Rapper FIRST time REACTIOn to Ozzy Osbourne - Crazy Train !! The message in this...

[@CarySmith1968]

This version is missing the 2nd verse and the middle chorus. "I've listened to preachers, I've listened to fools I've watched all the dropouts who make their own rules One person conditioned to rule and control The media sells it and you live the role"

[@MP-od1zz]

Thank you, I was just going to say that. I was singing alone and was like, wait, did I miss something?

[@CarySmith1968]

@@MP-od1zz You're welcome! It sounds so weird with the middle section missing.

[@CaptainCassidy]

Why would someone cut those parts off? Never heard this short version nor seen the "video"

[@CarySmith1968]

@@CaptainCassidy It's actually on Ozzy's KZbin channel and titled as the "(Official Animated Video)". I think whoever edited this song down, definitely went off the rails.

[@visaman]

At least BP didn't play the Pat Boone version.😂

[@maryalbrecht5602]

Randy Rhoads was on the guitar. One of the greatest to ever play, in my opinion. He passed away in 1982 in a horrible plane accident. He was only 25. RIP

[@nickdietz4367]

He IS one of the best, regardless of opinions objectively he’s incredible!!!

[@shannonotoole3526]

RIP RANDY

[@shannonotoole3526]

I thought it was a Bus accident

[@MichaelKing-de4jz]

That was the bassist for Metallica, Cliff Burton, died in a tour bus accident. ​@@shannonotoole3526

[@thedobsonsexplicitchannel6187]

I thought it was a bus crash too 🤔

[@nancymjohnson]

Ozzy is a sweetheart. Once I walked into a small room he was in. There were no chairs available, so he stood up, insisting I sit, stating that “women sit, gentlemen stand for them…”

[@jasonhaugen7736]

What a priceless story!❤

[@theoddityshoppe]

Sharon got him trained right. :)

[@airbrushaaron666]

One of the greatest guitar riffs ever by one of the greatest guitarists ever, R.I.P Randy Rhodes

[@cjen1959]

Randy’s step mom was my chorus teacher at Memorial Middle School in Middlebury CT in the early 70’s. This was after Bill Rhodes remarried after divorcing Delores (Bill and Delores were Randy’s biological parents). Bill was the Band teacher at the same school. When Randy passed away in 1982 there was a special memorial service at the Middlebury church that I remember attending (the main service for Randy was here in San Bernardino where his mom lived and that’s where he is buried).

[@ELW-dh2xx]

Amen

[@PeterRudesindus]

no.

[@jahrolo]

I always found it funny how "the prince of fuckin´darkness" sings about learning to love and forget how to hate 😄

[@tammygursky1032]

I think it's amazing to me, that you can barely understand Ozzie when he talks but,His voice is fantastic!😂 I saw where he told his son that he was a heroin addict for 30 years.. so, maybe that's why he couldn't talk🤷

[@Cchan53]

He never bit any animals head off...rumor( urban legend) that grew. Andvin an interview Ozzie actually said he didn't like the moniker " Prince of Darkness" ...again some radio station, fans, record company ,who knows came up with that ...

[@billkeithchannel]

@@tammygursky1032 Elton John was shocked when he was told he sings with an American Accent and sounds nothing like a Brit. He had no clue.

[@purplebeard1526]

Its called marketing... like that Parental Advisory sticker gets you more sales because it feels more "dangerous".

[@justchillin4065]

​​@@Cchan53He most certainly did he said so on Letterman. Yes, Ozzy Osbourne bit the head off a live bat during a concert in Des Moines, Iowa on January 20, 1982A 17-year-old fan threw a bat onto the stage as a gift, claiming it was dead. Osbourne, known for his theatrical antics, bit down on what he thought was a rubber bat, but was shocked to discover it was real.

