I do wonder if these men can really `hear it ` . I hope so. If one has not been a Real metal head ..i do wonder if you can fully feel what is happening in such songs.. Idk .
Randy Rhoads is the man. I completely agree not enough Randy cam time. Randy is my guitar hero!!! TY guys for covering this. Long time fan, and I love the comments! Rock on guys!!!
Just like SRV, stolen away from us way too young! It wasn't misadventure but crashes in air vehicles! God is cruel sometimes! Or maybe a reminder that life is fleeting & can be snatched away at any time, so burn bright, and give every day your all. Just like these hero's!
I am 58yo and have played music most of my life and to this day this solo still makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up. Randy was FUCKING BRILLIANT !! He was taken way, way too soon. He had so much more to give the world. His talent was immeasurable !!
I was 16 years old, skipped school and went to the Tangerine Bowl to see them. Unfortunately, they didn't make it. It brings tears to my eyes watching him play. You're right. He was "fucking brilliant".
Randy was a guitar virtuoso who inspired and influenced more guitarists than can easily be counted. His mother had a music school in California and Randy was an instructor there. Imagine being able to say, "I took guitar lessons from Randy Rhoads." RIP Randy. Gone, but never forgotten.
Drummer Tommy Aldridge is a legend. I can't believe he went from a Southern Rock Band called Black Oak Arkansas, to playing with Canadian guitar hero, Pat Travers in a hard rock/metal setting, to being in Ozzy's band a few years later. Now he's with Whitesnake. I believe he's self-taught too!
lol @ Randy being up there with VH and Jimi.. too fuggen funny, humans, you mean to say VH is almost upthere with Jimi and Jimi is almost up there with Randy? pretty sure that's how it goes, Ed couldn't make it as a boil on Randys arse no two ways about it, Randy taught classical music at the highest level, give that a thought for a minute, and Randy did more than Ed on the 3-4 albums Randy did get to work on, Ed what 12-15 albums? still didn't accomplish instrumentally what Randy did.. not even close let me put it this way, Randy was SRV 5.0. he had the INTENSITY over SRV, the TONE over SRV, the COMPLEXITY over SV and even possesed SRVs most valuable asset, STAMINA, RANDY AN SHRED WITH AS MUCH INTENSITY AS SRV ONLY LONGER, using longer reaches with faster and more complicated licks... this song is a testament to Randy's intensity and stamina, Ed does have a fifth of the stamina as Randy, nor SRV for that matter, fact is there is only one player I know of that ever hit the strings hard as randy and that is SRV, Ed? LOFL.. and I can promise you Randy knew far more about music than Ed or SRV ever dreamed of, Jimi as well..
Good question. Though Randy played with Quiet Riot before he joined Ozzy and EVH didn't release Van Halen debut until 1978. It's possible they both influenced both in a way. You can't deny both guitarists influence.
@@matthewdrake4385 What I remember is that Osbourne's first two albums were wildly successful and they had a very consistent sound built around Rhoads' playing. It was very deliberate and up front, and then people like Adrian Vandenberg and Yngwie Malmsteen and Steve Vai (the last two with Alcatrazz) came out of the woodwork with a similar sound very closely after. It is a real shame that Rhoads died so young. Makes you wonder what he would have done. Imagine that guy and Cliff Burton playing together.
Aza, your pretty spot on. Randy was classically trained which put him apart from just about everyone else. I could see how Randy could influence someone like a Steve Vai or Joe Satriani. Malmsteen I totally can't stand. Playing to see how fast you can play doesn't work to my ears. Having some emotion, feeling or flow are what most players have and show that appeal to me. I totally agree about what could have been with Randy, Hendrix, SRV and players like that.
Randy Rhodes is one of the GOATs of the electric guitar. He was classically trained, and continued to teach classical guitar while on breaks with Ozzy.
As for not showing much of Randy’s solo - that’s something that was common on music videos so guitarists couldn’t watch it to learn how to play it note-for-note (trying to protect copyright). Watch nearly any vid with a great solo (Living Colout’s Cult Of Personality etc) and they cut from the guitarist a lot. Love the reaction from all three of you guys. Very cool.
Back then bands didn't like showing their guitarists iconic licks. I guess they were thinking "if you like it that much, go buy my record". Kind of like today, some famous guitarists closely guard which effects pedals they use and what sequence they connect them. They don't want their iconic sound to be copied.
Randy was a true teacher. If you notice he is always thrusting his guitar work out in the open for everyone could see what he was doing on the fret board. In contrast, his nemesis at the time (not that Randy even noticed) Eddie Van Halen would very often turn or otherwise conceal what he was doing. Randy however, having grown up in his mother’s music school, was happy to show everyone what he was playing. I think that’s why his style is to really put his guitar front and center. Almost like he is teaching a guitar class and is saying, “Hey, check this shit out!”
