FIRST Time Listening To OZZY OSBOURNE - Crazy Train (REACTION!!)
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How does a song have two legendary riffs?? Two legendary words: Randy Rhoads.
The intro is bass
@LiiP Daisley and Kerslake dominate as the Power Plant on this just as they did for Uriah Heep.
I think Randy is doing all the riffs by himself isnt he? Is there another guitarist?
@@brianchampney7077 No Randy is the only guitar player
Amen to that! "Maestro" & "Virtuoso" definitely equal Randy Rhodes.
Randy Rhodes is one of the best guitar. Player you'll ever hear. Sadly he died in a plane crash in the early 80s.
He is the best guitar player to have ever lived. I respect him greatly and am influenced by his playing. Also helped start the Jackson Rhoads series which are the best guitars ever and I have one. (I know it was originally the concord but he didn't like it so then he got the black Jackson Rhoads.
Randy is the best guitarist ever hands down
He has had a number of great young players. Zak Wylde was 19 when he joined him. Randy Rhoads was 23 and just left Quiet Riot.
@@ell04ver15 I'm sorry but I have to add Steve Clark and Eric Clapton to that list.
Forgive my stupidity, please... I'm older...who is the Mayfield Four?
Such a beautiful moment... seeing a young person wearing a Queen shirt and rockin’ out to Ozzy and Randy! ❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful!!! 💘
Rarely you see young people vibing to some classics...
It really is wholesome 😇
A smart and open minded young person. I like him and I’m a geezer
Rip Randy
@@Luciferian1 I’m lucky enough to have an awesome dad who introduced ozzy to me, and he’s my favorite musician now (I’m 13).
"Maybe, it's not too late, to learn how to love and forget how to hate"
Best lyrics ever. ❤️
Right you are Susan❣
Ill tattoo that quote next month.
Or perhaps for these days " the media sells it, and you live the role".
Too bad Ozzy only wrote four words in his entire career and stole everything from everybody that he worked with or should I say who worked with him
@@cankss6893 I don't give a shit who wrote the lyrics, it's still a great lyric and a great song.
62 year old here and I have to tell you... I am really getting a kick watching you get into these iconic rock/metal songs. Love your channel and keep up the good work.
I've finally been looking deeper into these, yall old people got any more obscure songs ya liked?
I am 48, and I only just discovered this channel. I have been enjoying watching the younger generation getting into music I grew up with! I too am loving this channel :)
@@alphamon701 hell yes!! 🤘🏼
Randy Rhoads was a legendary guitarist but he died really young, he only could record 2 albums with Ozzy.
You should react to MR. Crowley next, it will blow your mind. Top 10 solos of all time no cap.
NO CAP...NONE AT ALL!
Or Dee
Totally check out mr. Crowley
@@andrewwindjack1252 Beautiful song, just short
I'd say the live version of Crowley from Tribute where the guitar solo gets to play out.
The song isn't necessarily about him losing sanity, it's more about humanity going mad during the events of the Cold War. He speaks of all of us losing our sanity vicariously through the media.
Interesting, i thought is was talking about the political shenanigans of late....
@@insideoutsideupsidedown2218 "Of Late", if you mean as in recently, no because this came out in 1980.
"...to learn how to love.... and forget how to hate...."
Excellent.
Song is very applicable to our current times
Truth. Grew up in Germany in the 80’s during the Cold War and I understood every word he said.
I watched a video of Ozzy listening to some of Randy's tracks that weren't released and had never heard before, it was weird to see Ozzy cry and you could really see he still misses Randy.
Ozzy loved Randy like a little brother. You can see it in all the old photos of the two of them.
Is that when he was with his son Jack and listened together??? Seen that and was emotional for Ozzy!
Yes, on the show where Jack his son took him to listen to the masters where he knew it was Randy playing
I do too
Amen
He has a Queen shirt on! It's official! He's converted to ROCK!! OwO
I know a lit of rock fans who also appreciate rap, and a lot of rap fans who appreciate rock... and some bands that meld t we two. Remember Aerosmith collaboration with Run DMC on their Walj This Way song?