[@nosliwec]

My dad was a Baptist minister. I had the same bans in my household growing up as well. When I was much older and out of the house, my dad and I were going to a ballgame and I had on my music which included this song. He was enjoying the song and he asked me who was singing. I told him it was Ozzy Osbourne. He was shocked. What I learned that day is that people in older generations looked at the messengers and wouldn't listen to the message. It happened with my parents in regards to their parents with Elvis and The Beatles, etc. It happened with my generation with Queen and Ozzy and many others.

[@aura81295]

Yep - the messages of the generations usually wanting similar things expressing confusion and pain over the problems inherited from previous generations. Older generations having learned to navigate get more resistant to change while more progressive youngsters become "rebellious" wanting to correct the wrongs that were handed down to them. And so it goes round and round with little tweaks here and there through time cycles...

[@JokerInk-CustomBuilds]

My grandad was a baptis minister and I grew up in a baptist family - But I am Danish and Danish Baptists are alot more "laid back" and moderate with their faith than american Baptists usually are. I grew up listening to 1960-´70 psych rock and later dove headfirst into hard rock and metal music. My mom wasn't thrilled at first, but as you describe, it just took some explaining and sharing of lyrics from various songs and bands, then she was fine with it. :D

[@mikejohnson-dl7vt]

Ozzy, Dio, Alice Cooper, and others, songs are about Religion and actually beware of 👹 (He is Real😇❤🤙

[@billadams8218]

THAT generation is embarrassingly lame...just sittin in front of th tv, watchin Perry Mason...is THAT wat that song's abt?? just sittin on ur flabby ass bein passively entertaind by th TV?? 🤔🤤

[@chelseahaley8350]

Yes!! Ozzy is a rabbithole u can get lost in! Mr Crowley, Mama I'm coming home, Close my eyes forever, No more tears, See you on the other side, & Road to nowhere are definitely worth a listen!

[@Emilie-one]

Mr. Cowley was one of my favorite ozzy songs

[@billkeithchannel]

Yeah he needs to do the Lita Ford collab.

[@chrisg5066]

Also, Flyin' High Again and Suicide Solution.

[@MaxineWatt-jd8ho]

Randy Rhodes on guitar. He died when his plane crashed into Ozzys bus .he was killed instantly. Ozzy was heartbroken over this tragedy 😢.talented young man's life lost

[@theoddityshoppe]

Every single one of those is a hit!

[@romanoperelli]

That legendary guitar solo... What might have been and unfortunately never will be...fate's a bitch most of the times. R.I.P. Randy, you will always be remembered.

[@joegillam1497]

I was 15 when Randy Rhoads died in 1982.. Devastated then and still devastated now. Randy is one of those people who are forever missed. RIP.

[@mattrotton]

Probably the most recognizable riffs in rock. I was lucky enough to see him play about 2 weeks before he passed.

[@lostlothbrok7156]

Randy was the reason I picked up a guitar at 9 years old back in 1999. I was memorized by his skills and his legacy touched many long after he passed RIP Randy ❤

[@ruthietreselan]

Rock on! I play too he is my second or third fav......

[@lostlothbrok7156]

@@ruthietreselan Dimebag and Wylde are my other faves too 🤘🏻

[@jeremyhitchcock9182]

No more tears is amazing!

[@billkeithchannel]

Entire album too! Tears, Mama, Perry all greats.

[@michaelmorris423]

I have noticed in my time that groups who criticize and condemn certain things never bother to actually learn about them first. Metal music, for example....the people who condemned it never actually took the time to listen to it first.

[@whatsername123]

💯

[@kaeriepeterson7502]

Truth.

[@gilliansl]

The song Louie, Louie was declared to be obscene because most adults couldn't understand the lyrics, when it's just a cover of a Caribbean song.

