Stop it, whoever mixed this did an absolutely horrific job, it literally sounds like the vocal mix from a bingo hall. It is really really bad, hopefully it is multi tracked and someone can fix this garbage, the performances are ALL excellent.
When he was a young man, Ozzy could hang with the best... but he lost his voice decades ago in comparison to how good he was back in the day. Vintage Ozzy rules.
I didn't hear any of this, but I know that Ozzy's way of singing is really "odd", in that it's kind of "off", and there also tends to be a lot of doubling, even live I believe. AND, nobody is gonna want to hear or believe it, but there might be live tuning as well. - But whatever it is, the way he "sings" is very unconventional and a lot of singers will sing more "properly", making it sound absolutely wrong for an Ozzy song. - It's kinda like trying to sing Jimi Hendrix songs technically sound, it will not sound right for a Hendrix song. - In fact, I just tried to sing a Dire Straits song earlier, trying to sing properly, but it almost doesn't work cause of how Mark Knopfler does it.
@@michaelangeloh.5383 From "No Rest For The Wicked" onward there was a lot of back-tracking on albums. For live performances he used another signer off-stage to help fill in his vocals.
/Ozzy Osbourne has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice, once as a member of Black Sabbath in 2006 and again as a solo artist in 2024/, so in actuality you're right, it took a long time for his individual accomplishments to be recognized.
Agreed but you also can't make bad singers sound good. Can't believe that they couldn't get better singers for a tribute for one of the greatest heavy metal singers.
Actually Wolfgang said EVH was the WORST guitar teacher ever LOL. The reason was EVH expected Wolfgang to instantly repeat anything EVH showed him and Wolfgang admitted he couldn't do it right away, it would take him time and EVH got flustered thinking Wolfgang was defective in some way LOL. That's what Wolfgang said when asked about Eddie teaching him.
Ironic that the son of the guitarist who was Randy's biggest rival back in the day would play one of Randy's most well known songs at a Hall of Fame induction. Wolfgang is a class act through and through..well done indeed.
I don't think they were rivals. There was a lot of respect both ways. Randy was a very technical and classical player. When he was asked how he came up with the guitar licks that the kids would like he said basically rips off Eddie's stuff. "I have my own personality on the guitar but as of yet I don't think I have my own style. For instance, I do a solo guitar thing in concert, and I do a lot of the same licks as Eddie Van Halen. Eddie is a great player, but it kills me that I do that."
With as big an influence he was in my musical life, I will admit I cried when he started talking about Randy and everything. Biggest vocal and guitar influences for me
Back in the 90's , a local radio station, for April Fools Day, began the day by hinting around,yet never saying it, that Izzy had passed. When they let us in on it, I was livid! They'd crossed a line( and kids, my line is pretty far out there.), and I swore I wouldn't be listening anymore. Of course I did, but it still pissed me off. 😂❤❤😅
It's crazy how even someone like Maynard can't give the same energy to this song as Ozzy can, shows how incredible Ozzy's voice really is. Truly one of a kind.
I am so happy that Ozzy acknowledged Randy in such a strong way, saying that if he had not met Randy he would not probably be sitting there that night!!!
Maynard and Billy are both old. Maynard already said before this event that he was nervous because it was out of his range but Maynard also has one of those unique voices especially from his younger days. Jelly Roll just sounded awful. My uncle introduced me to metal about 40 years ago with Maiden and Ozzy (both solo and Sabbath) and I still listen to them to this day.
It's difficult to cover Ozzy faithfully. He has one of the most unique voices in rock history. People used to criticize it until you try to sing one of his songs yourself.
I don’t cry over many musicians dying but I honor them the rest of the week I 100% will cry for Ozzy and Jo or him for a month He’s just that important
Ozzy is excellent with a one of a kind voice, but Dio gave him a run for his money. Sabbath was lucky that lightning struck twice when they performed with Dio after Ozzy's departure.
The lead singer of Night Stalker is pretty close, check out the song Sweet Knife. I thought it was a newer sabbath song that I’d never heard when it hit on my random Apple Music playlist.
@@audiophileman7047Dio sabbath is absolutely one of the worst sounds to ever ring my eardrums. Never liked him, no doubt he was talented, but just not my cup of coffee.
About damn time he’s inducted! So glad to have seen Ozzy onstage, both doing his solo shit and fronting Sabbath. I can’t think of another performer who looked like he was having fun like Ozzy did, like he simultaneously didn’t give a fuck and yet totally gave his heart. He always brought a smile to me even when I was down.
i dunno, have you been to an ozzy concert in the past 20 years? he's been struggling on stage for decades. the problem here is they got a bunch of old guys to sing ozzy songs he recorded when he was young with a high register voice. there are plenty of young power metal singers who could come in and crush these songs, but the rock hall is an industry celebrity institution so it was what it was.
This shows Wolfgang is not only a very good guitar player but also a true professional. He could have taken the easy route and improvised that solo, but he recognized how iconic it was, he took the time to learn it nearly note for note and play it well. He did Randy justice. I think Randy would have gotten a kick out of this, seeing his ex rival's son playing his solo.
I met the prince of Darkness as a very young man in the 80s in a Tower Record in Seattle prior to his concert signing autographs. He was wearing a white tuxedo. I was stuck by how sad he looked as fans shouted "rock on Ozzy, lets go" he never even looked up. I walked to him shyly and said to him "It's pleasure to meet you Mr. Osborne" he stopped looked up at me and thrust his hand into mine and said "Well it's a pleasure meeting you..." and I said my name" and said "Indeed Eric it is" and signed my Speak of the Devil album and did another on the inside sleaving. Such an amazing person. He changed my life. God Bless you John Osborne.
give me chills reading this and actually tears and i never really was too much into Ozzy or Black Sabbath, but guess i need change this, almost 57 soon. Thank you for sharing this
@@xmlviking i’ve read many times, when Ozzy is not using, he is a true gentleman & 1 of the finest & most generous of persons you could ever meet. Tbh, this is why…and along comes Sharon. In any event, so happy for you that you got to meet 1 of your idols & thanks for sharing. Cheers.💫
My mom was pregnant with me when my parents saw Black Sabbath at the Pittsburgh Civic Arena in March 1972...six weeks before I was born. Technically that was my first concert.
To see Maynard up there singing ozzy warmed my soul...he cant do it like ozzy but idgaf. Wolfgang highly under rated too...dude can play tf out of anything
Seeing Zakk come out there brings back good memories. I don't care what people might say about him, he is an expert at what he does, he found his place and has nurtured that for decades, a true metal god.
I’m so relieved that he was finally put in the rock and roll hall of fame! I voted so many times during the voting period and just can’t believe it took this long for him to be inducted as a solo artist! We love you ozzy and congratulations!
Back when i was 18 yrs old in Knoxville Tn i heard on the radio that Ozzy was coming with Alice in chains and sepultura . Instantly got tickets. Me and a friend were front and center. When Ozzy came out the first song was Paranoid and someone picked me by my beltloop and i was crowd surfing . They ended up throwing me over the front gate . I was in between the stage and the railing . All of the sudden i looked up and Ozzy threw a 5 gallon bucket of water right on me . I was screaming that i was just babtised by the OZZMAN !!!