I saw that n said samething when he pulled off hoodie n started swinging it over his head. Lol
@@jamesrussell8571 for some reason I see more rap fans love rock than rock fans loving rap
@Kraze Same here, and it's honestly great because the world is full of so many amazing songs in various different genres.
Jojo went rock
Jojo went rock
Jojo went rock
When you did Iron Man and Paranoid, I knew it wouldn't be long before Crazy Train made an appearance.
So glad you are a metal head. Welcome to the club.
ABSOLUTELY. I think it's great that there are channels out there doing this bc there is just a plethora of awesome music regardless of genre that people rarely get exposed to unless someone introduces them to it n that's exactly what these channels are doing.
I don’t get people who call this classic rock it’s metal
@@jackrussell1601 agree. The only way it could fall into classic rock genre is by its release time. If it fell between what I think of 1960 thru the 1970s. Now I'm by however if u look at classic rock being music that was released 20 years ago that would classify music of the 80s n 90s as classic rock
@@gothgirl4evr881 i agree with the latter definition (unfortunately - it hurts to call the music from my teen years "classic rock". Pretty soon, it won't be retro or classic... It'll just be called "oldies". Yuck!)
@@jcb3393 please dont say that lol. My head may agree begrudingly but my heart wont accept it.
I heard an interview with Max Norman, who engineered the two Ozzy albums that had Randy Rhoads on the guitar, and he was astonished that Randy would triple track his leads. He said he would be amazed at the complex, yet musical leads that Randy would lay down on the first track of a song, and then be blown away when Randy would say "OK, lets do it again", and Max would be like "do what again?" lol, because there was no way anyone could recreate what he just heard. Then Randy would proceed to lay down the same exact, note for note complex lead on top of the 1st one.....and then do it again!!! lol. One of the best guitar players to ever walk the face of the planet. Of course this is all subjective, but to me, he is right up there with Jimmy Page, Les Paul, and Django Reinhardt! RIP Randy Rhoads.
When Randy died, it devastated Ozzy. We lost an amazing musician, and this song is iconic, and Randy Rhodes legacy.
Ozzy made a song about Randy unsurprisingly
OMG!! I Almost died of laughter!! "This is on Guitar Hero!" HAHAHAHAHA You are SO young bro!! Also, hats off to the makers of Guitar Hero for exposing these kids to REAL music which use ACTUAL instruments to create music and require TALENT and EFFORT to produce REAL music!!!
Yeah that was my takeaway from the guitar hero games too, introducing an entire generation to legendary songs
Reminds me when I would play GTA Vice City when I was on a ship in the Navy in the early 2000's. I had an 18yr old kid from California that was listening to the music. He commented on how talented the game makers were for coming up with all those different songs for the soundtracks. I had to inform him that all but Love Fist was real artists. He was in disbelief until I pulled out a few cd's that had some songs on them.
@@richhornburg4497 Bro! That is hilarious! 🤣😂🤣😂 And long live "The Fist!!" LMFAO!!
I wouldn't go that far as to say music today isn't real, it's definitely not to my taste but every older generation listening to the next generation of music says it is crap.
That being said that was in fact the goal of guitar hero was to introduce older music to a younger generation to the point where they straight up said they put in songs that weren't the best songs to put in a guitar game just cause they were amazing songs in general
Duo Gemstone yes tho this generation is the first generation I’ve seen where the younger generation says “today’s music sucks” and listen to their parents music
The guitar player died young but was also one of the founding members of Quiet Riot.
A lot of people don’t know this . You sir know your rock .
@@billystauber8890 he knows his metal
Really? I didn't know that.
@@billystauber8890 I didn’t know!
The best song of quiet riot is for sure cum on the feel noize
"If we learn how to love, and forget how to hate." Words to live by.
Words to live by, yet the world isn’t perfect like that. There are still places you can’t go without some kind of weapon to defend yourself. Those with large amounts of greed, vanity, and envy, are the most dangerous people out there, that will not think twice about hurting or killing you for sport.
