Amazing Guitar Solo! Ozzy Osbourne - Mr. Crowley | FIRST TIME REACTION | (1981) Live

[@BisscuteReacts]

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[@davesantana7837]

Randy Rhoads is simply one of the best guitarists in music history.

[@PxNxWxGxW]

Fr. Dude was just on another level back then. Same with Eddie.

[@stonecold9132]

Definitely

[@paulorobertomariano4821]

True, I agree with you.

[@lawrenceluebbert21]

I love dime but I can't disagree randy might be the best. Easy top 5

[@troy6071]

Without doubt

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

When Ozzy finishes his vocals, see who he is watching. His head snaps around to watch Randy Rhoads on the guitar. Not Rudy Sarzo on the bass. Rudy is good. Randy was GREAT! One of the best rock/metal guitarists of all time.

[@SquadDrums]

R.I.P. Randy Rhoads who died in 1982 at the age of only 25 in an avoidable plane crash! 😥😞😓 What a career this uniquely talented guitarist could have had! A true legend! 💗

[@anthonyromagno2297]

It Killed Ozzy after his death. He was even considering retiring.

[@SquadDrums]

@@anthonyromagno2297 True, I can't even try to imagine what a burst of energy and encouragement Ozzy must have felt from this young guitar wizard ... only to realize that he lost him for good just a short time after Randy joined the "Ozzyverse". Why do the really good people have to leave us so soon in so many cases? Why??? 😪😪😪🥺🥺🥺😓😓😓

[@anthonyromagno2297]

@@SquadDrums If you can solve that mystery of the universe I think we all will be in a better place

[@davidcook680]

I was born in 82 like a month before he died. He is my all time favorite guitar player. Close second is Buckethead.

[@warinsidemyhead8939]

Your witnessing one of the greatest guitar players that ever existed....

[@thecarguy7238]

❤

[@ronlackey2689]

@@dionisis5206 Arguably. For his genre, yes.

[@dicktrickle741]

Yet she liked the organ solo better 😂

[@warinsidemyhead8939]

Oh, Im sorry if I offended you....​@@ronlackey2689

[@RonNorman-qu4qz]

Greatest guitar player that ever lived God he was so good rest in peace Randy Rhodes 1956 to 1982

[@solzimer]

Alister Crowley was a famous British occultist. Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin had a longstanding interest in Crowley, the occult, and the supernatural. Page collected Crowley memorabilia and in 1970 he bought a house, which once belonged to Crowley.

[@miketomforde2640]

History

[@johnjohn37371]

A famous British occultist...that's like calling Hitler a celebrated German leader....🤣

[@nba2kaii12]

@@johnjohn37371depending on who you ask you might get that answer

[@jaskau2462]

​@@johnjohn37371 Probably "Infamous" sould've suit better in someone's knowledge of him... (???)

[@scottdaughtry6740]

For my money, this is the best lineup of musicians in music history.

[@whamsie4022]

This version reminds me of a jazz quartet: experts taking the spotlight then stepping back for their band mates. When Ozzy does his thing, the musicians hold back, Randy lets Aldridge do his thing, and everyone backs off when Randy takes the lead. So much space in a song that is so densely packed with genius.

[@raulozuna3545]

All Hail King Randy!!! That solo still gives me goosebumps 41 yrs later.

[@bucs0385]

This is one of my favorite Ozzy songs mainly cause of the organ intro. The guitar solo is also really good. I also recommend Bark at the Moon, No More Tears, and Mama Im Coming Home. Nice reaction Biss!! ❤🤘🎸

[@MrBanaanipommi]

and Dreamer, it makes me always somewhat sleepy but also it helps with panic attack......

[@garylagstrom3864]

