Ozzy Osbourne | Broken Record (Hosted by Rick Rubin)
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- In early 2020, just before the release of his first solo album in over a decade, Ozzy Osbourne and his wife Sharon sat with Rick Rubin to talk about his iconic and tumultuous career that's spanned five decades.
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Man this interview was amazing. I could understand 80% of what Ozzy Osbourne said.
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I'm from Birmingham, understand every word!
Good ears...
Nice to hear an interview when the person just listens to Ozzy
This is the best Ozzy interview that I have ever heard . My dream is to see Ozzy play live again . ❤🙏
Crazy underrated podcast! Love that Rick can get Ozzy and Run the Jewels in interview and have a meaningful varied conversation both times.
That was probably the most genuine and interesting conversation with Ozzy that I've heard. Only wish it was longer!
I like how honest Ozzy is being about his relationship with Tony it's interesting to hear that he's still intimated by him all these years later.
Ozzy was such a child of the 1960's - you would never have guessed, based on his music, that his favorite band was the Beatles.
Same thing with Lemmy Kilmister - he was an absolute Beatles fanatic.
It was because the Beatles were a Northern English Band from working class Liverpool. instead of hip London - and they inspired all these Northern English Working Class Kids that they could be successful musicians and Rock Stars too,
It was because of the music they created!!!! They were progressive. That’s what these other musicians learnt from them. Be individually creative and go for it.
Lemmy said.."I remember before there was
rock 'n roll..it was just Rosemary Clooney"
i suspected it was the beatles but didn't know until i just read your comment. The Beatles aren't 'she loves you' The Beatles are the progression from that to Rubber Soul to Revolver and Abbey Rd. It's all songs anyway whether it's pop or punk or metal. Same construct.
They could have been from London or New York didn’t matter it was the MUSIC that mattered and inspired people
"you think physically you're there, but you're not there..." whoa! deep moment...
gotta appreciate Jack having the ..... to call out his dad and made him really think about how it was...
also still holding out for more OZZY & JACK... if Ice Cream is promised, he'll say yes right?
Wow! So happy right now! Rick and Ozzy! Two of my favorites! Oz sounds really healthy too!
Lets remember to give Mr. Jack Osbourne, Ozzy's father a heart felt thank you for buying Ozzy that first Mic and Amplifier without that who knows what would have been. Ozzy Zig got that gig because of it...
Thank You well observed, Jack Osbourne gave a gift as great Fathers Do.
He also introduced the Band to Geezer. One of the great bass players ever.
How on earth does this only have 5,000 views??!
All the original Sabs aside from all the trouble and drugs and drink, just seem like the sweetest dudes. For real.
Especially Terry (Geezer) and Bill.
Thank fuck for Sharon and putting up with Ozzy and being able to turn him around back then.
it is possibly solely because of her that we still have him in 2021.
"putting up" = using him for his money (like her thieving daddy she worked for) thinking he would have died 30 yrs ago
Agreed 👍
thank god for sharon, such a beautiful relationship
What an amazing open chat!!!!
I am german and not that good in english lessons at school but I found out that its more difficult to people that have english as mother tongue than me to understand Ozzy. Its a funny thing
lol Ozzy nearly quoting Forest Gump...
"Life's an amazing journey... you never know what's gonna come up..."
Another great podcast for the books - feeling blessed after this one
How does this only have 35k views
Ozzy and Sharon are goals.
I mean... kind of. It's not really a goal for a woman to be in a relationship with an abusive alcoholic. We need to stop expecting women to suffer for relationships.
@@butterflymoon6368lol
OK I'm from Italy.....I normally watch films in english and I always understand anything. With Ozzy I turned on the subtitles, and nothing: I had to read some things 2 or 3 times only to convince myself that I undestood something :D
My personal Diary I wrote the next day after the last show of Randy Rhoads in Knoxville Tennessee! RIP RANDY! YOU ARE SORELY MISSED!
