Ozzy Osbourne musical jack in the box (2001)
Ozzy Osbourne musical jack in the box (2001)
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Ozzy Osbourne musical jack in the box (2001)
Harry Barber's memories of Music Machine are more detailed than Ozzy's account on page 49 of the autobiography I Am Ozzy.
Led Zep & Cozy Powell out for a pint
I honestly did not know in which category I should put this, but I wanted to share with you this model of a 3D mini room that I made using the cover of all Judas Priest albums in different ways. There are poster, mini records, the pillow and the cover of the bed of the room; I also made a model doll of me wearing a British Steel shirt. There is also a Ram it down wall watch, and many other things in the room. Hope you like it. I made it about 2 years ago. \m/
This a drawing of Jhon Bonham that I made as a tribute to him and to the music that he gave to us all.
Pages from Birmingham Central Library archives.
Napalm Death photographs, 1986.
I took this photo of Tony playing his guitar live at Leeds Arena on The End tour, January 26th 2017!
Bill Ward's silver ring with black stone. Given personally to me on the aftershow of the last December 1999 Birmingham Nec show ("Reunion Tour"). Im a professional Heavy Metal writer and photographer (since 1992), based in Buenos Aires, Argentina...
Me, Tony, Brum Town Hall, Top night!
Photographs of Harry Barber (1964 & 1966)
Portraits of Lee Dorrian in Birmingham after a gig in 1988
‘John’ doll inspired by 1969/1970 era Ozzy Osbourne.
Rob Halford figurine (2007). Limited to 3000.
A signed photograph of Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi
Dennis Wheatley novel
I made this modified Heaven & Hell artwork specifically to be presented to the band as gifts during backstage at London's wembley arena on 10/11/2007 , I was solely taken after their show to Iommi's & Geezer's private bus to present them these framed artworks while Ronnie James Dio was later so overwhelmed with the sarcastic artwork backstage that I was told he kept telling everyone about it for a whole week after ! Ronnie couldn't help himself laughing at Iommi's smoking angel.
I remember on my many pilgramages to yaah dudes skate shops to pick up a set of screaming wheels or a new set of vans boot before hitting Birmingham wheels skate park Shane would be in the shop. It was a few years later I would recognise him again again thrashin the bass in the institute with Barney as nalpalm death. These guys are true legends. Never did find out if Barney did skate?
'It really is thee metal god, ask him for an autograph'. 'Is it rainin' in Dudlaaaay', the leather Lord replied.
This is a drawing that I made as a tribute for Tony, he one of my heros \m/
Napalm Death photograph, 1989
