TONY MARTIN: Japanese Version Of 'Scream' To Include 'Rap-Metal' Track

October 31, 2005

According to a posting at Black-Sabbath.com, the Japanese version of former BLACK SABBATH frontman Tony Martin's upcoming solo album, "Scream", will include a bonus track, entitled "Unbearable". Said Martin, "It's wacky!!!! I wrote it with my other son Sam and it's a really modern rap-metal track. Love it!"

Due on November 18 via MTM Music, "Scream" features legendary drummer Cozy Powell (BLACK SABBATH, RAINBOW, WHITESNAKE) on "Raising Hell" as well as songwriting contributions by another SABBATH member, Geoff Nicholls.

In other news, a new interview with Tony has been posted online at Metal Express Radio. In the interview, Tony talks about a whole range of things, from his time in BLACK SABBATH to all the projects he's sung on in the last several years (RONDINELLI, CAGE, M3, etc.),to his new solo album, the WHOLE LOTTA METAL shows; he even remarks on the Sharon Osbourne/IRON MAIDEN egging incident. Read it at this location.

As previously reported, Martin's touring band will consist of the following:

Geoff Nicholls - Keyboards
Danny Needham - Drums
Jamie Mallander - Bass
Joe Harford - guitar
Fabio Cerrone - guitar
Tony Martin – vocals

Tony Martin tour dates:

Nov. 09 – Graz, AUT - Explosiv
Nov. 10 - Wien, AUT - Planet Music
Nov. 11 - Ried, AUT - Kiek
Nov. 12 - Moscow, RUS - private event
Nov. 13 - Moscow, RUS - B2 club
Nov. 15 - Pilzen, CZR - Rockclub
Nov. 16 - Budapest, HUN - A38
Nov. 18 - Bassano del grappa, ITA - Transilvania
Nov. 19 - Firenze, ITA - Ministry
Nov. 20 - Roma, ITA - Stazione Birra
Nov. 23 - Latina, ITA - Transilvania
Nov. 24 - Como, ITA - Black Horse
Nov. 25 - Torino, ITA - Transilvania

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