Holy moly. It seems like the spirit of Randy Rhodes entered Wolfgang Van Halens body. What an ass kicking guitar solo just as if Randy Rhodes was up on stage himself.
Were we watching the same video? I've seen 12 year old Chinese girls play the solo better. I can play that solo better. If Wolfy wasn't EVH's son we'd never know who he was. Mediocre at best.
Same here brother. Only song I ever saw that made Pops cry. He wasn’t leaving us without that tune. I just knew I was going to find someone else to say that here. Strength and peace
I was born in 1990, years after Ozzy's hey day, but by 2002 I was fully converted. Went to Ozzfest twice with my Dad; saw the original line up of Sabbath, saw Black Label Society, and of course Ozzy's band. Met Zack at a CD signing event, had a picture taken with him, and he signed my guitar. Used to draw "OZZY" on my knuckles when I was in middle school. Same time as his TV show was airing. What an impact Ozzy had on my life. Glad to see he finally got inducted!
Only show I missed of his was The End tour. As I was in the hospital/rehab for over a year ! Had "10 tickets too. Well we did. Had to give it to my cousin, as "family had the other 9 tickets. Been seeing every show I can now of everyone! From "Willie" to Korn ! Congratulations! OZZY - the Prince of Darkness! Some of the Best shows in my life 🤘
My first ozzfest girls were getting raped in the mist tent and fires were breaking out everywhere. It was nuts. I was 16 . I am 44 and will never forget it
@@MessyMessier83 That sounds awful and frightening. I guess you're describing more like 1996? The 90s concerts sound crazy. I remember in 2002 some girls flashing their boobs ended up on the big screens, seeing a lot of nudity there, some people having sort of an orgy in a limo as I walked passed and the door opened up in the parking lot. It was a different time for sure
It kills me to see Ozzy like this. I've seen him in concert countless times. Wish I had known the last time was gonna be the last. He's a fucking legend and has given me COUNTLESS hours and days of enjoyment. Rock on!
It's how life is Jody. We've got lots of memories and footage of him in his prime. Besides the great music, it's his persona that has made him stand out for me. Now is the time for him to enjoy time with his family, the best he can, for as long as he can.
Same here. His music is what I have always turned to during my life struggles, from a teen to an aging adult. We never want these safety nets to faulter. It's going extremely hard when he passes.
have you ever watched randy play this song. this guy was watchin a youtube video before the show to learn the song lolz. hes good, but def not great.... yet
They did such a good job with this tribute! Ozzy has been blessed to play with such great musicians throughout his career and all the ones that came together for this tribute are out of this world. So very proud of WVH absolutely NAILING Randy’s solo on Crazy Train, making his Pappa proud looking down on him.
ozzy and sharon did nothing for sure. they are master manipulators. They take credit for things they never created. they are a joke in the music biz. ozzy on a good day couldn't write a song to pay for a bag or Raman. ozzy is a fucked up joke of a man. ozzy deserves what is coming. it will be painful. I'm sure Tony will agree.
@TruthSlayer-cb9pi couldn't agree more always thought if ozzy is the prince of darkness dio is the king, regardless both are phenomenal in their own right
The reason Ozzy is so great is because no one else can sing his songs. His voice is instantly unique when heard. Same with most uniquely great singers. You can’t cover them
all sabbath and ozzy cover albums suffered so hard from this. like anyone other than ozzy singing his songs is almost unlistenable. if you watch some reaction videos from opra singers on him. they always remark there is a spec resonence he uses
@jasondarling absolutely agreed. I fronted a bar band years ago, I had pretty good range. We practised Ozzy songs day & night & I couldn't help but blow out my voice. Just couldn't do it. The Man is unique. My band & I looked at each other, laughed & I said, "best to leave that to Ozzy, it ain't happening guys" lmao Rock On Ozzy!!!
@@Fearzero Is that a high note? Maybe more B4's when he was younger... lol ; - ) Ozzy is awesome hon. He is. 'No More Tears', 'War Pigs', 'High Flying Girl' so many hits. Living legend... He's been around for so long, people forget what a trailblazer he was. He's an unusual cat, to say the least....
he did good. there is a reason they didnt have zack play this :P. tho just listening to randy play it a couple of times on tour before he died, there was alot more love there. Every pause was filled with dif riffs. he changed them most live shows. some of his warmups before shows are so fun to listen too. wolfgang is good. i hope he works to become great
He had the "audacity" of changing the feel of the solo with his own feel, and he nailed it. Everyone in the audience was like "Yeah man, that also works, do whatever you want you rock". Randy would´ve love it.
I’ll admit it, I am, ozzy’s music changed my life for the better, I had an extremely abusive father and ozzy’s music was an escape for me LONG LIVE THE PRINCE OF DARKNESS
I had tears in my eyes! We love you so much Ozzy! Your solo career was my childhood (I found out about Black Sabbath later)… Ozzy, you are SO OVERDUE for this moment. Your fans, but me personally… I was so happy to see you there in person to accept this honor and you were so cool to include all of your family and Randy too… You are a class act man, crazy as you are… have no doubt… I am 52 and since I was 12 Ozzy has been a fixture in my life… thank you Ozzy… you are truly loved… 🤘🏻❤️ congratulations. Well done!
Man, when Jack said “Thank you Ozzy. Thank you for existing” At the show, I shed a tear. And watching it now I get the same feeling… the man has been so influential and is so loved
At a certain point, there’s not much you can say. I got to meet some of my idols, and the last thing I said was the most meaningful I could muster: “Thanks for playing music.”
So amazing to watch Wolfie confidently grow into his rightful place as a guitarist! I saw him on his first concert tour.. his Dad (Eddie) was extremely proud and protective of him.❤
This is him in for his solo work, he was in before with Black Sabbath. The R&R HoF always seems to take forever. I mean, it took them how many decades to finally induct Rush only a few years ago?
@@daydragoon331 that’s all because of Jan Weiner, the guy who started Rolling Stone magazine. He was on the board until last year and he hated metal. He’s gone now though, so I’m thinking we are going to start seeing them get their props. Bruce Dickinson couldn’t care less at this point, but Iron Maiden should have been in a long time ago.
I have been lucky enough to see him several times throughout the years. When he gets on stage its like a switch gets flipped and the madman starts making masterful music.
I've seen him twice with Black Sabbath and twice as a solo act and I'll tell you what?? All four shows were a blast!!! He is and always will be the Godfather of Heavy Metal, one hell of a frontman, a kick-ass singer and one of the best live acts EVER!!!
My high school sweetheart dragged me to see Ozzy at the Hollywood “Sanatorium” in Ft Lauderdale back in 85…I left in complete awe and a fan for life…OZZY ROCKS!!! ❤
@@Spurs-s2m It's amazing how many people are stuck on Stoopid anymore today my friend, right? Blah,ha!! 😂🤣 Zakk totally nailed the guitar solo on "No More Tears." FFS WTF-OVER! +++Peace & Rock n' Roll 4 Your Soul My Friend+++ 🤘😜🤘
My youngest daughter’s first concert, at 9 years old, was Ozzy (in 2018). She didn’t want to go but her daddy convinced her to. By the second song she had started working her way up on the lawn (at the Pavilion in Houston) to get as close as she could, threw up her first 🤘and has loved Ozzy and rock music ever since.
