@@prissy499 he meant you should listen to randy Rhoads playing the songs. Not Brad Gillis, who is playing randy song and guitar here after randy died. There's a big dramatic difference hearing randy played.
I think Brad did really well with Ozzy. Gotta remember this was cut within a few months of Randy's passing and the Ozz was a total mess as well as the album being released only to keep up contractual obligations. But seriously why not use a show with Randy playing or hell even Zakk lol.
@@GlitchintheMatrixMultiMedia - I guess by now you've realized it wasn't a good idea to put your kids' ages in the video titles. They grow up, man, they won't be thirteen and seventeen forever. : )
Randy started learning guitar at the age of 7...started his first band Little Women at the age of 16 and later recruited other members and changed the name to Quiet Riot... joined Ozzy in 1979 at the age of 22.
He was about 23 when he joined Ozzy. He formed Quiet Riot and he's the greatest guitarist period. You guys should have done the live version with Randy.... or even Zakk
@@phillipfry9765 Zakk plays all the Randy Rhodes songs just about as great as they can be played. Don't know why he gets as much hate as he does, he is one of the greats
My recollection of seeing Randy Rhoads last show in Knoxville Tennessee on the Diary of a Madman tour: Enjoy! 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 RONNIE THE DWARF: PLAYED BY JOHN ALLEN: HUNG DURING GOODBYE TO ROMANCE HEAD CUT OFF BEFORE LAST SONG: PARANOID
Well he can't sing and is tone deaf, yet his voice is so attractive to listen to, it binds you. Must be because he's British. I just love listening to Black Sabbath, not only due to the extremely good riffs and excellent music but because no one can copy Ozzy, the man is a legend unto himself, high as a kite 24/7, almost completely deaf, batshit insane, has the worst human being on the planet as his Wife, his kids are obnoxious as hell, and I can't help but love Ozzy.
@@livedandletdie if it wasn't for Sharon we would have lost Ozzy before he even made it big, she is a little off the track but she saved his life and career.
Did you really just introduce her to Crazy Train with Brad Gillis playing guitar??!!! What the hell is wrong with you? Find the real version with Randy for Christ sake.
4:02 favorite part of the video. How you closed your eyes and were like "yes, this is it, this is home." Hard rock/heavy metal does that to me like no other form of music.
Happy belated birthday to your daughter, I have a suggestion Siagon kick "Freedom" or Steelheart "She's gone" or "I'll never let you go". Hope y'all had a great vacation and have a great day.
Looking at Ozzy's outfit and hair it is very obvious that this was from the 1980's. This look usually shocks people who became fan's in the later years. I actually liked Ozzy with blond hair.
I know you guys have only started your journey on music with your daughter, I myself am 16 a tad older and you've been doing alot of metal and rock and I seen your reactions on the doors and think maybe you should show her this psychedelic punk band it's a bit newer but they're called "the wytches" their song Digsaw,, can everyone kinda like this comment so he can see?
The pilot/bus driver had cocaine in his system, but Randy and Rachel Youngblood didn't. Randy only had nicotine in his system, according to the coroner.
Probably would have gotten blocked but I prefer the "Tribute" live video version with Randy playing. Entire Tribute album is amazing. The extended intro on Crazy Train along with Randy's amazing Jackson tone and energy make it tough to match.
Happy belated Birthday! Such a classic tune here, and this show was during a rough part in Ozzy's life and career. Randy Rhoads had only recently passed away and Brad Gillis (Of Night Ranger fame) filled in great on guitar to finish this tour, which had to be super emotional for everyone in the band! Great live version and great reaction! Keep 'em coming!
Randy never joined Ozzy until he was 22, the album Blizzard of OZ was released in 80 , Randy Rhoades began playing guitar around age 7 or 8 Mother owned and ran a music school, as Randy got older he began teaching, He and Kevin Dubro formed the first line up of The band Quiet Riot, Then he auditioned for Ozzy sometime around 79,he died at the age of 25 in a plane crash in Florida in 81
I remember back when I was at Great Lakes Naval Training Station in the early 80s. I was 18 years old, just graduated boot camp and was in my A-School. I had just bought a radio shack stereo with some nice speakers. In my barracks building, it was 6am and we were all getting up and getting ready to go to our classes. I put in Ozzy's CD and cranked it up. From dead silence in building to Ozzy at full volume... "ALL ABOARD!!!!" Everyone came running, "holy crap! what was that???"
