OZZY OSBOURNE - "Mr. Crowley" 1981 (Live Video) Reaction

[@jboogie2a242]

The guitarist is the one and only Randy Rhoads unfortunately he died in 1982 in a plane crash

[@edwinmendezforlife]

Legendary

[@stevenreid6054]

He got those those fringes on his sleeves from Elvis

[@bjarkejensen1441]

He was and still is a god ……

[@LanceMarlowe]

@@bjarkejensen1441 amen

[@bigdaddymojo2005]

Randy Rhoads ..a LEGEND, at 25!!!!!!!!!!!!! Saved OZZY's career ,with his BRILLIANCE on guitar.

[@noteminemsburneraccount324]

R.i.p one of the greatest

[@lucaswallo8127]

@@noteminemsburneraccount324 yeah

[@GoofTroop5150]

Facts he’s another one that’s a underrated/under appreciated guitarist

[@ryanjenkinsmusic8339]

Randy and Sharon really saved him. RIP to a legend

[@jakepophal985]

He's a fucking Rock God

[@nativewarrior2997]

You have just been blessed by Randy Rhoads!!!!

[@tylerreisinger734]

Your reaction to that first solo put tears in my eyes. I'm 26.. I've played guitar for 14 years, and Randy Rhoads inspired me. He was way ahead of his time. An absolute GODSEND to the classical inspired guitar solo. Check out suicide solution on the tribute album regarding Randy's death. You will not regret it.

[@robpearce8070]

I was a freshman in high school when Randy died, to this day I get tears when I see videos of him playing, I don't care what anyone says, in my opinion there's Hendrix, page and roads, then there's the rest. His background in classical music is what sets in apart from all the others, read a article about how Randy would visit the local guitar lesson studio of what ever town they were playing in and get some lessons or advice from the teachers, he was a master and a student of the Craft. Who knows how far he would have taken his skills, he didn't care about how fast he could play or finger tapping gimmick type stuff, he's playing was so far above all that, he was looking to see how far he could take his knowledge. Damn, just like Hendrix, he was around for only a moment. But definitely left their mark

[@jacobmathewson7434]

He was 33 years old in 1981 and he he is 72 now. Fun facts. You could try mamma, I'm coming home next by ozzy.

[@amicouvillionwilson1824]

My ultimate dream is a guitar duet in heaven with Randy Rhodes and Dimebag Darrell

[@kennethv5250]

add stevie ray vaughn and you got a deal

[@Monstercam47]

And Eddie Van Halen 🕊

[@rememberDay1]

my 2 favorite guitar players, i woulda have never kept playing guitar withiout this song and far beyond driven. And both those guys seem like dudes you could just walk up to and ask them what time it is THe GOATS, couple more but these 2 are my personal favorites :)

[@wasp7969]

omg my top2 fav guitariste

[@JS-qi1ou]

Don't forget to add some Albert King, the true 4 horsemen of the apocalypse on guitar.

[@photokt777]

Ozzy had such love and respect for Randy Rhodes, after Randy died, Ozzy went to his family's home to give his condolences, Randy's brother found Ozzy in Randy's room listening to his music and crying, he loved to watch him just jam on his guitar. RIP Randy.

[@LeeB41]

You have just experienced the late great Randy Rhoads. One of the greatest guitarists to ever live. RIP Randy.

[@scottgeorgeff2896]

I was in sixth grade when Randy Rhoads died. We heard about it on the radio. We all ditched school, took the day off, and just listened to this song over and over. 😇🖤🤟

[@ratowey]

Great reaction, This song was off the Blizzard of Oz album, there isn`t a bad song on it. Rip the legend that is Randy Rhoads

[@Chevymetal69z28]

Please do the song Over the Mountain by Ozzy.

[@danwest9900]

YES!

[@susanconstable2113]

Aw the legendary randy. He set the bar for so many that followed after him.

