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View Poll Results: What are the best albums by Ozzy?
Blizzard Of Ozz (80) 4 28.57%
Diary Of A Madman (81) 7 50.00%
Talk Of The Devil [live] (82) 0 0%
Bark At The Moon (83) 0 0%
The Ultimate Sin (86) 0 0%
Tribute [live 1981, with Randy Rhoads] (87) 0 0%
No Rest For The Wicked (88) 1 7.14%
Just Say Ozzy [live EP] (90) 0 0%
No More Tears (91) 2 14.29%
Live And Loud [live] (93) 0 0%
Ozzmosis (95) 0 0%
Down To Earth (01) 0 0%
Live At Budokan (02) 0 0%
Under Cover (05) 0 0%
Black Rain (07) 0 0%
Scream (10) 0 0%
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Old 10-30-2011, 09:15 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Since I'm opening the thread myself, I select his latest album "Scream" (2010).

The first single "Let It Die" gets airplay, maybe one his most popular songs on the album. "Let Me Hear You Scream" sucks. "Soul Sucker" no good. "Life Wont Wait" 1/2 point. "Diggin' Me Down" has nice acoustical guitar on the intro, sounds like they stole a riff from Metallica. "Crucify" This is my favorite single on the album, I like Gus Gs guitar on this one. Maybe the best single on the album. "Fearless" I like this single as well, its OK. "Time" Its an OK ballad I guess. 1/4 point. "I Want It More" Another favorite of mine from the album. Its OK. "Latimer's Mercy" This single is heavy sounding and I like it..OK. "I Love You All" Its a short ballad of Ozzy thanking all the fans through the years.

Scream.
1. "Let It Die"
2. "Let Me Hear You Scream"
3. "Soul Sucker"
4. "Life Won't Wait"
5. "Diggin' Me Down"
6. "Crucify"
7. "Fearless"
8. "Time"
9. "I Want It More"
10. "Latimer's Mercy"
11. "I Love You All"

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Gus G – guitars
Rob "Blasko" Nicholson – bass
Tommy Clufetos – drums, percussion
Adam Wakeman – keyboards

(Album) Scream - Crucify


What are other solo albums by Ozzy Osbourne? Anybody?
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Old 11-04-2011, 07:45 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I'm going backwards through this discography, this way, we save the best for last.

There are only two songs on this album that I actually like, I Don't Wanna Stop and Countdown's Begun. Wish I could say more good things about the album itself.
I still like to hear "I Don't Wanna Stop" every once and awhile.

Black Rain.
1. "Not Going Away"
2. "I Don't Wanna Stop"
3. "Black Rain"
4. "Lay Your World on Me"
5. "The Almighty Dollar"
6. "11 Silver"
7. "Civilize the Universe"
8. "Here for You"
9. "Countdown's Begun"
10. "Trap Door"

Musicians
Ozzy Osbourne - vocals
Zakk Wylde - guitars, keyboards, backing vocals, harmonica
Rob "Blasko" Nicholson - bass
Mike Bordin - drums

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Old 11-04-2011, 09:39 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Diary Of A Madman definitely. Many people go for Blizzard but I find it an album where Ozzy and Randy Rhoads were both finding their feet musically whereas Diary was much less reliant on generic riffs and crowd pleasing songs.

There are a couple of good tracks on Bark at The Moon (You're No Different/Waiting For Darkness) and The Ultimate Sin has big big memories for me from childhood and is nostalgically my fave but Diary is a damn fine album.

A couple of tracks on No Rest are good (Breaking All The Rules) but I gave up by then and have never heard a single album after this release.
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Old 11-04-2011, 10:16 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Diary Of A Madman definitely. Many people go for Blizzard but I find it an album where Ozzy and Randy Rhoads were both finding their feet musically whereas Diary was much less reliant on generic riffs and crowd pleasing songs.

There are a couple of good tracks on Bark at The Moon (You're No Different/Waiting For Darkness) and The Ultimate Sin has big big memories for me from childhood and is nostalgically my fave but Diary is a damn fine album.

A couple of tracks on No Rest are good (Breaking All The Rules) but I gave up by then and have never heard a single album after this release.
It was actually you jackhammer, that finally convinced me to seriously listen to Black Sabbath. I remember you saying how "Black Sabbath overshadowed Ozzy Osbourne's solo career". And you were right I might add.

I now own Black Sabbath Vol 4, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Sabotage, and Never Say Die.

But I'm still an Ozzy solo fan as well, Ive just always liked Zack Wylde on guitar. I'm not in anyway comparing him with Randy Rhoads or Jake E Lee though.

Black Label Society has released 9 different albums already and a new one is due in 2012.

ROCK ON!

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Old 11-08-2011, 05:18 PM   #5 (permalink)
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I now own Black Sabbath Vol 4, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Sabotage, and Never Say Die.

Black Label Society has released 9 different albums already and a new one is due in 2012.

ROCK ON!
You`ve finally come to your senses Don`t forget you need Paranoid and Master of Reality as well.

Don`t tell me you really like Black Label Society!
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Old 11-08-2011, 05:27 PM   #6 (permalink)
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You`ve finally come to your senses Don`t forget you need Paranoid and Master of Reality as well.

Don`t tell me you really like Black Label Society!
I will be sure to get those two albums Soldier, Thank You for the recommendation.

I'm not a religious fanatic about BLS or anything like that, but I like a song or so here and there, basically the same with Ozzy's solo albums as well.

Just one or two songs here and there.
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Goodbye To Romance shows the softer side to Randy Rhoads style. I actually prefer listening to this single without Ozzy Osbourne's vocals.

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sabbath's best was sabotage
ozzy's best was diary
my favorite ozzy song is tonight from diary
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Old 11-20-2011, 05:19 PM   #9 (permalink)
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sabbath's best was sabotage
ozzy's best was diary
my favorite ozzy song is tonight from diary
Have to agree with killcreek on best of sabbath and ozz ... But my fav off diary was you can't kill rock n' roll. Actually, it's one of those rare albums that doesn't have one bad track.

Additionally, it may be heretic to say, but I also love Speak of the Devil and find those versions of the tunes to be sometimes better than the originals. (wait, don't shoot 'til I get the vest on)
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Over The Mountain is my favorite Ozzy with Randy Rhoads on guitar, and one my favorite solos by Rhoads as well.

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