Happy Halloween 2012! Happy Game Day Spurs Day!

Nothing better on Halloween than a Black Sabbath update(relax-only Australian dates-so far).  Also, I am really lucky to work down the hall from ghost expert Russell Rush.  So, I will have some exclusive haunted links to scare the hell out of you this Halloween.  Boo!

During the Duncan-Popovich era, OUR SPURS are14-1 in season openers.  GO SPURS GO!  This years team again a nice mix of veterans and young guys.  I look for huge efforts and results from Leonard/Jackson/and of course OUR big 3.  Here we go, the drive for five begins NOW!  GO SPURS GO!

For a truly Spooktacular Halloween...check out my buddy Russell Rush's Haunted Tour----You gotta see these videos. HH

http://www.therussellrushhauntedtour.com/pages/allinvestigations.html

BLACK SABBATH will embark on an Australian tour next April. Confirmed dates are as follows:

Apr. 25 - Entertainment Centre, Brisbane
Apr. 27 - Allphones Arena, Sydney
May 01 - Rod Laver, Melbourne
May 04 - Perth Arena, PerthOriginal BLACK SABBATH guitarist Tony Iommi, singer Ozzy Osbourne and bassist Geezer Butler are working with producer Rick Rubin on their first recording project together in 34 years.  15 songs have been written for the CD, with 12 making the final cut and the additional three serving as bonus tracks for different special editions. 

Apparently, Iommi completed all 15 guitar tracks during the band's sessions in England earlier this year, and judging by the way most bands record, that would mean drums are done as well. Ozzy and Geezer are working to complete the tracks in five-song increments, with the first five being worked on currently at Shangri La Studios in Malibu, California. Ozzy is tracking vocals, with Butler writing all the lyrics.

As for Iommi,  he is in good spirits and recovery is coming along very well from his cancer scare earlier this year.As for how Rubin influenced the band's approach to writing together again, Butler explained, "He sat us down, put the first album on and said 'listen to this', imagine it's 1969, you've just done that, what would you do next?"

Iommi added, "It's taken on the flavor of the old stuff in the way we put things together, but with a different look on it."

BLACK SABBATH drummer Bill Ward announced earlier this year that he was declining to join his former bandmates for its scheduled 2012 dates, as well as the recording of a new album, due to a contractual dispute.

2013-the year Black Sabbath Rocks San Antonio Again?!