[@tobaobokoomi1693]

Hearing this song at 6 years old in 81 made me a metal head for life 🤘

[@mariocontreras5470]

I loved your review brother. I cried the day Randy died. I never heard metal guitar sound so beautiful. The Lord took him home and left us wanting more. Part of the events that shaped my life. Watching your review made me laugh and cry again at the same time. Thumbs up.

[@Freeknickers24]

Holy crap he was making music 3 years before i was born!🤯 really I'm just remembering how old babies think i am.

[@Freeknickers24]

Love you bro even though you are weird like me.

[@rosemariemendez521]

RANDY HAS PASSED AWAY MAY HE REST IN PARADISE 🙏🤘

[@michaelbaldwin8484]

Swaggy, meet the legend himself. The late, great Mr. Randy Rhoads on guitar.

[@pjsin9472]

Can you imagine what he will be playing if he was alive today? SMH. He's a damn Legend, I was in Middle School when he died and it was very very sad. He was the s***

[@jakepophal985]

@@pjsin9472 he's a fucking Rock God

[@mix6809]

loved the reaction, tnx. just love the look of amazement on ozzy's face when he's looking at randy...

[@Gtagfan1]

One of the best bands EVER.... i mean how do you get any better than Randy Rhoads, Bob Daisley, Tommy Aldridge and Ozzy 🤘❤️🤘❤️❤️🤘❤️

[@jarrettthomas4865]

Bob daisley wrote the song but this is actually Rudy sarzo!

[@markminor70]

Ozzy Osbourne and Randy rhoads had a connection that nobody hardly ever feels thank you sir

[@philstone3859]

That’s the late great Randy Rhoads. OZZY is really good at finding great guitarists. He always has one!

[@tonyvee2602]

Diary of a madman is another gem of Randy Rhoads !

[@matthewpayne411]

All of Ozzy's guitarists have been brilliant. You should explore his entire career

[@bumblefritz]

Welcome to the world of Randy Rhoads. The dude was a master guitarist. Fast shredder but every bit of it with soul and melody, not one wasted note.

[@BuckeyeaTransplant]

More Randy: I Don’t Know Diary of a Madman Jake E. Lee: Bark at the Moon Killer of Giants Zack Wylde: Crazy Babies Bloodbath in Paradise (song about Charles Manson)

[@gui-texzan7477]

Gimme Jake E. Lee

[@BuckeyeaTransplant]

Randy Rhoads. The reason a I picked up a guitar.

[@ToJoAudio]

Randy Rhoads, the reason most people learned how to play guitar lol check out his spotlight solo

[@jimdunagan4180]

be glad you got to hear Randy....the best ...ever...

[@reedockwig31]

Randy Rhoads was the guitarist that bridged classical and metal. He was a teacher more than anything, who knew you could pack so much talent into such a small person. R.I.P. Randy Rhoads

[@alphaandomegaministry2718]

The combo of Ozzy's amazing voice and Randy's stellar classical guitar playing occupying the metal genre makes Blizzard and Diary the two most sensational metal albums out there period! Dimebag and Randy - two guitarists who had a huge unforgettable influence on the music world.

[@debbiemarch1952]

I went to see ozzy when he was with black sabbath. I was 16 yrs old. I am now 59. I went with group of friends and my now husband of 40 yrs. Good times and fun music. Real talent

[@nerdcamel]

I'm 55 and saw 0zzy in concert when I was 13. His concert was amazing.

[@pennyalex4340]

I love Mr Crowley ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@franklinzappa7043]

I saw OZZY in 1981 in Boulder Colorado . 🎸Randy Rhodes 🎸was absolutely Magnificent . R.I.P.

[@dolphin8077]

Master Randy Rhoads on guitar. Rip young legend

[@truthfinder4973]

Randy Rhoad small guy small hands and short fingers bringing out solos that that LEGEND !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@1wickedgroove]

Randy's playing always puts a smile on my face!

[@mariecharles4296]

Swagg I love you for this. That right there was the best damn guitar player in the bussiness to me that's Randy Roads and the guitar players always wore Ozzys favorite colors on stage

[@joselugo3846]

I play the guitar because of him. RIP brilliant genius...

