Ozzy Osbourne is ready to perform on stage with Black Sabbath during their last concert, but Maynard James Keenan thinks that it will take “modern miracles” so that the Prince of Darkness succeeds.
The Front Man is one of the many emblematic artists who are part of the Back at the start Line-up, which would be held at Villa Park in Birmingham, England, on July 5.
Having seen the War pigs Rocker, which suffers from neck and spine problems as well as Parkinson’s disease, and sometimes uses a wheelchair for mobility, fights at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony last year, Maynard “is preparing for the worst but hoping the best”.
“I think for me, see Ozzy to move to [the Hall of Fame ceremony]The idea that he played a show at all, if we are honest, the conversation about going to do the song was like: ‘We will have this conversation, but, ahh … I don’t know that [concert] will happen ”, he said at the Nuits de Vignettes.
“And even now, I’m prudent to say:” Yeah! All inside, he will do it. “Because man, I don’t know what kind of modern miracles we will find to put him on stage to do the songs, but that will be a challenge for them,” said Judith’s talent.
“So, I am honored to be part of it, but I prepare a little at worst – but hoping the best, as they say,” said Maynard in conclusion on his reflections on Ozzy Osbourne who goes on stage to play with Black Sabbath for a last concert.
