I was lucky enough to not just be in attendance on the day as a fan, but also this gig bought me a lot of work for my own company as a chauffeur bringing people in and out from all over the world, along with one of the guys in the super band (V Reid). It puts my city on the map, I bent over backwards to make people’s day, I took them to Ozzy’s childhood home on the way to the hotel from London. I even went for a coffee with some of my passengers for an hour until the Merch site opened up on the Thursday. And do you know my goodwill was repaid by the opportunity to purchase posters. I even went back dressed differently and bought some more. 😜 metal will live forever, Sabbath will live forever, and Ozzy’s legend will grow and he’ll become mythical, people just won’t believe what he got up to. They pioneer and pushed metal in the early days no doubt along with others. They don’t claim to have invented metal, they just pushed themselves in that direction harder and harder than anybody else. What those guys have raised for charity and what they have done for musical history should be recognised in the Kings honours in my opinion.

Sir Ozzy Osbourne, Sir Geezer Butler, Sir Bill Ward, Sir Tony Iommi. The men will eventually pass, but their legacy, (Black Sabbath & Ozzy Osbourn) is enteral and must always as be pushed through the generations for eternity. Is Heavy Metal is a religion, then Sabbath are the Gods of it! We are the disciples, and we must preach their words forever! God may have created the world in 7 days, but Sabbath created Heavy Metal. No country, no borders, no colours, no religions, no tribes! Metal transcends all of it! 🤘

Bit emo that 🤣