One of the greatest messages in song! We should all listen to his words. This was written in the 70s and it's still so pertinent and IMPORTANT today. Especially in America. We need to find a balance, respect duality, and heal each other's mental wounds.
RIP RONNIE JAMES DIO
Ronnie was the lead singer for Black Sabbath after Ozzy left the band.
RIP RANDY RHODES
Randy was the guitar player for Ozzy.
Hand of Doom!
Randy Rhodes was ONE of the guitar players for Ozzy my friend. He's had several work with him during his solo career.
First of all Ozzy didn't leave the band, he was kicked out for his drug habits (ironic since the whole band had the same iasue). And while I take nothing away from RJD... RIP.. he was a great singer who also gave us devil horns... he was also never the same level as Ozzy.. success speaks for itself. As an Ozzy fan, I also appreciate RJD for what he did.. but as for his arrogance with putting down Ozzy and many rock fans for their lack of intelligence I have no use. I too have a college degree... and those who are truly intelligent do not have to put others down because of a lack of one. Intelligence comes on all shapes, forms and sizes. This post was about Ozzy... and yet still todayvwe have this petty war between the two camps. Is it really necessary? RJD was a great artist, and so is Ozzy.. can't we simply leave it at that?
A pale and lackluster replacement in my opinion.
@@jamesrussell8571 Ozzy was just completely out of control compared to the other members I think. And I think the tipping point for them was when Ozzy didn’t show up for a show. I don’t know if that’s true of false.
Randy Rhodes is one of the greatest guitar players ever. He was classically trained and took that discipline and applied it to heavy metal. The result was Rhodes influenced so many metal and hard rock guitarists to be "shredders', playing complex solos fast and tight. Rhodes actually helped Ozzy write the songs for Ozzy's first two solo albums after he left Black Sabbath. It was a plane crash that tragically cut this gifted guitar player's life so tragically short. Great reaction, great song!!!!
AMEN
"I'm sorry y'all"
DON'T YOU EVER APOLOGIZE FOR ROCKING OUT.
I kept waiting for that moment when you realized you've heard this song 1,000 times before. It has been used in commercials, and parts of it are often played at NFL and NBA stadiums. You probably are right that it's been in games like Guitar Hero, and I imagine it's also been used in many more. So much fun watching you react to music because your expressions and emotions are really infectious. Keep up the good work on the reactions, and good luck in school!
What fool gave this a thumbs down? This song and reaction are 🔥
This is one of the best songs ever.
Lol.
You said it, A FOOL!
i hope he knows how much of a legend ozzy osbourne is
I think he's starting to pick up on that.
@@PongGod you know Ozzy is somewhere saying I'm just a guy from Birmingham or in his words eheheh IMA jusa guy from shah birrminngg am😁
I don't think he does yet but if he goes down this rabbit hole we may never find him
You still need to do Skid Row's "Youth Gone Wild" and "18 & Life."
yesssss!!!!!!
Don't support sebastian bach. He is a major ass. I asked him to do a video for fans when covid hit and he went nuts and was rude. He literally said he was so scared he wanted to hide under his table. He acted like me asking him to say hi to fans was a threat to his health. I've never encountered a bigger wuss. He wasn't busy or scared. He was hawking pinball machines and was like F**k my fans.
I remember You
Ozzy is a music Icon, he's known for being a legend in Heavy Metal and Rock but as an artist he's also one of the most successful of all time. Definitely someone to give a listen on
Ozzie had a glitter in his eyes with Randy Rhodes. Unfortunately he left us when he was really young. Amazing guitarrist!
Randy would have been out of the band within 2 years had he lived. He was doing 1 more album and tour then leave to pursue classical interests.
*Ozzee
His classical i Teresa was Juliard, and his dream was to meld classical and metal in a unique way.
Interest*
*Rhoads
Ozzy: Over the Mountain, Believer, I Don't Know, Flying High Again, Mama I'm Comin' Home, No More Tears.
