The mellower side of Metal

Ozzy - You're No Different
Ozzy - So Tired
Ozzy - Diary of a Madman

One of my favorites, but also brings me to tears sometimes. Pretty sure it's about an accidental death, but it reminds me of a friend of mine that took his own life years ago.

Wrecked Neck wrote:

One of my favorites, but also brings me to tears sometimes. Pretty sure it's about an accidental death, but it reminds me of a friend of mine that took his own life years ago.

Never heard that song.

Troublezone wrote:

Wrecked Neck wrote:

One of my favorites, but also brings me to tears sometimes. Pretty sure it's about an accidental death, but it reminds me of a friend of mine that took his own life years ago.

Never heard that song.

Damn man, not only a great song, but the rest of the album is killer and a must have in every metal heads collection. Probably my favorite albums of theirs.

Wrecked Neck wrote:

Troublezone wrote:

Wrecked Neck wrote:

One of my favorites, but also brings me to tears sometimes. Pretty sure it's about an accidental death, but it reminds me of a friend of mine that took his own life years ago.

Never heard that song.

Damn man, not only a great song, but the rest of the album is killer and a must have in every metal heads collection. Probably my favorite albums of theirs.

I have to admit that I’ve known of Laaz for many years, but I only have the last album. I first heard of them from the Leatherface soundtrack. I’m glad I seen them in concert once! The founding bass player passed a few years ago. Probably no chance of reforming again.

Troublezone wrote:

Wrecked Neck wrote:

Troublezone wrote:

Wrecked Neck wrote:

One of my favorites, but also brings me to tears sometimes. Pretty sure it's about an accidental death, but it reminds me of a friend of mine that took his own life years ago.

Never heard that song.

Damn man, not only a great song, but the rest of the album is killer and a must have in every metal heads collection. Probably my favorite albums of theirs.

I have to admit that I’ve known of Laaz for many years, but I only have the last album. I first heard of them from the Leatherface soundtrack. I’m glad I seen them in concert once! The founding bass player passed a few years ago. Probably no chance of reforming again.

Every album is excellent IMO, favorites being Know your Enemy and Annihilation Principle. You are lucky to have seen them. I've been a fan since I discovered them in the 80's and never got a chance to see them before.

Wrecked Neck wrote:

Troublezone wrote:

Wrecked Neck wrote:

Troublezone wrote:

Wrecked Neck wrote:

One of my favorites, but also brings me to tears sometimes. Pretty sure it's about an accidental death, but it reminds me of a friend of mine that took his own life years ago.

Never heard that song.

Damn man, not only a great song, but the rest of the album is killer and a must have in every metal heads collection. Probably my favorite albums of theirs.

I have to admit that I’ve known of Laaz for many years, but I only have the last album. I first heard of them from the Leatherface soundtrack. I’m glad I seen them in concert once! The founding bass player passed a few years ago. Probably no chance of reforming again.

Every album is excellent IMO, favorites being Know your Enemy and Annihilation Principle. You are lucky to have seen them. I've been a fan since I discovered them in the 80's and never got a chance to see them before.

That last album was pretty good! At least they ended on a high note.

Keel had some pretty good ones with Tears of Fire, Calm Before the Storm and Dreams are Not Enough.

Lurideath wrote:

Ozzy - You're No Different
Ozzy - So Tired
Ozzy - Diary of a Madman

Also "Ordinary Man"

Alice Cooper also had some good ones with "Only My Heart Talking", "Hell is Living Without You", "Might as Well Be on Mars", "Burning Our Bed" and "Die For You"