Totally original imagine everyone was copying Eddie not randy. I think this is why people have the stupid opinion. Randy used high efficiency speakers he was a pioneer.
no one has ever sounded like him, I know people who simply do not like his tone, but he got it to sound the exact way he wanted. Max Norman talked about how Randy would spend time on the tone.
Randy really did know how to chug. My favorite guitarist. If the original line up stayed together as a band they could have been the greatest rock band of all time. Incomprehensible what Sharon and Ozzy did to these great musicians.
I think to be fully be able to hear what he was doing that was different than his peers, listening to isolated tracks really changes things. I am hearing stuff that was harder for me to truly hear with other musicians especially the vocals
this song is the utimate debut for a band, it just punches you in the face with a combo of sound and brilliant musicianship. i alway felt he wrote this song imagining what he could do with it live
@@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle I've always felt similarly about this song. Between Tribute and a dozen bootleg live recordings of other shows, he took every opportubity to add or change the existing fills. I like this song for that
You hear a lot of famous songs with isolated tracks and many times you cannot tell what song it is as it sounds different without the backing instruments, with Randy's playing, since it is so melodic and rhythmic , you almost do not need the other instruments or vocals...it's great stuff onto its own
I took for granted what this all time A leaguer could play, I am hearing things I never noticed before, with the plucking and the notes that he was putting during parts that I thought were simply rhythms....the guy was a master.
Like or dislike it, it's Randy's tone. It's unique to him and his playing/hands. Even if you heard a track from him you'd never heard before, you would know instantly it was Randy Rhodes. That's a pretty remarkable feat. Also, never realized how similar Randy and Dime's tone kind of is. They were both obviously going for something that sat in a certain place in a mix.
Love this kinda stuff, can really hear all the little variances n nuances he does in his riffs that youd think are same everytime, but are indeed not. His articulation is of coarse masterful.
Randy's tone is much more like Jimi's tone than a modern metal tone. The dirty secret is that "scooped mids" is a great beginner tone. The guitar is midrange so you effectively mute it with an eq and it'll hide some of your mistakes. If you are playing with a midrange tone like this, you mess up , everyone hears it. It's a great tone for what it is and it works in the mix which is what matters. Randy wasn't playing in his bedroom like his critics are.
Insulate any of the famous monster guitar tracks. They all are very abrasive and are not full range. They stand out perfectly in a full band context. Without stepping on the other instruments and muddying everything together. They don't sound pleasing isolated that for sure
I always felt like he wrote this song imagining what he do and add to it live, it seems like the ultimate song to play live with all of the things going on
@@lifegoes2074 this is the ignorance that needs to stop, you're not getting that this was a generational player, he was far more technically gifted than everyone else, he had a sense of melody that was unparalleled. No sorry, most musicians don't learn everything a veteran player teaches them in 6 months at the age of 7. Coupled with being raised by an elite musician in her own right , his mom. Don't come in here suggesting that there are others who were technically more proficient because that's just incorrect
I Don't Know Song by Ozzy Osbourne OVERVIEW LYRICS LISTEN RELATED SONGS People look to me and say Is the end near, when is the final day? What's the future of mankind? How do I know, I got left behind Everyone goes through changes Looking to find the truth Don't look at me for answers Don't ask me, I don't know How am I supposed to know Hidden meanings that will never show Fools and prophets from the past Life's a stage and we're all in the cast You gotta believe in someone Asking me who is right Asking me who to follow Don't ask me, I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know Nobody ever told me, I found out for myself You gotta believe in foolish miracles It's not how you play the game, it's if you win or lose You can choose Don't confuse Win or lose It's up to you It's up to you It's up to you It's up to you Go, go, go People look to me and say Is the end near, when is the final day? What's the future of mankind? How do I know, I got left behind, I'm lost Everyone goes through changes Looking to find the truth Don't look at me for answers Don't ask me, I don't know Songwriters: O. Osbourne, R. Rhoads, R. Daisley For non-commercial use only.
too much drive for my taste. i prefer it cleaner. and i really dislike the double tracking of the solos - it washes out nuance. it's such a shame. he was just beginning his development. he wasn't a finished, full formed product like EVH. the sky was the limit
Can't believe people say that his tone was horrible on this album.. it's perfection
Totally original imagine everyone was copying Eddie not randy. I think this is why people have the stupid opinion. Randy used high efficiency speakers he was a pioneer.
