Drum Teacher Reacts: Ozzy Osbourne - ''Bark at the Moon'' (Live 1983)

[@mpkelley20]

Loved Jake E Lee’s playing. Some incredible riffs and solos.

[@BeatniksVids]

That's Carmine Appice on drums, Tommy was on the studio lp. If you want to see Tommy watch the Speak of the Devil concert/DVD.

[@BeatniksVids]

From what I've heard in interviews over the years, they actually erased one of Tommy's bass drum tracks to add another Ozzy vocal track.......

[@terrylandess6072]

That was the tour I saw with Motley Crue - Shout at the Devil opening. I was in Jax FL for that one - the church groups had the colliseum in Jacksonville staked out. Reminded me of those old paintings of witch hunts. Tommy's drum set dropped down as the balcony split for his solo with the lights surrounding his kit and sometimes looked like he was playing from inside a diamond with the lights simulating the facets. I like his work with Pat Travers as well - quite a journeyman.

[@BeatniksVids]

Yeah I saw the show with Randy then this one and Ultimate Sin. First saw Tommy on the Travers / Heat in the Street tour, was completely blown away.

[@iestyndavies7287]

I’ve always wondered why it was called ‘Speak of the Devil’ in America when it was called ‘Talk of the Devil’ in Europe.

[@norair1010]

Carmine was on the European leg of the tour.

[@liammerrick6399]

jake e lee what a solo

[@BillBowman-vu3jw]

My favorite Ozzy tune of all time!

[@KimDuty-i8e]

The 80’s music scene was so freaking great. So many bands who are legendary, RUSH and Van Halen, Ozzy, and so many others. Live shows are so addictive , CONCERT JUNKIE.

[@BerenCamlost666]

Ozzy Obourne's early 80s solo albums was my gateway to rock and metal music. Such legendary masterpieces of art!

[@dizastro5437]

Speak of the Devil

[@bass69player]

Carmine Appice did the drums on this one. He was replaced later by Tommy, but Carmine killed it.

[@ryant3600]

other way around Tommy left and Carmine came in. then Randy Castillo replaced Carmine.

[@rickm1255]

Never considered this song as a drum highlight but Jake is on fire on this song, both riffs and solos.

[@bardsimpson1404]

Lee kerslake played drums on blizard of oz and diary of a madman. Tommy did the early tours. Kerslake and bob daisly (bass) got "sharon'd" out of these albums, as all their parts were rerecorded with other musicians in early 2000s

[@phil2756]

They went back to the original tracks after people complained, and maybe it was part of the lawsuit Daisley and Kerslake had.

[@paulobustamante9348]

that song is amazing and the guitar player jake lee is brutal fantastic 🙂

[@TragicallySchapp]

Mr. Osborne, Prince of Darkness AND Two Time Member of The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

[@stuartnoble7306]

I saw the UK leg of the Bark at the Moon tour and it was definitely Carmine Appice on drums . He played a brilliant drum solo with luminous drum sticks ..very cool 🤘

[@jaimegomez8450]

Ozzy Osbourne.... Vocals Jake E. Lee.... Lead Guitar Bob Daisley.... Bass Guitar and Lyrics Don Airey.... Keyboards Carmine Appice... Drums

[@buzzbomb67]

That sounds better… when I looked it up, it gave the lineup I said, with no mention of a keys player… and I thought, “Huh…………. I thought…..*shrug*”. This lineup sounds more like the lineup I remember. Thanks!

[@shannonhondo260]

Jake E Lee was an absolute beast

[@EdselMike1980]

I always enjoy watching the Black Sabbath and Ozzy reaction videos. Recently on KZbin I came across an older track, I had no idea existed. You should check out from Bill Ward's solo album, Ward One: Along the Way, the track, "Bombers (Can Open Bomb Bays)" featuring Ozzy on vocals. It came out in 1990 but it sure has more of an 80's vibe, especially the MTV video. Bill Ward's drumming of course is on point, as always.

