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#ozzyosbourne

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ChessNord

Enjoying Ozzy's compilation of b-sides. All of these were previously made available as bonus tracks to other album reissues. Lots of great tracks and my favorite ones are "Don't Blame Me", "Hero" and "Walk on Water".

Artist: Ozzy Osbourne
Album: Flippin' the 'B' Sides (2019)
Release: 2025 See You On The Other Side V2.0 box set
Region: USA, Canada & Europe
Label: Legacy Recordings – 19075872171

#nowspinning#ozzyosbourne#vinyl
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Robin Bannks

Ozzy Osbourne Hears Isolated Randy Rhoads “Crazy Train” Solo for First Time in 36 Years

Randy Rhoads ~ December 6, 1956 – March 19, 1982 Ozzy Osbourne heard the raw, unmixed master tape of his hit song “Crazy Train” for the first time since he recorded it on March 22, 1980. Source: Ozzy Osbourne Hears Isolated Randy Rhoads “Crazy Train” Solo for First Time in 36 Years - Guitar World #randyrhodes #ozzyosbourne #crazytrain #rock #rockmusic #music #musicsky #musiciansky

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You Can't Make This Stuff Up ... · Ozzy Osbourne Hears Isolated Randy Rhoads “Crazy Train” Solo for First Time in 36 YearsRandy Rhoads ~ December 6, 1956 – March 19, 1982 Ozzy Osbourne heard the raw, unmixed master tape of his hit song “Crazy Train” for the first time since he recorded it on March 22, 1980. Sourc…
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ChessNord

Ozzy’s later solo works feel very different from his earlier albums. While I appreciate the more polished production, there’s something special about the raw simplicity of those first four records. Then again, we could probably say the same for a lot of artists.

Artist: Ozzy Osbourne
Album: Scream (2010)
Release: 2025 See You On The Other Side V2.0 box set
Region: USA, Canada & Europe
Label: Legacy Recordings - 19075872171

Artist: Ozzy Osbourne Album: Scream (2010) Release: 2025 See You On The Other Side V2.0 box set Region: USA, Canada & Europe Label: Legacy Recordings - 19075872171
Artist: Ozzy Osbourne Album: Scream (2010) Release: 2010 CD reissue Region: US Label: Epic – 88883714802
Artwork from the album.
I enjoy collecting my favorite artists in both CD and vinyl - sometimes even cassette.
#nowspinning#ozzyosbourne#vinyl
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ChessNord

I am very happy to finally have this on vinyl. The only official way to get this is through this box set (original and V2.0 editions only).

Artist: Ozzy Osbourne
Album: Live At Budokan (2002)
Release: 2025 See You On The Other Side V2.0 box set
Region: USA, Canada & Europe
Label: Legacy Recordings - 19075872171

Aside from the "See You On The Other Side" box set, the album was only available on CD and DVD.
Ozzy looks both creepy and funny on the label.
Is that Ozzy in a tank?
My Ozzy collection is now complete.
#nowspinning#ozzyosbourne#vinyl
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Don Trueten :antifa:

Revolution mit dem Tanzbein: Black Sabbath - The End: Live in Birmingham

Am 4. Februar 2017 nahmen die Pioniere des Heavy Metal ihren Abschied. Es war in Birmingham, der Heimatstadt der Mitglieder von Black Sabbath und der letzten Station ihrer 81. Tournee mit dem Titel "The End", wo sie vor einem Publikum aus begeisterten Fans auftraten. Seit ihren Anfängen im Jahr 1968 hat der Sound von Black Sabbath die Grundlagen des Heavy Metal gelegt und Musiker aus der ganzen Welt inspiriert. Gefilmt am 4. Februar 2017 in Birmingham, Vereinigtes Königreich.

Zum Konzertmitschnitt bitte hier entlang.

de.wikipedia.orgBlack Sabbath – Wikipedia
#Metal#OzzyOsbourne#BlackSabbath
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Johannes Kastl

What I did in the last couple of weeks (part 667):

As Black Sabbath was hard for me to get into, I started binging Ozzy Osbourne's solo records.

After some weeks of on/off listening to Ozzy solo and Black Sabbath, I must say that the first two of his solo albums are really something special compared to the rest of his discography.

Oh, there are hits and bangers in later records. But the first two really stand out.

Randy Rhoads was a genius. That guitar playing is off the charts.

Not sure if it is Randy's influence and songwriting that makes those two so much more noticeable than the rest. Or Ozzy's alcohol problems. Or him and his songwriters running out of ideas. But the albums after those two are mostly mediocre, the melodies are standard, the guitars are standard.

(Yes, I know, Zakk Wylde is a great guitarist, but at the moment all Ozzy records with him are sounding very much alike)

I'll give them some more time to see what happens...

#Ozzy#OzzyOsbourne#metal
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Johannes Kastl

What I did in the last couple of weeks (part 666):

In a previous post I mentioned that I listened to TaylorSwift a lot. After finishing that, of course I had to start digging into #BlackSabbath and #OzzyOsbourne.

I am having a hard time with #BlackSabbath, at least the first couple of albums with Ozzy Osbourne.

I cannot put my finger on it, but these records do hit a nerve. I have listened to them multiple times, this far not too many songs stand out (except the obvious ones like Paranoid, Iron Man, etc.). I can understand why people were fascinated, but on the other hand many songs and melodies are pretty basic and mediocre. But still I cannot stop listening. Weird.

I'll let you know how it is in a week or so, let's see where it goes...

#music#Ozzy#metal
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