Ozzy Osbourne - Bark at the Moon The Out-Takes Demos (1983)

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1. Bark at the Moon (Take 1) 04:23
2. Bark at the Moon (Take 2) 04:31
3. You're No Different 06:00
4. Rock 'N' Roll Rebel (Take 1) 05:27
5. Rock 'N' Roll Rebel (Take 2) 05:47
6. Centre of Eternity 04:21
7. So Tired 04:10
8. Waiting for Darkness 05:33
9. Spiders 04:35
10. Guitar Solo (Take 1) 01:28
11. Guitar Solo (Take 2) 11:59
12. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 1) 05:36
13. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 2) 05:19
14. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 3) 05:09
15. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 4) 02:10
16. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 5) 03:23
17. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 6) 02:44
18. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 7) 05:35
19. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 8) 05:13
20. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 9) 05:12
21. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 10) 05:28
Ozzy Osbourne: Vocals
Jake Lee: Guitars
Bob Daisley: Bass
Tommy Aldridge: Drums
Don Airey: Keyboards

[@guitarnutbolinuli5788]

I'm impressed with Jake all over again, his playing is top-notch.

[@PinkFloydBootlegs]

Just a reminder for anyone who thinks these vocals are terrible: they're guide vocals. It's for Ozzy to feel out how to sing the song just right. He used to do this all of the time during his time in Sabbath, and probably still does it to this day. People have actually praised him for being able to figure out his guide vocals so quickly.

[@RAPTRx-xm7zb]

I know Don Airey said that you could play him anything and he’d come up with a vocal melody for it. Which is impressive considering the almost Prog like nature of songs like ‘Diary of a Madman’, ‘Air Dance’, and ‘The Writ’.

[@kitcarson3714]

Grato por dividir seu conhecimento!

[@samhamitch5504]

Oz is a way bigger talent than he has ever been given credit for, he's the best in my book, there will never be another as talented or charismatic as Ozzy Osbourne.

[@morondarkowitz8652]

Yep!

[@daves4645]

Ozzy ad libbing lyrics to Bark At The Moon..... Got up this morning! Went and made some peanut butter toast. Went to the bathroom! Had to take a major duuummp! Then I brushed my teeth! Sharon yelled to take out the garbage. Picked up some dog poop in the yard. Bark at the moon!

[@slowemm]

Hey yeah, darken the room Hey, yeah, bride and the groom Whoa, yeah, takin some shrooms

[@blackmetalerik962]

@Dave S sounds to totally like something ozzy whould do

[@These_go_to_eleven_1959]

I really liked JAKE E LEE. I remember when i first heard him play i was like Yeah this guy is awesome! I did not want a randy clone and Jake was his own player.

[@monicageraldinedelacruzcur5443]

he is the best!

[@Mastercontracting]

I seriously could listen to this all day long, and never grow tired of it. So many know nothing of the entire process of making music happen and all that is invloved to achieve the final result. This is Kick Frign Ass!

[@HrhFish]

When Oz was at the HMV store doing a meet and greet I was the ONLY person who recognized Jake as I had seen bark at the moon on a Chanel 4 show the night before. When they do these type of events at record stores one of the perks that Jake got he was allowed to pick out CD's to keep for free. He's into a lot of progressive rock and Jazz. I pointed out some Al di meola stuff for him one gem in particular the three spirits live album with Al di Meola, John Mclaughlin and Paco De Lucia. Top bloke and out of Ozzy's guitarists he's the most underrated. I personally rate him over Zakk. At the time Oz was well off the rails (Crazy Train !!) still grieving over Randy.

[@ETK696]

Al di meola fuck yeah!

[@RAPTRx-xm7zb]

That’s awesome. I feel like I hear a lot of Prog elements in both Randy and Jake’s guitar work. Both fans and detractors tend to underplay it, but Progressive Rock’s influence was massive.