[@Mko007]

Mama Im coming Home #1 Love 💖. Crazy Train is my #2 this is one i crank when I'm driving 😂

[@I.D.A-sw]

Ozzy Osbourne and Lita Ford close your eyes forever 🙏 Ozzy Osbourne working class hero And Ozzy Osbourne mama I’m coming home 3 songs that are really good 🤩

[@JeffreyTheTaylor]

Randy Rhoads got a writing credit on every track on this LP and his much brighter and complex neo-classical guitar was a big departure Sabbath's sonic sludge. In fact when this song was released in 1980 I recall a wave of "OK, who really plays the guitar?" cuz people were in disbelief that some guy no one had heard of had basically re-written the rulebook for rock guitar. But it makes sense because Randy started on classical guitar at a young age and took piano lessons from his mom (who owned a music school Randy eventually taught guitar at while in HS) to build music his theory chops. And some ways the little fills that Randy throws in are more amazing than the solos. RIP.

[@ConspiracySmurf]

***BARK AT THE MOON*** owwwoooooo :)

[@billkeithchannel]

_"Yeah I'm sick of him. Yeah I'm safe and warm. Warn ya brain is spinning 'round my mind is leaking. Warn ya brain is spinning 'round. Do you wanna pick up some? He's standing there is brain half in the graveyard."_ - You Can't Kill Rock 'n' Roll played backwards. (Yeah I had a lot of free time on my hands as a late teen.)

[@OwiggumX]

This song gets played like crazy at sporting events, concerts, and classic radio stations. You've probably heard it before and didn't realize.

[@amykiel]

Randy…❤ I’m still amazed at how much I love his sound.

[@saplingthrasher23]

What I found crazy was what happened when I seen Ozzy live in 2009 (finally crossed seeing him live off my bucket list btw). He is called the Prince of Darkness; but in between each song he would say "thank you" and "God bless you" in response to the audiences' aplause.

[@Mario-it3po]

Randy Rhoads and Eddie Van Halen were the top 2 hard rock guitarists of the late 70's and early 80's!!! Top notch!!!

[@tlgarrison8433]

Too many people only know the first part, but miss the message of this beautiful song.

[@marklynn3994]

I'm a career railroader, been retired almost 9 years...this was the ringtone on my cell phone for when the railroad called me to go to work (usually about 0200 LOL)

[@richardlurvey5650]

funny i was a driver for the RR (U.P.)and this was my ringtone for when PTI called me

[@SeminoleRail]

Lol, my dad, also a railroader, had that ringtone for awhile too before he retired.

[@jacqueline4514]

Love that you are delving into the music from the 60’s to the 80’s; SO much of the music that came after, across the genres, is rooted in that 30 years. Hell, much of 70’s Led Zeppelin is rooted in 1930’s and 1940’s blues ❤

[@barbaramatthews4735]

It's always amazing how you can understand Ozzy when he sings lyrics, but whenever he just talks, it's hard to understand anything he says.

[@susanconstable2113]

I always find this hilarious! Crystal clear when singing but you need subtitles when he talks!

[@kaynesheldon4905]

He honestly thought it was a stuffed animal until the whole the came off in his mouth. Immediately went to doctors after show he said in one of the interviews I watched of his. Ozzy is a fucken legend🖤🤘 you gotta watch the “It’s a Raid” interview. Well idk what it’s called but that’s what I look up anyways😂 such funny fun human!

[@jenniferewing4504]

Ozzie is the man. About 10 yrs ago went to Ozz fest. When he was talking to us threw mic - couldn't understand a word he was saying . Then when he started singing u understand everybody he sang. Amazing dude.

[@inspiredfunkmark]

Such a tune!! That riff is so hard!

[@rogue5369]

When they were doing the tv show The Osbourne's Want To Believe, the daughter just looked at me and sighed. Said, 'You're just watching this because... Ozzy.' Yep! Makes me dance in my chair!

[@laurenval2370]

Crazy Train is legendary!! Loved it when it came out, still do!!❤

[@childlessdoggentleman746]

A great Ozzy duet has him teaming up with Lita Ford on "Close Your Eyes Forever."

[@gilliansl]

Love Lita Ford!

[@Angelina-ot8rx]

💯💯

[@elizabethfranco1284]

Fun fact his daughter Kelly was on Dancing with the Stars and she and her partner danced one of the dances to Crazy Train

[@guystephens2881]

Randy's melodic solos on Mr crowley are epic. As a teenager my mind was blown. Not the same boring minor pentatonic scales.