@@joeminor15 So true! Like Dimebag Darrell. He loved to do clinics at guitar shops in towns he visited. Even though he showed how to do all his iconic riffs, they are just so fast that most can't copy them anyway. 😀👍😎
I grew up as a little girl in the 80's with that music blasted in my house cause Randy Rhoads was my brother's hero. He had the polka dot guitar and even had some people call him Randy, that's how much he worshipped him. The other brother had people call him Jimmy for Jimmy Page.
@@drServitis You're right, my brother bought me an acoustic guitar and tried to teach me but I sucked at it. That shit is hard to learn if you don't have the patience. Watching him play the electric guitar was like some science I couldn't comprehend. Things might've been different had I started at a very early age instead of an adult. Even my dad knew how to play guitar but not my mom and I. Must be a genetic thing.
@@v.j.3029 My mom wouldn't let my dad or me play the guitar. My dad was very weak, and my mom was an extreme bully and cruel. I tried to get my dad to divorce my mom but he was too weak to even do that.
You mentioned "Ozzy in his prime" and what's crazy is that today he doesn't speak very well but still sings just as clear and awesome as he ever did. Even in old age the dude slays with his singing voice.
1980 with Blue oyster cult Lebbon Valley speedway NY. The Black And Blue consert !!! WoW! What a show! Thousands of people showed up traffic jams all night, what a mess! 😂
One of the greatest single song guitar performance Ever. To this day very few guitar solos give me chills. To think how young he was and that this is like 50 years ago. How Great he was or how Great he would of became?? Side note people forget Ozzy really had a great voice.
that cool interlude is done by the keyboards and guitar chorusing (playing the same thing) which gives it that cool sound, especially as both are spot on.
I hope you can react soon to any song from Ozzy's Tribute To Randy Rhoads. Randy was like a Super Nova on stage live. That's where he shined the brightest to me. Makes my eyes water.
You have to react to the other Rochester Public TV Studio OZZY songs.... I DON'T KNOW and CRAZY TRAIN. They are true masterpieces of Randy Rhoads and OZZY's best band lineup.
Gotta tell you, your comment set off all kinds of alarms in my head. I'm from Rochester, and I used to listen to 96WCMF as a kid (until I discovered that the real cool music was on 89.9WITR) and I never knew about this. That taping must have been done when I still listened to that kind of music, but I had no idea. I checked it out based on recommendation. Sketchy hairdos and clothing, but the playing was solid. Thanks a whole lot for the heads up.
Some of the few videos of Randy Rhoads playing live. Which is sad, as he was one of the greatest rock guitarists of all time. And he died so young. I am in Rochester also, though this was recorded years before I moved here.
Randy's polka dot guitar is a custom by a guy named Sandoval based on the flying V shape. Actually his most Famous V design IMO, the Concorde V can be seen to the right in the background on the floor along with his les Paul.
I love how Ozzy just keeps looking at Randy with utter love and amazement. You can totally imagine he is just thinking "are you guys seeing this shit!!!!"
Check out Quiet Riot- Metal Health or Cum on feel the noize. Rhodes was in this band before he left to Ozzy. THe Bassist Rudy Sarzo was also on both Quiet Riot and Ozzy, Rudy went back after Randy passed.
Randy Rhoads was out of Quiet Riot for at least 4 years prior to the release of *Metal Health.* That was Rudy Sarzo on bass, all right, but it was Carlos Cavazo on guitar.
Bass player Rudy Sarzo joined Quiet Riot after Randy's death, it was as the band Randy left to join Ozzy. Rudy is on record claiming the pilot who was flying the plane was suicidal and was intentionally trying to crash into the tour bus where his estranged wife was sleeping, Rudy says he could see them fighting for control in the cockpit as they passed over the bus.
Jamel I subscribed to you some time earlier last year, and your reactions and love for music are excellent and genuine. Thank you for checking out Ozzy with Randy Rhoads, he's my favorite Guitarist and anyone giving him recognition is always a scholar. The man, R.I.P., inspired so many to in a way was toe to toe with Eddie Van Halen, had he been around longer who knows, same applies to Hendrix & SRV. He even inspired Zakk Wylde (who is Ozzy's last guitar hero i'd love for you to check him out) and Dimebag Darrell of Pantera, to which those two became best friends go figure from their love for Randy. I definitely recommend you checking out the album Diary of a Madman along with the live album Tribute, my favorite guitar solo of all time is from that album, Suicide Solution live, THATS WHERE you hear Mr. Rhoads at his peak! He was known as a Neo-Classical Guitarist, even though he passed young his musicianship with forever be immortalized by future generations. Much love man! Also your Brothers are awesome editions to your videos, peace✌
It was fun watching you guys watch and react to this! This was a recorded rehearsal before they went out on the road and Ozzy watching his band at the end was his pure excitement of how good his band was playing before they went on tour. Randy was an incredibly humble guy and soaked up music and how to play music on guitar and all it's uses. He learned every chord, scale and modes and was venturing into playing classical guitar before he died.
