14: Gods and Tyrants a Conversation with Vinny Appice

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I consider Vinny Appice to be part of the hard rock aristocracy, having put in work with Black Sabbath, Dio and a host of other legendary outfits. His discography is impressive to say the least. For a guy like me, who grew up in the early 80’s, the Dio era of Sabbath was some of the first true metal that I experienced, so being able to chat with Vinny was a high point in my career.

Vinny has a new record hitting the streets with his band Last in Line which features his former band mate guitarist Vivian Campbell, bassist Phil Soussan (ex-Ozzy Osbourne) and vocalist Andrew Freeman (ex-Lynch Mob). The new record, a follow up to 2016’s “Heavy Crown” is aptly titled “II.”

Intro: “Give Up the Ghost” – Last in Line

Outro: “Turn Up the Night” – Black Sabbath

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