[@Jude_196]

LOVE THIS SONG!!! Have been an OZZY FAN for YEARS!! This WAS our PARTY MUSIC!! Randy Rhoads guitar - just: WOW!!! RIP, RANDY - YOU are MISSED!! Thanks for the GREAT REACTIONS, BP!! HUGS from TEXAS!!

[@anncooper6941]

Love this song. Chipper Jones used this as his walk up song...I always hear the crack of the bat in the back of my mind when I hear that laugh...

[@IanRosie1]

This takes me back. I saw this line up at the Mayfair, Newcastle around 1980. Everybody wanted to see this new guitarist called Randy Rhoads. He did not disappoint. A brilliant local band called Raven opened, followed by an up and coming band called Def Leppard. No idea what happened to them 😆. It was a great night.

[@Gecko-Steve]

Fun fact: In the only metal club in Belfast, everytime they played this song we all formed a congo line (crazy train) around the club...

[@Salicat99]

I wish I was there for that!

[@LesSmith45]

This has to be one of the greatest intros into a rock song

[@keelsmac01]

I don’t know..Layla, stranglehold, ain’t talking bout love are all freaking badass.

[@eternalsoul3862]

Randy was the best guitarist to play rock. If you want a treat check out Ozzie's tribute album, it's all live with Randy. The treat is Randy believed in giving fans more for their money when doing live shows. Compare studio tracks vs those live tracks on tribute. He adds so much more to his guitar playing when live

[@MikeyMike2503]

If you can find it, there’s a video of a young kid who covered this on guitar. Ozzy seen it and invited him on stage. The kid killed it on the stage with a legend!

[@EDungarian]

6:15 Randy Rhoads, one of the greatest guitarists of all time who was tragically taken from us much too soon. I just noticed at 6:37 ish it shows him ascending to heaven as the band watches 😭

[@kenlawrence610]

For the full impact of the song, barrel down a hill at 50 mph. on a freight train carrying 14,000 tonnes of crude oil and then swing around a curve in the rail and change tracks while waving your hands in the air. It's liberating.

[@nwmonk3105]

The man, the myth, the legend. OZZY!

[@shannonotoole3526]

RIP Randy Rhodes

[@dawngipe6324]

Awesome guitar player and so young. Can you imagine what he could of accomplished if his life wasn't cut short?

[@ConspiracySmurf]

Ozzy is so big there used to be a big yearly concert tour with lots of metal bands call 'Ozzfest".

[@juliehackett1025]

That was Sharon's response to not being allowed to play at Lalapalusa. She decided ok we'll make our own festival I went to a few Oz fests they were a great place to see big names and undiscovered bands

[@tokyobento]

@@juliehackett1025 I saw his last OZZFEST in Japan. Tommy Iommi (Black Sabbath) was a special guest. Zakk Wylde also on guitar.

[@Flagg795]

Randy is the absolute embodiment of the phrase “gone to soon” and the archetype of a guitar prodigy. RIP

[@S.A.M.O.]

Mama I'm coming home by Ozzy is amazing. You should check it out

[@HeWhoShallNotBeShamed]

My mom heard that in the car one day. She said what a mean thing to say. Huh, what? He said, "Momma, I'm coming home." Ouch, mom had a sharp sense of humor.

[@rebeccacurtis6680]

My favorite Ozzy song with Mama I'm Coming Home as a close 2nd.

[@CalCut-dj7kv]

Ozzy is a beautiful soul and his lyrics are so before their time.

[@childlessdoggentleman746]

Two more Ozzy songs for the show. First is "Mama, I'm Coming Home." Second is his most controversial song, "Suicide Solution."

[@brettcloud8550]

Hellraiser, Mr tinkertrain

[@matthewjaniss4103]

Undue panic at that as the song is about alcohol addiction and has nothing to do with suicide.