I'm always in awe of the pacing of this song... It is slow and chugging along, methodically... Truly capturing the person it's about... The way Randy plays it, it feels like it was played faster... Then slowed down in production.
This is just a taste of what Randy’s guitar sorcery was like . Live playing was Randy’s best work he always improvised new fills and alternate solos for the same songs frequently
ahhh Man, i grew up to that sound ,and the fun who come with it !!! a lot of good time ,good friends ,go crazy ..good old days ,Randy Rhoads ,was a game changer in the early 80 ,so so so sad we lost him to soon RIP .
The bass player dressed up like" Mork "is Rudy Sarzo and Ozzy got the ideal of the fringes from after seeing Elvis and much later on a guitarist named Zakk Wild Ozzy's third guitarist would wear the Elvis inspired bell bottoms
You show up with a guitar like that you better play! And did he ever! Ozzy fell in love at the audition,it didn't last long! Love you guys for knowin and showing!
I know where this video was made. In the city of Rochester NY. I was born and raised in Rochester. Randy Rhoads is my favorite guitarist. So sad he was taken from us so young. Ozzy is amazing in concert.
If you guys are still reading comments... organs often have two or more keyboards (called "manuals"), as well as pedal keys, with different sounds. In some bands they'll also have keyboards for synth, piano, etc., sometimes stacked, sometimes separate.
You know something creepy getting ready to go down with that crazy organ sound.That polka dot guitar some sorta flying V Jackson means Randy Roads one of the GOAT.RIP!He hadn't reached near his full potential.
Randy’s thing going back to Quiet Riot days, we’re bow ties & polkadots. Especially polkadot bow ties! So when he had Jackson build these custom guitars he/they imbued them with his signature style. Randy was truly amazing and one of a kind. Enjoyed your video with you and your boys.
Also, the Flying V guitar and the Explorer guitars date from the late 1950s. You think Randy’s guitar was something to behold in 1981, imagine how heads turned when guitarists were first playing those guitars 20+ years before that!
Randy, who is second only to the great Eddie Van Halen, will be ever be given the credit he so deserves because of his passing so early in his young life. I was fortunate to be able to see him twice live, others will never the talent we lost when he died.
Polka dot guitar; Randy was known for wearing little polka dot bow ties in his previous band: Quiet Riot. The theme continued with that custom built Flying V. Hey, it was a 70' thing or a disco thing....cut him some slack! He was an original! And the inlays on the guitar neck....are little bow ties too! Custom order Marshall cabinets and heads, Altec Lansing speakers (I can't think of anyone else that used 'em) - Randy had his own tone, look, and musical style. Everyone that knew him said he was the kindest person on earth. R.I.P. Randy Rhoads.
You honed in on a great live video. Just so you can appreciate, there is very little live footage of the late great Randy Rhodes with Ozzy! A real treat for all! Love the reaction! Keeping it real!
Jamel saw you do this song solo, then next up the bros reaction. Always entertaining to see their reaction love the interplay between you 3. Keep em coming got me hooked.
I actually live beside boleskine house. Jimmy page bought it in 70s but it unfortunately burnt down a few years back. It's situated on the banks of loch Ness . A beautiful part of the world
Jamel, that polka dot V that Randy is playing was built by Karl Sandoval, at Sandoval Engineering. He is still building guitars, and sells that particular RR guitar. So, at the time, it was one of one. But, one can be purchased today for about $10K.
Randy Rhoads was also in Quiet Riot and he was taken at a young age! Ozzy took it very very hard. Randy was going to go on and have a great future! RIP. Ozzy started on drugs really bad afterwards! I mean more then usual lol.
@@bobthebear1246 I said he started on drugs really bad I know he was on drugs before but after is when it spiral out of control and if it wasnt for Sharon , Ozzy would of been dead along time ago hate saying that but its my opiniin! I seen Black Sabbath in 1996 when they got back together and pantera open up for them but Sabbath and The Black Crowes with Jimmy Page concert were amazing! And my favorite concert Ive ever went to but im kind of biased because Zeppelin and Sabbath are my favorite band lol! I was so excited to see Jimmy Page with the Crowes and they did all Zep songs except for 3 tunes! Chris Robinson lead singer did duch a great job! But Sabbath was also great but i had alot of Nitro Oxide ballons lol!!
The best part for me is at 6:50, when the guy who was laughing at the boots and the t-shirts starts listening to Rhandy's solo and realizes things have gotten serious. From there, he can only stay silent until 09:26 when he barely manages to say "WOW"!!!
I just have to say of probably all music I love, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin etc ozzy osbourne is my all time favorite. I was luck enough to see a Back Sabbath reunion tour with my sons in Memphis in 1999. My youngest son was 14 a few years before that concert when we let him and a friend ride the bus up to St Louis for Ozfest and they had to get home before seeing ozzy so when the reunion happened not only did I have to see it Matthew deserved to experience Ozzy in person and live
"There are two paths available to you..." [Black Sabbath] from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind (changed to Shadow Sabbath for the world to avoid copyright infringement).