5:26 Miss Glitch realizes that "it does look like he is wandering around on stage,in his PJs/some spandex wrestling pants". And seconds later she keeps fighting not to burst out laughing,several times! Shes the most adorable thing,i swear!!🤣😍💞 This is one of the songs from Ozzy i actually love. But man,all the stories about him from his earlier days. Snorting antz and a dozen other stuff. It is no wonder that he has staggered around on stage for a few decades now,looking like he was a combination of petrified,really has to take a dump,and yeah well,at the wrong place at the wrong time (his "dress codes" are allways abit off). He is quite the character this one. One comment that had me cramping up with laughter,was someone saying "No wonder Jack and Kelly behaves the way they do,when you know who theyr father is,and what he probably was influenced on,while making them!". It was soo wrong,it became hysterical for me.
A Happy belated birthday to your daughter! I am curious if you ever happened to catch the clip from Ozzy and his son Jacks show, "Ozzy and Jack's World Detour" where they go to Iron Mountain and listen to the unmixed master tape of Crazy Train from 1980. It's a good glimpse into how deeply Randy's death effected Ozzy then, and even now you can see that pain warring with the good memories.
If you've not, just search for "Longer Version Of Ozzy Talks About Randy Rhoads And Hears Unheard Crazy Train Master Tape" it's probably the best sounding clip from the show floating around.
Saw Ozzy in concert (got lucky to see him, Rob Zombie, and In This Moment on Halloween about a decade ago) and say what you want about his tendencies (walk up to the mic, sing, take mic off and walk to his left, clap hands and sing, walk back and place the mic back on the stand, sing, take mic off stand and walk right, sing, walk back to the stand...rinse and repeat lol )... you're not there to watch Ozzy sing... you're there to HEAR Ozzy sing. Seeing him is just a bonus.
No Randy Rhoads died when the small plane they were boarding caught on fire . The drummer was right behind Rhoads but didn't board the plane yet, he tried to save him (and the pilot) but the flames were too much he couldn't get close so he could only helplessly watch as they both died. He was traumatized from hearing the screams for a long time. That drummer was Tommi Aldridge.
I was a lucky fan that got to see Ozzy multiple times in the Eighties. Even then, I remember thinking he looked like a 90 year old dementia patient shuffling down the street after escaping through an unattended door of the nursing home. Our girl was spot on. His motion never really matched what was coming out of his mouth. :-)
Tommy Aldridge, the drummer came into my shop to get his car worked on,one of my employees saw the Tama stickers on the window of his car and asked him."are you a musician?" and Tommy so non-chalantly replied "Yea kinda" i was so embarassed. I still see him when he's not on tour...what a super nice guy..and one hell of a drummer.
I saw Ozzy two years ago at the Dallas Texas fairgrounds and was very worried about how he would sound after hearing him on his television show. I always have a fear of hearing someone after so many years that I really loved and being disappointed. I can honestly say it was phenomenal and I thoroughly enjoyed it. And I must admit he’s probably in better shape than me because he ran around nonstop! This is my first ever post on here so take it easy on me with the negativity. It’s just my personal opinion. Truly great performance!
ladies and gentlemen! we have an improvement! no default face expression but a small smile! can i get a whoopwhoop in the comments for this memorable moment!? happy bday defaultone ;)
Have your daughter and son react to official videos not live versions. Not sure if there is a reason but not all bands sound their best live and might as well get your kids best impression on when the band sounds at their best.
Studio versions usually have very tough copyright issues, a lot of them get blocked worldwide, plus, my daughter has expressed that she likes the crowds reactions, so kind of two fold.
Happy Birthday! You have to remember that Ozzy had been around a while, he was no kid in this video. Fun fact for you, the bass player is Rudi Sarzo, who played with Randy Rhodes in Quiet Riot.
No you are wrong about ur info on Randy Rhoads, he began Jammin with Quite riot before he went to Ozzy, in 1979 he was called to audition but didn't want to, he eventually went and got the job in 1980 Blizzard of Oz was released by that time he was 23, 24 years old, on March 1982 he died and was 25 years old. many serious believe if he had stayed with Kevin DuBrow and Quiet Riot he'd still be alive
Thanks for the notes, I try to get the facts straight, I realized I made it seem he was younger afterwards, I just knew he started out really young, thanks for the facts.
This was a very popular video on YT, good audio, etc., just worked better for this one, but I see your point, but this one workded best for this round.
Glitch in the Matrix Multi-Media "War Pigs" live Paris 1970- the most iconic Black Sabath early show. She could see how Ozzy looks and sings when he was young, and suprisingly handsome. This is my fav song and fav show, and i think you both would like it.
