I get to play what I'm feeling on my solo records, and I get to bang the hell out of a drum… — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
If there's some longevity with Black Sabbath, then I'd like to be a part of it. — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
You can't play a backbeat in Black Sabbath. You can if you want to; it's going to ruin the song. — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
I don't have a problem with letting go of an album once I know I've pretty much done the best that I… — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
Metallica's 'black' album, when I heard that and I heard Lars' playing, and I just was, like, you know, 'Wow! Something really… — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
I made the decision back in 1984 to never play with Black Sabbath unless it was the original line-up. And I stuck… — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
I really enjoyed playing drums on 'Born Again.' It was a good feeling about being alive. There was a good energy there… — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
Everything I write tends to come from my own personal experiences, or from people close to me that I'm singing about. — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
I admired punk because I came from a violent band as well. Especially in the first four or five years, we were… — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
I have an open mind, and I try to be critical of none of the bands, even if something's not to my… — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
I had a lot of teachers. When I think about my upbringing I feel like the most fortunate person. It was a… — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
When we did 'Air Dance,' I thought we were actually quite courageous doing that because it's not necessarily quote-unquote a Black Sabbath… — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
One of the things I loved about Black Sabbath was, when we were on the road, there were times we had been… — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
I love the 'Black Album' because I think it was the beginning of something, primarily. I'd met Metallica, and I'd heard Metallica… — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
“Hatred and food were served up in equal proportions at the Connor dining table as he was growing up.” — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
It's hard to be a hungry young man when you're not hungry anymore. We were very hungry young men when we wrote 'Black Sabbath'… — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
Gene Hoglan is one of my friends, and when I watch him play, I'm blown away; I can't believe what his body can do. — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
I don't know about all this 'speed metal' and everything... It's all metal to me. — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
You can't play a backbeat in Black Sabbath. You can if you want to; it's going to ruin the song. — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
Ultimately, I'd say a lot of my vocal influences are jazz-based, people like Ella Fitzgerald, or Fred Astaire. — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
If there's some longevity with Black Sabbath, then I'd like to be a part of it. — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
I heard about twenty, twenty-four bars of one track - one track - on '13,' and I listened to it, and I just didn't… — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
I based my tuning on Gene Krupa, Buddy and Joe Morello. I knew how I wanted the drums to sound and we did the… — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
“There can be no greater motivator for evil than a huge sense of injustice!” — Bill Ward Copy Share Image