OZZY OSBOURNE: THURSDAY MARCH 18TH 1982: RANDY RHOADS LAST SHOW AT THE KNOXVILLE CIVIC COLISEUM: DIARY OF A MADMAN TOUR:
Upon entering the coliseum after buying my tour shirt and ticket 🎫 stub processing: I noticed the stage was set up like a medieval castle with arches and bats 🦇 flying around the top of them. There was a staircase leading up to Tommy Aldridge’s Drumkit. The top left of Tommy was where Donny Airey’s keyboards were set up. Stage right and left had to cages with which Randy Rhoads would appear from the floor stage right and Rudy Sarzo stage left. OZZY had a throne of which he would appear out of to start the show to Over the Mountain. Tommy had his drum tech dressed as an Executioner stand beside his kit with his arms crossed. The staircase had a small section that would open and a small dwarf named: Ronnie (after Ronnie James Dio the new singer for Black Sabbath-replacing OZZY) and hand OZZY towels and water between songs. Little did we all know that later in the show: the executioner would bring the dwarf out to be hung from the rafters and later he would cut off his head using a guillotine! At the end of the show OZZY climbed onto a giant mechanical hand that OZZY stood on top of and launched unspecified meat 🥩 🍖 into the audience! Of course it was all an a theatrical act as the dwarf appeared to take a bow with OZZY and the band. When OZZY smiled we noticed he put vampire 🧛♀️ teeth in! We laughed hard! I went to the show with my friend Richard and his older brother Greg who was 18 at the time. We were 13. Greatest show on earth! Richard and I were both terrified and thrilled at what we witnessed! Unfortunately the next morning all that excitement and energy was gone as we learned that Randy Rhoads perished in a plane crash in Florida. Richard and I played drums but Greg played guitar 🎸 and he definitely took it the hardest! One of the greatest guitarist of our generation and had just won the new guitarist of the year by Guitar Player magazine. Rest In Peace Randy Rhoads your music lives on!
Sincerely,
Gary Lagstrom
I was there too bro. My dad took my two older brothers who just graduated from high school and me who turned 9 several months before. I'm glad I got to witness the greatest guitar player who ever set foot on earth! RIP Randy!
I really wish Rick Rubin would have produced one more final album with Black Sabbath I think it was amazing,
Who cares if they can't go on tour anymore if they can leave material like that for us to listen to God it would just be amazing
Ozzy sounds the way I would if I talked with a mouth full of hot soup.
Definitely sounds like he is missing a tooth/dental issues for sure..Thats how I sounded when I had a tooth pulled recently
I wonder why Ozzy feels so intimidated by Tony, who seems like such a super chill nice guy in every interview I’ve seen.
History
Tony used to beat up John Michael at school and the supremacy continued in the Black Sabbath days. Just without the beating. Tony was the leader of Sabbath, followed by Geezer.
ask Lita Ford...
It's probably because Ozzy isn't confident about his voice or his contribution to Sabbath he probably thinks he's just been very lucky.
Wicked stuff. Loved it... Only one ozzy... Could have carried on all day and I'd listen.
This was awesome to listen to amazing interview covered a lot of topics
Best Ozzy interview eVeRrrr
why would you dislike this?
Ozzy Zig needs a gig! And the rest is history.
Thanks for posting, do it more often with Ozzy!!
This is so good , thanks so much 🙏
Rick Rubin and Ozzy should come down to the bayou and record real music with me in my famous home studio on 4- track cassette which sounds amazing
Excellent fkn interview 👏 bravo ❤❤❤❤😅
The Prince of Darkness, who, with three others, absolutely laid out four consecutive masterpieces of albums at the beginning of his career. What an interesting, f’ed up, funny, and nice Brit.
Well RUclips didnt recommend me this. Thanks alot. Ozzy is my main man.
love this
Is there any English translation of this?
I am german and not that good in english lessons at school but I found out that its more difficult to people that have english as mother tongue than me to understand Ozzy. Its a funny thing
cool interview lots of good stories
Transcript: 00:00 to 04:50
More to come. Corrections welcomed.
START TRANSCRIPT-
Voice Over: Here’s Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne in conversation with Rick Rubin. They start things off talking about the track Ozzy did with Post Malone and Travis Scott, “Take What You Want.”
Sharon Osbourne: Did you hear the track Ozzy did with Post [Malone]?
Rick Rubin: [no]
SO: Oh, you’ve got to hear that.
RR: Yeah
SO: -and Travis Scott
Ozzy Osbourne: Post Malone is a big shot, now isn’t he?
RR: Yeah, yeah, yeah
OO: When Andrew came in and said “I want you to do a song with Post Malone.” I said [scoffing] “Fuckin’ who’s this?” It’s just so funny, you know?
RR: He’s great though!
OO: He’s doing great!
SO: I was stunned that it’s just him on stage.
OO: There’s not a band!
SO: No band, no nothing. Just him. Incredible!
RR [ to Sharon]: Yeah, yeah, yeah
RR [to Ozzy]: Tell me your first memories of any performance, what was the first time you remember being on stage doing music?
OO: I was in a band called The Prospectors, ‘cause the singer - he was sick. I had never done a gig. We did a gig at Birmingham Fire Station. There was three firemen and a drunk in the audience. You’d think I was gonna be shot, I was so nervous to go on stage. Yeah, that was the first gig I think I ever did.