My personal Diary I wrote the next day after the last show of Randy Rhoads in Knoxville Tennessee! RIP RANDY! YOU ARE SORELY MISSED! OZZY OSBOURNE: THURSDAY MARCH 18TH 1982: RANDY RHOADS LAST SHOW AT THE KNOXVILLE CIVIC COLISEUM: DIARY OF A MADMAN TOUR: Upon entering the coliseum after buying my tour shirt and ticket 🎫 stub processing: I noticed the stage was set up like a medieval castle with arches and bats 🦇 flying around the top of them. There was a staircase leading up to Tommy Aldridge’s Drumkit. The top left of Tommy was where Donny Airey’s keyboards were set up. Stage right and left had to cages with which Randy Rhoads would appear from the floor stage right and Rudy Sarzo stage left. OZZY had a throne of which he would appear out of to start the show to Over the Mountain. Tommy had his drum tech dressed as an Executioner stand beside his kit with his arms crossed. The staircase had a small section that would open and a small dwarf named: Ronnie (after Ronnie James Dio the new singer for Black Sabbath-replacing OZZY) and hand OZZY towels and water between songs. Little did we all know that later in the show: the executioner would bring the dwarf out to be hung from the rafters and later he would cut off his head using a guillotine! At the end of the show OZZY climbed onto a giant mechanical hand that OZZY stood on top of and launched unspecified meat 🥩 🍖 into the audience! Of course it was all an a theatrical act as the dwarf appeared to take a bow with OZZY and the band. When OZZY smiled we noticed he put vampire 🧛‍♀️ teeth in! We laughed hard! I went to the show with my friend Richard and his older brother Greg who was 18 at the time. We were 13. Greatest show on earth! Richard and I were both terrified and thrilled at what we witnessed! Unfortunately the next morning all that excitement and energy was gone as we learned that Randy Rhoads perished in a plane crash in Florida. Richard and I played drums but Greg played guitar 🎸 and he definitely took it the hardest! One of the greatest guitarist of our generation and had just won the new guitarist of the year by Guitar Player magazine. Rest In Peace Randy Rhoads your music lives on! Sincerely, Gary Lagstrom

[@hardrockincanuck1]

Great story Gary, thank you for sharing. You are very lucky and blessed to have seen Randy live. I didn't get into Ozzy and Sabbath until '87 (I was also 13 years old).

[@alekhidell]

The reason you liked the guitar solos in this song is because they are so exquisitely melodic and played in a style unlike anything before or since. It’s up there as one of my favourite guitar solos ever.

[@kaosailor]

Randy was who sky-rocketed Ozzy's solo career. One of the best guitarist ever born. Ever. We miss him

[@alphaandomegaministry2718]

I agree - I love the mellow middle solo classical feel and so wonderfully complemented by Ozzy's razor sharp voice and melody between guitar phrases - just a beautiful beautiful classical sound. Seeing Randy play just brings tears to my eyes. Everything he touches turns to musical gold - like Bach only on beautiful electric guitars.

[@jonlate4581]

The awestruck look on Ozzy's face during Randy's outro solo is priceless. It's like he couldn't believe what he was witnessing... and the guy was in his band!😆

[@terrynorman9622]

The song Mr Crowley is based on the English occultist Aleister Crowley and ceremonial magician who founded the Thelemite religion.The guitar solo by Randy Rhoads became one of the best known in heavy metal.🤘🖤

[@FredPena-rd5cf]

🤘

[@PolkadotRhoads]

Sometimes what i hear Randy play this solo, it just about brings a tear to my eyes. It's just so good!

[@scotttrainer9704]

Ozzy was obsessed with Randy that's why he was so prominent. Ozzy was a huge fan and was then shocked when Randy showed up to tryouts for the band. Then he was devastated when Randy died in a plane crash, it still brings tears to his eyes talking about him. The bat story: people used to throw plastic bats on the stage all the time, someone threw a real bat on stage and Ozzy didn't realize it was real until he started biting the head off.

[@claudiomedinajunior8631]

The great Randy Rhoads on the guitar.... And the monster Aldridge on the drums!

[@metoo7557]

"Crazy Train" is a monster track with Ozzy and Randy. You'll love it.

[@lindsayvigil4100]

Can't see the video

[@teebox5578]

Randy Rhoads was from a musical family. His parents were both music teachers and Randy was a music teacher too. He is on Ozzy's first two solo albums Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman. Two influential albums. My fav song of Randy/Ozzy is "I don't know" , I can't get enough of that guitar riff. Good song to react to. Love your reactions.

[@jonlate4581]

Quiet Riot. Maybe not commercially successful at the time, but let's not forget that was Randy's band.👍

[@johncollins1177]

I saw Ozzy with Randy on this tour. 1981…..”Diary of a mad Man” 3:16 at Reunion Arena, Dallas Tx. 🤘🏼🔥 Then the world lost one of the most creative guitarist’s Randy Rhoads the following year. Oh and Ozzy was off the rails for a few years and did bite the head off a bat and pissed on The Alamo during the 1981 tour.