This was truly a Super Group. Rudy Sarzo on base! The master of drums, Mr. Tommy Aldridge and of course Randy. No need to mention Ozzy, love him or hate him none can deny he was born for the stage. And he’ll likely die on stage as well. One day far in the future of course. What will folks think of our music in 100 or 200 years?! Or will there even be a world by that time?! We’re headed down a one way road driving backwards! ✌🏽
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R.I.P. Randy Rhodes
Hey Guys can you do Iron Maiden - Death of the Celts off the new Senjutsu album
Great reaction and it's great to see family together.The song is really good but I don't know why this version is slowed down. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
It's groovy
I do wonder if these men can really `hear it ` .
I hope so.
If one has not been a Real metal head ..i do wonder if you can fully feel what is happening in such songs..
Idk .
The best part is when Randy Rhoads' guitar solo starts and Ozzy becomes a fan
He's laughing, at the end with the drum solo too
Rhoads was one of the best guitar players to have graced the stage. Truly he was taken too soon.
You're absolutely right Ozzy became a fan Randy
Ozzy always speaks highly of Randy and his guitar playing.
Oh man, yes, Randy rocks that Crowley shit out of your head
Randy Rhoads is the man. I completely agree not enough Randy cam time. Randy is my guitar hero!!! TY guys for covering this. Long time fan, and I love the comments! Rock on guys!!!
Have you seen Charlie Parra playing Mr. Crowley? It's the best cover I've heard of Randy's solo's.
Just like SRV, stolen away from us way too young! It wasn't misadventure but crashes in air vehicles! God is cruel sometimes! Or maybe a reminder that life is fleeting & can be snatched away at any time, so burn bright, and give every day your all. Just like these hero's!
Yeah! During Randy's first solo, the camera is showing everybody BUT Randy for the first part.
Yeah, but Rudy in that one piece is cam worthy as well.
@@kham1163 And thumping his bass.
I am 58yo and have played music most of my life and to this day this solo still makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up. Randy was FUCKING BRILLIANT !! He was taken way, way too soon. He had so much more to give the world. His talent was immeasurable !!
AMEN
I was 16 years old, skipped school and went to the Tangerine Bowl to see them. Unfortunately, they didn't make it. It brings tears to my eyes watching him play. You're right. He was "fucking brilliant".
Ozzy knew he was sorrounded by greatness. With him up front
Randy was a guitar virtuoso who inspired and influenced more guitarists than can easily be counted. His mother had a music school in California and Randy was an instructor there. Imagine being able to say, "I took guitar lessons from Randy Rhoads." RIP Randy. Gone, but never forgotten.
My dad took guitar lessons from randy, its soo awesome
@@Vitafiend Yes, can confirm, I was Randy.
@@alessandrozetticci bro it's ok I was lying
It’s hard to believe that this song is more than 40 years old! Still sounds as good today as it did in 1981!
Drummer Tommy Aldridge is a legend. I can't believe he went from a Southern Rock Band called Black Oak Arkansas, to playing with Canadian guitar hero, Pat Travers in a hard rock/metal setting, to being in Ozzy's band a few years later. Now he's with Whitesnake. I believe he's self-taught too!
He's dead!!!him and Lee Kerslake both....
Tommy Aldridge isn't dead.
Randy Rhodes quite possibly one of the greatest guitar players of the time. He is up there with Van Halen Clapton and Hendrix
He was badASS!
Indeed
And Tony Iommi
And prince
lol @ Randy being up there with VH and Jimi.. too fuggen funny, humans, you mean to say VH is almost upthere with Jimi and Jimi is almost up there with Randy? pretty sure that's how it goes, Ed couldn't make it as a boil on Randys arse no two ways about it, Randy taught classical music at the highest level, give that a thought for a minute, and Randy did more than Ed on the 3-4 albums Randy did get to work on, Ed what 12-15 albums? still didn't accomplish instrumentally what Randy did.. not even close
let me put it this way, Randy was SRV 5.0. he had the INTENSITY over SRV, the TONE over SRV, the COMPLEXITY over SV and even possesed SRVs most valuable asset, STAMINA, RANDY AN SHRED WITH AS MUCH INTENSITY AS SRV ONLY LONGER, using longer reaches with faster and more complicated licks... this song is a testament to Randy's intensity and stamina, Ed does have a fifth of the stamina as Randy, nor SRV for that matter, fact is there is only one player I know of that ever hit the strings hard as randy and that is SRV, Ed? LOFL.. and I can promise you Randy knew far more about music than Ed or SRV ever dreamed of, Jimi as well..
I grew up listening to Ozzy. Saw him live in San Antonio. Randy rhoads is one of the greatest guitarists of all time.