U r about to not just look into the rabbit hole w Ozzy, ur falling into a black hole, HOLD ON TIGHT!!! LOL. Check out: Diary of a Madman, Suicide Solution, See u on the Other Side, My Little Man, Ghost Behind My Eyes. OMG it is almost impossible to pick just a couple songs to have someone listen to bc there FOR REAL ISN'T EVEN 1 SONG THAT ISNT WORTH LISTENING TO. OZZY is Prince of Darkness. Seen him countless times thru the past 2 n half decades the 1st time was in 90-91 during his No More Tours Tour when he retired the 1st time even caught Black Sabbath 2 or 3 times as well. Man is truly a ROCK GOD!!!
Bark?
@@insideoutsideupsidedown2218 at the Moon?
Hellraiser is a MUST HEAR song!!!
@@jakovmihaljevic6211 i second that! hellraisers goes hard AF!!
Saint Rhoads is the reason I still play guitar. I don’t know what it is but there is just something about his playing that I can’t get enough of. Everything he plays just works so well. You should definitely react to Mr. Crowley next. It has not just one but two legendary solos.
RIP RANDY RHOADS
“Maybe, it’s not too late, to learn how to love and forget about hate”- right in that the 1st verse. LOVE Ozzy!!! There’s Close my Eyes forever, No more Tears, Mama I’m coming home, the ultimate sin, never going to stop, ...too many to list he’s legend!
If you chose this song from a previous suggestion I gave you, thanks and enjoy the ride. The lyrics are a definite testament of todays world.
The Media would never mislead anyone?
the lyrics are more meaningful than you realize. Everyone gets caught up in the music and great guitar work. Randy took some of his cues from Eddie Van Halen and probably could have passed him if not for the tragic accident that killed him. Ozzy took it very hard and had trouble doing this song for a while. He also played in Quiet Riot which you should check out.
I was fortunate to see Randy on Blizzard of Oz tour, left w/ my jaw on floor. Just an incredibly talented guitarist...R.I.P. Randy Rhoads 🎸❤
8:09 good ear actually. Randy double tracked this by playing it twice and recording each time separately and then they layered the tracks over each other. If you listen real close at parts you can actually hear the points where he didn't play it exactly the same on each track. Creates a really cool, rich and full sounding effect. You got good instincts.
Randy Rhodes was a god and an inspiration. He used to give out guitar lessons in towns they toured in. He is missed. I'm sure someone mentioned that Deep Purple's Smoke on the Water is one of the greatest guitar openings.
Yes💅🏻
Try “Lazy”. Suggest first so the studio version with headphones on so you get the full effect of the H organ intro then the capture. Everyone has their own tastes; it’s my favorite of DP
@@howardsobel1871 The whole Machine head album doesn't have a bad song on it. That says volumes about Deep Purple.
“Whoever Ozzy Osbourne hired as his guitarist must be really good” Randy Rhoads...
Rhoads* but it’s all good
*Greatness
R.I.P. 💔🎸Randy Rhoads, Man one of My all time Fav guitarists!! Ozzy used to pick him up!! Seen Ozzy 2x and Oz fest 4x!! Simply Crazy Good!!! 🎸🤘💯🔥🔥
@Konrad Kanuck I wasn’t even born in Randy’s life time, couldn’t imagine what it was like to see the news
RIP RANDY 😭
You just heard a legendary guitarist. Randy Rhoads died young but his legacy lives on. Most people know Ozzy but we need to give mad respect and pass on the legacy of Randy Rhoads.
Randy Rhodes is one of the greatest guitarists of all time,his mother was a music teacher and he grew up a musical prodigy playing multiple instruments
Bark At The Moon by Ozzy is another banger. Side note, Zack Kim plays two guitars at the same time. He does the Simpson's theam song and the Mario bros theam song on two guitars at the same time
Yes bark at the moon is amazing!!
Best part about Bark At The Moon is that Ozzy performed it in that one eclipse that took place in the U.S. a few years back. He even timed the performance so the bridge lined up with the actual moment the shadow passed over the stage.