[@JDutton13]

Revelation Mother Earth is a great track with a mind melting solo, too. Pretty much anything off Blizzard of Ozz or Diary of a Madman albums are all killer, no filler.

[@sumonjamal1653]

This is a rare footage of Ozzy Osbourne's band w/ Randy Rhoads (guitar) in 1981... Rhoads died in 1982 in a small engine plane crash while on tour w/ Ozzy... The young guitarist was only 24 and had recorded 2 Ozzy albums ('Blizzard of Ozz' and 'Diary of a Madman')... Years later, Ozzy released a live album 'Randy Rhoads Tribute' w/ Rhoads on guitar. Randy Rhoads was a teenager when he formed the band Quiet Riot in the 70's w/ Kevin DuBrow (vocals)... they released 2 albums in Japan, but didn't do well... Rhoads would teach guitar to earn a living while playing gigs. In 1980, he got a call to audition for Ozzy Osbourne's band and had no idea who he was... Ozzy was impressed and the 2 wrote songs for Ozzy's solo career after he had been fired from Black Sabbath... Rhoads helped launch Ozzy's solo career, and his untimely death was a traumatic loss for Ozzy and everyone who knew him. Quiet Riot carried on w/ guitarist Carlos Cavazo and broke big in 1983 w/ the album 'Metal Health'.

[@djschims]

Hendrix (27 yrs), Stevie Ray Vaughan (35 yrs), and Randy Rhoads (25 yrs). The great guitarist all die young and way before their time. My pops, who turned 90 last month, has lived three years longer than all three of them combined and has never played a single note.

[@herbertbielefelder341]

Paul Kossof died at 26.

[@lambrettabad]

Brilliant track that suits Ozzy’s voice to perfection!

[@ericsandrieser6663]

Youre doing ozzy with Mr. Crowley.. love. Love. Love. I love ozzy and randy (rip) soo much. Randy is. for me one of the greatest metal guitarists of all time. Love you biss ❤❤🤘🤘💥👌

[@syrenamilani3115]

Great choice , this will never get old & Randy will never be forgotten ... 🖤❇🖤🎼🎶🎵🔮😈🎤🎧

[@riccardoalcaro8483]

if you click on the KZbin clip of this song you'll see a comment posted by Ozzy himself which is all about Randy Rhodes. It's kinda amazing

[@syrenamilani3115]

@@riccardoalcaro8483I know, he was like a brother to him ... ✨❇🖤❇🎸

[@stevenlawrence7340]

Ozzy had so much love and respect for Randy that hia first solo album 'Blizzard of Ozz' featured a short acoustic piece called 'Dee'. A song Randy wrote for his mother Dee. Its all Randy with no Ozzy or anyone else. Cant think of another act that would have done that.

[@goldenruletv7301]

Ahhhh yes! Randy Rhoads was so fantastic. I had one chance to see him with Ozzy, but my parents would not let me as I was a young teenager and they did not want me to see the opening act, which was a young & hungry Motley Crue. I never wanted to see the Crue after that but I eventually saw Ozzy years later with Zakk. I love Zakk, but Randy is unmatched except maybe EVH or Dimebag. Ozzy got arrested for public intoxication and was urinating in public, lol. Love that man! R.I.P. Randy>

[@samjomian3127]

The later ozzy stuff is great too. Like "Mama im coming home" or even "Dreamer". Personal favorite of mine is "Road to nowhere" aswell.

[@kirkmatsuyama6176]

Recommend: Randy Meisner. Song is Try and Love Again. He wrote this for The Eagles who he was one of the founding members. RIP Randy.

[@williamreiser3118]

Suicide Solution live 1981 Randy and Ozzy one of greatest combo guitar and vocals ever RIP Ransy Rhodes

[@BEST-rl7yu]

How cool is that Ozzy stret Rendy RHOADS . This joint work gave the world unique musical 🎼 works . Thank you Randy for his talent and perseverance in music !!!!!! Randy in harts fans forever 🤘

[@soxrox2574]

Ozzy's 2nd album has some great songs featuring Randy... Flying High Again.. You Can't Kill Rock and Roll.. and my favorite the title track.. Diary of a Madman

[@timoraymo]

Randy. The best guitar player that never became. So sad. He was so amazing. Who know where it could’ve ended.

[@terribleterrier1685]

Randy is a God. That sound is pure metal.