My favourite Ozzy song is Perry Mason. The first time I really listened to Ozzy (after GTA and his tv show) I bought his greatest hits and Perry Mason just stood out for me. If you plan on showing either of your kids that song you will need to explain who Perry Mason is, they won't have a clue
I saw Ozzy in concert in Dayton Ohio way back in the late seventies. He put on one hell of a show back in those day. Foreigner was also there one of the greatest concert that I had ever seen.
Ozzy is Ozsome. I think he's the only singer who can get away with walking the stage like a crying toddler who's just learned how to walk and he's looking for his mother.
Its has always been a great Ozzy song but the significance behind it after the world lost Randy Rhoads at just 25 years of age. He was only performing for 10 years and he left such a mark that even today alot of guitarists strive for. Randy was a true legend. Happy 14th birthday to your daughter also mate.
You know what I'd love to see? Pics of you in your early days as a high schooler/young adult. I could have been hanging out with you for all we know! LOL!
I enjoy hearing the history and background of a song regardless if it's long winded. Even though I am 55 years old and have been a fan of rock music since grade school [ I started listening to the early Beatles at age 6 and moved on up ] there are times when I still learn something new about a group or a song that I love. . Keep up the good work.
I understand, just by looking at him, you would never think that awesome voice could be coming from him. He is one of the most amazing singers I have ever heard.
It's interesting how much better you can understand Ozzy when he sings, but when he talks, you can't make out a word most of the time. Not another one like him out there, there might never be.
I have to ask, If you like Metal and have been a fan for a long time...How have your kids not heard this music??? This is the stuff my kids were raised on!!! Of course we also played blues, classical, Broadway plays, even country. My kids are the next gen of Metal lovers.😁 My husband was in band his whole school history. When I met him he had gone to the school of music and was in the Army band. He even played for the President of the US. So music was pivotal. Now, one runs sound and another one runs lights!
So what kind of music does she like-and would you both be interested in switching roles one time, where she’s showing you one of her favorites and you’re reacting/commenting?
Annie you definitely head banged in the bad wolves Zombie reaction lol. Loved that one. Have watched it several times lol. Hope you guys are safe and healthy.
Great music, I think her comments are valid. I think a lot of out there used to think how does he function. Starting to think in the right direction young lady.
😂. He’s walking around funny on stage because he doesn’t want to get out of breath and make is vocals suffer for its. I don’t care who you are , you cannot sing and jump around at the same time ( that’s just called miming ) . He like to give the audience the best he can give. That’s why when the guitar solo came up , he went crazy .
Im pretty sure Rhodes was 100% sober when he was flying that plane the day he died. On the last pass the wheels of the plane clipped the ac unit on top of the bus and the ppane went nose first into the ground.
I grew up in the 80s, and my slow journey into rock/metal was pretty much: Def Leppard, Bon Jovi, Twisted Sister, then Ozzy, then Metallica, then Slayer. Then I was hooked.
Actually, Bob Daisely and Randy Rhodes wrote the lyrics, after playing the music part, and hearing Ozzy hum they he thought the words should sound. They used that to write the lyrics. This is according to what I read. Also, Ozzy didn't write much of the songs that he sings, except a couple or few, one being "Goodbye to Romance", which is about not being in Black Sabbath, anymore. Bob Daisely is the one who wrote most of his lyrics for his solo career, back in the day. Stoneface is trying so hard to not smile. I see why, now. She should check out the lyrics to it. Also, if she likes this, she might "Thank God For The Bomb". Don't judge it, by the title. A song that is great for chill cruising is "Shot in the Dark".
I saw Ozzy with Randy Rhodes. Probably a few years before this performance. Ozzy is animated here. When I saw him he spent most of the time at the mic stand. Would take the mic out, take a few steps then put it back. I called it his lithium shuffle.
He’s walking like that because he just did a five gallon bucket of blow , and god knows what else . 🤣Why play Gillis and not Rhodes? The legend Tommy Aldridge on the drums .
Don't worry about her not liking much of what you're showing her, she's still really young and you're kind of educating her; you even give her some context about the songs. She'll appreciate more this music and the more modern rock from current bands in a few years, probably after college and especially after she turns 30, when nostalgia kicks in.
Now i like this song very much, because of the background story you told about the song. TY The reason why Ozzy moves like that is, someone operates him remotely because he's under influence ;-)
Interesting to see the parallel's between You and your Daughter, I and my son. Lol He mostly likes Rap, however, like your Daughter is very intelligent and recognizes talent when He see's it. He likes Ozzy and various other artist from my era. Nice channel you two have here, I will be stopping by from time to time to check Ya's out.