[@nucleardancemoves255]

This guy is funny when talking about their clothing style 😂 had me dying, glad you enjoyed this song as much as I did bro

[@TOSProductions]

Even in death, Randy Rhodes still blowing minds in 2021. Brother, I’m not sure if you realize how profound and beautiful everything about this video is, but thank you! I’m with you on this journey, 100%

[@thomasvig8573]

Ozzy is 71 years young

[@alphaandomegaministry2718]

I'm gonna say it - I think this is the most beautiful neo classical guitar solo ever. Randy played this mini symphony like he was just casually stringing a few notes together.

[@billriffe781]

Aliester Crawley was a real man he's singing about, he was known as the most evil man in the world. Look him up and read about him! Let me know if you do please! Thanks!

[@socialmediaisterrible]

That first "meeester crowleeeey" bdum bdum bdum..... Still gives me shivers 30 yrs after hearing it for the first time. And that randy rhoads guitar solo 😮😮

[@chrisgonzalez4414]

Musically beautiful. All music should be this good..This album saved my life..for real!!!

[@beyondthetrail9077]

I always thought that solo was one of his Rhoads best. Another is Diary of a Madman, but all his work on that song is unbelievable

[@alyoung7302]

BRO! I appreciate you goin" off on Ozzie. The guitar player was Randy Rhodes who became a super star after joining Ozzie. Black Sabbath pretty much dropped Oxxie on his ear when they kicked him to the curb. The world thought this was the end of Ozzie Osbourne. To everyone's surprise, Ozzie quickly became bigger then Black Sabbath ever was. Randy composed music ideal for Ozzie's voice and the new Ozzie was a huge success. Their First album Blizzard of Ozz though had moderate success at first, brought new life to the Prince of Darkness. Their second album The Diary of a Mad Man, Really showcased Randy Rhodes and a top Guitar hero, composer and song writer. Sadly, Randy was killed in an airplane crash in March of 1983. But it was enough to launch Ozzie on his solo career. A little history to go with the vid. Peace out and be well. You have a new fan. All buttons have been mashed. I like pure reactions way better than rehearsed polished presentations. "Real is the deal bro."

[@suicyco4life666]

The reason why that man is showing off on the guitar is because he is the greatest of all time, in my humble opinion. He left us when he was very young, way to soon. R.I.P. Randy Rhoades >---

[@conor6444]

The greatest solo(s) ever performered

[@mariecharles4296]

That's my boy Rant Rhoads just one of the greatest guitar players in the world.hes passed on now got killed in a plane crash.you got to react to the Blizzard of Oz and Diary of a Mad Man these 2 albums belong to Randy #R.I.P big homie well miss you forever

[@randyruble5903]

the bad ass polka dot guitaurist was randy rhodes-he died in a plane crash when he was 19, ozzy loved that kid, it was kinda like jimi hendrix dying, nobody can play his stuff right, nobody can do randy rhodes, 2 legends gone was before their time

[@shelleyburr3988]

"won't you ride my white horse... it's symbolic of course" 🤣🤣

[@alittleofeverything4190]

This a top 10 best rock songs of all time.

[@Ultimate_Sin-ry9iw]

This is one of the best and funniest things I have ever seen.. God Bless Randy man.. He died.

[@CoasterCoat]

Hell ya this is THE SONG of all songs

[@djhogo3869]

Man,,, its 80s rock .... One of the best rock time

[@georgeglasser8220]

Must watch video is "Flying High Again".

[@mnrodriguez]

Talent at its best!!!

[@Dr-Pepper15]

Watch Ozzy Osbourne and Randy Rhoads Crazy Train live After Hours 1981, you can find it on Dailymotion since the original was taken down

[@2210courtney]

Bro, it ain’t showing off if you the best ever!

[@strat1080]

Randy Rhoads auditioned to be the guitarist for Ozzy. He got the job simply after doing his warm up exercises on the guitar. The guy was ridiculously good.