[@hazor777]

This album always takes me back to such a magical time: the mid/early 80's. Amazing to think how popular hard rock/metal were at that time, and it was. The culture of Rock:MTV, those little round pins of band logos people would wear on jean jackets/leather jackets etc. I was just getting into it all , at about 12/13 yo. Really loved the 1983/84 era - so many great albums and music from the great bands: Def Leppard, Ozzy, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, DIO, etc.... Glad that was my time for coming up, I hate it for teens , now - but they don't really know much better.

[@christophermonaghan9692]

Bob Daisey wrote the lyrics to this whole album from beginning to end I cannot enunciate this enough

[@nicoguarini28]

Daisleys help with lyrics and song arrangements on Blizzard, Diary and Bark, was one of Ozzy's aces in the hole. His contributions are undeniable.......

[@thefonzkiss]

His “help”? He wrote 100% of the lyrics.

[@mitchellblumenfeld5094]

100% correct!!!

[@themayor6836]

Ozzy's since of melody is incredible. Remember lyrics with no melody is just a poem. Melody with no lyrics is just an instrumental. Melody and lyrics together is a song. This is gold

[@jvidalw]

sense, not since, for fuck's sake!

[@themayor6836]

@@jvidalw AH AH AH grasshopper your arrogance is currently the downfall in your life. A simple spelling error has spread light into your darkness. A wise man once said, "Only a fool would put an S on the end of the F word." :)

[@blacksabbath1022]

He brings his voice first and foremost which has a very peculiar pitch, Ozzy is a wizard.

[@vonbass1300]

@@tommyaldridge9933 no sense of melody? All these demos have almost all of the finished melody there. Did you mean to say he doesn't have any sense of.....Something else maybe? Hum or whistle any vocal part of an Ozzy song, that's the melody. The part that most people remember of a song, the melody. He's been pretty damn good at coming up with those most of his career.

[@vonbass1300]

@Tommy Aldridge no one is buying that you are really Tommy Aldrige, so stop the "I was there" stuff. And you are disagreeing with what Bob Daisley has said in a number of interviews about writing the words to fit in to the melodies Ozzy had come up when he heard the songs. Geezer said the same thing. Here I will prove my point, what we are listening too right here, with Ozzy mumbling crap off of the top of his head, Bob Daisley hadn't written the words to this song yet. Almost all of these words will be tossed out. Except for the Bark at the moon phrase that Bob said Ozzy already had. So, from here, after this melody was recorded, THEN Daisley could write the words that Ozzy would sing. It's how all of his long time lyric writers have said they wrote most of the stuff with him. If this was the Real Tommy Aldridge you wouldn't be acting like you knew how he had written his songs since this would have been the only time you were around to see him do this. And on a side note, Tommy Aldridge is one of my favorite drummers ever since I was a kid, I'm a bass player and was a Rudy Zarzo freak, so no one is believing you are Tommy.

[@mjulio71]

... and then Sharon goes "Are you ready to get ripped off, guys?"

[@jason-ian-Van-Sloten]

Fuckin A!!! Blood suckin leech Sharon

[@derangedband]

Ozzy in his prime undebatably had an incredible and unique voice but was obviously surrounded by amazing talent through his whole carreer. Had his solo band been just 'average' after getting sacked from Sabbath, i wonder where he would be today. After all the stories you hear from the screwed over band members that kept Ozzy on the map, i cant even bare to see Sharron. She might have kept Ozzy going back in the day (or seen a cash cow to milk dry) but she's more machine than human now.... twisted and evil!

[@mikewallace1270]

Lol that's great

[@scottashe984]

Name me 2 people who didn't get ripped off in the music business. Ozzy got ripped off all through Sabbath especially during Sabbath Bloody Sabbath era. If you sign a contact don't complain about it later. Prince is a prime example of this.

[@image30p]

This is great! Thanks for sharing! Almost like getting to hear it for the first time again. I got this album for Christmas when I was a kid. I remember listening to it on a tiny tape player. It sounded amazing. I think this stands up to Blizzard and Diary. I love all the little textures I can hear in this recording. Especially some of those bizarre chords Jake is playing. I hear little pieces of Close My Eyes Forever in You're No Different to Me.

