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Ian Gillan says Black Sabbath were more “important” than Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin: “Without them there would have been no grunge or heavy metal”

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Ian Gillan says Black Sabbath were more “important” than Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin: “Without them there would have been no grunge or heavy metal”

Ian Gillan on the “unholy trinity” of British rock bands, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath, and why the Brummie Rock Gods were the “most important” of them all

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