I wonder if all those guitarists that ended up emulating Eddie Van Halen were really unwittingly emulating Randy Rhoads.
Good question. Though Randy played with Quiet Riot before he joined Ozzy and EVH didn't release Van Halen debut until 1978. It's possible they both influenced both in a way. You can't deny both guitarists influence.
@@matthewdrake4385 What I remember is that Osbourne's first two albums were wildly successful and they had a very consistent sound built around Rhoads' playing. It was very deliberate and up front, and then people like Adrian Vandenberg and Yngwie Malmsteen and Steve Vai (the last two with Alcatrazz) came out of the woodwork with a similar sound very closely after. It is a real shame that Rhoads died so young. Makes you wonder what he would have done. Imagine that guy and Cliff Burton playing together.
Aza, your pretty spot on. Randy was classically trained which put him apart from just about everyone else. I could see how Randy could influence someone like a Steve Vai or Joe Satriani. Malmsteen I totally can't stand. Playing to see how fast you can play doesn't work to my ears. Having some emotion, feeling or flow are what most players have and show that appeal to me. I totally agree about what could have been with Randy, Hendrix, SRV and players like that.
Feb 19th 1982?
Randy Rhodes is one of the GOATs of the electric guitar. He was classically trained, and continued to teach classical guitar while on breaks with Ozzy.
As for not showing much of Randy’s solo - that’s something that was common on music videos so guitarists couldn’t watch it to learn how to play it note-for-note (trying to protect copyright). Watch nearly any vid with a great solo (Living Colout’s Cult Of Personality etc) and they cut from the guitarist a lot.
Love the reaction from all three of you guys. Very cool.
And Eddie would just display his fingering on solo’s and smile as if to say I dare you
We can't even imagine what amazing music we'd have if St Rhoads had lived... he was too damned good!
Amen
Best of the best
Many think he wouldn’t even be playing Metal anymore. His true love was for Classical.
@@joeminor15 it would still be amazing.
Back then bands didn't like showing their guitarists iconic licks. I guess they were thinking "if you like it that much, go buy my record". Kind of like today, some famous guitarists closely guard which effects pedals they use and what sequence they connect them. They don't want their iconic sound to be copied.
Randy was a true teacher. If you notice he is always thrusting his guitar work out in the open for everyone could see what he was doing on the fret board. In contrast, his nemesis at the time (not that Randy even noticed) Eddie Van Halen would very often turn or otherwise conceal what he was doing. Randy however, having grown up in his mother’s music school, was happy to show everyone what he was playing. I think that’s why his style is to really put his guitar front and center. Almost like he is teaching a guitar class and is saying, “Hey, check this shit out!”
@@joeminor15
So true! Like Dimebag Darrell. He loved to do clinics at guitar shops in towns he visited. Even though he showed how to do all his iconic riffs, they are just so fast that most can't copy them anyway. 😀👍😎
I grew up as a little girl in the 80's with that music blasted in my house cause Randy Rhoads was my brother's hero. He had the polka dot guitar and even had some people call him Randy, that's how much he worshipped him. The other brother had people call him Jimmy for Jimmy Page.
what did they call you?
@@Straight0uttaCrofton Girls can't play guitars, so they din't call her nothing.
@@drServitis You're right, my brother bought me an acoustic guitar and tried to teach me but I sucked at it. That shit is hard to learn if you don't have the patience. Watching him play the electric guitar was like some science I couldn't comprehend.
Things might've been different had I started at a very early age instead of an adult. Even my dad knew how to play guitar but not my mom and I. Must be a genetic thing.
@@v.j.3029 My mom wouldn't let my dad or me play the guitar. My dad was very weak, and my mom was an extreme bully and cruel. I tried to get my dad to divorce my mom but he was too weak to even do that.
@@drServitis Well that sucks, sorry to hear that.☹
You mentioned "Ozzy in his prime" and what's crazy is that today he doesn't speak very well but still sings just as clear and awesome as he ever did. Even in old age the dude slays with his singing voice.
Yep, Ted Nugent can still rock it as well. I just turned 50 so I grew up to Ozzy and Nugent.
I saw him a few years ago with Black Sabbath and his voice is shot. He croaked into the microphone for an hour. Still a great show.
@@tomgnyc I stand corrected then
@@tomgnyc 😂😂
@@semperparatus678
Why you bringing up that draft-dodging racist pedo?
Saw him in 81 with Roads his stage set up was insane
Saw him Feb '82!
1980 with Blue oyster cult Lebbon Valley speedway NY.
The Black And Blue consert !!!
WoW! What a show!
Thousands of people showed up traffic jams all night, what a mess! 😂
*Rhoads
@@MrDhilrd WOW. That was right before he died!!!
