Was Ozzy in the band The Magic Lanterns and if so what sond did he sing?
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yes he was,and the main song was shame shame in 1969
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im not sure if your talking about these well i have one its by ozzy osbourne- fire\n\nI am the god of hell fire and I bring you...\nFire, I'll take you to burn.\nFire, I'll take you to learn.\nI'll see you burn!\nYou fought hard and you saved and learned,\nBut all of it's gonna burn.\nAnd your mind, your tiny mind,\nYou know you've really been so blind.\nNow's your time burn your mind.\nYou're falling far too far behind.\nOh no, oh no, oh no, oh no, you gonna burn!\nFire, to destroy all you've done.\nFire, to end all you've become.\nI'll feel you burn!\n\nYou've been living like a little girl,\nIn the middle of your little world.\nAnd your mind, your tiny mind,\nYou know you've really been so blind.\nNow's your time burn your mind,\nYou're falling far too far behind.\n\nOh no, oh no, oh no, oh no,\n\nFire, I'll take you to burn.\nFire, I'll take you to learn.\nYou're going to burn!\nYou're going to burn!\nYou're going to burn!\nYou're going to burn! burn! burn! burn!\n\nFire, I'll take you to burn.\nFire, I'll take you to learn.\nFire, to end all you've become.\nFire, I'll watch you burn\n\nI am the god of hell fire, ha ha ha ha ha!
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yesssssssssssssssssssss!\nThe magic trio
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its actually called "Sid and Nancy" by Alex Cox\n\nSids band was The Sex Pistols
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I do. I love metal and hard rock. I'm going to Ozzfest. \n\nHard Rock Bands or Metal: Korn, Disturbed, Ozzy Osbourn, Slipknot, Metallica, Avenged Sevenfold
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The Irish brought the tradition of the Jack O'Lantern to America. The original Jack O'Lantern was not a pumpkin. The legend goes back hundreds of years in Irish History.\nJack O'lanterns weren’t always Pumpkin , and Halloween wasn’t always Halloween. This celebration began as a pagan festival called Samhain, when Celts would walk around with various root vegetable lanterns to guide the roaming dead to the next world. They also carved spooky faces into them (the lanterns, not the dead) to keep malignant spirits away.
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Simple......Black Sabbath....the Godtathers of Rock Metal\n\nAny arguments take them up with Mr. O. Osbourne or any of the thousands of bands influenced by Sabbath
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Gaslight was a Canadian touring rock group of the 1970's. Gaslight backed up many of the top acts of the era, including the Stampeders, Edward Bear, Mainline, Crowbar, Zager & Evans, Yukon, Major Hooples. Members included Peter Beacock-keyboards (later of Major Hooples), Brian Tozer-lead guitar, Kerry Little-drums, Neil Light-bass, Rick Whittier-vocal. Were best known for the "Rock Set", a history of rock'n'roll that included everyone from Donny Osmond to Country Joe.
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Hmmmm......tough one. OZZY
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mercury wasnt he in a famous band ???
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I found these two:\nhttp://www.seeklyrics.com/lyrics/Omd/Neon-Lights.html\nhttp://www.macphisto.net/u2lyrics/Neon_Lights.html\n\nHope u werent talking about Neon Knights by Black Sabbath... :-D sowwie just had to bring that up, i luv that song.
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Horslips. They were around in the 70's, they had great songs, the most famous was 'Dearg Doom'. They reformed a while ago and brought out a new cd and dvd.
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I love this band!  I have the first CD - haven't seen them in concert, but would love to. His voice is so pretty, like a angel choir boy.
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hurdy gurdy man-donovan
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It was Blind Melon. The guy was called Shannon Hoon. He co-wrote and sang Don't Cry with Axl Rose and yes Axl Rose found him dead of an OD on the tour bus as Blind Melon were supporting G N' R on one of their many Use you illusion tours. I saw them live in the UK. They were poor live but he was probably off his face at the time.\n\nThe song "No Rain" by Blind melon is great though.
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F*ck Sharon Osbourne. Yeah, yeah, she did so much for Ozzy, yadda, yadda, blah blah blah. Mind you, I love the man, but the utter lack of respect for Maiden is unforgivable. I lucked out last summer and got to see one of Maiden's shows that wasn't with Ozzfest. Honestly, at this point, even if the Maiden fiasco hadn't happened, I'd still want nothing to do with Ozzfest. Who can afford decent seats? Sure as hell not me, so why would I pay $80 or more to have crappy ones where I can't hear the bands? This is just one of my innumerable complaints about Ozzfest.\n\nSeriously, though, no respect for Maiden, gods of metal that they are. I'm pretty sure that had I witnessed anyone egging Steve Harris and the boys, beams of fury would have shot out of my eyes and vaporized the offenders.
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The song is by Joan Osbourne (no relation to Ozzy) and is called (What If God Was) One Of Us.