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Ok... this is buggin' the crap outta me... What do you mean by 'associated'? As in, actually part of, or connected to, the band? Or do you mean that someone completely separate that has the Iommi thing down cold?

...we're not talking about Brian May, are we?

wrongnote85 wrote:negative.

and a big one at that, lol.

Shit.

Zakk Wylde?

JimmyPaeg wrote:

GRIMESPACE wrote:Ok, so my turn?

How 'bout connecting Dimebag Darrel to Ted Nugent, without re-spouting all the bullshit from / about Uncle Ted

Well, Dimebag was shot with a gun>Nugent has lots of guns

...nah - that wouldn't be anything I'd be 'associated' with

This is what I came up with: Dimebag > Scott Ian > Perl Aday > Meat Loaf > Ted Nugent

i mean some other dude from some other band who was never in black sabbath but can be traced to them at almost every conceivable point.

Hmm... trying to come up with other guitarists that go clear back to the beginning and had remotely parallel career paths - Ritchie Blackmore, Jimmy Page? Both can be traced to Sabbath - Page > Bonham > Iommi (Bonham was good friend, even best man at wedding, then pissed Dio off by making a crude remark), and Blackmore > Gillen > one of the worst Sabbath lineups.

This is a good one - can't wait to see how it turns out

you're on the right path

GRIMESPACE wrote:Ok, so my turn?

How 'bout connecting Dimebag Darrel to Ted Nugent, without re-spouting all the bullshit from / about Uncle Ted

The obvious answer would be Pantera covering Cat Scratch Fever.

god dammit I already answered

Zakk Wylde was Ozzy's guitarist

Ray Gillen was Sabbath's singer.

Lomenzo played with both.

this may not be THE answer you are looking for but it is A right answer.

alright, no posts in here for a couple days.....


the answer to my last question was ritchie blackmore.

To echo our (fearful) leader...

god dammit I already answered

GRIMESPACE wrote:Hmm... trying to come up with other guitarists that go clear back to the beginning and had remotely parallel career paths - Ritchie Blackmore, Jimmy Page? Both can be traced to Sabbath - Page > Bonham > Iommi (Bonham was good friend, even best man at wedding, then pissed Dio off by making a crude remark), and Blackmore > Gillen > one of the worst Sabbath lineups.

This is a good one - can't wait to see how it turns out

Sorry about the delay getting back - been a busy week

GRIMESPACE wrote:To echo our (fearful) leader...

god dammit I already answered

GRIMESPACE wrote:Hmm... trying to come up with other guitarists that go clear back to the beginning and had remotely parallel career paths - Ritchie Blackmore, Jimmy Page? Both can be traced to Sabbath - Page > Bonham > Iommi (Bonham was good friend, even best man at wedding, then pissed Dio off by making a crude remark), and Blackmore > Gillen > one of the worst Sabbath lineups.

This is a good one - can't wait to see how it turns out

Sorry about the delay getting back - been a busy week

yea, i know man. same here.


now, can you answer why its ritchie blackmore?

Blackmore - Dio, Bobby Rondinelli, and Cozy Powell were all in both Rainbow and Black Sabbath. Jimmy Bain was in Rainbow and Dio. Bob Daisley was in Ozzy's band, Rainbow, and Sabbath. Ian Gillian was in Deep Purple and Black Sabbath. Don Airey was in Ozzy's band, Rainbow, Deep Purple, and Sabbath. Glenn Hughes was in Deep Purple, although not at the same time as Blackmore, and was sort of in Sabbath briefly. I've probably missed a couple connections.

The Hiryuu wrote:Blackmore - Dio, Bobby Rondinelli, and Cozy Powell were all in both Rainbow and Black Sabbath. Jimmy Bain was in Rainbow and Dio. Bob Daisley was in Ozzy's band, Rainbow, and Sabbath. Ian Gillian was in Deep Purple and Black Sabbath. Don Airey was in Ozzy's band, Rainbow, Deep Purple, and Sabbath. Glenn Hughes was in Deep Purple, although not at the same time as Blackmore, and was sort of in Sabbath briefly. I've probably missed a couple connections.

You go, boy!

Wrongnote, we good now?

The Hiryuu wrote:Blackmore - Dio, Bobby Rondinelli, and Cozy Powell were all in both Rainbow and Black Sabbath. Jimmy Bain was in Rainbow and Dio. Bob Daisley was in Ozzy's band, Rainbow, and Sabbath. Ian Gillian was in Deep Purple and Black Sabbath. Don Airey was in Ozzy's band, Rainbow, Deep Purple, and Sabbath. Glenn Hughes was in Deep Purple, although not at the same time as Blackmore, and was sort of in Sabbath briefly. I've probably missed a couple connections.

damn fine job, although glenn hughes was in deep purple with ritchie.

wrongnote85 wrote:

The Hiryuu wrote:Blackmore - Dio, Bobby Rondinelli, and Cozy Powell were all in both Rainbow and Black Sabbath. Jimmy Bain was in Rainbow and Dio. Bob Daisley was in Ozzy's band, Rainbow, and Sabbath. Ian Gillian was in Deep Purple and Black Sabbath. Don Airey was in Ozzy's band, Rainbow, Deep Purple, and Sabbath. Glenn Hughes was in Deep Purple, although not at the same time as Blackmore, and was sort of in Sabbath briefly. I've probably missed a couple connections.

damn fine job, although glenn hughes was in deep purple with ritchie.

Ah, I wasn't 100% on that. For some reason I thought Blackmore bailed before Glover did, I got my wires crossed.

So it's Hiryuu's move - let's hear the next question!

...even though I already answered the damn question