finger-pointing vocal admonishment

[Vladv1]

"The result was an album of guitar flash, rhythm section euphoria and finger-pointing vocal admonishment, Ronnie delivering straight through the heart his evil but empowering haikus with a voice now legendary for capably fronting two brutish British rock institutions". Martin Popoff " The top 500 heavy metal albums".
Could you please decipher what the words in bold mean as a whole, maybe reword it, I get the words, but can't get the meaning as a unit.

 

[Tarheel]

It seems to mean the person had a lecturing tone.

 

[jutfrank]

It appears that the person named Ronnie is the vocalist of this band, and that he has a tendency to point his finger in an admonishing manner when he sings.

Which band is this about? Black Sabbath? Is it Ronnie Dio?

 

[kilroy65]

"Look out, the sun is going black, black" (A line from Black Sabbath's "Children of the Sea", Ronnie James Dio as the lead vocalist.)

 

[Vladv1]

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"Look out, the sun is going black, black" (A line from Black Sabbath's "Children of the Sea", Ronnie James Dio as the lead vocalist.)

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[Vladv1]

It appears that the person named Ronnie is the vocalist of this band, and that he has a tendency to point his finger in an admonishing manner when he sings.

Which band is this about? Black Sabbath? Is it Ronnie Dio?

Thanks, it is about Black Sabbath

 

[emsr2d2]

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What does that mean? (Post #5)

Thanks. It is about Black Sabbath.

Remember to end every sentence, however short, with a closing punctuation mark.

 

[probus]

Calling Black Sabbath lyrics haikus is like calling Adolf Hitler's actions naughty.

 

[Vladv1]

Calling Black Sabbath lyrics haikus is like calling Adolf Hitler's actions naughty.

Could you please elaborate on what the author meant by calling the lyrics haikus.

 

[probus]

I haven't the foggiest idea. It seemed utterly ridiculous to me. Here is an example of an English translation of a haiku by the great master Basho:

Old pond.
Frog jump in.
Water sound.

Very unlike Black Sabbath, isn't it?

P.S. On further reflection I think it must be irony.