Geezer Butler recently spoke to Mark Jeeves of Planet Rock’s “My Planet Rocks” about BLACK SABBATH’s decision to part ways with the malfunctioning Ozzy Osbourne in 1979 and replace him with Ronnie James Dio. Asked if the band’s revamped lineup felt like a “rebirth” for SABBATH at the time, the bassi…
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