Your favorite Ozzy collaborations…

[La_Tigre]

Why?

Why not. Post ‘em up

 

[BrightonCorgi]

The first one I think of is Ozzy and Lita Ford

 

 

[La_Tigre]

12 minutes ago, BrightonCorgi said:

The first one I think of is Ozzy and Lita Ford

 

 

Same here, probably one of the better ones.

 

[La_Tigre]

9 minutes ago, Heels82 said:

Is that the old man that stumbles around and only boomers can understand?

So you watched the first two vids… 🤣 

[Ford2112]

This one...

 

[brutusthebuckeye]

Ozzy was cool 30-40 years ago. Modern day Ozzy is almost “Weekend at Bernie’s”style. Guy is a mess

[La_Tigre]

1 minute ago, brutusthebuckeye said:

Ozzy was cool 30-40 years ago. Modern day Ozzy is almost “Weekend at Bernie’s”style. Guy is a mess

Definitely so. He is not long for this world. 

[Ford2112]

6 hours ago, Heels82 said:

What are the chances of you wearing a cut like that and smoking the finest cigar I have?  

What's the finest cigar you have? I'll shave my head in a spiral !!

[jakebarnes]

 

 

[Puros Y Vino]

He has a new album coming out which is pretty much guest appearances.  First single has Jeff Beck on guitar and it's great.  

[SCgarman]

19 minutes ago, Puros Y Vino said:

He has a new album coming out which is pretty much guest appearances.  First single has Jeff Beck on guitar and it's great.  

Ozzy is 73 and Jeff Beck is 78. And the song kicks a$$ for a couple of old guys. BTW I am a huge Black Sabbath and Ozzy fan. I grew up in the late 70's/ early 80's when heavy rock ruled the world. And at almost 56 I still live for heavy rock n roll. I wish I could relive the 80's. It was a great decade. Much simpler times, and less hate and division in the world. 

[Puros Y Vino]

1 hour ago, SCgarman said:

Ozzy is 73 and Jeff Beck is 78. And the song kicks a$$ for a couple of old guys. BTW I am a huge Black Sabbath and Ozzy fan. I grew up in the late 70's/ early 80's when heavy rock ruled the world. And at almost 56 I still live for heavy rock n roll. I wish I could relive the 80's. It was a great decade. Much simpler times, and less hate and division in the world. 

Sounds like my upbringing.   By 1978 I was 9yo and was already spinning my brother's UFO, Priest, Van Halen, Rush, etc records.  The 80's was the pinnacle of Rock and Metal music.  Even radio was decent.  I was discovering Accept, Raven, Y&T, Maiden, Scorpions.  Nowadays? Non stop Bieber, Weekend and a handful of "nevershouldhaves" on rotation every 40 minutes.  The last new music that grabbed me was Chris Stapleton.   

[BrightonCorgi]

You can't kill rock and roll, it's here to stay...

[Ford2112]

53 minutes ago, BrightonCorgi said:

You can't kill rock and roll, it's here to stay...

Great album

[BoliDan]

I've always wanted to get Keith Richards and Ozzy together just to sit down and shoot the 💩. It would be the most unintelligible conversation in history.

[Bijan]

I really like the first two black Sabbath albums.

Crazy train is just ok for me and that's solo...

[SCgarman]

1 hour ago, Ford2112 said:

Great album

Randy Rhoads was just coming into his own establishing himself as a guitar icon when he was tragically killed in a senseless "joy ride" plane crash. But his legacy has far exceeded his 25 years of life 40 years later. Amazing how some live such short lives, but inspire and influence generations of music lovers for decades. I remember walking into the local record store in 1980 and buying Blizzard of Oz.

[BrightonCorgi]

"Diary of a Madman" is Ozzy's best solo album.  As for Sabbath, I am partial to Dio's singing.  My favorite Ozzy backed Sabbath album is "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath".

[Chibearsv]

22 hours ago, Heels82 said:

Is that the old man that stumbles around and only boomers can understand?

Beats the hell out of that boy band crap you listen to. Put on the headphones and play the album Paranoid loud!  You’ll finally turn off N Sync forever. 😎

[La_Tigre]

On 7/2/2022 at 9:07 PM, BoliDan said:

I've always wanted to get Keith Richards and Ozzy together just to sit down and shoot the 💩. It would be the most unintelligible conversation in history.

See your Keith Richards and raise a Bob Dylan…what a trio convo that’d be! 😝 

[Ford2112]

Keith is pretty clear these days surprisingly. He will never die!! 

[KCCubano]

2 hours ago, Ford2112 said:

Keith is pretty clear these days surprisingly. He will never die!! 

Yep. Snorting your dads ashes will sober u up in no time

[SCgarman]

2 hours ago, Ford2112 said:

Keith is pretty clear these days surprisingly. He will never die!! 

All the younger folks here laughing at Ozzy just might eat their words. Ozzy may well outlive you all!! He is known by just his first name (nickname), wealthy as hell, and has outlived his alcoholism, drug addictions and Parkinsons disease. And he has the status at 73 years old to have tons of famous guitarists and other musicians collaborate with him on his new albums. Any of you who think you have that level of carte blanche go ahead and step forward..😂

[bassistheplace]

his collaboration w Sabbath

[SigmundChurchill]

20 hours ago, SCgarman said:

Ozzy is 73 and Jeff Beck is 78. And the song kicks a$$ for a couple of old guys. BTW I am a huge Black Sabbath and Ozzy fan. I grew up in the late 70's/ early 80's when heavy rock ruled the world. And at almost 56 I still live for heavy rock n roll. I wish I could relive the 80's. It was a great decade. Much simpler times, and less hate and division in the world. 

I’m 53.  My parents bought me my first electric guitar when I was around 11 years old.  First song I learned was Iron Man.  I’ve been a huge Ozzy/Sabbath fan my whole life.  About 5 years ago I had the opportunity to hang out with Ozzy back stage in his dressing room at Madison Square Garden before a show.  When he found out I was an anesthesiologist, he had all kinds of questions for me.  We talked for about 45 minutes.  I have met plenty of celebrities in my life, but he was definitely one of the most down to earth.  Not an ounce of pretension in the guy. Hope he is doing alright after his recent neck surgery.