RR: Did you do cover songs or-
OO: Oh, yeah. Blues or Stones - them and you know, all that. And it was um… Back- man, I mean the whole game has changed now. And when we were - there’s nowhere to play that much anymore. I mean we used to go to - we used to have our - when we were Sabbath, we’d mess around with different names, it was like Polka-Toke Blues Band, Earth, and then we wrote the song Black Sabbath and then Geezer said ‘Why don’t we call the band Black Sabbath?’ and that was it then.
RR: How did the band come together?
OO: Well, I was in a band we called The Red with Geezer. I never did a gig with them. The only reason I liked gigs: I had a PA [system]. And so, Geezer and I said - I said to him ‘I wanna get out.’ He said ‘So do I.’ And shortly around that time, Geezer and Bill had a band called Mythology and they had been busted for smoking dope. And they had to break up because it was like the curse.
So, I used to go to the same school as Tony, and we didn’t get on at school.
RR: This is like high school?
OO: Yeah
RR: Mm.
OO: And um, one thing, let me tell you: originally we had a saxophone player and a bottleneck guitar player like - ‘cause it was like Fleetwood Mac that were around, but the original Fleetwood Mac
RR: Yes! The blues Fleetwood Mac.
OO: Nothing like they are now, what they ended up being. And we used to go and see them. We’d go and see John Miles, Blues Breakers, and there was a club in Birmingham that was called - I forgot the name of this club now - but we used to go in there, we used to see all these different bands, you know. I saw Candy there once, so I was like ‘An American band in Birmingham!’ and freaked out.
RR: How many people would be in a club like that then?
OO: Not a great amount, 700 to 1000 at the most. Then you’d have, there was a club, a few clubs in Birmingham [bemused tone] we used to go with our van full of equipment just in case the band never made it. If there wasn’t any band, we’d go and play!
RR: [laughing]
OO: We’d stand in for Ten Years After or Jethro Tull and a few other bands.
RR: Amazing
OO: And then we played with Jethro Tull and Tony got offered the gig and I remember thinking “Oh no, he’s gone now!” ‘Cause Tony was summat else, I mean, he still is! I mean, there’s nobody on the face of the earth that can come up with them riffs.
RR: King of the riffs
OO: Great! And then you know, its kind of like -
RR: Did he ever play with Jethro Tull or no?
OO: I think he did a couple of TV things. He did a rock n roll - The Rolling Stones Rock N Roll Circus -
RR: Yes
OO: Which was a televised thing, and then he did a couple of - you know we weren’t with him so long. And then he came back and said ‘if we get our stuff together, I think we can do it.’ And I was like ‘Fuckin’ hell, he left Jethro Tull!? To come back to us!?’ And that was a big jump, that was. But Tony’s one of these guys, he hates being told what to do. He’ll fuckin’ punch you in your nose, you know? I’ve seen him do it, you know!
RR: [laughing]
OO: He hates being told, so they told him he’d have to wear hats and he just went ‘No point.’ But he was uh, it was all, everything was new! I mean, we’d get in the van, we’d play The Star Club Hamburg for residency. But we had nothing to lose, it was exciting.
Wow you need to go outside
The OZ
"Our egos were running the show." How many messed up situations boil down to this?
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10:44 Rhoads
it seems to me that the standards of Iommi and Zappa both were too sensible for that gig to happen. but it's really sad that they never jammed, at least later on, or SOME fuckin' time. two Italian guitar Gods on SG's. loud!
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Ozzie sounds like why wgallagher brothers!
Black Sabbath black black and white blue
Sabbathbloodysabbath
I've missed out on this for one reason: I won't listen to an interview with Sharon Osbourne.
You missed out hahah
Why not?
You guys looking for an intern? 🤷🏽♂️
Saw the thumbnail & went, “What is Robert Wyatt doing hanging out with the Osbournes?....”
Ozzie needs a translator.
Man, Rick laughs hard.
I want to click the like Thumbs Up on this video, but today 10/7/22 it shows 666 and somehow that seems right.
Does Rick even remember how to mix a song?
I dont believe in "meant to be" Im more Action Reaction , I guess scientific angle. Actualist.
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What the fuck is a post malone?
He's a rapper, I'm not into his music but he's a pretty cool guy, he did a bit of rock stuff early on and that's pretty good
Some type of "Post Nut Syndrome"
Flavor of the month/year...
After Bugsy
Why T F is Sharon in this interview? No one wants to hear what she has to say.
I spoke too soon. She barely said a word. I listen to most of Rick's interviews. This was my favorite. Ozzy just tells it like it is and Rick asks him great questions.
R.I.P. Ozzy
He's not dead
@@davysmith8736 its an investment in the future
@@davysmith8736 He came back to life . Ozzy is immortal
Ardiles?
Diid he kill any doves during this interview? Lovely chap.