Wow so lucky
Gotta do the live rendition of "Revelation Mother Earth" to truly get an appreciation for what Randy Rhoads could do with a guitar
One of the greatest single song guitar performance Ever. To this day very few guitar solos give me chills. To think how young he was and that this is like 50 years ago. How Great he was or how Great he would of became?? Side note people forget Ozzy really had a great voice.
RIP Randy Rhodes 🙏🏻. One of the Great Tracks from Ozzy’s first solo Album, “Blizzard of Ozz”. Great reaction Guys!
that cool interlude is done by the keyboards and guitar chorusing (playing the same thing) which gives it that cool sound, especially as both are spot on.
Had the fortune of seeing Ozzy and the blizzard of oz with Randy Rhodes in 81 i think. Ah, the good old days.
I hope you can react soon to any song from Ozzy's Tribute To Randy Rhoads. Randy was like a Super Nova on stage live. That's where he shined the brightest to me. Makes my eyes water.
That whole album is great
*Rhoads
You have to react to the other Rochester Public TV Studio OZZY songs.... I DON'T KNOW and CRAZY TRAIN. They are true masterpieces of Randy Rhoads and OZZY's best band lineup.
Gotta tell you, your comment set off all kinds of alarms in my head. I'm from Rochester, and I used to listen to 96WCMF as a kid (until I discovered that the real cool music was on 89.9WITR) and I never knew about this. That taping must have been done when I still listened to that kind of music, but I had no idea. I checked it out based on recommendation. Sketchy hairdos and clothing, but the playing was solid. Thanks a whole lot for the heads up.
Some of the few videos of Randy Rhoads playing live. Which is sad, as he was one of the greatest rock guitarists of all time. And he died so young. I am in Rochester also, though this was recorded years before I moved here.
Randy's polka dot guitar is a custom by a guy named Sandoval based on the flying V shape. Actually his most Famous V design IMO, the Concorde V can be seen to the right in the background on the floor along with his les Paul.
Randy is buried at the Mountain View Cemetery in San Bernadino.....Js. Take care!
I love "Crazy Train" with Ozzy and Randy.
Check out Diary of a Madman by Ozzy Osbourne studio version. Just Beautiful
Yes!!! My all time favorite song!
An often overlooked gem!😝🤘🦇💥🔥
React to Ozzy "OVER THE MOUNTAIN" 🤗
Ohh yeahhh!
Never did I think I needed 3 dudes all bobbing their heads in approval but now I see I do 😂
that guitar could have rainbows and unicorns plastered on every inch of it and if Randy is playing it, i'm cool with it!
Ozzy with the fringe.
Don Airey on keyboards. He played with Cozy Powell's Hammer, Rainbow, Gary Moore, Ozzy, Deep Purple,
I love how Ozzy just keeps looking at Randy with utter love and amazement. You can totally imagine he is just thinking "are you guys seeing this shit!!!!"
Check out Quiet Riot- Metal Health or Cum on feel the noize. Rhodes was in this band before he left to Ozzy. THe Bassist Rudy Sarzo was also on both Quiet Riot and Ozzy, Rudy went back after Randy passed.
Randy Rhoads was out of Quiet Riot for at least 4 years prior to the release of *Metal Health.* That was Rudy Sarzo on bass, all right, but it was Carlos Cavazo on guitar.
Bass player Rudy Sarzo joined Quiet Riot after Randy's death, it was as the band Randy left to join Ozzy.
Rudy is on record claiming the pilot who was flying the plane was suicidal and was intentionally trying to crash into the tour bus where his estranged wife was sleeping, Rudy says he could see them fighting for control in the cockpit as they passed over the bus.
Rudy was a member of Quiet Riot in 1978 - 79 with Randy. That's how Randy knew about him and recommended him for the job with Ozzy's band.
Jamel I subscribed to you some time earlier last year, and your reactions and love for music are excellent and genuine. Thank you for checking out Ozzy with Randy Rhoads, he's my favorite Guitarist and anyone giving him recognition is always a scholar. The man, R.I.P., inspired so many to in a way was toe to toe with Eddie Van Halen, had he been around longer who knows, same applies to Hendrix & SRV. He even inspired Zakk Wylde (who is Ozzy's last guitar hero i'd love for you to check him out) and Dimebag Darrell of Pantera, to which those two became best friends go figure from their love for Randy. I definitely recommend you checking out the album Diary of a Madman along with the live album Tribute, my favorite guitar solo of all time is from that album, Suicide Solution live, THATS WHERE you hear Mr. Rhoads at his peak! He was known as a Neo-Classical Guitarist, even though he passed young his musicianship with forever be immortalized by future generations. Much love man! Also your Brothers are awesome editions to your videos, peace✌
yep, my fave is Children of the Grave. Randy went to the stratosphere on that one
It was fun watching you guys watch and react to this!
This was a recorded rehearsal before they went out on the road and Ozzy watching his band at the end was his pure excitement of how good his band was playing before they went on tour.
Randy was an incredibly humble guy and soaked up music and how to play music on guitar and all it's uses. He learned every chord, scale and modes and was venturing into playing classical guitar before he died.
