Eamonn Holmes reports from the home of Pastor Bill Dunn
as he puts on some Ozzy Osbourne on his television. The Elim minister knows
something of the music business himself, as he was once a member of the 1960s
Belfast rhythm and blues band Them, alongside Van Morrison. In early 1986,
however, Pastor Dunn is concerned about a concert being put on in East Belfast
by the ex-Black Sabbath frontman.
It's ok for the heavy
metal singer to fly in and out and make a lot of money, he says, but he would
leave the audience with "certain things throbbing inside their memory
banks". He believes that Northern Ireland has enough problems without the
powers of darkness and that Osbourne is an agent for the devil.