I think Jake E Lee played guitar on bark at the moon
@@robhaag6774 Bark at the Moon is Jake E. Lee. He did that record and The Ultimate Sin then Zakk did the one after that, No Rest for the Wicked
Now try:
Ozzy - No More Tears
Deep Purple - Smoke on the Water🤘🏾
Great reaction btw!! 😉
Please do Smoke on the Water
@@dirtyharry8302 Yes🤘🏾
@@dirtyharry8302 LIVE VERSION(AT THE BUTAKON)
Should do Deep purple Lazy. over smoke on the water
0-3-5 😁
The look on your face was priceless - the realization that just about everyone has heard a bit of crazy train. Lol
If you're looking for an introduction to Ozzy, Crazy Train is the PERFECT choice IMHO!
Love that you started your Ozzy journey with this one! Try Mr Crawley or Mama I’m coming home next 😁
Mama I’m coming home? Come on flying high , I don’t know, suicide solution. Those three before mama? Mama is great but .
@@joem5332 It’s one of my favourites of his and it is shows how versatile he is
Ozzy Osborne was kicked out of Black Sabbath for being super crazy on drugs. But he actually became more popular then Sabbath after being kicked out. Ozzy also ate the head off a living bat live on stage, and snorted a line of ants in front of Motley Crue. He’s been sober since 2013 though. (Other then maybe people like Keith Richards, he was probobly the most out of control drug addict in Rock N Roll)
The irony lol.
He thought the bat was a prop, it was a the biting the head off the pigeon in front of a record producer thats a real riot... he was supposed to release it as a symbol of peace.
R.I.P. Randy Rhodes, gone way too soon! 😭
Ozzy made a live album of Randy from a couple of shows. It is called Ozzy Osbourns Tribute To Randy Rhoads. That is where this guitarist came to life. Phenominal.
Believer, over the mountain, bark at the moon, mr Crowley, hellraiser. Too many to list. You’ll have an amazing time listening to ozzy
Yep not a rabbit hole, more like a black hole. HAVE FUN!!
MOMMA I'M COMING HHOMMEE!
Jo Jo, take a listen to No More Tears and Mama, I'm Coming Home!
Funny you mention those two cuz they are my top two favorite ozzy Osbourne songs lol
Diary of a mad man!!! You’ll love it! It’s exactly what you were discussing!
You make me smile. It's good to get out of your comfort zone. Ozzy left Black Sabbath to go solo. I saw him in 1986. This song came out when I was 14. Love the Oz
Every stadium and arena plays this song to pump up the crowds🤘
So excited for Mama I'm Coming Home, but NOPE! Also, FIF!
SAME
I am hard core Ozzy fan since 1980 and he is still making music today in his 70's. You will have lots to explore with Ozzy.
First album I ever owned. My Dad found a copy at a yard sale in the late 80s and let me have his record player. I don't understand how I didn't literally wear it out from repeat listens. First concert I ever attended was an Ozzfest show in the 90s. I saw Type O Negative, Pantera and Ozzy back to back. Never been the same since. I don't even want to think about how my life would have turned out without the influence of Ozzy. Seen Ozzy a ton since with his own band and Black Sabbath. Last time was 2 years ago with Zakk Wylde on guitar. Ozzy still had it and killed it. Ozzy is one of a kind.
'Liked' this before he even said a word. Yup here we go.....welcome to Randy.
Exactly what I was thinking
💕🎶💕ozzy osbourne and Randy Rhodes (RIP) were soul mates of music for sure.. pure genius
Ozzy is like a Metal Guitarist magnet. Iommi, Rhodes, Lee, Wilde. An all star list of shredders and riff masters.
Just like Dave Mustaine
I was a kid riding the school bus when this song came out. My friend had an 8 trak to cassette converter that the bus driver let him put in the 8 trak on the school bus. My friend had this song ready to go and blew all our minds!!
the bus took us to school that day, but Ozzy and Randy took us to church!!