[@competetodefeat4610]

He wasn't just a guitar guy the dude studied music and if many are believed his plans with Ozzy were going to be fairly short lived as he planned to go back to studying music again. That dude had so so much more to offer....

[@marvinsarracino116]

Ozzy has so many great songs! Glad you are reacting to his music! Luv ya Biss ❤️💛

[@I.am.Iain-81]

One of my Favourite Ozzy songs ever!!! Shot in The Dark, Desire & Perry Mason are also great songs that deserve to be featured on your channel!! ❤🤘

[@MrBanaanipommi]

GOD BLESS OZZY!!!!!!! ozzy is one of the most respected person and artist ever, i really love him and hope the best for him, as he is doing hard time with his health ;__; also RIP randy rhoads, one of the best guitarists ever, too bad he died in plane accident that was due to drugs and bus driver that also "knew" how to fly......... ozzy woke up to the crash, on his bus.. yes, bus driver and randy crashed the plane on the bus the band used.......

[@chaospoet]

The album this is off of, Ozzy's first solo album, Blizzard Of Oz, was the first album I ever owned. And I do mean album as in a Record. My Dad bought it for me at a yard sale in the late 80s. I practically wore out this album, but this song most of all. Couldn't begin to tell you how many times I listened to that intro. Randy was one of the greatest to ever touch the instrument. The amount of guitarist who were influenced by him is crazy. In the early 80s it was Randy vs Eddie Van Halen as the best player of that era. When you're considered actual competition for Eddie you know you're good.

[@littlejimmy7402]

Guitar - Randy Rhodes: He was an amazing guitar player, his Mother ran a music shop. He's classically trained. Died young tragically in a plane crash. Bass - Rudy Sarzo: Amazing bass guitar player who people forget about Both of those guys were in a band called "Quiet Riot". May have used the same hair dresser as there's a super-soft theme going on there. FRANJURI = FRINGE I think they all shopped in the same section, the woman's section

[@MichaelRobertson-qd9wz]

Awesome bass player played for dio and quiet riot..

[@garycp70]

Ozzy refers to them as Tassel (?) Shirts. He wore them a lot in his Black Sabbath days

[@CrashWizard]

As many have mentioned already, 'Shot In The Dark' is a must. I'd also recommend 'Mr. Tinkertrain', the video for it is excellent. It is also the song my uncle says you should play to test the sound system in your car.

[@oCHeNee]

THE LATE GREAT RANDY RHOADS, MY FAVORITE GUITARIST. HE WAS AMAZING, STARTED PLAYING AT 5, TAUGHT GUITAR AT 15 IN HIS MUSIC PROFESSOR MOTHER, DELORES, MUSIC SCHOOL: MUSONIA SCHOOL OF MUSIC, FORMED MACH 1 THAT QUICKLY CHANGED TO LITTLE WOMEN AND LATER TO QUITE RIOT, AND THEN JOINING OZZY AND WAS WORKING ON MASTERING CLASSICAL GUITAR. WHAT I SAW IN A VIDEO AND IF I REMEMBER CORRECTLY, HOW RANDY DIED IN A PLANE CRASH AT FLYING BARON ESTATES, LEESBURG, FL. I DO NOT KNOW HOW MUCH OF THESE EVENTS ARE TRUE. THE TOUR BUS DRIVER, ANDREW AYCOCK WAS THE PILOT, WHOSE PILOTS LISCENSE WAS SUSPENDED, FLEW A PLANE HE DIDNT HAVE PERMISSION TO USE, CONVINCED RANDY TO GO FOR A TOUR OF THE PROPERTY WITH RACHEL YOUNGBLOOD, THE MAKE UP ARTIST, WHO HAD A HEART CONDITION AND ANDREW PROMISED NO CRAZY STUNTS LIKE THE 1ST FLIGHT WITH I BELIEVE DON AIREY THE KEY BOARDIST AND JIM DUNCAN THE TOUR MANAGER, ANYWAYS RANDY DIDNT LIKE FLYING BUT WAS TALKED INTO IT BY ANDREW THAT HE WOULDNT BUZZ THE TOUR BUS AGAIN WITH RACHEL ABOARD. AIREY WAS TAKING PICTURES OF THE PLANE WITH A TELEPHOTO LENSES TO GIVE LATER TO RANDY. ANDREW HAD BEEN UP FOR A FEW DAYS DOING COKE AND PRIOR TO THE FLIGHTS, HIS WIFE INFORMED HIM SHE WANTED A DIVORCE, WHO HAPPENED TO BE ON THE TOUR BUS. AIREY NOTICED THE PLANES WINGS TIPPING SIDE TO SIDE AND WITH HIS HIGH POWERED LENSE COULD SEE RANDY FIGHTING ANDREW FOR CONTROL OF THE PLANE AND ANDREW WAS TRYING TO CRASH INTO THE TOUR BUS. THE WING CLIPPED THE BUS AND CRASHED INTO THE GARAGE OF THE HOME. ALL BODIES BURNED BEYOND RECOGNITION, I THINK RANDY WAS IDENTIFIED BY HIS RING MADE OUT OF HIS INITALS, RR. PRIOR TO ANDREW DRIVING FOR OZZY, THE BAND RAINBOW WAS SWITCHING BUSES BECAUSE THEIR DRIVER, BILL MILLER WAS TAKING A HOLIDAY, THE DRIVER REPLACING HIM WAS ANDREW AYCOCK. RITCHIE BLACKMOORE ASKED JOE LYNN TURNER, UPON SEEING THE NEW BUS DRIVER, DO YOU SEE IT? JOE REPLIED YES, AYCOCK HAD A BLACK AURA AROUND HIM AND THEY REFUSED TO GET ON THE BUS WITH HIM AS THEIR DRIVER, INCIDENTLY RICH & JOE WERE INTO ENERGY, FREQUENCIES AND SUPERNATURAL PARANORMAL STUFF, THEY PAID BILL DOUBLE TO NOT GO ON HOLIDAY.