[@AndrewRooneyDrums]

I need to check out more Bill Ward

[@EdselMike1980]

@@AndrewRooneyDrums Another good, deep cut track featuring Bill Ward is "Who's Fooling Who" from Tony Iommi's solo album Iommi, which also features Ozzy on vocals.

[@alexgolovchenko3791]

Dear Andrew. I have a very bad feeling that Ozzy is not long for this world. Your idea to frame that record album and T-shirt he sent you is a good one. Do justice to it and honour him. Black Sabbath changed my life and I am forever grateful. Thank You for sharing your knowledge and insight with us, Andrew. You are a learned Man and you have, at times, reminded me of why I play. I will now crank Lord Of This World from the Master Of Reality album to 1,200 watts per side and my neighbors can knock at my door as loud as they can, I will not hear them. 😢

[@AndrewRooneyDrums]

Changed my life too. TBF Ozzy has lived about 10 lifes!

[@alexgolovchenko3791]

@@AndrewRooneyDrums One more than a cat! 😔

[@mannybravo237]

!ENT!! (Game show buzz when you're wrong😆,,,oops, that's Carmine Appice on drums. For Tommy Aldridge ck out 'Bark At The Moon' live in Salt Lake City, 1984. That has Tommy, Jake E. Lee, guitar, Bob Daisley, bass, Don Airey, keys.

[@morbiouslenoir]

Got to love Jake E. Lee's guitar work, so great. And Carmine is killing those drums. HOOOOOOWWWWLLLLLLL!

[@thehand5806]

Tommy Aldridge was the original drummer for the album. But he left for Whitesnake. Tommy's fills are absolutely great!!!

[@DerrickCharles5750]

No More Tears, Mama I’m Coming, Ordinary Man, Breaking All Rules, Diary of a Madman, Bark at the Moon, Gets Me Through, Dreamer, Scary Little Green Men, Patient Number 9, Perry Mason, Under the Graveyard, I Just Want You all by Ozzy

[@crimsondeath7468]

anyone who has played GTA Vice City has heard this song on V-Rock. So if you were one of us back in the day with a ps 2 you have heard bark at the moon and its still playing somwhere in your subconscious allong with such classics as "Out of toach" etc 😄

[@alaskan_bergwanderer]

This is one of my all time fave Ozzy tracks. Actually, this whole album ruled. Jake E Lee got unfairly shit upon because he was *not* Randy Rhodes. Maybe doesn't have the classical flair that Randy had, but he was still an absolute best player for Ozzy. Also had some killer tracks on The Ultimate Sin album as well!

[@birdmanhero]

He also had most of, if not all of his writing credits taken away. To the point he once said in response to the question whats the biggest rumor you've heard about yourself, he said "That I wrote Bark at the Moon"

[@christinablack6557]

You or 100% correct Sharon Osbourne cheated him out of all of his writing credits. Ozzy was in rehab when they wrote this album ( for what little good it did). I wish there was someway. Jake could go back and sue them to get some money back.

[@Roddrummer]

Ozzy was UNTOUCHABLE from 1970 to 1991....

[@AndrewRooneyDrums]

So good here

[@kikurass322]

It was Vinny Appice's older brother Carmine Appice on drums, not Aldridge :)

[@byronhubbard1510]

Carmine Appice on drums yeah

[@DerrickCharles5750]