@@totc6196 indeed! Randy's sound had such an aggressive feel to it, feels like you get punched in the gut real hard everytime you hear him playing
no one has ever sounded like him, I know people who simply do not like his tone, but he got it to sound the exact way he wanted. Max Norman talked about how Randy would spend time on the tone.
They have no idea about tone .
THIS is the grail
@@5320jasonw clearly, he had an amazing tone. Bob has the HOLY GRAIl
Randy had the cleanest dirty tone. And his clean tone was like angels singing. And he did it BEFORE we had computers to dial it in.
That clean section is a fucking masterpiece in itself fuck me.
it really is but it is hard to really appreciate it until you isolate the guitar
😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨
The first time I heard Blizzard of Ozz my mouth dropped open.
It hasn’t closed since…….
Randy really did know how to chug. My favorite guitarist. If the original line up stayed together as a band they could have been the greatest rock band of all time. Incomprehensible what Sharon and Ozzy did to these great musicians.
Yeah. I still get pissed his bosses let an artist like that fuck around on a fuckin stunt plane in the middle of the tour.
I think to be fully be able to hear what he was doing that was different than his peers, listening to isolated tracks really changes things. I am hearing stuff that was harder for me to truly hear with other musicians especially the vocals
They were though, weren't they? At least tied with the other greats.
Ozzy and Sharon gave Randy the spotlight on the world stage. Don't always be looking for victims and oppressors. It's weak. Just live.
The Blizzard of Oz lineup is one of the greatest lineups. Two Albums that are the greatest albums of all time.
I remember putting this on the record player for the first time and just going WTF 😊
This song made me buy my first guitar in 1982.
Veeing Fly 👍🏻😎⚡️
@@veeingfly8616 this album made me buy a guitar in 2020!
this song is the utimate debut for a band, it just punches you in the face with a combo of sound and brilliant musicianship. i alway felt he wrote this song imagining what he could do with it live
@@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle I've always felt similarly about this song. Between Tribute and a dozen bootleg live recordings of other shows, he took every opportubity to add or change the existing fills. I like this song for that
You hear a lot of famous songs with isolated tracks and many times you cannot tell what song it is as it sounds different without the backing instruments, with Randy's playing, since it is so melodic and rhythmic , you almost do not need the other instruments or vocals...it's great stuff onto its own
I took for granted what this all time A leaguer could play, I am hearing things I never noticed before, with the plucking and the notes that he was putting during parts that I thought were simply rhythms....the guy was a master.
Truly an oracle
How many sang 'It's up to you!" at 3:07 and 3:14 and "Go! Go! Go!" at 3:23? Thank you for this! R.I.P. Randy Rhoads (edited times)
Like or dislike it, it's Randy's tone. It's unique to him and his playing/hands. Even if you heard a track from him you'd never heard before, you would know instantly it was Randy Rhodes. That's a pretty remarkable feat. Also, never realized how similar Randy and Dime's tone kind of is. They were both obviously going for something that sat in a certain place in a mix.
I didn’t think after 40yrs this could sound any better but I was wrong.
Like a fine wine it only gets better with age! 🍷🎸🙌🙏🏼
IKR!!!
the isolated guitar track really brings forward his brilliance as a player.
The breakdown cleans with some unexpected voicings and the repeated lick too - who knew? Many thanks! 😊
I'm kinda proud of myself that I listened right up to the point of Randy's solo and hit Ozzy's 'Go Go Go' perfectly.
Go me!!
I’ll listen to this every time I’m at work never gets old
One take Randy. Amazing.
Randy was pure fire and thunder.
Well said
Love this kinda stuff, can really hear all the little variances n nuances he does in his riffs that youd think are same everytime, but are indeed not. His articulation is of coarse masterful.
St. Rhoads doing his magic
Favorite RR solo 🙌
this was made in 1980 randy rhoads was the fucking greatest goddamn guitar player in the world i wish he was still here
As classic as it gets... 🙏🙏🙏
Good GRIEF this sounds so good.
Still gives me goose bumps after all these years!