[@Big-A-Russel]

I think this is a testament to the talent of all of them. They laid this out with no real practice other than going over what they had planned then went back to refine and build the album.

[@Nivro7]

45:39 to 46:17 Epic!

[@pjones8404]

The raw basic tracks to "Rock 'N' Rebel" are amazing! Listen to how tight Tommy, Bob and Jake are.. this was an extremely powerful band..and as some others have said..I didn't want a Randy clone..(not that there were any)

[@davidlinge4794]

The lead-up to where the solo in Bark should be is better than what is on the album. Thanks for uploading! 🤘

[@albertofernandez7741]

Great Jake playing his ass off while Sharon plotted against him. I hope she regrets it forever, that witch.

[@danagreen4773]

She doesn't give a shit.

[@larrycaverga7952]

@@danagreen4773 ozzy didn't deserve jack lee...

[@danagreen4773]

@@larrycaverga7952 no she didnt.

[@larrycaverga7952]

@@danagreen4773 Okey. Thank you, Dana...

[@LinkRocks]

Yeah Jake made the mistake of not having a lawyer to help him out. Never ever ever sign a contract that a) you don't fully understand the terms and b) without lawyerS looking it over for you.

[@larryrodriquez9782]

My favorite Ozzy album

[@nicoguarini28]

Daisley,Aldridge Don Airey and Jake,were a well oiled machine that had chemistry. Wish they'd made more music with this line-up.

[@randallfloyd4476]

if Sharon wasn't an evil tampon they would have.

[@kyledamron]

I wish aldrige had stayed on for ultimate sin. I love randy castillo but the drum sound on that album lacked for me, still love the album just prefer tommy

[@Barbarian646]

Have you seen the BATM live in 1984 at Salt Lake? Brilliant..

[@clovisamadias]

Don't forget Carmine Appice also!

[@tommyaldridge9933]

@@randallfloyd4476 Sharon/Ozzy are one.

[@acegibson9533]

I wish Jake's guitar would be more upfront in the mix.

[@sethmeyer2443]

But i'm loving how loud the bass is on this. I had to send it to all my bassist friends

[@fernandobeghetto2854]

In that time the takes is in analogical tapes, this is amazing! No cuts, no edits, the pure music! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻😁

[@reddy747]

Grazie per questa versione e' molto interessante grazie ancora

[@larrycaverga7952]

Gracias por esto amigo

[@breannablayze6906]

Sounds great, better than my other bark at the moon rough mix. Man this thing had excellent drums, bass, guitar sounds. I need this recording

[@bls8959]

Keyboards are more prominent

[@MrGunhunt]

CBS fucked up the mix

[@RosembergSantos]

Amazing! Thanks for it.

[@Gavin_Volure]

Boy what a fantastic voice.

[@sr.thompson7138]

alevoso! me encanta escuchar este tipo de audios

[@yygg4720]

hearing 44:53 turn into 45:39. bark at the moon, indeed. SO AWESOME|

[@ZachComa]

This has always been the hardest part for me to play correctly and at speed, especially with that superhuman stretch Jake does without any effort.

[@forrestheise7745]

1:31:52 "witchy weld 'em berries, fuckin' up each other's ass" nice Ozzy...

[@fabiosousa815]

HAHAHAHAHAHAH MADE MY DAY!

[@AlexanderStoyMusic]

Thx Nicoo 2000 for sharing this ! Don´t forget the awesome DON AIREY , what a great Keyboard player !! Especially if you listen to "Now You See Me, Now You Don't" , different playing versions and creativity !! I think he deserves more credit !! All versions here are better as the original Album !!

[@Frankzeien]

July 2nd 2024 listing to this \m/ \m/

[@EggHat]

Thanks!

[@2kosher]

Can you imagine the outtakes with Randy on the first two solo records!?