Ozzy had some outrageous fits when he went solo and some with Black Sabbath as well. That Jackson polka dot Flying V guitar is iconic Randy Rhodes.
You mean “outfits”?
@@joeminor15 Do you mean “Do you mean…”. If you are going to be the grammar police you should use better grammar.
This is one of Randy’s greats solos of all times. He died way to young. He is my guitar hero. I love everything he did
Randy Rhoades could make guitar playing look like second nature...one of the best ever.
*Rhoads
@@bobthebear1246 Randall William Rhoads to be precise..
It was sad that Randy had to pass away so young
The ultimate band lineup that will remain unmatched for eternity
Randy is an Angel now. He was a great gift to music. So many guitarists are still inspired by his short but powerful life. What would have been?
Considering that Randy is a Heavy Metal Guitarist, that might not be a complment but an insult. They do have a reputation to uphold after all.
Calling him an Angel that is...the other stuff is not exactly an insult...
I'm always in awe of the pacing of this song... It is slow and chugging along, methodically... Truly capturing the person it's about... The way Randy plays it, it feels like it was played faster... Then slowed down in production.
I have this on cassette,8 track,vinyl and vd...this version is slowed down.The original is played faster.
THE LOOK ON OZZY'S FACE WAS AWESOME. SAW THEM IN DALLAS 1982
There used to be a show on in the very early 80s "friday night videos" Every kid in America mesmerized by these songs.
Dude - that bass player (Rudy Sarzo) is one of the most iconic bass players ever! Rudy is the bomb! Such a pro!
Ozzy is so intoxicated in this performance. OMG
And the clothes. 😂😂😂
So much power coming from that guitar!! Drums insane!! Sounding so tight!! What a band!!
This is just a taste of what Randy’s guitar sorcery was like . Live playing was Randy’s best work he always improvised new fills and alternate solos for the same songs frequently
ahhh Man, i grew up to that sound ,and the fun who come with it !!! a lot of good time ,good friends ,go crazy ..good old days ,Randy Rhoads ,was a game changer in the early 80 ,so so so sad we lost him to soon RIP .
The bass player dressed up like" Mork "is Rudy Sarzo and Ozzy got the ideal of the fringes from after seeing Elvis and much later on a guitarist named Zakk Wild Ozzy's third guitarist would wear the Elvis inspired bell bottoms
You show up with a guitar like that you better play!
And did he ever!
Ozzy fell in love at the audition,it didn't last long!
Love you guys for knowin and showing!
This was awesome! Happy new year to you guys too!
Hell yes!! Thank you for viewing Mr. Crowley, best song ever!
I know where this video was made. In the city of Rochester NY. I was born and raised in Rochester. Randy Rhoads is my favorite guitarist. So sad he was taken from us so young. Ozzy is amazing in concert.
Wow! 3 Brothers listening to Ozzy. This is the 3rd sign of the Apocalypse.....LOL Love the channel!
If you guys are still reading comments... organs often have two or more keyboards (called "manuals"), as well as pedal keys, with different sounds. In some bands they'll also have keyboards for synth, piano, etc., sometimes stacked, sometimes separate.
Good to see the family together!!!!!!!
Love you guys. Happy New Year!
You know something creepy getting ready to go down with that crazy organ sound.That polka dot guitar some sorta flying V Jackson means Randy Roads one of the GOAT.RIP!He hadn't reached near his full potential.
Randy’s thing going back to Quiet Riot days, we’re bow ties & polkadots. Especially polkadot bow ties! So when he had Jackson build these custom guitars he/they imbued them with his signature style.
Randy was truly amazing and one of a kind.
Enjoyed your video with you and your boys.
Also, the Flying V guitar and the Explorer guitars date from the late 1950s.
You think Randy’s guitar was something to behold in 1981, imagine how heads turned when guitarists were first playing those guitars 20+ years before that!
Randy, who is second only to the great Eddie Van Halen, will be ever be given the credit he so deserves because of his passing so early in his young life. I was fortunate to be able to see him twice live, others will never the talent we lost when he died.
this video is pure joy. Randy Rhoads will live until people enjoy music.
Thanks for this masterpiece reaction.
You see and you see andRandy had a beautiful light and transcendent ability ❤
Polka dot guitar; Randy was known for wearing little polka dot bow ties in his previous band: Quiet Riot. The theme continued with that custom built Flying V. Hey, it was a 70' thing or a disco thing....cut him some slack! He was an original! And the inlays on the guitar neck....are little bow ties too! Custom order Marshall cabinets and heads, Altec Lansing speakers (I can't think of anyone else that used 'em) - Randy had his own tone, look, and musical style. Everyone that knew him said he was the kindest person on earth. R.I.P. Randy Rhoads.
At the end Ozzy's like, "I can't believe you did that solo so fucking good!"