Beautiful, clean pure classical and metal mixed. That’s why we love Randy Rhoads bad ass🤘🎸🎸🤘
it would take me a half of my life to play like RandyRhoads How long did it take him not very long he was born that way🤘😇❤️
Freakin' incredible !
all time A leaguer
*So* *good* . This is the tone we should all be aspiring for, point blank. End of tone search. Randy was God.
Randy's tone is much more like Jimi's tone than a modern metal tone. The dirty secret is that "scooped mids" is a great beginner tone. The guitar is midrange so you effectively mute it with an eq and it'll hide some of your mistakes. If you are playing with a midrange tone like this, you mess up , everyone hears it. It's a great tone for what it is and it works in the mix which is what matters. Randy wasn't playing in his bedroom like his critics are.
When this is isolated it sounds like he played it through a line 6 spider lmao.
Insulate any of the famous monster guitar tracks. They all are very abrasive and are not full range. They stand out perfectly in a full band context. Without stepping on the other instruments and muddying everything together.
They don't sound pleasing isolated that for sure
@@ryans9029 I second this it’s called mastering
@@ryans9029 this is the opposite of what you said, this sounds amazing isolated, brings out the true genius
The world would have fallen to madness with Randy Rhoads
Best Guitarist Ever!!
definitely legitimately in the conversation
A huge statement for a new guitar face👊🏻🤟🏽🙌🏼
He plays this solo even better live🤘🏼
I always felt like he wrote this song imagining what he do and add to it live, it seems like the ultimate song to play live with all of the things going on
that middle part sounds like he was playing notes to complement the bass, where most guitarists will not do that.
His understanding of harmony was not of this earth. God given gift.
There's lots more technically proficient guitarists but I understand what you mean.
@@lifegoes2074 no there aren't, you're confused on his background.
@@lifegoes2074 this is the ignorance that needs to stop, you're not getting that this was a generational player, he was far more technically gifted than everyone else, he had a sense of melody that was unparalleled. No sorry, most musicians don't learn everything a veteran player teaches them in 6 months at the age of 7. Coupled with being raised by an elite musician in her own right , his mom. Don't come in here suggesting that there are others who were technically more proficient because that's just incorrect
Thanks for posting. A lot of his playing was lost in the mix with the vocals, etc...
exactly, the pure genius of the songwriting is better heard without the vocals
40 years ago today. Hard to believe.
3:25 Like a freight train!!
God
we love you Randy Rhoads🤘❤️❤️❤️😇
❤🎧🤘🎸Rip Randy Rhoads
Freaking Awesome!!!!
A definite Classical guitar player……
I Don't Know
Song by Ozzy Osbourne
OVERVIEW
LYRICS
LISTEN
RELATED SONGS
People look to me and say
Is the end near, when is the final day?
What's the future of mankind?
How do I know, I got left behind
Everyone goes through changes
Looking to find the truth
Don't look at me for answers
Don't ask me, I don't know
How am I supposed to know
Hidden meanings that will never show
Fools and prophets from the past
Life's a stage and we're all in the cast
You gotta believe in someone
Asking me who is right
Asking me who to follow
Don't ask me, I don't know
I don't know
I don't know
I don't know
Nobody ever told me, I found out for myself
You gotta believe in foolish miracles
It's not how you play the game, it's if you win or lose
You can choose
Don't confuse
Win or lose
It's up to you
It's up to you
It's up to you
It's up to you
Go, go, go
People look to me and say
Is the end near, when is the final day?
What's the future of mankind?
How do I know, I got left behind, I'm lost
Everyone goes through changes
Looking to find the truth
Don't look at me for answers
Don't ask me, I don't know
Songwriters: O. Osbourne, R. Rhoads, R. Daisley
For non-commercial use only.
who tf comes to an isolated guitar track to find the lyrics!?.........you are a failure at life
1:25 how does he do that
It’s a hammer on g string on and off open.
To me that is so awesome
🤟🏻 🌟 🤟
Taking notes🧐
3:26-4:04 sounds like an angry lightning filled violin
Don't forget Selena
too much drive for my taste. i prefer it cleaner. and i really dislike the double tracking of the solos - it washes out nuance. it's such a shame. he was just beginning his development. he wasn't a finished, full formed product like EVH. the sky was the limit