[@pressman1788]

Randy was a beast! Taken too soon! Love his raw guitar tone here! 🤘🏻👍🏻

[@rhinno1969]

FYI: the bass player is Rudy Sarzo, who is Cuban, later moved on to Quiet Riot, Whitesnake and Dio

[@RolandDeschain1]

Rudy has played with everyone you can think of, and is an incredibly nice guy. Which is probably why he has played with everybody.

[@waynesmith5313]

Alright! Here we go!

[@jimdunagan4180]

Randy! And they take so much time to show him playing...possibly the best guitarist ever.

[@BisscuteReacts]

Amazing

[@markunderwood912]

ZHI CUTIE THE GUY ON THE GUITAR IS 1 OF THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME RANDY ROADS!! HE PAST TO SOON HOPE HES ROCKING I HEAVEN WHEN HE PLAYED THIS I BET THEY HEARD IT❤❤

[@alibekmuratov2936]

Randy Rhoads brilliant guitar player! Best of the best! Their duet with Ozzy...it was amazing!

[@KeepinItRealAlways]

You need to listen to more of Ozzy … pick two songs off each album … you won’t be disappointed!! BTW, he did bite the head off a live bat on stage in concert!!

[@BlackieNuff]

Wasn't there also an incident with a dove, too?

[@williamyates694]

Bite at the record deal introduction to the record label in their offices...the dove that is.

[@adrianscarlett]

Ozzy said he thought a fan had thrown a fake rubber bat onstage, and it wasn't until he bit into it that he realized it was real.

[@cParman9]

Also was banned in San Antonio from doing concerts there for almost 20 years due to him pissing on the Alamo

[@BlackieNuff]

@@adrianscarlett That sounds like the Alice Cooper chicken incident. Cooper threw a live chicken into the crowd, and those maniacs tore the poor thing apart. Cooper later said he honestly thought it could fly and he was intending to release it to fly over the crowd... his excuse was that he was a city boy, never grew up with chickens and just assumed if it had wings, it could fly. I guess no one thought to ask him how many penguins he sees flying around, lol. I just find it interesting, in both cases it was "earnest ignorance" and an "honest mistake". Couldn't have been all the drugs and alcohol influence or anything, clouding their judgment. Though it's still better than Blackie Lawless (W.A.S.P.) openly admitting to slaughtering a live pig on stage as part of the show during the KFD (1997) era.

[@elangeldelorena]

Great choice Biss, thanks for the reaction. In a future react please to I just want you from Ozzy as well. Have a nice day.

[@igano111]

Haven't listened to this song for ages but I remember it being significantly faster.

[@nikosstratis6827]

Shot in the dark...Greetings from Rio de Janeiro Brazil

[@jfcardello]

One of greatest guitar solos and outro’s ever performed. I have to isolated guitar track and it’s absolutely spectacular!!!