Love Ozzy! Hey just wanted to let you know that IMMINENCE dropped their new album “The Black.” This is how the album is broken down. Pick a song and there are MV and vis….you pick. Songs from album “The Black” MV= Music Video Vis= Visualizer 1. Come Hell or Highwater (MV & Vis) 2. Desolation (MV & Vis) 3. Heaven Shall Burn(MV & Vis) 4. Beyond the Pale (Vis) 5. Come What May (Vis) 6. Death by a Thousand Cuts (MV & Vis) 7. The Call of the Void (Vis) 8. Continuum (MV & Vis) 9. The Black (Vis) Instrumental songs 1. Cul-de-Sac (Vis) 2. L’ appel Du Vide (Vis) 3. Le Noir (Vis) Please feel free to pick a song. This is for the band IMMINENCE from Sweden. The lead singer, Eddie Berg, plays violin at the same time as he sings and screams. This is the storyline of videos that go together. Storyline w/ music videos 1. Come Hell or Highwater 2. Desolation 3. Heaven Shall Burn 4. Death by a Thousand Cuts 5. Continuum No Storyline w/ visualizers 1. Beyond the Pale 2. The Call of the Void 3. Come What May 4. The Black

[@paulrowles5253]

Definitely Carmine Appice on drums 👍

[@johncrocker-nh7ey]

First time I ran into Tommy was when I was a teenager and went and saw Black Oak Arkansas that was back in the mid'70s like 74 about a decade before this album the high on the hog tour Black Oak was awesome good rock and roll bit off the chain for the era you ever get a chance I'd highly recommend you checking them out

[@mikepetrucha2774]

It sure looked Carmine to me. I saw Ozzy on this tour in Detroit, MI.

[@monicacaldirola7190]

Carmine Appice on drums

[@86wezza88]

Hey mate, I was just watching some of your older videos, Primus in particular but thought I would put this comment on a current video, instead of 3 years old. Your comment on Primus being such a proficient 3 piece band made me think of the band Nuclear Power Trio. Dunno if you have heard of them, they are an instrumental band. As far as I am aware, no-one knows who they are as they wear Kim Jong Un, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin masks while they play (hence the band name). They are all incredible musicians and I think you would really enjoy them. I'm not a musician, just going by what I hear as a non-muso, I would recommend 'Grab Em By The Pyongyang' probably.

[@mcinen67]

3:43 that is Carmine Appice.

[@AndrewRooneyDrums]

GOT IT!

[@masediggity]

Dead giveaway that, thats actually Bib Daisly on bass here because its actually played correctly. Dudes one kf the greatest bass players literally ever. So fucking tasty. If you go back and really kisten tk anybod the albums hes played, hes certified NASTY!

[@pentagrammaton6793]

Yes, some real metal! \m/ \m/

[@mrgmusicclass]

Definitely Carmine, not Tommy. To see Tommy and Randy in the finest of forms, watch the live in studio version of Mr Crowley. I've watched it countless times and by the end, I'm chanting for Randy and Tommy, with tears of joy, every time. I'm getting excited thinking about it!

[@patryck693]

That's not Tommy Aldridge 😂

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

When are you going to unfold that shirt and hold it up for us to see? Did he sign that also? I'm still blown away, as I'm sure you are, Andrew!! HOCUS POCUS, FOCUS?? I hope he warned you to strap in. I really hope it's The Midnight Special version. You may also want to put on some kind of hat to keep your brain from exploding out of your head!! It's that good!! 🤘🤘

[@johnnyresistance]

the classic ozzy lineup was the first, with randy rhoads, bob daisley and lee kerslake. unfortunately bob and lee were screwed over by management (ie. sharon osbourne) and randy died (RIP). jake e lee was screwed over too. great tunes though.

[@TheAntiTryhard]

Nice, hope you will react to his latest apbum Patient Number 9. Take a good cup of coffee sit down with us and make it live 🎵🎶☺️

[@phil2756]

There's plenty of better live recordings don't know why they chose this one. Apparently Tommy Aldridge originally did drums for bark at the moon (album) then was fired and they brought on Carmine, then he was fired on tour for Tommy again lol.

[@jd2mex303]

Day 6 of requesting you to react austin archey playing into the earth it's super fast but he's really calm and it's the fastest song of Lorna shore but he's heel toe is insane he hit 32 notes in 2 SECONDS

[@gavindadds4414]

The weakest element of Ozzy's bands has always been Ozzy.

