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Sabbath – Trashed
"Trashed" is a single from the album Born Again,
by the heavy metal band Black Sabbath. It is the first song of the album, and
one of the first songs by the Gillan Sabbath lineup.
"Trashed" relates how Gillan crashed Ward's car
during an alcohol-fuelled race around the grounds of the recording studio. Ian
Gillan recounts:
“I did have a small mishap though; having clipped a pile of
tyres on a previous lap, I ran over one of them on the next and was instantly
flipped, skidding and spinning upside down at a high speed and for a great
distance along the road, until I stopped eventually, inches short of the swimming
pool.
The track also gained some controversy, as it was featured
in the PMRC "Filthy Fifteen" list. They claimed the song was about
drug and alcohol abuse. This is ironic, considering that it was in fact a
warning against driving under the influence. The PMRC might have managed to
listen to the song before condeming it, but the publicity resulted in an
increase in album sales for many of the bands on the list. --wiki
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