[@inoh558]

2kosher Bob daisley has them, he posted a few on his web sight. Including a short clip where randy is absolutely shredding during the crazy train solo, which was different when it was recorded

[@heintzvonasperger2364]

Even better than the final studio versions ... really! (It's not sarcasm)

[@dtactrue1063]

Thanks fore up load realy injoing it

[@THudgens81]

I got this on disc.....I thought it was pretty cool seeing how it started to the finished product....Ozzy actually talks at the beginning of my disc....

[@image30p]

Is the disc still available anywhere?

[@makmetal8483]

Terrific!!!

[@adrianozzyrcify]

Hola!! excelente! Subí más de OZZY

[@lucianamarques3985]

Very good, the Best Song of ozzy

[@markdwyer314]

Great man, I love this. You can feel the shadow of Randy's passing in this album, tragically. Thankyou.

[@MatrixRZ5]

You stupid ass, Randy had nothing to do with this song, it's 100% a Jake E. Lee song and guitar playing. Jake E. Lee wrote this song for your information dude.

[@markdwyer314]

Read what I said then see who is the stupid ass. "The Shadow of Randy's passing".....can be felt in this album. I am aware Jake played this album, again, if you understood what I said you would see who the ass is. I did not suggest nor allude to Randy having anything to do with this song. To make it easy for you; Randy's passing was sad for Ozzy, hence, the dark feel of this album is reflective of the dark period of Randy's passing. Ie; Randys death or "passing" cast a dark shadow over that period of time. Just for your information, dude.

[@DidacticEditions]

Defo on crack mate

[@unclefugnutz3356]

Chris Williams as a crackhead I resent that,,no everything is better with crack

[@patrickshannon1547]

The studio out takes where good on this one it's almost as if Ozzy Ozbourne was just a little drunk and they had to keep doing it over and over till he sobered up.

[@guitarnutbolinuli5788]

He definitely sounds drunk; I'm guessing he probably was but these are just demos, he's just putting down guide tracks for later. Still...funny.

[@jamesmarabello2314]

As good as Lee Kerslake was on the first 2 albums, Bob Daisley and Tommy Aldridge together? Best rhythm section Ozzy had.

[@Kenobi-xd3oj]

These are simply demos with guide vocals. This is how song writing happens. You work out the melody first and then write the lyrics and record the professional version. Ozzy wouldn't want people to hear these other than executives from the record company to show progress. As a musician it's interesting but people hear his voice cracking or nonsensical lyrics and are going to cut on Ozzy. They don't know any better.

[@LinkRocks]

That's not always the case. Sometimes the lyrics come first, then the music. There's not one formula on how to create a song.

[@kyledamron]

Thats pretty accurate. I think with ozzys band jake and bob wrote the music then bob wrote the lyrics. I just wonder if ozzy came up with his melodies before or after daisly wrote lyrics

[@MrBrewer7736]

@@@kyledamron - Ozzy sang the melodies and one liners with the band as your hear it, then Daisly wrote the lyrics after.

[@zapusama67]

Yup. A lot of singers use vocal references and cues to get the melody and then write lyrics later. It's been done for years. Just as the band will use "dummy tracks" with the guitar as the drums and bass record. Nothing to suprise anyone who has has been in a recording band here.

[@ralphsuffardo6100]

Kenobi 2020 love to get the original lyrics that would be such a score

[@MrJoseazzi]

1. Bark at the Moon (Take 1) 04:23 2. Bark at the Moon (Take 2) 04:31 3. You're No Different 06:00 4. Rock 'N' Roll Rebel (Take 1) 05:27 5. Rock 'N' Roll Rebel (Take 2) 05:47 6. Centre of Eternity 04:21 7. So Tired 04:10 Show lyrics 8. Waiting for Darkness 05:33 9. Spiders 04:35 10. Guitar Solo (Take 1) 01:28 11. Guitar Solo (Take 2) 11:59 12. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 1) 05:36 13. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 2) 05:19 14. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 3) 05:09 15. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 4) 02:10 16. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 5) 03:23 17. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 6) 02:44 18. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 7) 05:35 19. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 8) 05:13 20. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 9) 05:12 21. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 10) 05:28

[@larrycaverga7952]

Gracias Edu!

