Black Sabbath the End of the End Page #3

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It's been their lives

as well as mine,

and they've lived

the same sort of thing

through this, like I have.

I mean, that is brilliant,

to know that you've

touched people's

lives in that way,

that's...

That they are

part of this.

Thank you!

To finish

everything on the last gig,

and all just disappear,

with all the commotion

and everything,

it would be too much,

so, it's nice we can

see each other

for a few days

after the last show.

To get a chance

to talk, you know,

because you never

have a chance

on the last show.

I'd like to think,

well, we can go

in the studio,

and recreate

a sort of a rehearsal

environment,

and Ozzy can sing

some of the songs

that we haven't

played for years.

But I think

it'll be different

'cause all the years,

we never actually

filmed anything

in the studio, really,

we just recorded.

That's sort of the plan.

-All right?

-Nice day, ain't it?

Lovely,

and it goes really nice.

Very unusual.

What time is

Ozzy getting here?

- Five to four.

- Five to four?

Not four o'clock, right?

Not four o'clock.

Hiya.

Oh, there he is.

-All right?

-All right?

You sang great

the other night

by the way.

It's really good.

Everything works, you know.

-It moves, everything...

-Yeah.

Yeah, you sang really well.

What are we doing first?

-What do you want to do?

-Wizard.

Is there any headphones?

I can't hear

what the f***'s going on.

-Headphone, did you say?

-Yeah.

One, two.

What the f***

is going on down here?

It ain't plugged in.

This is a good idea,

isn't it?

I'll just shove it

up my ass.

Plug the f***ing thing in!

No wonder I can't

hear f*** all.

This ain't plugged in.

Yeah, I mean, we haven't played

The Wizard for God

knows how many years.

I haven't even

listened to it,

but I think

it'll be all right.

Misty morning

clouds in the sky

Without warning

the wizard walks by

Casting his shadow

weaving his spell

Funny clothes

tinkling bell

Never talking

Just keeps walking

Spreading his magic

So, do you feel

like you're outsiders?

I think we used to be.

I think we're accepted

a lot more now.

It's a lot easier now

when we're doing

interviews and stuff.

Back in the old days,

it was like,

"them against us"

kind of thing.

The first album got slagged

in the music press.

'Cause we'd sort of made it

without the press

knowing about us.

We'd built up

a following around

the country, outside London,

unfashionable places

like Carlisle,

and people thought

if you didn't make it

in London,

then you weren't

worth anything.

And we didn't really

play that much in London,

so the London press

had never heard of us.

They didn't give us

any ounce of encouragement.

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