G//Z/R - Plastic Planet album flac

Plastic Planet is the debut studio album by GZR (known at the time as g//z/r), a heavy metal band featuring Geezer Butler of Black Sabbath. The album features Fear Factory vocalist Burton C. Bell. Butler wrote the bulk of the album's lyrics, which he then gave to Bell who wrote melodies and music. An exception was "Cycle of Sixty", written by Howse. The song "Giving Up the Ghost" was lyrically directed at Tony Iommi and his continuation of the Black Sabbath name at the time.

Before taking on Bell as vocalist for Plastic Planet, Butler contacted Devin Townsend to perform on the album. However, due to Townsend's recent stint with Steve Vai and having had to sing lyrics not written by himself, he was unwilling to enter into another band where he would have no lyrical input. That album also featured Pedro Howse on guitars, as well as Deen Castronovo (of to come Journey fame) on drums. This proved to be a one-time collaboration and Frasca was replaced by Clark Brown from the band Symatic for their second album Black Science, released in 1997. The g//z/r formation did play a few live dates in 1997 behind the release of the album, however this was not a full-fledged tour, most of these gigs were played concurrent to the Ozzfest tour of that year. The band opened for such folks as Bruce Dickinson, who was playing some live gigs at the time.

Overview (current section).

Tracklist: 1. "Catatonic Eclipse" 2. "Drive Boy, Shooting" 3. "Giving up the Ghost" 4. "Plastic Planet" 5. "The Invisible" 6. "Seance Fiction" 7. "House of Clouds" 8. "Detective 27" 9. "X13" 10. "Sci-Clone" 11. "Cycle of Sixty". CD version: G//Z/R - Plastic Planet Label: TVT Records ‎- TVT 6010-2 Format: CD, Album Country: US Released: 1995 Genre: Rock Style: Heavy Metal.

Plastic Planet track list. 1. Catatonic Eclipse. Your feedback for Plastic Planet. Ad. G//Z/R (Geezer) - Plastic Planet Cassette - TVT, 1995 - Geezer Butler.