The highlite of my rock n roll life was seeing Ozzy and Randy play on the night of March 18, 1982 in Knoxville, TN, while one of my lowest points occurred the next day, March 19, 1982, when I found out that this mind-blowing guitarist I saw performing, about 16 hours earlier had somehow died in the crash of a small plane, a few hundred miles away! How could that be?? But it was true. I consider it a blessing that i got to see, and hear, Randy Rhoadsʻ final moments with his Flying V plugged into those huge amps!
Back in 82 I was 12. I would go to the school library and told the teacher I was listening to books on tape. It was really Blizzard of Oz and Diary of a Madman I will never forget.
Nobody sings it like Ozzy, that's the whole point. Ozzy's voice has that warm blanket touch we've all gotten so used to being tucked into before we go to sleep in the all-shades of musical magic dreams we whirl in that which is his legacy.. eh... That no ONE can replicate, only honour that feeling of sound. Love to you all and long live The Prince of Darkness!
I feel there is not long left on the Crazy Train for Ozzy, we thank you for the madness, the rock and the legacy, he will never be forgotten when that awful day comes, but now WE ROCK! Congratulations you legend
The horror of it all is putting the great Ozzy in the same HOF class as fucking Cher and Mary J. Blige. I threw up when I heard that shit. Look, I'm a 70 yr. old rock drummer still playing but if Mary J. and Cher are rock and roll, I would have told them to fucking stuff it!!
@@austinteutschwell said/TYPED. 🎼"Do you believe in…CRAP!" The only Real Rock & Roll artist of this "class" was wheeled out in a La-Z-Boy Throne, befitting of a King who should have been inducted into this Institution that has lost its way by including the afore-mentioned female Hip Hop/POP/TOP 40 on the same night as The King of Darkness. Ozzy deserved to be recognized singularly, and a long time ago when he could have sung his own songs. At least they did it it while Ozzy’s still alive, which is a bit of a miracle on its own. No mention of Jake E. Lee saddens me.
Congratulations to Ozzy for surviving one hell of a life! People never gave him credit for his vocal range which was evidently on display tonight! He created an incredible legacy of music and memories for all of us that were lucky enough to get it! Love you Ozzy!
21:01 Absolutely the best part. He has always stayed true to his music and profession. I got decades of life-support from him. Because of this dedication, he's never had to reinvent himself. Ozzy is the real deal.
I'm crying . . . . My mom, a naive, sweet, classical music loving woman ended up loving Ozzy because of his show, and actually enjoyed seeing him perform because of how unique he is. Definitely legendary to get a church music loving old woman to enjoy some metal.
Many try to sing like Ozzy, but they never will. So many summer nights listening to Ozzy while cruising along PCH are some of my favorite memories with my friends and I singing along. Thank you so much, Ozzy Osborne!
Omg, I cried like a baby. I've never been a huge Ozzy fan, but without Ozzy, I wouldn't have the metal music I cherish. Thank you Jack Black, Maynard, Robert Trujillo, Chad Smith, and most of all Ozzy. I also thought it to be very kick ass to include comments from Kirk Hammett, and Jonathan Davis.
I’ve said it for years, there’s some artists you stay away from as a cover band and Ozzy has always been one. Ain’t just anybody gonna hit those notes and bring it justice. Ozzy is one of a kind.
I went on a church youth group trip from Palos Verdes, California to Tijuana, Mexico and some fellow youth grouper, played Crazy Train on his guitar. I was HOOKED. I "HAD" to learn to play the violin at 12 something years old, and when I was "practising," I would play, I would "try" to play, "Crazy Train," on my violin. Now, I'm in my 50's, I am so grateful for that dude on the "Christian," bus going down on a trip to help build orphanages in Mexico, for introducing me to one of THE most talented and charismatic and ENTERTAINING people in the whole wide world . Thank you Ozzy for your music and your light in this darkness!
Sadly it took this long to induct Ozzy however I am so happy for him. His love for Randy and Sharon are eternal. Ozzy is truly the Godfather of Heavy Metal, a voice and front man like no other. God bless you Ozzy and congrats. Keep on rockin'.🎸❤️🙏
Thank you for posting this! I'm in Jack Black's age range, a tiny bit older and I'm right there with him. Ozzy, Sabbath and AC/DC were my baptism into rock/metal. Ozzy's music means so much to me and has influenced my current contemporary favorite bands, artists. I've seen him live and it was awesome !
15:43 for the lazy. Loved seeing a Van Halen pay respect to Randy Rhoads so perfectly! _Edit: Look below for the deaf person lol_ _Edit 2: Pretty sure it’s the same guy who deleted his multiple comments on the video and he’s back doing the same with an alternate account. Weird seeing old men so jealous of WVH._
@@GNewcomb-q9v You are on crack. That was closer than Zakk or Jake ever played it. Cut the guy some slack he nailed it better than you and 98% of the rest of us by a Country Mile.
Wolf nailed it. The guy who opened the song did not do the lick justice, but Wolf did a great job. I am old enough to have been around when Ozzy's first solo album came out, and I saw him twice in concert during the early years. The people who say Wolf "butchered it" do not have ears for music.
If you just played the audio and told me it was Paul Shaffer singing lead on Crazy Train in the beginning, I would totally believe you. Thankfully Wolfgang was there to save the performance, my goodness he’s got every bit of his dad’s talent.
I didn't realize how good of a voice Ozzy had until i heard other people trying to sing his songs!!
He can't be duplicated.
@@cdjeeyore Brutal those three...........
I would've liked to hear MJK singing "Mama". I think his voice would've leant itself to Ozzy's soaring original.
Stop it, whoever mixed this did an absolutely horrific job, it literally sounds like the vocal mix from a bingo hall. It is really really bad, hopefully it is multi tracked and someone can fix this garbage, the performances are ALL excellent.
Should have e had Myles Kennedy sing
No-one else is mentioning it, but Chad Smith is killing it on the drums. Fantastic drummer.
I was thinking it the whole time Chad Smith is a drum legend and deserves a place in the hall of fame for sure!
Definitely underrated if you ask me! (But I still think Will Ferrell won the drum battle!) 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Literally everyone knows Chad Smith is and has always been a beast.
Just what I was thinking 😂
I thought he was the best part. Prob gonna get a lot of shit for this, but the band prob should've practiced more.
So what I am getting from this is that no one can sing an Ozzy song except for Ozzy. That is how good Ozzy is.
Yeah, pretty much.
When he was a young man, Ozzy could hang with the best... but he lost his voice decades ago in comparison to how good he was back in the day.
Vintage Ozzy rules.
Those goofs most certainly can't sing . Ozzy songs are not even that difficult to cover.