[@clovisamadias]

On track SOLO appearence on Suicide Solution solo video in Salt Lake 1984 anybody agree?

[@GustavoFarenzena]

12. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 1) 05:36 13. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 2) 05:19 14. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 3) 05:09 15. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 4) 02:10 16. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 5) 03:23 17. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 6) 02:44 18. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 7) 05:35 19. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 8) 05:13 20. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 9) 05:12 21. Now You See Me, Now You Don't (Take 10) 05:28 Gracias pero algo se descompagino en los ultimos minutos...

[@carlsaveus1735]

You people don't know how to make time stamps.. 😂

[@tl4340]

This sounds so much better than the final album, which is very muddy and the bass/keyboards buried too deep in the mix.

[@scottnorris8071]

This is the really cool 🤟

[@nicoguarini28]

Jake and Brad Gillis were the only guitarists who had the chops and their "OWN" unique style.The only ones worthy, of even trying to fill Randy's shoes.......

[@timothya.olmeda7299]

Nico Guarini I agree with you 100%. If only Gillis had recorded just one album with Ozzy, before unleashing Night Ranger, who also at the time was making a stir in the music industry. Both Jake and Brad, live, were phenomenal and it still shows today here on the tube.

[@kyledamron]

I always wanted brad to do a studio album with ozzy, he sounded great playing with rudy and tommy as his rhythm section too. I would love to see what direction they would have gone. I do love jake e lee though and am glad we got BATM & Ultimate Sin but a studio album from brad maybe instead of speak of the devil would rule.

[@RhoadsRafa]

Tho actually hear Jake, Bob and Tommy's performance in this demo is awesome.

[@zurielfigueroa706]

Yadorato not Tommy. Carmine Appice handled drum duties on the BATM sessions. He had a rift with Sharon. He also claims to have helped with the songwriting sessions.

[@jvidalw]

No. It was Tommy. He was fired AFTER the album was finished AND THEN they brought Carmine. He stayed for about 5 months, til he was fired and Tommy was brought back around march '84. That's why Carmine appears inthe video for BATM, although HE DID NOT PLAY on the album. got it?

[@MrWilly2204]

Tommy played drums on this album. According to Daisley, Ozzy and Sharon were getting pissed at Tommy taking longer than he should have recording his tracks. They really soured on him during these sessions.

[@Edwardslayer64]

buenisimo mano (Y) engazado eso jajaj

[@stringbender11672]

BATM as it was being born...AWESOME!!! better download this now before it gets yanked from YT

[@staylor21ss]

this was my favorite album. so many underrated songs, waiting for darkness, now you see it, now you don't. loved what jake contributed.

[@neojournalyst]

The slow process of teaching Ozzy to perform songs written by Bob Daisley.

[@jaydeeoldboy9903]

Co-written, though Bob would like to take soul credit and most of the money, he's not as spectacular as everyone makes him out to be. Writing a book called "for facts sake" doesn't make them facts.

[@jaydeeoldboy9903]

*Mycroft Holmes* And you're one of a hoard simplistic sheep that take Daisley's word without question for everything, ignoring all the other forms of evidence. Randy Rhoads and Don Airey to name a few have a different take on events. Explain how the Demo's prove that Bob is the soul writer?

[@image30p]

Daisley said that Ozzy wrote the vocal melodies, which he affirmed were very important to the song. The sound of Ozzy's voice, note selection and phrasing. But like you said Ozzy didn't write the lyrics. Daisley would write the lyrics to fit the melodies Ozzy was singing. Geezer wrote the lyrics for Sabbath. No big deal. It's just disappointing as fans when we have to find out that someone tried to take credit for work he didn't do.

