Que onda con Black Sabbath?

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The recently reunited Black Sabbath have announced their intentions to continue on with their planned comeback tour and album without Bill Ward, just one day after the drummer threatened to not take part unless offered a “signable” contract that would properly financially reflect his contributions to the band’s history.

In other words, Ward wants more money and Sabbath aren’t going to give it to him.

“We were saddened to hear yesterday via Facebook that Bill declined publicly to participate in our current Black Sabbath plans,” reads a statement from the band’s three other members — Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler — that was posted today on their Facebook page. “We have no choice but to continue recording without him although our door is always open … We are still in the U.K. with Tony. Writing and recording the new album and on a roll … See you at Download!!!”

The recording sessions for what would be this Sabbath lineup’s first album since 1978′s ‘Never Say Die!’ already were sidetracked once before when Iommi revealed last month that he had been diagnosed with lymphoma. Following that news, the band relocated their recording sessions to London so that Iommi could be close to his doctors for treatment, although apparently Ward has not been taking part in the sessions.

In his lengthy open letter to fans, Ward stated that he “would love nothing more than to be able to proceed with the Black Sabbath album and tour,” but is unable to continue unless presented with a “contract that reflects some dignity and respect toward [him] as an original member of the band.” He claims that he has been receiving the “cold shoulder” from Sabbath since refusing to sign and hopes that fans don’t hold him responsible if the reunion does not materialize as promised. “My position is not greed driven,” he insists.

Black Sabbath are scheduled to rock the final night of the 10th annual Download fest, which takes place June 8-10 at Donington Park, England.

Que bajón. Encima en esa nota lo hicieron quedar como el culo
"In other words, Ward wants more money and Sabbath aren’t going to give it to him."

Que poco profesionales :/ El tipo siente que no se le está dando lo que merece y bueno... igual me la banco sin Ward, pero una garcha.

karmazo blacua! pienso esatamente igual que vos, igual yo personalmente me conformo con los otros 3 (es lo que hay jajaja) no me calienta mucho que no este Ward

TOUR UPDATE: BAND’S SOLE EUROPEAN PERFORMANCE THIS SUMMER SET FOR U.K.’S DOWNLOAD FESTIVAL. OZZY & FRIENDS TO PERFORM MAJORITY OF OTHER SCHEDULED SHOWS

BLACK SABBATH --who late last year confirmed the recording of their first new album in more than 33 years and a worldwide headlining tour--have had to put some plans on hold due to Tony Iommi's battle with lymphoma. At this time, BLACK SABBATH will perform only one show of this summer’s previously scheduled European tour. It will take place Sunday, June 10 at the U.K.’s Download Festival.

So as not to let the promoters and fans down, Ozzy Osbourne will now perform the majority of the previously scheduled BLACK SABBATH dates (both festival performances and the headlining shows) billed as OZZY & FRIENDS. These “first ever” OZZY & FRIENDS shows will feature appearances by “special guest” musicians including Official Geezer Butler (who will join Ozzy for a special BLACK SABBATH set as a show of respect and support to their friend, Tony Iommi) and longtime former OZZY band member Zakk Wylde. In addition, OZZY will be accompanied by longtime collaborator and friend Slash at select shows, with other “special guests” set to join the tour at various stops along the way (full list of dates, appearances below).

Tony Iommi continues to make excellent progress and is looking forward to getting back out on the road. Meanwhile, BLACK SABBATH continue to write and record music in the U.K. for their upcoming album. More information about these dates and BLACK SABBATH’s recording and touring plans is forthcoming.

Finalmente la reunión de Black Sabbath prevista para el próximo verano ha sido cancelada debido a la enfermedad del guitarrista Tony Iommi. La formación original actuará únicamente en el Download Festival de Gran Bretaña y en el resto de fechas ya anunciadas será sustituida por Ozzy & Friends.
Ozzy Osbourne liderará esas conciertos y contará con invitados especiales como Geezer Butler, bajista original de Black Sabbath, con el que interpretará un set especial de la mítica banda en honor a Iommi. También le acompañará, entre otros, Zakk Wylde (Black Label Society, ex Ozzy) y, en algunas fechas todavía por determinar, Slash.
Por tanto, estas noticias afectan a festivales como el Azkena Rock (14-16 de junio) y el Hellfest (15-17 de junio, Francia), que habían confirmado a Black Sabbath como cabezas de cartel.
Mientras tanto, Tony Iommi continúa haciendo excelentes progresos en el tratamiento del linfoma que le diagnosticaron y espera poder volver a la carretera pronto. Pese a la cancelación de la gira, los miembros originales de Black Sabbath continúan con la preparación del nuevo álbum.

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Si, se está llendo todo para cualquier lado.
Iommy tiene cancer!!!, no está engripado.
La verdad a esta altura me chupa un huevo si hacen disco nuevo, gira, si Ward va a firmar un contrato o si Ozzy va a tocar con Slash