[@mlwsf]

Isn't that Vinnie Appice on the drums and not Tommy Aldridge?

[@AeroDude73]

No. It says Carmine on the drums and that’s most definitely him playing.

[@hbjon]

It's a guitar fireworks show and you're reacting to a kid banging on tin cans in the background?

[@davewelch377]

Get well soon Jake E Lee after being shot in Vegas!!!!

[@danielleeuwis1623]

I love ozzy, but he wasn’t at his best here so let’s be honest here. He was drunk and high for most of the time which you can hear in his voice during this performance. At the release of no more tears he did the no more tours tour with Randy Castillo, Mike Inez and Zakk Wylde. It’s 7ish years later this tour but you can hear how healthy, energetic and most importantly the fun Ozzy is having with the crowd and his band. It’s one of my most favorite live album of all times!!! Try Bark at the moon from that double live EP ( Live&Loud ) or the best song off the love album Mister Crowley. And I am Dutch so hail the almighty Focus!!

[@donnelson6694]

Ozzie looks and sounds a bit out of sorts here, if you know what I mean. Carmine and the rest of the band sound very solid.

[@jack-k6z7n]

OZZY WAS SO WASTED AT THIS POINTS VOCALS WERE TERRIBLEE. THE DRUMMER STILL KILLS IT. LOVE JAKE BUT HE WAS NEVER RANDY

[@christinablack6557]

Yeah, he was better than Randy

[@christinablack6557]

Yeah, he was better than Randy

[@Cliffburton_83]

Horrible vocals 🍻🍻

[@GG-ml3vr]

Not Ozzies finest hour agreed but still better than most.

[@SynicalDan]

Check out Tommy’s hair, then and now. Sure looks like him.

[@mmatthews90]

Literally says "Carmine" on the kick 😂

[@kevvyd2128]

He never had black hair or a moustache. Its carnival appice,whos also in the video for this song

[@AeroDude73]

@@kevvyd2128carnival? 🤔 🤨 🙄🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤣🤷‍♂️

[@cd-vq6dz]

some of these comments (not all) are so off I had to do this. So this is the real lowdown around this time in Ozzy's band as far as the drummers go. Tommy Aldridge played drums on the album Bark At The Moon (1983). Then Tommy and Ozzy had a falling out after the recording was finished. Ozzy hired Carmine Appice for the video shoot of the Bark At The Moon song and the planned tour. Carmine did the video and several shows for the tour, and then Carmine had a falling out with Ozzy, and Ozzy brought Tommy Aldridge back to finish the Bark At The Moon Tour. Tommy was with Ozzy after that as late as the Rock In Rio Concert (1985). Then Tommy either left or was fired depending on which side tells the story, and he started the "Project Driver" with Rudy Sarzo on bass and Tony MacAlpine on Guitar. They eventually released an album in '86 that really went nowhere. Ozzy then hired Randy Castillo after Tommy was gone in 85ish, and Randy Castillo was Ozzy's drummer from around 85ish through the No More Tears album and ensuing tour in 1992. Ozzy said he was retiring, but (of course) he came back, and Randy did work with Ozzy after that, though not really permanently. Ozzy went through a number of drummers after Randy's departure including Deen Castronovo (played drums on the Ozzmosis album in '95), Mike Bordin (Faith No More), and eventually Tommy Clufetos. It's a tangled web, but that's pretty much it. P.S. - Castronovo (to my knowledge) didn't even make it past the recording sessions of Ozzmosis. I remember Ozzy's camp releasing a strongly worded negative press release about Deen's departure after the Ozzmosis album was released in '95. They actually brought Randy Castillo in to shoot the video for the Perry Mason song from the Ozzmosis album even though Randy didn't play a note on the Ozzmosis album. I don't know if Randy ever toured with Ozzy on the "Retirement Sucks" tour in 1995/96 after the Ozzmosis album was released. I lost interest in Ozzy around that time. The 90's just weren't much fun.