I didn't hear any of this, but I know that Ozzy's way of singing is really "odd", in that it's kind of "off", and there also tends to be a lot of doubling, even live I believe. AND, nobody is gonna want to hear or believe it, but there might be live tuning as well. - But whatever it is, the way he "sings" is very unconventional and a lot of singers will sing more "properly", making it sound absolutely wrong for an Ozzy song. - It's kinda like trying to sing Jimi Hendrix songs technically sound, it will not sound right for a Hendrix song. - In fact, I just tried to sing a Dire Straits song earlier, trying to sing properly, but it almost doesn't work cause of how Mark Knopfler does it.
@@michaelangeloh.5383 From "No Rest For The Wicked" onward there was a lot of back-tracking on albums. For live performances he used another signer off-stage to help fill in his vocals.
watching Wolfgang wail like his father just warms my heart.
He was AMAZING!!!
Can't believe it took them this long to send a legend like Ozzy to the Hall of Fame, bout dam time.
He should have been inducted 25 years ago
I'm pretty sure this was his 2nd. time.
HOF is shit.....no Supertramp, Styx, Guess Who, Three Dog Night....
/Ozzy Osbourne has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice, once as a member of Black Sabbath in 2006 and again as a solo artist in 2024/, so in actuality you're right, it took a long time for his individual accomplishments to be recognized.
I feel ya brother
Another thing Disney can't do: mixing live music
Agree
Agreed but you also can't make bad singers sound good. Can't believe that they couldn't get better singers for a tribute for one of the greatest heavy metal singers.
Yea i cant even blame the singers cus they all sounded off.
All the singers didn’t do justice to these songs … not the same without the power of Ozzy voice !
Disney didn't mix this lmao
Wolfgang’s guitar teacher must have been great.
Sure wasn’t EVH lol. Wolf has gone on record saying his dad was a terrible teacher. Basically, like dad, self taught.
@@MeWizeMagicDan actually never knew that. Still jamming with pops you are bound to pick up something
Actually Wolfgang said EVH was the WORST guitar teacher ever LOL. The reason was EVH expected Wolfgang to instantly repeat anything EVH showed him and Wolfgang admitted he couldn't do it right away, it would take him time and EVH got flustered thinking Wolfgang was defective in some way LOL. That's what Wolfgang said when asked about Eddie teaching him.
If his dad was someone else, you people would be honest about his playing! He butchered Crazy Train!
@@GNewcomb-q9v If only you'd been there to show Wolf how its done.
Ozzy and sharon are moving back to the UK. Ozzy wants to live out his days at home. He had such an amazingly insane life.
Mama he's coming home
It's beyond words that this dude is still alive. Everyone owes that to Sharon.
lmao
And Satan
And bat's blood
Prince of darkness
And his grandbabies...he absolutely adores his grandbabies!!
Ironic that the son of the guitarist who was Randy's biggest rival back in the day would play one of Randy's most well known songs at a Hall of Fame induction. Wolfgang is a class act through and through..well done indeed.
I don't think they were rivals. There was a lot of respect both ways. Randy was a very technical and classical player. When he was asked how he came up with the guitar licks that the kids would like he said basically rips off Eddie's stuff.
"I have my own personality on the guitar but as of yet I don't think I have my own style. For instance, I do a solo guitar thing in concert, and I do a lot of the same licks as Eddie Van Halen. Eddie is a great player, but it kills me that I do that."
Having Wolfie there playing like that is a homage to Ozzy, Randy and Eddie.
I am so impressed with Wolfgang Van Halen as a musician and a person.
@@MetalMama-Mimi523 And songwriter.
Hey, I thought that too, but maybe Edward understood this, and was wise enough to teach it to Wolf???
Shed a tear when Ozzy shout ALL ABOARD probably for the last time.
Sure you did.
With as big an influence he was in my musical life, I will admit I cried when he started talking about Randy and everything. Biggest vocal and guitar influences for me
He looked pretty feeble to me too
Back in the 90's , a local radio station, for April Fools Day, began the day by hinting around,yet never saying it, that Izzy had passed. When they let us in on it, I was livid! They'd crossed a line( and kids, my line is pretty far out there.), and I swore I wouldn't be listening anymore. Of course I did, but it still pissed me off. 😂❤❤😅
I did not type Izzy! LOL
It's crazy how even someone like Maynard can't give the same energy to this song as Ozzy can, shows how incredible Ozzy's voice really is. Truly one of a kind.
I am so happy that Ozzy acknowledged Randy in such a strong way, saying that if he had not met Randy he would not probably be sitting there that night!!!
💯 Fact
True but shat all over Jake by not giving him a single mention or the albums he worked on.
@@OggaDugga Think it is more Sharon, from what I read anyway. She kinda running the show in the baclground.
He definitely wouldn’t be sitting there without Randy. Randy was the best guitarist he ever had!
@@OggaDugga Jake E Lee is a legend himself!
Wolfgang hitting the solo on Crazy Train was phenomenal! But Zakk hitting the same sound on No More Tears was unbelievable!
Ummm…Zach played on the original recording of No More Tears, so he knows it pretty well. Zach is awesome!
Omg it was insane he didn't miss a beat it was sick
WVH is quite good, possibly equal to his pops, but he needs to cut back on the cheeseburgers.
Talk is the man, please don't compare him with Wolfie.
This whole sucked!! Zack is horrible!!!!
Where’s Jake?????
Ozzy went downhill hiring Zakk!! Horrible!!!!!
You could see Ozzy wanted to stand up and jump in so bad. He will never die. What a legend.
@@kewinowitsch Oh, yes. That shot of him singing during "No More Tears" was really moving. The passion!
I was so hoping he was gonna jump in a sing a line or two, I loved Chad, Zack and Rob, Steve was great too 🤘🤘
Well, if you heard Jelly Roll butchering your song you would too
@@sentry4944 Excellent point. That was ghastly!
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I feel so stupid, this brought tears to my eyes. There will never be another Ozzy. You can replicate him but not duplicate him!
Maybe we can Clone him?
Man Wolfy NAILED that solo! That guy's just amazing.
Like father, like son......🎉🎉🎉
Its almost like he was raised with the greatest guitarist ever lol
He got busy
Yall are high .. 😂 👎
@raymedinaj8055 his tone, feel, and playing were the hilight of the song.
Thank you Sharon for keeping Ozzy alive so long!
Amen!! 🤘🤘
So true !!
The Talk still sucks without Sharon ❤The Talk Show That Went Woke
True dat
Yes beautiful lady
When you hear other people singing Ozzy's songs, you see the difference in okay singing vs actual unique talent that can't be replicated.
They are amazing vocalists. From what I hear someone just didn't give a shit about mixing this stuff.
Also these people are trying to imitate someone in their 30s (ozzy was about 31-2 when these hits came out).
Maynard and Billy are both old. Maynard already said before this event that he was nervous because it was out of his range but Maynard also has one of those unique voices especially from his younger days. Jelly Roll just sounded awful.
My uncle introduced me to metal about 40 years ago with Maiden and Ozzy (both solo and Sabbath) and I still listen to them to this day.
This is fucking awful.
It's difficult to cover Ozzy faithfully. He has one of the most unique voices in rock history. People used to criticize it until you try to sing one of his songs yourself.
He’s not “Eddie’s kid” anymore. He’s Wolfgang Van Halen. He’s amazing. He rocks.