[@childlessdoggentleman746]

@@matthewjaniss4103 The more problematic song lyrics comes from "Suicide is Painless" written by Johnny Mandel. But the MASH theme song is always heard with the instrumental version. And yes, the song does have lyrics.

[@amandajane5743]

No More Tears for the dreamy guitar from Zakk.

[@flisan4385]

Changes with Kelly!

[@jameshutt3731]

Wow, I am 58 years old and have listened to this song for a long time. I am not one to be into lyrics but seeing this and reading the lyrics at the end, this is a song about mental health. Again, WOW, Ozzy never got recognition for this. As you said, haters said he was about the occult and he was never given props.

[@MarioCrosby]

This one, of course, is Ozzy's most famous songs. I like the fact that a lot of times you do some deeper cuts, so I'm going to suggest a couple of songs by Ozzy that don't really get the love they deserve. "Road To Nowhere" and "See You On The Other Side" are excellent songs, and you would probably enjoy very much.

[@RaLeaChaddle-kq9gi]

My father purchased records as soon as released. In the 70's & early 80's Black Sabbath & Ozzy was always present along with sooo many more great bands.😊

[@ConspiracySmurf]

There were distinct genres of 'soft rock", 'hard rock", "heavy metal" (ozzy) , "hair bands" , "punk rock', "death metal", "classic rock", and "Southern Rock'. These were all during the 80s/90s brought in "Grunge Rock". Each had it's own fans and hair/makeup/fashion styles for them all. If you said you liked "rock" , there was a whole conversation that followed as you named off bands and bonded or decided you did not like somebody based on who they listened to and loved or hated. :)

[@trevorolson8695]

the Image of Randy Rhodes taking off from the stage to the Heavens was awesome!! RIP Randy!!

[@annietrahan7322]

Seen Ozzy and Metallica live in the 80s. It was a great concert. I was right up front right by the stage thought I was gonna pass out but I didn’t. It was so hot.

[@mrsainsburys1]

Great reaction, love our Ozzy, born in my home town, loved it thank you 🙏🐊❤️🦉👍

[@lennypointer9312]

The themes in rock music can be so meaningful. From Ozzy to Scorpions. Skid row to Bon Jovi. So glad you mentioned one of the best story tellers in Iron Maiden. Run to the hills. The Trooper, and of course Rime of the Ancient mariner. Just a masterpiece.

[@andrewturnham557]

I really enjoy your reactions. With your knowledge of hip hop etc it’s great to hear how many artists have sampled the old stuff.

[@stephanieallangarman5598]

The CLASSICS were all I knew but now I’m excited to hear new artists who are trying new stuff, however I can hear the older music influence in many new ARTISTS. OZZY was used my oldest daughters HIGH SCHOOL’s Graduation. It was INCREDIBLE. OZZY has some BANGING MUSIC 🎼. Thank you for reacting to his music. My daughter’s dad loved BLACK SABATH and I didn’t because of my upbringing as well. Some of his music is pretty clean.

[@LadyStrangerRockNRoll]

Thanks!

[@BlackPegasusRaps]

Thank you for the extra support. Appreciate you

[@nathankalkbrenner8039]

34 year old FUQ boy here. I've been listening to a band called Hollywood Undead since 2007ish. Their first single, Undead, uses crazy train just sped up. I never realized that until earlier this year when another reactor pointed it out on his first listen lol.

[@pyroishere]

Hahaha, I knew you'd know the into at leas from a sample or at a sporting event! That's what makes your channel special is you are so transparent about your reactions! I grew up in a Christian house too, so "Satanic Panic" was real and rock music was the catalyst to Satanism 🤷‍♂I was just missing out on great music except at a friend's house. That's how I found Def Leppard and Joan Jett, hahaha. great reaction Black P! 40!

[@Lokisdottir1964]

Ozzy's lyrics are always very insightful. The image and name of Black Sabbath was just a good way to shock. Ozzy is a really nice guy who comes across as dim but he's not. Listen to the lyrics of War Pigs from Black Sabbath - it's not about doing evil it's about the evil that men do. In his solo work, his lyrics were the same way. It's so nice in the video that they show Randy Rhoades going up to heaven since he tragically died at 25 in 1982.

