Tom Hamilton Attends Ozzy Osbourne Concert
The Republican - MassLive.com, MA
January 11, 2008
WORCESTER - These days when Ozzy Osbourne screams out "I can't hear you" in concert it may not be that he is trying to entice a louder response from the crowd. Celebrating his 40th year in the music business, it's not a stretch to think the veteran rocker really can't hear you.
Ozzy Osbourne brought his recent tour to the DCU Centre in Worcester on Tuesday night, offering up an 80-minute set that was filled with as much mayhem as he could muster.....
While Aerosmith bass player Tom Hamilton watched from the wings (he deftly avoided the foam bath and the buckets of water being tossed from the stage), Osbourne worked up "Suicide Solution."
The array of symbolic stage props included a video screen in the shape of a cross which featured Osbourne's maniacal glare on songs "Mr. Crowley," and "Bark at the Moon." Osbourne gave guitarist Zakk Wylde the room for an 11-minute guitar solo which featured all the clichés, including playing with his teeth and with the guitar behind his back. It basically amounted to an intermission for Osbourne who returned with "I Don't Know," and the power ballad "Here for You....."
Complete article: (here).
January 11, 2008
WORCESTER - These days when Ozzy Osbourne screams out "I can't hear you" in concert it may not be that he is trying to entice a louder response from the crowd. Celebrating his 40th year in the music business, it's not a stretch to think the veteran rocker really can't hear you.
Ozzy Osbourne brought his recent tour to the DCU Centre in Worcester on Tuesday night, offering up an 80-minute set that was filled with as much mayhem as he could muster.....
While Aerosmith bass player Tom Hamilton watched from the wings (he deftly avoided the foam bath and the buckets of water being tossed from the stage), Osbourne worked up "Suicide Solution."
The array of symbolic stage props included a video screen in the shape of a cross which featured Osbourne's maniacal glare on songs "Mr. Crowley," and "Bark at the Moon." Osbourne gave guitarist Zakk Wylde the room for an 11-minute guitar solo which featured all the clichés, including playing with his teeth and with the guitar behind his back. It basically amounted to an intermission for Osbourne who returned with "I Don't Know," and the power ballad "Here for You....."
Complete article: (here).
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