He made his own name.!!!!
That, and he's 33 years old. Hardly a kid! (And yes, he is awesome.)
You talking about Eddies boy?
Yeah but who thinks guitarists and then thinks of Billy Idol!!!
Man I will cry when we have to bid farewell to our beloved Prince of Darkness. Its been one hell of a journey brother, thank you
I concur, I can’t imagine a world without Ozzy in it. I know I’ll be crying like a baby
As will I. I'm honored to have witnessed his magic from the very beginning. ♥️
I don’t cry over many musicians dying but I honor them the rest of the week
I 100% will cry for Ozzy and Jo or him for a month
He’s just that important
Omg me 2
Me too, he's looking pretty frail.
Chris Cornell and Chester made me weep internally, when Robert Plant and Jimmy Page go I'll be a mess.
Zakk & WVH slayed! 🎸 You quickly realize how much better these songs are when OZZY sings 'em! 🤘
Especially when other people wrote them........
I agree
Zakk always does ❤❤❤
I'm just so happy they got him in before he passed. The world needed Ozzy, his work, and the community he gave us. God bless him. 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼✊🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Never wrote much though.....
@@efilrekib4446 apparently you haven't read much album covers or c.d. sleeves.
despite of all the sickness he still standing. guy is hard as titanium
@@Diijkstra Or is it the utter bitch running the show?
Screw jack black he supports kamala and is a sorry SOB. 🐍👈👀
Props to Wolfgang, Zack, Robert, and Billy. Great job guys!
Zack Wylde hitting those harmonics just like in the studio was badass
And I saw him live he never missed one
@@AAAFilm-yt7gx spot on for sure ....he made up for oZzy not singing
Yeah newfound respect for Zakkkk Wyyyylde. Went to several Ozzfests and, come to think of it, he always nailed it.
Facts! Hell yes still gives me goosebumps like he did in the studio!
That's all he does
Nobody can emulate Ozzy, His voice is an instrument that blends with all the other instruments
Ozzy is excellent with a one of a kind voice, but Dio gave him a run for his money. Sabbath was lucky that lightning struck twice when they performed with Dio after Ozzy's departure.
Or Saint Randy
The lead singer of Night Stalker is pretty close, check out the song Sweet Knife. I thought it was a newer sabbath song that I’d never heard when it hit on my random Apple Music playlist.
@@audiophileman7047Dio sabbath is absolutely one of the worst sounds to ever ring my eardrums. Never liked him, no doubt he was talented, but just not my cup of coffee.
The fact that no one can do it as well as Ozzy, when he makes it look effortless, is a testament to his talent.
Peace and love always❤❤❤
A resounding "fuck yeah" from this rock and rolled peasant, "not worthy" as proclaimed by Wayne & Garth.
Michael Star does a pretty good Ozzy :D
About damn time he’s inducted! So glad to have seen Ozzy onstage, both doing his solo shit and fronting Sabbath. I can’t think of another performer who looked like he was having fun like Ozzy did, like he simultaneously didn’t give a fuck and yet totally gave his heart. He always brought a smile to me even when I was down.
i dunno, have you been to an ozzy concert in the past 20 years? he's been struggling on stage for decades. the problem here is they got a bunch of old guys to sing ozzy songs he recorded when he was young with a high register voice. there are plenty of young power metal singers who could come in and crush these songs, but the rock hall is an industry celebrity institution so it was what it was.
Loved the shot of Ozzy rocking out in the background to his own songs.
This shows Wolfgang is not only a very good guitar player but also a true professional. He could have taken the easy route and improvised that solo, but he recognized how iconic it was, he took the time to learn it nearly note for note and play it well. He did Randy justice. I think Randy would have gotten a kick out of this, seeing his ex rival's son playing his solo.
Yep
"His ex-rival's son playing his solo" True talk! Ain't the world a funny place? Ain't life too short for words?
He butchered the last run lick of the solo but ok.
Very true - too bad Zakk hasn't shown that commitment to Dimebag's masterpieces in his recent stint with Pantera 😥
@@colinmurphy3478 ruclips.net/video/wDw_1DeWRTE/видео.htmlsi=paHd9NuXqmkZRsTN
I met the prince of Darkness as a very young man in the 80s in a Tower Record in Seattle prior to his concert signing autographs. He was wearing a white tuxedo. I was stuck by how sad he looked as fans shouted "rock on Ozzy, lets go" he never even looked up. I walked to him shyly and said to him "It's pleasure to meet you Mr. Osborne" he stopped looked up at me and thrust his hand into mine and said "Well it's a pleasure meeting you..." and I said my name" and said "Indeed Eric it is" and signed my Speak of the Devil album and did another on the inside sleaving. Such an amazing person. He changed my life. God Bless you John Osborne.
give me chills reading this
and actually tears
and i never really was too much into Ozzy or Black Sabbath, but guess i need change this, almost 57 soon.
Thank you for sharing this
Calls himself the Prince of Darkness but doesn't wear the cross inverted. Hypocrisy.
@@xmlviking i’ve read many times, when Ozzy is not using, he is a true gentleman & 1 of the finest & most generous of persons you could ever meet. Tbh, this is why…and along comes Sharon. In any event, so happy for you that you got to meet 1 of your idols & thanks for sharing. Cheers.💫
@@pinoy0125 , do you have a negative integer IQ level?
Good celebrities are good people when the lights are off, when the cameras quit rolling, and when the speakers are silenced.
And Billy, one of our founding fathers of punk, paying homage to Ozzy is golden.
I thought he sounded great singing Ozzy.
Agree who was the best singer there other than Ozzy😊
It’s long long Overdue that Ozzie is in the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame. May you rock on forever Ozzy!!! Great introduction by Jack Black, baby!!
Yes, Jack Black-special guy!🤟
Watching these performances makes me respect Ozzy as a singer even more than I did before.
These goofballs definitely can't sing.
My mom was pregnant with me when my parents saw Black Sabbath at the Pittsburgh Civic Arena in March 1972...six weeks before I was born. Technically that was my first concert.
Haha that's awesome!
Hell yeah! Check ur hands on the ultrasound, you were prob rocking the horns!
It counts! Guarantee you heard it while you were floating around in there
you were raised right, even from before birth
Hell yeah man.
To see Maynard up there singing ozzy warmed my soul...he cant do it like ozzy but idgaf. Wolfgang highly under rated too...dude can play tf out of anything
Eddie should have had a couple more boys to choose from. 😅
..warmed your soul..... he was crap man...
@@threeamigos842Maynard has been drinking too much of his own Kool-Aid for about 20 years now.
I do miss moody Maynard!
@@mfs210 He was by far the best singer of the night.
It's awesome to see so many bands come together to recognize the man that started it all.
Wolfgang continues to blow me away, the guy is a super-talent.
You’re never going to believe who his dad is
@@JonnyMaxxx😅😅😅
Seriously !
Definitely a chip off the ol block...WVH can really play and sing.
