The best description I ever heard of this film is that it's a story told entirely in parenthesis.

No question about Zoot? Their cover of Eleanor Rigby is one of the best hard rock covers around.

What's with attributing the lyrical output to Ozzy,  but everyone knows that Geezer wrote the lyrics for 90% of the songs in the classic era (Ozzy's contribution was essentially "Am I Going Insane"). Even in his solo career, Ozzy's best stuff has been provided by other people, whether it's Blizzard/Madman (Bob…

Point in case - Tim Buckley, one of the great voices in rock covered Wait's "Martha" but could match the weariness in Wait's delivery that carries the emotion.

The most telling thing about how great Mercury was, is that at his star filled tribute concert, almost nobody came close to matching him.

Here's John Clarke's post at The Drum about the Twenty Twelve plagiarism issues

Here's John Clarke's post at The Drum about the Twenty Twelve plagiarism issues