[@therealmciver3761]

That's Randy Rhoads...was also co-founder of the band Quiet Riot before joining Ozzy. He was on Ozzy's first two solo albums Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman. Flyin High Again Over the Mountain Suicide Solution I Don't Know No Bone Movies

[@Jasmine12-i3f]

I'm retired at 27, went from Grass to Grace. This video here reminds me of my transformation from a nobody to good home, honest wife, $35k biweekly and a good daughter full of love ❤️

[@Just-Incredible420]

Definitely me favourite Ozzy song by far its that riff an the lyrics for me

[@Yalro6]

Now you HAVE to do Mr.Crowley. The animation in this was dope. Props to the creator.

[@melissagrover9727]

Randy Rhodes. - absolute LEGEND- soooo well loved.

[@DaRkHoRsE-_-]

Ozzie is a sweetheart❤ I pray he and his family come to the light before he moves on! 😊😊

[@rhondaserges5136]

Love this Song love it's message and the way Ozzie delivers it.

[@janhofschulte6229]

In my small town in Minnesota , every year the pep band learns and plays this song at football and basketball games! It’s been happening for about 25 years! The song is such a classic and gets everyone pumped up at half time! And it introduces the younger generations to this music which I think is awesome!

[@vickybolsby9153]

Now this is what I grew up with! This is still one of my favorites! Randy Rhodes joined Ozzy and helped put Ozzys solo career into over drive! OZZY was my first concert I ever saw and Metallica was the opening band . Yes I'm old! Lol

[@miconis123]

What an epic beginning! I had this set as my ringtone for my best friend

[@kelcor74]

I grew up in a very Mormon household in the 80s. My dad worked the graveyard shift so we would hardly see him during the week. He would typically go to bed about 30 minutes after we would get home from school. One of my favorite memories was getting home from school and watching MTV with my dad. This wasn't the video that was shown on MTV back then but the song was one of our favorites.

[@beadybaby]

This and Revolution! You are having a day and I love it❤️

[@paulcox4807]

There was a VHS that came out about 30 years ago called "Don't Blame Me", all about Ozzy, it was basically a biography of him up to the year it came out. Clips of the kids & Sharon, and even Randy's Mom was interviewed. It was really great.

[@snezzevp]

I think it was around 1982 when after a concert Ozzy took a piss on a section of the Alamo. He was banned from San Antonio TX. For 10 years. In 1986 I had to drive to Austin to see him in concert. Mettalica opened for Ozzy, the stadium was not up to the task! Large tiles started falling from the ceiling (like 20’x20’ tiles) during Metallica’s set! It was insanity! I was in the second deck right next to the right of the stage, and people were literally ripping out the chairs from the flooring and throwing them over the balcony into the lower crowd while the ceiling tiles were falling. First responders were on site giving first aid and hauling people out for injuries. It was truly insanity. one of the wildest concerts I’ve ever attended. And then Ozzie was absolutely on fire for his set.

[@paranoiaaa4126]

Yes, this is his solo music. I saw him perform this live. The energy in that stadium was crazy!! ❤❤❤

[@bradmckenzie-smith7994]

Crazy train and War Pigs, 2 of my favorites from "The Prince of Darkness"

[@GeekingOutWithPete]

Also, even though Ozzy potrayed himself as "The Prince of Darkness". If you listen to his lyrics, it's usually really wholesome and good messages.

[@GageTheCannon]

One of my favorite guitar solos of all time. RIP. Randy, Jimi, and Angus are the reason I picked up the guitar as a kid.

[@ELW-dh2xx]

Ozzy a history buff , he’s making a living he one of the great in heavy metal

[@ConspiracySmurf]

***CRAZY BABIES*** my kids loved it

[@MoonshineDrone]

Ozzy has been saved since at least 1992. He attends the Church of England and prays before every show.