Was thinking exactly the same as I watched this
Wow, Wolfgang absolutely nailed that solo! He is a fantastic musician
Must have had a great teacher
@@OtreborDrevka like father like son
Wolfgang did his thing he had the best teacher!! R.I.P. EVH🙏🏼
Seeing Zakk come out there brings back good memories. I don't care what people might say about him, he is an expert at what he does, he found his place and has nurtured that for decades, a true metal god.
What do people say about him?
Zakk is a national treasure, and he’s put as much of stamp on modern lead guitar playing as any of the GOATS he admires and respects.
Ain’t no one ripping on Zakk.
I am disappointed Zakk didn’t sing, he doesn’t get near enough credit on his vocals
Until jelly blew it all
I’m so relieved that he was finally put in the rock and roll hall of fame! I voted so many times during the voting period and just can’t believe it took this long for him to be inducted as a solo artist! We love you ozzy and congratulations!
I too. And when the announcement was made, I immediately bought my pre-sale tickets $500 a piece. Well worth it.
Long overdue if you ask me!!! Congratulations Ozzy!!!👍👍👍
Now THAT was a tribute!!! Thank you Ozzie for being a part of my youth!!! 😊
Jack Black forgot to mention Jake E Lee, who saved Ozzy's continuity
I noticed Jake wasnt mentioned. Thats bullshit, he rocked in everything I heard. Saw the tour with him.
Facts ☝️
That’s a shame. He deserves better.
Yea bark at the moon is underrated
Yeah jack tends to forget people, especially friends
Back when i was 18 yrs old in Knoxville Tn i heard on the radio that Ozzy was coming with Alice in chains and sepultura . Instantly got tickets. Me and a friend were front and center. When Ozzy came out the first song was Paranoid and someone picked me by my beltloop and i was crowd surfing . They ended up throwing me over the front gate . I was in between the stage and the railing . All of the sudden i looked up and Ozzy threw a 5 gallon bucket of water right on me . I was screaming that i was just babtised by the OZZMAN !!!
Holy moly. It seems like the spirit of Randy Rhodes entered Wolfgang Van Halens body. What an ass kicking guitar solo just as if Randy Rhodes was up on stage himself.
All I saw was a fat Dave Grohl pulling off Van Halen riffs
VERY VERY VERY TRUE !!!!!
Rhoads. Like roads, but with an H.
Were we watching the same video? I've seen 12 year old Chinese girls play the solo better. I can play that solo better. If Wolfy wasn't EVH's son we'd never know who he was. Mediocre at best.
Zack helps, good friend of his
my dad had mama im coming home on his funeral, everytime i hear the song it hits so deep. my dad loved you Ozzy you´re the greatest!!
That’s heavy man. Sorry for your loss brother
Same here brother. Only song I ever saw that made Pops cry. He wasn’t leaving us without that tune. I just knew I was going to find someone else to say that here. Strength and peace
Guys stop, no one can replicate that voice. It is beyond unique. They did the best they could.
Ken Tamplin would have done a much better job.
I agree , no one can replicate , and why “ upstage “ any one anyway ….
No one can Reproduce his iconic Voice. No one
That was absolutely a joy seeing OZZY jamming out.
they should have given him the mic
I was born in 1990, years after Ozzy's hey day, but by 2002 I was fully converted. Went to Ozzfest twice with my Dad; saw the original line up of Sabbath, saw Black Label Society, and of course Ozzy's band. Met Zack at a CD signing event, had a picture taken with him, and he signed my guitar. Used to draw "OZZY" on my knuckles when I was in middle school. Same time as his TV show was airing. What an impact Ozzy had on my life. Glad to see he finally got inducted!
So cool!
@@Alex-eo9ofOzzfest was legendary!
Only show I missed of his was The End tour. As I was in the hospital/rehab for over a year ! Had "10 tickets too. Well we did. Had to give it to my cousin, as "family had the other 9 tickets. Been seeing every show I can now of everyone! From "Willie" to Korn ! Congratulations! OZZY - the Prince of Darkness! Some of the Best shows in my life 🤘
My first ozzfest girls were getting raped in the mist tent and fires were breaking out everywhere. It was nuts. I was 16 . I am 44 and will never forget it
@@MessyMessier83 That sounds awful and frightening. I guess you're describing more like 1996? The 90s concerts sound crazy. I remember in 2002 some girls flashing their boobs ended up on the big screens, seeing a lot of nudity there, some people having sort of an orgy in a limo as I walked passed and the door opened up in the parking lot. It was a different time for sure
the clip where he says john Osbourne and Ozzy Osbourne are 2 different people and he makes that Ozzy face . perfection.
Yeah, I thought maybe that was a relative of his at first. Short hair, polite, no makeup. Then he made that face...🤘👹
WOLFGANG kicking ASS just like FATHER & SON!
KEEP ROCKING WOLFGANG!!! CANADA LOVES YOU!!😊
It kills me to see Ozzy like this. I've seen him in concert countless times. Wish I had known the last time was gonna be the last. He's a fucking legend and has given me COUNTLESS hours and days of enjoyment. Rock on!
to be fair, the last Sabbath tour was called "The End". I saw them back then, but that was before I got REALLY into Sabbath
Happens when you fall and break your neck
It's how life is Jody. We've got lots of memories and footage of him in his prime. Besides the great music, it's his persona that has made him stand out for me. Now is the time for him to enjoy time with his family, the best he can, for as long as he can.
Agreed. I had front row tickets for that MSG show in 2019 but that got cancelled
Im still fortunate to see him back in 2010 and with Sabbath 2013,2016
Same here. His music is what I have always turned to during my life struggles, from a teen to an aging adult. We never want these safety nets to faulter. It's going extremely hard when he passes.
Wolfgang saves the show... Damn bruh. Dad is proud for sure.❤️🔥🤘
Wolfie does Eddie proud every time he's on stage. The kid is just as good as his father, if not better. He has to be.
have you ever watched randy play this song. this guy was watchin a youtube video before the show to learn the song lolz. hes good, but def not great.... yet
@@brianbushueOk. 😂😂😂
Very much agree
Sounds awful to be honest
Good to have Wolfgang for the next 50 years. Eddies Spirit needs to live on and on and on....
They did such a good job with this tribute! Ozzy has been blessed to play with such great musicians throughout his career and all the ones that came together for this tribute are out of this world. So very proud of WVH absolutely NAILING Randy’s solo on Crazy Train, making his Pappa proud looking down on him.
I think Tony Iommi deserve more credit for inventing heavy metal than anyone else
Ozzy is the God Father of Heavy Metal. Toni Iommi is the God Father of Heavy Metal Riffs. Neither deserves more credit then other.
ozzy and sharon did nothing for sure. they are master manipulators. They take credit for things they never created. they are a joke in the music biz. ozzy on a good day couldn't write a song to pay for a bag or Raman. ozzy is a fucked up joke of a man. ozzy deserves what is coming. it will be painful. I'm sure Tony will agree.
He's talking about his SOLO career
@@falconflooring2797 actually Richie Blackmore & Deep Purple did that and Dio is the Godfather!