[@ludsschroter1716]

I was stunned by this song as a kid, and I still am 40 y later. Chillin'

[@ogjonboy88]

Mama I'm Coming Home. Road to Nowhere Dreamer No More Tears See you on the other side I Just Want You The list is endless.

[@billriffe781]

Let's not forget Crazy Babies! Lol

[@donculotta1551]

Number one guitarist of all time is Jimi with Randy a close second. RIP to both. In Nomine Patris et Filli et Spiritu Sancti.

[@isaiakrozell2409]

Bro, bro, bro,bro, bro....this is my first video of yours I've seen. Had me rolling dude, lol. Great video. Great reaction!👍🏼

[@mrchoptop5482]

Randy was the reason I started playing guitar ozzy in general such a big inspiration to me RIP to a legend and mr evh

[@isaacpaz9287]

Bruh Rhandy Rhoades was attributed MAJOR success to Ozzy's career and that's coming from him himself in interview. You have just been blessed by one of the guitarist gods.

[@Karinelehn01]

Others songs of Ozzy Osbourne: Bark at the Moon I Don't Wanna Stop Straight To Hell

[@isaiakrozell2409]

Dude said, "Mr. Crockally".........Im dead, LMFAO🤣😂🤣😂🥦here's some broccoli for mr crockally, LOL.

[@Brett-mw5rk]

Ozzy was indeed young here but had already spent 10 years singing for Black Sabbath, which makes it more impressive

[@caljohnston1336]

Randy Rhoads true legend. Went way to young at 25. Rip Randy

[@ChrisBennettGameDesign]

“Why is my band snapping right now??” 🤣🤣👏

[@shaneferris6742]

Now you know how l felt at 12 years old when I heard this. Been into the heavy shit ever since. That's the best reaction to Randy Rhodes ever. 💜

[@Yermom22]

Randy is by far the greatest guitar player to ever live in my opinion

[@THESTOICSAGE337]

Nah number 2 behind jimi

[@shydude93]

The solos on Mr.Crowley are epic.I actually liked Randy Rhoads more than Yngwie Malmsteen.

[@rememberDay1]

thanks for this. this is my favorite song and it was fun to watch how someone who might not be familiar with it react the same way i do every time. hype

[@lauraschelstraete4177]

Love Ozzy!

[@eddygage5806]

Randy was awesome RIP Randy Rhodes! You're a guitar hero brother.

[@Besiktas1958]

Cudos for seeing the best guitarist ever!

[@BlaiseTighe]

This is probably my favourite Ozzy Song.

[@megarocks911]

Very awesome my friend, RIP Randy

[@vick247xe]

On guitar the late great Randy Rhodes, one of the best ever. I told you last week Swaggy Diary of a Madman

[@midwestmangler79]

That was the day you heard the best guitar player who ever lived..there's hope!

[@old56timer]

Thanks for the great reaction. Yeah the clothes are great aren't they!

[@JimSburg69]

Many people think Randy Rhoads saved his career. This solo is sick. There are times his guitar sounds like an organ. The way he put all the sounds together is in my mind the best I have ever heard. Crazy Train is a close second. If you listen to his words Ozzy really has many great songs.

[@tjswan4628]

He's not showing off... He's just relaxing, being Randy

[@robertkaplan848]

That's what in talking about!!

[@kennethv5250]

trivia time: ozzy was looking for a new guitarist for his band, Randy Rhodes walked in, sat down and tuned up his guitar and just by the way he tuned his guitar he blew ozzys mind and was hired on the spot.

[@chrisgonzalez4414]

Took George lynch's spot who ironically enough also taught at Mrs Rhodes music school..just a couple of doors down from where Randy gave lessons

[@kennethv5250]

@@chrisgonzalez4414 i knew about lynch teaching there but i did not know he was looking to play with ozzy at the time, thanks.

[@chrisgonzalez4414]

@@kennethv5250 Yep he was offered that spot ahead of Randy but Ozzy didn't care for Lynch's attitude

[@kennethv5250]

@@chrisgonzalez4414 yeah i read somewhere that thats why he and don dokken split eventually.

