Zakk Wylde's Black Label Society, The Blessed Hellride - 48m 7s

Tracks & Durations

1. Stoned And Drunk	5:02
2. Doomsday Jesus	3:30
3. Stillborn	3:15
4. Suffering Overdue	4:29
5. The Blessed Hellride	4:32
6. Funeral Bell	4:41
7. Final Solution	4:04
8. Destruction Overdrive	3:01
9. Blackened Waters	3:56
10. We Live No More	4:02
11. Dead Meadow	4:31
12. F.U.N.	2:58

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Review

The Blessed Hellride finds former Ozzy Osbourne's guitarist and Black Label Society frontman Zakk Wylde playing all instruments bar the drums, yet retaining an intensity that Osbourne has sadly lacked for some years. Combining the bludgeoning heaviness of Black Sabbath, the Southern flavor of the Allman Brothers, and the flashy pyrotechnics of Eddie Van Halen, Wylde delivers crushing riffs and head-spinning solos throughout such highlights as the grand "Blackened Waters," the stomping "Suffering Overdue," and "Stillborn," a pained lament for dead love that features Osbourne. Wylde owes such a debut to Black Sabbath that his voice is nearly indistinguishable from Ozzy's, and he lacks subtlety, as evinced by the clattering percussion that invades the otherwise melancholic closer "Dead Meadow". Even so, this is a cut above the heavy-rock norm. --Dominic Wills The premier rock guitarist of our generation and his Black Label Society cohorts have raised the bar once again with The Blessed Hellride, a triumphant album of uncompromising vision and undeniable virtuosity that brings a much needed dose of guitar fueled mastery to the national stage. 11 tracks featuring 'Stillborn' (w/special guest vocalist Ozzy Osbourne) & 'We Live No More'. Spitfire. 2003.

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