@TruthSlayer-cb9pi couldn't agree more always thought if ozzy is the prince of darkness dio is the king, regardless both are phenomenal in their own right
The reason Ozzy is so great is because no one else can sing his songs. His voice is instantly unique when heard. Same with most uniquely great singers. You can’t cover them
It’s his clear tenor. He has a unique tone.
all sabbath and ozzy cover albums suffered so hard from this. like anyone other than ozzy singing his songs is almost unlistenable. if you watch some reaction videos from opra singers on him. they always remark there is a spec resonence he uses
@jasondarling absolutely agreed. I fronted a bar band years ago, I had pretty good range. We practised Ozzy songs day & night & I couldn't help but blow out my voice. Just couldn't do it. The Man is unique. My band & I looked at each other, laughed & I said, "best to leave that to Ozzy, it ain't happening guys" lmao Rock On Ozzy!!!
@@cynthiarouseDid Ozzy ever hit a B4?
@@Fearzero Is that a high note? Maybe more B4's when he was younger... lol ; - )
Ozzy is awesome hon. He is. 'No More Tears', 'War Pigs', 'High Flying Girl' so many hits. Living legend... He's been around for so long, people forget what a trailblazer he was. He's an unusual cat, to say the least....
I was blessed to have spent a decade working for Ozzy. He truly is absolutely fabulous ….
Did you work with Christopher Balogh
You should learn about how Ozzy and Sharon screwed over their guitarists.
Awesome! What was your job??
@@McHale72 I know all about it.
@@306choicegenetics4 no.
We need a movie for Ozzy's. Great work. 💯💯💯
Wolfgang absolutely nailed the solo on Crazy Train, RESPECT!!!
Guy’s a beast. A talent in his own right for sure.
Like Slash Hahahaha
He tried to put his daddy's tricks into it IT DIDN'T WORK !
he did good. there is a reason they didnt have zack play this :P. tho just listening to randy play it a couple of times on tour before he died, there was alot more love there. Every pause was filled with dif riffs. he changed them most live shows. some of his warmups before shows are so fun to listen too. wolfgang is good. i hope he works to become great
He had the "audacity" of changing the feel of the solo with his own feel, and he nailed it. Everyone in the audience was like "Yeah man, that also works, do whatever you want you rock". Randy would´ve love it.
Damn none of these dudes did Ozzy justice on the vocals
yep.
can you name anyone on Earth that could achieve it??
Well,duh
@@oscarsubeldia1721 DIO
@@oscarsubeldia1721 bruce dickinson
Who else is crying? Congrats Ozzy🤘🏼
I’ll admit it, I am, ozzy’s music changed my life for the better, I had an extremely abusive father and ozzy’s music was an escape for me LONG LIVE THE PRINCE OF DARKNESS
No. 🥹
I had tears in my eyes! We love you so much Ozzy! Your solo career was my childhood (I found out about Black Sabbath later)… Ozzy, you are SO OVERDUE for this moment. Your fans, but me personally… I was so happy to see you there in person to accept this honor and you were so cool to include all of your family and Randy too… You are a class act man, crazy as you are… have no doubt… I am 52 and since I was 12 Ozzy has been a fixture in my life… thank you Ozzy… you are truly loved… 🤘🏻❤️ congratulations.
Well done!
Last year Wolfgang proved himself, even though he didn’t need to. Then this year he proved himself AGAIN.
Man, when Jack said “Thank you Ozzy. Thank you for existing” At the show, I shed a tear. And watching it now I get the same feeling… the man has been so influential and is so loved
At a certain point, there’s not much you can say. I got to meet some of my idols, and the last thing I said was the most meaningful I could muster: “Thanks for playing music.”
I was there too, cried like a bitch. Frampton moved me to the point of tears too.
"Thank you for existing." I'm glad his mother didn't have an abortion.
No more tears
So amazing to watch Wolfie confidently grow into his rightful place as a guitarist! I saw him on his first concert tour.. his Dad (Eddie) was extremely proud and protective of him.❤
Congratulations Ozzy! No one deserves this more than you! We Love You. "We all need to learn to love and forget about the hate!" Especially now!
What's insane is that Ozzy is just now being inducted into the Hall of fame. WTF took so long??
This is him in for his solo work, he was in before with Black Sabbath. The R&R HoF always seems to take forever. I mean, it took them how many decades to finally induct Rush only a few years ago?
RRHOF has famously given hard rock/metal the finger, but hopefully that's changing.
@@NoPawnKinda fucked up that the show made to honor rock and metal refuses to induct the biggest rock and metal names, or takes ages to do so.
@@daydragoon331 that’s all because of Jan Weiner, the guy who started Rolling Stone magazine. He was on the board until last year and he hated metal. He’s gone now though, so I’m thinking we are going to start seeing them get their props. Bruce Dickinson couldn’t care less at this point, but Iron Maiden should have been in a long time ago.
One of few to be inducted twice❤
I have been lucky enough to see him several times throughout the years. When he gets on stage its like a switch gets flipped and the madman starts making masterful music.
I've seen him twice with Black Sabbath and twice as a solo act and I'll tell you what?? All four shows were a blast!!! He is and always will be the Godfather of Heavy Metal, one hell of a frontman, a kick-ass singer and one of the best live acts EVER!!!
My high school sweetheart dragged me to see Ozzy at the Hollywood “Sanatorium” in Ft Lauderdale back in 85…I left in complete awe and a fan for life…OZZY ROCKS!!! ❤
Loved everyone singing his music! Proves once and for all he’s a unique voice! No one held a candle to him but bless them for trying!
I grew up listening to Black Sabbath, best days of my life! Thanks Ozzy!!!
Zack totally nailed the no more tears solo.
Cuz he was on that album 😂
@@Spurs-s2m It's amazing how many people are stuck on Stoopid anymore today my friend, right? Blah,ha!! 😂🤣 Zakk totally nailed the guitar solo on "No More Tears." FFS WTF-OVER! +++Peace & Rock n' Roll 4 Your Soul My Friend+++ 🤘😜🤘
Probably because he invented it?
My youngest daughter’s first concert, at 9 years old, was Ozzy (in 2018). She didn’t want to go but her daddy convinced her to. By the second song she had started working her way up on the lawn (at the Pavilion in Houston) to get as close as she could, threw up her first 🤘and has loved Ozzy and rock music ever since.
Ozzy can never be replaced. Nobody has his voice and I'm proud to say I'm a fan since the 70s in his Sabbath days.
Wow, Wolfgang never fails to impress!!
Calls for a Van Halen reunion
You should see him at the buffet. Watch out
Or miss a coronary bypass
@@dc7468that’s rude. His size has nothing to do W with his playing
@@futureboy40oh yeah sure...now PUT UR REAL PICTURE UP instead of a fake tree. #thatswhatithought
The highlite of my rock n roll life was seeing Ozzy and Randy play on the night of March 18, 1982 in Knoxville, TN, while one of my lowest points occurred the next day, March 19, 1982, when I found out that this mind-blowing guitarist I saw performing, about 16 hours earlier had somehow died in the crash of a small plane, a few hundred miles away! How could that be?? But it was true. I consider it a blessing that i got to see, and hear, Randy Rhoadsʻ final moments with his Flying V plugged into those huge amps!