[@zzz7zzz9]

this isn't from it, but the entire 'diary of a madman' album is killer.

[@acehigh79]

My favorite ozzy songs are "shot in the dark", and "road to nowhere"

[@sharonellis8776]

Another track which is great is Goodbye to Romance. It shows Ozzy's vocal range nicely xx

[@alejandromartinez1766]

Great reaction as usual Miss Bisscute ❤, more of them for future reactions and more rock

[@danielveigel7]

You got to hear the studio version of this song you will appreciate it a lot more

[@darkstaroblivion]

the screen was so dark that i had to use my headset the bassist is the legendary Rudy Sarzo

[@Logan-ed4pu]

Ozzy was blessed with playing with some of the most top notch musicians. Sucks we lost Randy so soon, but it did open the door for Zakk Wylde who is also one of the greatest in history. Jake E. Lee, Joe Holmes, and Gus G. were no slouches either. I highly suggest No More Tears, Mama I'm Coming Home, See you on the Other Side, I Don't Wanna Change the World, and The Road to Nowhere. Also in regards to the bat thing: During a tour in the 80's, they did a stunt where Ozzy would bite the head off of rubber bats. During a show, someone tossed a dead real bat onto the stage. Ozzy didn't know it wasn't a prop, picked it up, and bit off the head.

[@viniciussmaniotto3549]

Your smile makes my day

[@g54b95]

I love how Ozzy just completely loses control at the end and is just standing there, scratching his head, while Randy and Lee just go nuts. You have to check out 'Diary of a Madman'.

[@C3po87]

#6 the best guitar solo of the 20th century!!!

[@jimmyfroshow8840]

I could watch your nice smiles while you were reacting to a wind-up Jack in the Box. ;) It's a great example of Randy Rhodes classical education integrated into a hard rock song vibe.

[@BisscuteReacts]

Awww thank you❤️

[@keithdean9149]

It wasn't a rumor; Ozzy did bite the heads off both at bat and dove. The dove was in a meeting with record company executives, I think right when Ozzy signed his first solo record deal. The story was someone released some doves right after the signing, thinking it would be this beautiful moment. One dove landed near Ozzy, he grabbed it and bit it's head off, in front of the executives. Fortunately, for Ozzy, he had already signed the record deal. The bat was during a concert. Someone threw a dead bat on stage. Ozzy thought it was fake, picked it up and bit it's head off. Then had to get rabies shots. If you like this, you need to do "Diary of a Madman."

[@BisscuteReacts]

Oh wow

[@antoniocunha8772]

this melody is about the devil, u can feel this

[@Gabriel_Moline]

0:52. Absolutely!😍

[@MichaelRobertson-qd9wz]

They are awesome together saw Ozzy once bad ass show rest in peace randy you are missed by many..❤😊

[@GS-xt8fu]

Biscutte. The sound is great. You are great. The screen from our viewpoint to watch what you are seeing? Is very dark

[@Boa_Omega]

© rules either she darkens it or she gets a strike and she can't upload. Are you here to see her reaction? That is clear as day. You can watch the video where it us hosted

[@iznone]

Everyone always finds as usual "Mad man diaries" ... and mister Crowley of course and who is the "Prince of darkness"!

[@enricf.p.1969]

Randy, RIP, so great!

[@salvocali4040]

Mia cara, quello è stato uno dei più grandi chitarristi della storia

[@jamesdalton8539]

Rocked this in my High School days! R.I.P. Randy! The song refers to Aleister Crowley who was an Occultist, poet, painter, etc...

[@omna826]

Ah been awaiting your arrival to Mr . Crowley

[@markferrett700]

R.I.P Randy..........genius🎸

[@daleowen2606]

Diary of a Madman is a great song to listen to for complex songwriting

[@Joseph-bq4xv]

R.I.P. Randy Rhoads.. He was Just as Talented and Probably even More Educated in Classiacal Guitar and Music.. Only Wish that I could have seen him grow as an artist!!!

[@aries1254]

I go to. Randy Rhodes grave site twice a year. Once on his birthday and once for his memorial. Another one who passed to soon!!!!!! Still every year Ozzy and the Japanese fan club send awesome flower arrangements!!!

