GZR : Plastic Planet

WHERE THERE IS NO GOD 

ALL IS PERMITTED

ARTICULATED MADMEN

NEVER ARE COMMITTED

A LITTLE BIT 
HEAVY

BUT HEY IT'S

GEEZER'S B/DAY !!!!

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 also features

 Fear Factory

 vocalist 

Burton C. Bell.

Album Information

The song

 "Giving Up the Ghost" 

was lyrically directed 

at Tony Iommi 

and his continuation

 of the 

Black Sabbath name

 at the time.

 "Detective 27"

 indirectly references 

Batman

 whose first appearance

 in 1939 was

 in DC Comics'

 Detective Comics #27.

The song

 "The Invisible" 

was featured on

 the soundtrack

 to the 1995 film 

Mortal Kombat, 

although the song 

did not appear

 in the film itself.

The artist on the album 

was listed as

 "Geezer" 

instead of

 "g//z/r".

 Terence Michael Joseph "Geezer" Butler 

(born July,17th 1949)

 is an English

 retired musician, 

best known

 as the bassist 

and primary lyricist 

of the pioneering

 Heavy Metal band

 Black Sabbath.

 He has also recorded 

and performed with

 Heaven & Hell, 

GZR, 

Ozzy Osbourne, 

and 

Deadland Ritual.

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