Back in 82 I was 12. I would go to the school library and told the teacher I was listening to books on tape. It was really Blizzard of Oz and Diary of a Madman I will never forget.
Damn that’s funny as hell Lolol
Hell yeah man.
Wolfgang has improved masterfully his Dad must be so proud.
God bless Ozzy Osborne. Long Live The Prince of Darkness
Nobody sings it like Ozzy, that's the whole point. Ozzy's voice has that warm blanket touch we've all gotten so used to being tucked into before we go to sleep in the all-shades of musical magic dreams we whirl in that which is his legacy.. eh... That no ONE can replicate, only honour that feeling of sound. Love to you all and long live The Prince of Darkness!
I feel there is not long left on the Crazy Train for Ozzy, we thank you for the madness, the rock and the legacy, he will never be forgotten when that awful day comes, but now WE ROCK! Congratulations you legend
The day Hall of Fame was accepted by Ozzy, not vice-versa
The horror of it all is putting the great Ozzy in the same HOF class as fucking Cher and Mary J. Blige. I threw up when I heard that shit. Look, I'm a 70 yr. old rock drummer still playing but if Mary J. and Cher are rock and roll, I would have told them to fucking stuff it!!
@@austinteutsch The don't call it the Rock n Woke Hall of Fame for nothing.
@@austinteutschwell said/TYPED. 🎼"Do you believe in…CRAP!" The only Real Rock & Roll artist of this "class" was wheeled out in a La-Z-Boy Throne, befitting of a King who should have been inducted into this Institution that has lost its way by including the afore-mentioned female Hip Hop/POP/TOP 40 on the same night as The King of Darkness. Ozzy deserved to be recognized singularly, and a long time ago when he could have sung his own songs. At least they did it it while Ozzy’s still alive, which is a bit of a miracle on its own. No mention of Jake E. Lee saddens me.
@austinteutsch Me too friend
@@frufru0071 didn't know that... But that rly sucked. Anyway, fuck 'em ! I just love Ozzy and was so happy to see and hear him
No one will ever be able to sing a Ozzy song but only ozzy
Congratulations to Ozzy for surviving one hell of a life! People never gave him credit for his vocal range which was evidently on display tonight! He created an incredible legacy of music and memories for all of us that were lucky enough to get it! Love you Ozzy!
21:01 Absolutely the best part. He has always stayed true to his music and profession. I got decades of life-support from him. Because of this dedication, he's never had to reinvent himself. Ozzy is the real deal.
I'm crying . . . .
My mom, a naive, sweet, classical music loving woman ended up loving Ozzy because of his show, and actually enjoyed seeing him perform because of how unique he is. Definitely legendary to get a church music loving old woman to enjoy some metal.
Many try to sing like Ozzy, but they never will. So many summer nights listening to Ozzy while cruising along PCH are some of my favorite memories with my friends and I singing along. Thank you so much, Ozzy Osborne!
Omg, I cried like a baby. I've never been a huge Ozzy fan, but without Ozzy, I wouldn't have the metal music I cherish. Thank you Jack Black, Maynard, Robert Trujillo, Chad Smith, and most of all Ozzy. I also thought it to be very kick ass to include comments from Kirk Hammett, and Jonathan Davis.
I had tears in my eyes because this was my childhood up bringing
How?...... he never wrote anything...
I’ve said it for years, there’s some artists you stay away from as a cover band and Ozzy has always been one. Ain’t just anybody gonna hit those notes and bring it justice. Ozzy is one of a kind.
I went on a church youth group trip from Palos Verdes, California to Tijuana, Mexico and some fellow youth grouper, played Crazy Train on his guitar. I was HOOKED.
I "HAD" to learn to play the violin at 12 something years old, and when I was "practising," I would play, I would "try" to play, "Crazy Train," on my violin.
Now, I'm in my 50's, I am so grateful for that dude on the "Christian," bus going down on a trip to help build orphanages in Mexico, for introducing me to one of THE
most talented and charismatic and ENTERTAINING people in the whole wide world . Thank you Ozzy for your music and your light in this darkness!
Thank you for posting.I had tears in my eyes.I have seen Ozzy live in Nürnberg back in the 80s! Big fan all my life. Greetings from Germany!
Jelly Roll, "Cause momma, I'm singing flat"
You can tell he realized it when he walked off, he was like ahh shit.. lol
@@prophetofthesingularity Fucking dreadful! Who is this guy??
Hahahahahaha
Jelly rolls is a tatted up clown.
That fucking sucked!!
Can we just appreciate the fact that Ozzy is being profiled while Disney+ is on the corner of the screen?
Apparently you don't know about Disney
@@Jiggs2u2 yeah, I am quite aware of the Darkness of Disney. It’s just weird to see it in full view.
Jelly Roll had no right to be on that stage with those legends. Zakk absolutely shredded!
Facts
I'm wondering if Ozzy requested him because I don't see it happening otherwise
Absolutely agree. Actually, all of those singers were just awful choices. I still don’t know who that first guy is.
@@nowayjackson Maynard? he is only in 3 bands 😁Tool, A Perfect Circle and Puscifer
@@a4tdi140 Only know Tool for maybe one song. Guess that’s why I didn’t know him. Perhaps I would have recognized his younger self.
Sadly it took this long to induct Ozzy however I am so happy for him. His love for Randy and Sharon are eternal. Ozzy is truly the Godfather of Heavy Metal, a voice and front man like no other. God bless you Ozzy and congrats. Keep on rockin'.🎸❤️🙏
Peace and love always❤❤
Thank you for posting this! I'm in Jack Black's age range, a tiny bit older and I'm right there with him. Ozzy, Sabbath and AC/DC were my baptism into rock/metal. Ozzy's music means so much to me and has influenced my current contemporary favorite bands, artists. I've seen him live and it was awesome !
Wolfgang did Rhoads tastefully with feel.
15:43 for the lazy. Loved seeing a Van Halen pay respect to Randy Rhoads so perfectly!
_Edit: Look below for the deaf person lol_
_Edit 2: Pretty sure it’s the same guy who deleted his multiple comments on the video and he’s back doing the same with an alternate account. Weird seeing old men so jealous of WVH._
He butchered up Crazy Train! Try to listen to how Randy originally played the song & then listen to Wolfy butcher it up!
@@chrisluckhardtthe guy underneath really hates WVH. I thought he pretty much nailed the solo.
@@GNewcomb-q9v You are on crack. That was closer than Zakk or Jake ever played it. Cut the guy some slack he nailed it better than you and 98% of the rest of us by a Country Mile.
Wolf nailed it. The guy who opened the song did not do the lick justice, but Wolf did a great job. I am old enough to have been around when Ozzy's first solo album came out, and I saw him twice in concert during the early years. The people who say Wolf "butchered it" do not have ears for music.
If you just played the audio and told me it was Paul Shaffer singing lead on Crazy Train in the beginning, I would totally believe you. Thankfully Wolfgang was there to save the performance, my goodness he’s got every bit of his dad’s talent.
He's really good, but nah...
One of the best things Ive seen in awhile. Since the 90's Ozzy concert. Thank you Ozzy, Jack, and Wolfgang. Best entertainment, y'all are number 1.