[@denisnovkov3581]

Ozzy is disgraphic, lyrics was written by Bod Daisley

[@RAPTRx-xm7zb]

⁠@@image30pThe credits were accurate on the first album. After Sharon showed up everything changed. I also have a sneaking suspicion that Bob Daisley probably isn’t always accurate (he’s changed his story on the writing and meaning of ‘Suicide Solution’ between 1985 and now, for example). Don Airey also admits that while Bob did the bulk of the lyrical work, Ozzy did come up with stuff in that regard. It all boils down to whose coke and booze fueled flashbacks do you agree with more. That, and Sharon is an awful person who screwed over most of Ozzy’s bandmates in the 80s. The band should have stayed under ‘Blizzard of Ozz’, and I’ve always felt the first three or four albums were made by Blizzard of Ozz.

[@rafaelreus3088]

Gratidão

[@sethmeyer2443]

That bass!

[@jvidalw]

That is the Legendary Bob Daisley!

[@davidg8626]

Ozzy's best guitarist post Randy!! He should have kept Jake E Lee or Brad Gillis his whole career!!!!

[@jefffaust89]

Neither one of them would of lasted anyways. Brad wanted to go back to Night Ranger who was just taking off and Jake I think got tired of Ozzy and the management plus him and Ozzy were never really friends or liked each other all that much. Zakk really was the only guitarist that did. Have heard stories about Even Randy getting pissed at Ozzy for his actions and his patients running thin. I think Randy was happy that he was going to be leaving after the Diary tour and be out of that drug and alcohol environment.

[@jefffaust89]

Funny how the band sounds tight on these demo takes and Ozzy is just mumbling through lyrics. Sound like he’s drug off his ass maybe he isn’t and just messing around. But heard during the making of this album in particular Ozzy was the most drunk drugged and out of the studio more than he was in it. While Jake, Bob and Tommy were rehearing.

[@user-iv8wm6op6r]

Обалдеть !!!

[@nicoguarini28]

The band sounds AWSOME and alot rawer than the finished product. Which was good, but a lil too polished.

[@MichaelDouglasSkewes]

Bark at the Moon is the only Ozzy Osbourne album on which the songwriting is credited entirely to Osbourne. However, guitarist Jake E. Lee maintains that he composed a significant amount of the album’s music but was cheated out of his writing and publishing claims by Osbourne’s wife and manager, Sharon.[9] Lee claims that after he had composed the songs and completed recording his parts in the studio, he was presented with a contract which stated that he would have no claim to any writing or publishing relating to the album. The contract also stated that Lee could not mention this publicly. Lee claims he signed the contract because he had no legal representation and because Sharon threatened to fire him and have another guitarist re-record his parts if he refused. WTF!

[@jvidalw]

copy-paste from wikipedia...

[@MichaelDouglasSkewes]

@@jvidalw no shit Sherlock! It's all bullshit ,I was right there ,that is why I copied and pasted from Wikipedia! It's all bullshit and lies,which is both Jake and Sharon's entire ........every time they open their mouth! Still feel smart ? Ass!

[@bls8959]

Ur a fraud too...goin around claiming you have pro shot Randy footage

[@bls8959]

@@jvidalw Hes an absolute clown he sits there and brags about his Randy footage but then won't show it...he thinks he's somebody

[@FANTOMAS70754]

COOL )))))

[@Twotontessie]

“Wish I could remember … living in a plastic shoe.” 😂

[@joeylodes]

Jake. Incredible

[@mojopin70]

This is great where did you get this? Ozzy's voice though lmao.

[@fistoftulkas7335]

Jake's tone is much beefier here, drums sound better too, such a shame they recorded BATM like they did... The Ultimate Sin was better but i'd say both those records need a remaster, with Jake's wizardry finally in front...

[@clovisamadias]

Who is play drums are Aldridge or Appice?