[@ronny-2112]

This is the Golden era of Ozzy when he had the guitar maestros Randy Rhoads (1980-1982) and Jake E. Lee (1983-1987), especial mention to Brad Gillis for filling Randy's spot on tour after his death, and then the early years of Zakk Wylde in the band. This three guitar virtuosos wrote great riffs that stands as classics in the Heavy Metal book. Kudos to Bob Daisley for writing most, if not all of the lyrics and music with Randy and Jake on Ozzy's first two albums "Blizzard Of Ozz" (1980), "Diary Of A Madman" (1981) and on "Bark at the Moon" (1983) and "The Ultimate Sin" (1986).

[@richardlambert456]

Even though Randy Rhoades died very young, he is still considered one of the best guitarists ever

[@garycp70]

Randy Rhoads was finally recognized for his contributions with his induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2021 for Musical Excellence. RIP

[@roberttrudel2578]

Try Diary of a Madman . Saint Randy Rhoads masterpice. unfortunaly there are no live version of this song with Saint Randy Rhoads (RIP)

[@jordipedrenymassague3317]

Mr. Zack Wilde is the lead guitar of Ozzy Osborne ❤ Great guitarrist ever

[@jordipedrenymassague3317]

Mr.Zack Wilde hace Other heavy rock band called... Black label society Its a great banda too... Listen Biscutte please Byyyeeee

[@jordipedrenymassague3317]

This guitarrista os Randy Roads... But cor me I like more Mr.Zack Wide.

[@chriswood232]

This isn't Zakk Wylde, it's Randy Rhoads. Zakk didn't become Ozzy's guitarist until years after Randy's death.

[@jordipedrenymassague3317]

@@chriswood232 Yeah, that's right, I wrong with t'he years Randy ITA a guitar from that vídeo ITA true... Sorry, I'm wrong with dates...

[@peterworth9403]

Zakk Wylde is HEAVILY influenced by Randy. Pays homage to him constantly. As well as all the other influential guitarists who came before him. But Randy is his biggest, as seen by the Randy Rhoades design on most of his guitars.

[@jeffsikes5312]

your hearing my idol lovely he so missed rip RANDY !!!.

[@cdfdesantis699]

The great Randy Rhoads on lead guitar. Ozzy bit the head off a dead bat a fan tossed onstage. The intro was on an electric organ. The song is about real 19th-20th century British Satanist, Aleister Crowley. Led Zeppelin's great Jimmy Page bought Crowley's estate in the UK. The English word you're looking for, for the strings hanging from the sleeves, is "fringe", very similar to your word for them. Thanks for your reaction.

[@DemonCatSpaceStar]

Rudy Sarzo is the Bass player, he also plays for Quiet Riot. The things hanging from Ozzy' arms are called Fringes. The Bat biting was at a concert someone threw a real bat onstage Ozzy thought it was fake grabbed it & bit its head , he needed rabies shots. Another time he was at a record deal signing someone let some doves loose, according to Sharon (his wife & manager) Ozzy was whacked out on drugs one landed in front of him & he bit its head off. There are pics of that! 🤘😈

[@larrywoods4960]

Revelation Mother Earth is a beautiful song by Ozzy and Randy also Diary of a Madman

[@MichaelScott-jy2si]

The bass player is Rudy Sarzo And he's wearing uni-tard

[@Ranadicus]

My two most favorite guitar solos are both in this song

[@ThatandCo]

yes, he did bite the head off a bat. No, their is no video. he did say that he thought it to be a toy .and later had to endure all the rabies shots

[@scottc1200]

Mr. Crowley refers to Aleister Crowley, the bad boy of the occult world! He revealed many occult secrets to the world.

[@brucejahnke1329]

That was Randy Rhodes on guitar. The man was a genius on guitar. Takens from us way to young in a plane crash.

[@SuperMauro1967]

Lineup Ozzy Band: Ozzy Osbourne (v) Randy Rhoads (g) Rudy Sarzo (b) Tommy Aldridge (d) Don Airey (k)

[@ailtonpasq]

You're getting closer to meeting "No More Tears" and Zakk Wylde´s riffs Hehe

[@BaldotheDon]

These solos are breaking my heart, and I keep crying about good people that are dead and I'm sick of this world of dead good people.

[@Silencio.Encerrado]

Ozzy is Ozzy. "Bark at the moon", "Shot in the dark"

[@RossMatthewJadedDragon]

that was the bridge to the song the solo came after that