[@chrisgonzalez4414]

@@kennethv5250 his skeleton guitar was cool though

[@RichardTheGreat210]

Randy Rhodes is a guitar God💯

[@arkgent8390]

Fish gotta swim, bird gotta fly, Randy gotta play.

[@chrisgonzalez4414]

This entire album 🔥good by to romance, revelation mother earth, Steal away (the night) Randy Rhodes, Musical composition at its best!!!

[@justincoplea5352]

Epic man 🤙👍

[@rogerbraswelljr.923]

Dude you got to do more Ozzy. Check out my boy Zakk Wylde in Ozzy's song Mr Tinkertrain. Let me give you a list. No More Tears. Crazy Babies. Bloodbath in Paradise. Perry Mason. Miracle Man. Breaking All the Rules. Bark At the Moon. I can go all night with this shit

[@ΗγησιαςΠεισιθανατος-ζ5φ]

I love your T-shirt,And Crowley of course.

[@chaospoet]

Randy Rhodes! Gone WAY too soon. A tragedy for music in general. Trained in classical music yet could shred and solo at an Eddie Van Halen level. Who knows what he could have done if he had continued. He was practically just warming up with all this and then taken away from us. Also, unless you were alive in the 80s and 90s it's incredibly difficult to understand just how HUGE Ozzy was. Like he was THE guy. In the 80s Rock/Metal was declared dead (insane to think now) and pop/new wave/rap was the future! It was basically Ozzy and Van Halen who kept it alive so it could have a resurgence with the mid-80s Hair Metal bands while Ozzy would take unknown bands at the time on the road with him such as a little band called METALLICA among others and introduce the world to them. In the 90s he began these Metal festivals called Ozzfest and practically every band you can think of at the time (Slayer, Pantera, Slipknot, Fear Factory, Sevendust, The Deftones, Megadeth, Godsmack, Primus, System of a Down and tons more) came to unite under the metal banner that is Ozzy. Without him Metal honestly might have died out or be a small underground scene right now. Thank Ozzy that never happened.

[@pjsin9472]

I just told swaggy he should listen to the song dee. I know he wouldn't react to it, but he should absolutely hear it

[@chaospoet]

@@pjsin9472 Dee is something really special. It's almost like Randy if he were a song. Short and sweet, melodic but powerful, and straight to the point, but hits you right in your soul and stays with you forever afterwards.

[@pjsin9472]

@@chaospoet sorry, KZbin was a little glitchy, hopefully that's in the screw your comments up. I just listened to that song and it just choked me up a bit. It's been many years since I heard it. Your description is absolutely perfect.

[@chaospoet]

@@pjsin9472 I actually looked up the song myself. Both the Tribute version where you can hear Randy talk and the Blizzard of Ozz studio version. Gets me every time.

[@pjsin9472]

@@chaospoet the tribute session is the best. Yes it's heartbreaking

[@michaelsanseverino999]

After Ozzy left Black Sabbath they had another great singer name Ronnie James Dio and the album they released with him in 1980 well Ozzy was doing “Blizzard of Ozz”with Randy Rhoads was called “Heaven and Hell” and it’s one of the most legendary metal albums ever check that one out and tell me what you think because it’s insanely epic and amazing... the best songs are the title track, Children of the Sea, Neon Knights, and my personal favorite DIE YOUNG..

[@malikyuhanna1237]

Randy Rhoads... how did you do it man, he was telling a story with that solo man

[@wade998]

Alister Crowley is Barbra Bush's daddy - for real..

[@teatimedrinker1]

Spandex was big in the early 80’s. Just something we saw in R&R bands 👍but I get your point. I believe (could be wrong) that’s this was like a video demo of Me. Crowley. Randy Rhodes ( Guitar) was about 25? At this time, classically trained as you could probably tell by his playing style, and just an all around brilliant guitarist. I think you see why we all that man. Sadly we lost him to aircraft crash (he was a passenger)the following year.