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Heavy-Metal Alternative-Metal act headed by New Jersey-native guitarist
Zakk Wylde, best known for his long collaboration with Ozzy
Osbourne, the guitarist began to start his first side project in 1995,
three years later he formed Black Label Society with drummer Phil Ondich
and released "Sonic Brew", after several changes the band embarked
on international tour.
In the winter of 1999/2000, Wylde and Ondich entered the studio in California
to cut their sophomore effort, "Stronger Than Death", which
was released the following April; in October, that same year, the group
recorded the live-set "Alcohol Fueled Brewtality Live".
The next studio-album, "1919 Eternal", was released on March
of 2002.
It was followed by the band's first U.S. top 50 album: "The Blessed
Hellride", its first single "Stillborn" featured Ozzy
Osbourne on vocals, peaked at #12 on The Mainstream Rock chart.
The sixth Black Label Society album "Hangover Music Vol. VI",
which arrived in April 2004, hit #40 on The Billboard Top 200 chart; the
main single, "House Of Doom", reached the #33 on Active Rock
chart.
In early March 2005 Zakk Wylde and Co. released the band's Artemis Records
debut, "Mafia"; it included the single "Suicide Messiah".
"Shot To Hell", Black Label Society's newest album, was released
in September 2006 through Roadrunner Records.
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