[@victoriagrove5344]

“Mama I’m coming home” is my favorite too

[@rhondahandley9595]

On the MTV show, The Osbornes, this was sung as the opening by Pat Boone! First time I understood all the words too!

[@reysantana1160]

After forever will set you straight, master of reality album. It will leave you speechless.

[@frankcastle9991]

Good tune played like crazy on the radio back when.👍🏼👍🏼

[@AngB517]

I love that when people get into the syllables they realize it's not what they initially think it might be. This isn't the full song....why'd they cut out lyrics, they weren't controversial or in need of censoring. In The Big Push's War Pigs mash up, this solo is woven in there. I think others have probably told you that. My 21 year old (19 at the time) took my Ozzy CD with him when he went to college, so I got him a retro-looking Vinyl, Cassette, CD, Bluetooth, AM/FM unit and Diary of a Madman LP, *I still don't have my Ozzy CD* . Mama, I'm Coming Home (this one hurts a bit, but I lost my mom in 2008), No More Tears, See You On The Other Side (Same Again for me about my Mama, but also about others), Close My Eyes Forever (with Lita Ford), I Just Want You, Road To Nowhere, Changes, God is Dead?,

[@paulf4802]

Ozzy's words are timeless and prophetic all at the same time.

[@Mainecoonlady.]

Love me some Ozzy!!! Yes this is Ozzy solo! He’s so misunderstood. The Sabbath was darker but his solo work is stellar. Ozzy was fired from Black Sabbath because of his drug use. He is a great songwriter. His best bud was Randy Rhoads on guitar. Unfortunately, Randy was killed in a plane accident. They were in Florida at a repair shop and a few of the people on the tour bus want to catch a plane to Miami, (I think) to avoid time for bus repairs. There was a small airport very close by and they talked a local pilot to fly the small plane without airports permission. First trip successful, with an and upon take off the pilot dipped a wing toward the bus. Randy was the last trip along with one other. This time when they dipped the wing, the wing hit the bus. Ozzy and Sharon were on the bus, sleeping. The plane exploded. All on board were incinerated instantly. Randy was 25. Nothing to even bury. Ozzy, Sharon, Kelly and Jack have a live show on KZbin a couple times a week. Ozzy is funny as hell and extremely intelligent now that he’s clean for several years. Once in a while, Randy’s name comes up. You can see his expression change, his head lowers and he’s very somber and emotional. Ozzy’s solo work is incredible. He still writes and records but cannot tour, as he is coping with Parkinson’s, which runs in his family. He is to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this year as a solo artist. He’s really sad though because he’s embarrassed to appear with the uncontrollable Parkinson’s tremors. The bat thing was that someone threw a bat onstage, he thought it was fake and bit the head off. It was real and he had to have a series of rabies shots. My favorite Ozzy song and video is Dreamer, he wrote just after 9/11. Released a month later. Beautiful song, great video. Arrangement by Zakk Wylde. I hope you react to it. You will be so surprised.

[@viracocha03]

This is one of the first guitar riffs I learned when I was a kid.

[@swanketees]

Tony Iommi Anthony Frank Iommi Jr. (born 19 February 1948) is an English musician. He co-founded the pioneering heavy metal band Black Sabbath, and was the band's guitarist, leader, primary composer, and sole continuous member for over five decades.

[@charlestusin274]

Randy was the only guitarist that i thought could hang, live, with Eddie. He was amazing!!

[@Armedredux]

My all-time favorite opening riff in a song.

[@DJDamien42]

One love bro. Music is fantastic and we can all learn from each other!

[@marypittman5821]

LOVE Ozzy, can't talk but damn can he sing!! This is blasting with the windows down!!!

[@Navarre-i1j]

This was Ozzy's 'coming out party', this song went HUGE! I had a roommate who set this song on his alarm clock boom box, full blast at 4am!

[@joelwatts5260]

Revelation Mother Earth is a must react. Make sure it's the live version. 🤟

[@billkeithchannel]

_Killer Of Giants_ is another good message one.