[@jacobmolles6731]

@@clovisamadias Tommy Aldridge or Lee kerslake

[@Guitarlord013]

im not sure if Im the only one who thinks this but I think that organ playing sounds sick! I wished I could hear a clearer version of it. Also wished the organ was in more music.

[@flashbastard89]

Love Jake's guitar iff on Waiting for Darkness but hearing Don's keyboard part here without the riff over it, it's better IMO. There's a John Carpenter or Goblin vibe that gets lost with the riff on top.

[@shreddinjoe]

drum mix sounded better on the demo than studio recording..though i love these albums, production wise, they coulda been better..Drums on this album and Ultimate sin sound like beating on paper and card board boxes for the final mix..when bands like Quiet Riot had a kickass studio sound the same year

[@kyledamron]

I agree! Tommy Aldridge usually has great drum tone too and the buried him on the album. I didnt even realize it was him til i read the liner notes when i first bought BATM. His drum sound on speak of the devil was awesome. I dont know how they can nail his tone on a live album and mess a studio album up like did

[@maidenthe80sla]

Yes the mixes on the first few Ozzy albums could have been far better. The instruments were to muddled in the mix in many instances and the drums were not tight & sounding like cannons.

[@jason-ian-Van-Sloten]

Spot on! The snare drum.sounds cool here on the demo . But sounds like a fart from space on the album!!

[@morondarkowitz8652]

BATM will always be the hardest Ozzy song to play on guitar.

[@CelestialInferno]

Holy shit Ozzman was ripped on those first Bark takes. Shit still slams tho lol. I will never not love Ozzy and Jake.

[@TVoltG]

The music is better sounding than the album..

[@davidaninirguilitraro6921]

genial...graxias ...El disco Bark at the moon de Ozzy no se encuentra x razones de derechos comerciales?

[@mauriciodiogo7870]

👊👊👊 lendário Ozzy

[@rvansteensel420]

damn almost 2 hours

[@buddywilliams5650]

Is there a Ultimate Sin outtakes, demo's just like this one?

[@Nicoo-jr5ml]

Solo hay rumores de qie existen; que incluyen a Jimmy DeGrasso en bateria; pero solo eso. nada concreto.

[@victorlombardo2024]

How many times can you put me down Till in your heart you realize If you choose to criticize You choose your enemies Everything that I say and do In your eyes is always wrong Tell me where do I belong In a sick society You're no different to me You're no different No different to me Look at yourself instead o' looking at me With accusation in your eyes Do you want me crucified For my profanity Concealing your crimes behind a Grandeur of lies Tell me where do I begin If you think you're without sin The first to cast the stone Living my life in a way That I choose You say I should apologize Is that envy in your eyes Reflecting jealousy Tell me the truth and I'll admit To my guilt If you'll try to understand But is that blood that's on your hand From your democracy

[@regisveronezzi6450]

Wow

[@warborn_inc.]

These are great but I maintain that Jake was so buried in the mix on both albums he did with Ozzy which is criminal. He is just a beast of a player. I still love the Ozzy albums with Jake but Badlands is where we really got to see the breadth of Jakes abilities. I know its an unpopular opinion but I dont care....Jake has always been my favorite guitarist Ozzy has played with. (Before the RR fanatics attack me....yes Randy was amazing and I am not interested in some pissing match with anyone over this subject....as a player myself.... I have alwsys preferred Jake)

[@jamesmarabello2314]

Absolutely hate Spiders on the album, however, this rougher version is fantastic. I 'prefer' Randy, but Jake doesn't get the credit he deserves for being a true original and a ghifted writer alongside Daisley. It's too bad Sharon absolutely fucked him and ruined him.

[@tonereaper_1]

aw man if randy was playing in this video 😢

[@ozzyfan3784]

Center Of Eternity is so weird in this version. lol Ozz man lyrics were sssooo funny 😆😂

[@owningwarrior4546]

Ozzy was bort hot rockstar

[@sandrabauer1345]

wish they didn't tone down Don Airey on the album.