😭😭😭 THAT- my dear Jo Jo, was the legendary GOAT Randy Rhodes on the guitar. He died in a plane crash at age 25 in 1982. Imagine how good he would be now, had he lived... 😭😭😭💔💔
For another great Ozzy with Randy Rhodes song, check out Mr. Crowley.
Another GREAT Ozzy song (with another AMAZING guitar player, Zakk Wylde) is No More Tears.
Love your work! Going to ask again- please check out Alter Bridge!
And just think Randy wasn't fully happy with the album. He thought it was rushed and needed a bit more work.
Aside from the opening notes to Sweet Child of Mine, yeah probably one of the most recognizable riffs.
Smoke on the water has an arguably more iconic.
And Smells Like Teen Spirit
Another brick in the wall pt 2
With all the drugs and alcohol ozzy did even he Say's its a miracle he is alive. Dude watch some of his reality show from the early 2000s the Osbourne's it was nuts loved it and still miss it.
IMAGINE living with Ozzy. Poor Sharon ...but they love each other and have been together a very long time.
Check out Bark at the Moon and Mama I'm Coming Home. Great reaction btw, I could see your mind pop. Welcome to the wonderful world of Ozzy!
I get goosebumps every time i hear Randy’s solo 😔
It's by far one of my most favorite solos' ever made!
58 years old and a Black Sabbath and Ozzy fan for the past 48 of those years . 🖤🤘🏼😎
We have enjoyed watching your reactions. This was our high school music. I must say your reaction to Crazy Train was the best we’ve seen. I fell in the floor laughing when you pulled your shirt off and waved it around. That was the BEST!
try ''MR crowley'' from ozzy and '' Holy diver '' from Dio , (the other Black sabath singer)
Heaven and Hell by Sabbath!!! Should've definitely been done!!
We don't mention sabbath and RJD in the same breath.
One person conditioned to rule and control , The media sells it and you live the role. Not a big fan of foreshadowing, but that is a scary line these days.
Oh my goodness. I loved your facial expressions in this. This is def in my Top 3. This world lost Randy Rhoda’s at an early age but Wow he had extreme talent. It’s awesome that you are an Ozzy fan 💥💥💥💥💥💥
When he did that Michael Angelo Batio impression with the double neck guitar lol
"it's like he's playing two guitars, I dont think that's possible."
Oh dude, you have to watch Michael Angelo Batio playing 4 guitars at the same time.
Or Satch
I was just about to comment about MAB and his quadtar too
@@meliplay joe Satriani? Didn't know he played multiple guitars at the same time. Cool
LOL...was going to suggest he listen to Tenacious D "Master Exploder' for a funny 2 guitar one.
I was also about to comment to check out MAB and the quad-tar!
1:24 that's the face everyone puts when they hear Ozzy for the first time XD
If you want your world to be blown even more I suggest Mr. Crowley, Scream (this one is a little more recent) and Mama i'm coming home.
That's why I love the music of my time. All my favorite songs had words that meant something to all of us who listened.
Love to see someone able to jam out to this song for the first time. This song is one of my favorites.
Please check out Still of the night by Whitesnake. It is so awesome. An absolute solid song right there.
Six minutes of pure and solid genius
@@topjimmy5347 Yeah and an awesome guitar riff to start it off.
Bro you HAVE to listen to When I Come Around by Green Day no cap!!
Appreciate you more than you know, brother. I was a student of that guitar player back in the 70s. I had the same look on my face the first time I saw him play with his first band Quiet Riot. A little known trivia: The riff for crazy train was a warm up exercise Randy would give his students before their actual lesson started. Imagine my shock the first time I heard it on the radio back then. Anyway, keep it up, my man. You are doing fantastic!
Ozzy's music has been used in movies, TV, commercials. Of course you've heard it somewhere. Glad you're taking time to hear it how it was meant to be listened to!!!
