Black Sabbath/Ozzy final performance

That sound right. I got to do the meet and greet with Mudvayne, I was a big fan of their bassist Ryan, I asked him a question about his previous band and he just lit up. At a certain point I was like dude, I think I’m holding up the line, he was just like we aren’t going anywhere, they can wait. Several years later I got onto some big tours and it made sense, the bus drivers are required to have a certain amount of time to sleep, rest, shower, so best case scenario someone is going to shuttle them to the hotel in a van and they aren’t leaving until the morning. Might as well hang out with the fans. They only had the one album out at the time, so any chance to connect with people you should take it. Super cool guy though. People don’t realize this, but being on tour you start to feel pretty isolated. It gets lonely. You miss your family, your friends, your home. You don’t usually get time to do any of the cool stuff in the places you’re playing because you have to get on the road to the next town. You mostly just see truck stops and hotel rooms. Even at that level with a couple of nice tour buses and star treatment it wears on you.