You honed in on a great live video. Just so you can appreciate, there is very little live footage of the late great Randy Rhodes with Ozzy! A real treat for all! Love the reaction! Keeping it real!
Yeahhhhh!!!! Mr Crowley!!! What up fellas!!!
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Jamel saw you do this song solo, then next up the bros reaction. Always entertaining to see their reaction love the interplay between you 3. Keep em coming got me hooked.
Absolutely best video i've seen for a long time. Keep going dudes. And Randy Rhoads R.I.P, gone but not forgotten
Randy Rhoads died March 19, 1982 (aged 25). RIP, There is many good guitarists etc but Randy and Ozzy is something that is just eternal
My god, Randy Rhoads was incredible. And so are the Griffin brothers. Keep 'em coming Jamel.
I actually live beside boleskine house. Jimmy page bought it in 70s but it unfortunately burnt down a few years back. It's situated on the banks of loch Ness . A beautiful part of the world
Jamel, that polka dot V that Randy is playing was built by Karl Sandoval, at Sandoval Engineering. He is still building guitars, and sells that particular RR guitar. So, at the time, it was one of one. But, one can be purchased today for about $10K.
Randy's solo here and Eddie's solo on Eruption can't never be matched.. wait I can't leave out Slash with November Rain..
Randy finally made it into the rock n roll hall of fame. R.I.P Randy
1981 Ozzy and the start of Glam Rock, If it weren't For Randy Rhoads...revived Ozzy. I saw Ozzy at ASU 1981 their first tour...awesome!
The look on Ozzys face, he knew his band was platinum. I cannot believe how long ago this was. Memories.
Randy Rhoads was also in Quiet Riot and he was taken at a young age! Ozzy took it very very hard. Randy was going to go on and have a great future! RIP. Ozzy started on drugs really bad afterwards! I mean more then usual lol.
Pffft. Ozzy was already on drugs at the time. His drug habit just got worse.
@@bobthebear1246 I said he started on drugs really bad I know he was on drugs before but after is when it spiral out of control and if it wasnt for Sharon , Ozzy would of been dead along time ago hate saying that but its my opiniin! I seen Black Sabbath in 1996 when they got back together and pantera open up for them but Sabbath and The Black Crowes with Jimmy Page concert were amazing! And my favorite concert Ive ever went to but im kind of biased because Zeppelin and Sabbath are my favorite band lol! I was so excited to see Jimmy Page with the Crowes and they did all Zep songs except for 3 tunes! Chris Robinson lead singer did duch a great job! But Sabbath was also great but i had alot of Nitro Oxide ballons lol!!
The best part for me is at 6:50, when the guy who was laughing at the boots and the t-shirts starts listening to Rhandy's solo and realizes things have gotten serious. From there, he can only stay silent until 09:26 when he barely manages to say "WOW"!!!
Make no mistake despite this legendary lineup its Randy Rhoads who shines even Ozzy can't keep his eyes off him
The V neck matches his polka-dot V guitar perfectly.
Randy was a virtuoso of his short lived time . R.I.P
Randy Rhoads, Tommy Aldridge, and Rudy Sarzo ... what a band
Mr. Crawley was a real person that Ozzy was interested (Along with a lot of others) in.
Check it out!
*Crowley
I just have to say of probably all music I love, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin etc ozzy osbourne is my all time favorite. I was luck enough to see a Back Sabbath reunion tour with my sons in Memphis in 1999. My youngest son was 14 a few years before that concert when we let him and a friend ride the bus up to St Louis for Ozfest and they had to get home before seeing ozzy so when the reunion happened not only did I have to see it Matthew deserved to experience Ozzy in person and live
I really enjoy the 3 brothers here and their reactions. Good stuff man!!
"There are two paths available to you..." [Black Sabbath] from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind (changed to Shadow Sabbath for the world to avoid copyright infringement).
Ozzie will never be understood for what he is or does. Glad to see you covered Ozzie!
I love the Brothers! Great job, again!
Brings back memories.
These guys always make me smile!!
This was truly a Super Group. Rudy Sarzo on base! The master of drums, Mr. Tommy Aldridge and of course Randy. No need to mention Ozzy, love him or hate him none can deny he was born for the stage. And he’ll likely die on stage as well. One day far in the future of course.
What will folks think of our music in 100 or 200 years?! Or will there even be a world by that time?! We’re headed down a one way road driving backwards! ✌🏽
I've never heard anyone even come close to Randy! He was spooky good!!
I appreciate that your heads are bobbing in unison!😆 It's like looking at 3 of you!
Shame I can't post my profile picture of me with Black Sabbath
The bass player in red is Rudy Sarzo from Quite Riot. He's still rocking today.
We lost a music genius when Randy Rhodes died at 26 or 27 he was working on his doctorate of music theory from Cambridge collage, England.
You guys are too fun and awesome.
you know everyones reaction when they are all nooding in tune with the music love these guys