React to Bark at the moon its awesome song from back in the day,
5th Time asking LFR JoJo to react to Anastasia by Slash, Myles Kennedy, and the Conspirators.👍
Agreed! 🤘🏼🤘🏼Great song! I’m a huge Myles Kennedy fan, but mostly his work with Alter Bridge- I keep asking for a reaction to AB as well- Blackbird, Metallingus, Words Darker Than Their Wings (Live from Royal Albert Hall), Calm the Fire, Cry of Achilles... so many great tunes! ❤️
Slash, as in, the one from G & R?
Yes, THAT Slash, and the infamous Myles Kennedy (from Alter Bridge) on lead vocals. IMO, Myles has one of the greatest rock voices nowadays. With his four octave range, (and a guitar player in AB), Myles is an amazing performer. Slash hired Myles after he did his solo album with all those different lead singers- Myles sang one of the songs and Slash loved Myles so much he formed a band and hired him. HIGHLY suggest you check him/them out! 🤘🏼🤘🏼
@@Mpetrillo59 thx... I don't think I've seen him play without G & R... haven't followed closely
@@sherrywade7439 To be fair, the name of the band is Slash Featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators. They’ve done 3 studio albums since 2010. Since Slash still tours with G&R, and Myles with Alter Bridge, it’s hard to make time to do much more- but they are great! I have all their albums (as well as all of Alter Bridge- LOL) I’m a HUGE Myles Kennedy fan- check out Blackbird by Alter Bridge.... 🤘🏼❤️
Awww, you got your hands in the air like you just don't care...It's official, you are a convert!!!! I LOVE to see you love it!!!
Ozzy!! Is a legend..like Michael,elton,Elvis, Prince, etc with the legends
"he's an artist too"
me: "OZZY IS A FUCKING LIVING BREATHING GOD!!"
He’d have to be a god to still be alive after all he’s been through
Now it’s time for Diary of a Madman or Breaking All the Rules
If you are a sports fan it’s played in almost every stadium or arena in the country
YOUR reaction are PRICELESS! I LOVED it..... you truly show your inner self.... Much Love
I love to watch you react to some of the best music ever made. Most music today is crap and for your generation to discover the greats makes me happy.
React to Sanitarium by Metellica
You need to listen to “Flying High Again” and “Diary of a Madman” if you haven’t already.
EDIT: Ozzy’s referring to the world post-Cold War and says it explicitly with “Heirs of the Cold War.”
The face of someone hearing Randy Rhoads on guitar for the first time. Yep, he was that good. Unreal talent.
Seeing a young person rock out to songs I rocked out to at his age is bringing me so much joy.
Try Smoke On The Water by Deep Purple best riff ever
& Sweet Child in Time!!!
@@RosTravetera -of mine by G&R
Love deep purple.
@@RosTravetera HAHA
0-3-5 "yeah best riff ever" lol
Now that you’ve been introduced to the immortal Randy Rhodes you should check out Mr. Crowley, I don’t know, and of course Dairy of a madman.
~*Soooo goood to see you young people appreciate our music..... you were baaad ass reacting...!!!!! Loved your energy , enthuisiasm and just your eyes so bright and happy.... ty so much !!*~
A young family of rockers called Liliac covered this song several years ago on the Santa Monica pier. Melody plays bass and sings but one of her brothers plays lead guitar and does this song justice. Liliac.. Rock On and Rock Hard🤟
Please do either “I remember you” or “Youth gone wild” by skid row, I’m gonna do this on every video until you do .-.
No. Do Monkey Business by Skid Row.
@@stanleymyrick4068 yes that ones good as well, actually they’re all good 😂
Dont forget 18 and Life ; )
@@caveman3021 yesss
Locomotive(complicity) by Guns N' Roses😎
Awesome welcome to the queen fan club! I’m so happy you discovered and love queen like the rest of us.
ONE OF THE MOST ICONIC GUITARIST PERIOD! RIP RANDY
I have a love/hate relationship with Ozzy. Im not a huge fan of his voice, but I loved Ordinary Man to death
That's a great song
Bro can you please react on holy diver by Dio
one of the all time greatest riffs, and greatest rock songs. great message , great tune
He has the same reaction that I had the first time i heard this song back in the early eighties. My mind was blown away.