[@MrJackcorgi]

could someone spend the time and timestamp this correctly

[@antichristiantormentowers6381]

🤘😈🎙🎸

[@tomh4792]

TIPPER GORE

[@alexjonhmurielduque7196]

Ozzydo el mejor 666

[@zigmonger6646]

I'll never bother keeping up with you.... burning the candle at both ends it's true ...

[@MichaelDouglasSkewes]

Deep.

[@pare4918]

01 00:00:00 Bark at the Moon (take 1) 02 00:04:24 Bark at the Moon (take 2) 03 00:08:56 You're No Different 04 00:14:54 Rock n Roll Rebel (take 1) 05 00:20:24 Rock n Roll Rebel (take 2) 06 00:26:11 Centre of Eternity 07 00:30:34 So Tired 08 00:34:44 Waiting For Darkness 09 00:40:17 Spiders 10 00:44:50 guitar solo (take 1) 11 00:46:26 guitar solo (take 2) 12 00:58:22 Now You See Me Now You Don't (take 01) 13 01:03:56 Now You See Me Now You Don't (take 02) 14 01:09:15 Now You See Me Now You Don't (take 03) 15 01:14:31 Now You See Me Now You Don't (take 04) 16 01:16:36 Now You See Me Now You Don't (take 05) 17 01:19:58 Now You See Me Now You Don't (take 06) 18 01:22:50 Now You See Me Now You Don't (take 07) 19 01:28:18 Now You See Me Now You Don't (take 08) 20 01:33:35 Now You See Me Now You Don't (take 09) 21 01:39:01 Now You See Me Now You Don't (take 10)

[@zep0334]

昭和時代？にアウトテイク版としてこのLPを購入しました、確か当時５千円以上の価格で堂々とコレクターショップにて販売されていて、購入した者の一人です。KZbinで無料で聞ける時代が来るなんて・・、恐らくブートレッグコレクター達には「なんて時代になったんだい！」と嘆く？または大感激する人に分かれるか？と思います。でも・・当時何十万も費やして、有名アーチストのアウトテイクやブートレッグに高額投資して購入したことのある中年紳士、私みたいな人は　どう思うのか？むなしい感がありますね～。ちなみに私はZEPのブートレッグLP、CD、DVDに数百万円以上金額を費やした、アホ？です。（全総数？万枚ほど所有してしまいます)

[@santiagomedina8467]

Tremendo , lo veremos aquí en Madrid en Junio en el Dowload Festival ....downloadfestival.es/es/

[@larrycaverga7952]

Saludos desdd Sevills tio!!

[@bryanjohnson3316]

Jake was Ozzy's last true great guitarist.

[@nicoguarini28]

I know,there only demos, but the chorus sounds so hilarious. "Drunk at the Moon"........

[@LariiSabbath]

9 :13 ahhhh musica best what name ? Music

[@jonymelavo644]

you re not different - ozzy osbourne

[@LariiSabbath]

9:13

[@anamartins4436]

Cool anyway

[@KeebineKobold]

the bass in this is fucking sixk

[@sylentstorm8422]

Millennial whoop at 3:37

[@zigmonger6646]

Where is SLOW DOWN ????

[@garymitchell5899]

BATM is better on here than the album. Except for Ozzy, obviously - he's drunk.

[@michaeljfiorito]

[@ozzymd1]

HEEH WAAH WAAH HEEEH WAAAH

[@andyznuff]

Ya gotta be a duh Dee duh Dee do.

[@SnakePlissken-wt6sc]

If anyone else ever sang like this they would be the laughing stock viral video of the week… somehow it got ozzy to the top of the top (I think his persona was a big part of his success) 2:38 🤷🏻‍♂️ I love ozzy but damn he is definitely an acquired taste!

[@jaydeeoldboy9903]

Incredibly rough demo for Ozzy here, it's obvious he isn't even trying.

[@tl4340]

Calm down. It is a guide vocal.