I seen ozzy at Oz Fest in 98 and he needed knee pads because whenever he jumped in the air he almost fell and caught himself by landing on his knees !! Awesome concert
In the official music video, he has Zac Wild playing Randy’s part. Also they show images of Rhodes, some with Ozzy and him together, the song takes on a different meaning.
My favorite album for me will always be "No More Tears." One of those albums that I can listen over and over again. Something about the quality of each song just takes me to a 'comfort' state of mind. Love it.
I saw him with Motley Crue live, and he was GREAT! and guess what? That's exactly how he is on stage except when I saw him he was barefoot. he stood flat footed and belted out his songs perfectly. Jake E Lee was the guitarist, Amazing show.
Hey, Happy Birthday to your daughter! She's beautiful. And I like she's kind of cool, not dragged by emotions :-)) And keep doing some metal stuff, preferably classic metal bands from 80s like AC/DC, Iron Maiden, Helloween, etc.
The part where you mention about when Ozzy speaks and he’s almost mumbling, but when he’s on stage he kills it, I saw him 2 years ago (Download Festival 2018) and you always wonder with his age, his health, his lifestyle during his heyday, just how he manages to keep going, but it’s like the moment he gets on stage he becomes Ozzy fkn Osbourne, The Prince Of fkn Darkness! He comes alive as if someone just jolted him with 10,000 volts of electricity. Really hope he is able to continue his tour this year, the show I have a ticket for has been postponed 2-3 times now due to him suffering from Parkinson’s disease. Glad to see this song was a success 🤘🏻
I'm from Savannah, and I remember my mom telling me a story. Back in the 80's Ozzy was on tour and was coming to Savannah. All of the church's in the city stopped him from coming because he bit the head off of a bat live on stage.
Randy got the Ozzy gig when he just turned 23. Was killed in that horrific plane crash at 25. Randy' band prior to Ozzy was Quiet Riot. Randy wrote the music and Bob Daisley (bass player) wrote 95% of the lyrics on Blizzard and Diary albums. Would have been better with the album track or the Tribute live album track. Both of which have Randy.
You should show videos of Ozzy trying to function as a human being hahaha. He is a very interesting character who took every form of drug under the sun for decades. The fact that he's alive is in itself a miracle. So obviously this would make for an fascinating guy, that is often hilarious.
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You cant introduce someone to randy rhoads and not play randy rhoads!
Kevin Wilson right ?
Thank you! I thought the same thing!
@@prissy499 he meant you should listen to randy Rhoads playing the songs. Not Brad Gillis, who is playing randy song and guitar here after randy died. There's a big dramatic difference hearing randy played.
No kidding. There are some awesome videos with Randy playing this song.
Absolutely right
So Ozzy, what drugs did you use?
Ozzy: “Yes”
bwahahahahha
Ozzy: "There are drugs? No, I did them all I think."
*Keith Richard from the corner*: "Amateur"
The question should be, What drugs didn't he/them take?
😂
Im curious why you decided to go with a version of crazy train with Brad Gillis playing guitar and not Randy Rhoads?
My thoughts exactly. The After Hours version, or the Tribute version...something with Randy playing would have been better.
mattaffliction I agree WTF fuck Brad Gillis
That's what I was wondering. Talk all about Randy Rhoads and then play a version without him. ruclips.net/video/U8SCm7kNhOk/видео.html
Sadly, there really isn't much great quality live footage of Rhoads with Ozzy.
I think Brad did really well with Ozzy. Gotta remember this was cut within a few months of Randy's passing and the Ozz was a total mess as well as the album being released only to keep up contractual obligations. But seriously why not use a show with Randy playing or hell even Zakk lol.
"Fourteen"?? Happy Birthday!!
@Mike Forti Lol!
Yep, 14 a few days ago. Thanks for the note.
@Mike Forti lol
@@GlitchintheMatrixMultiMedia - I guess by now you've realized it wasn't a good idea to put your kids' ages in the video titles. They grow up, man, they won't be thirteen and seventeen forever. : )
@@Module79L Yaa, it's a bummer 😕
Annie is like a robot. Her head didn’t move. Incredible.
Randy started learning guitar at the age of 7...started his first band Little Women at the age of 16 and later recruited other members and changed the name to Quiet Riot... joined Ozzy in 1979 at the age of 22.
He was about 23 when he joined Ozzy. He formed Quiet Riot and he's the greatest guitarist period.
You guys should have done the live version with Randy.... or even Zakk
ew, not Zakk.
@@phillipfry9765 Zakk plays all the Randy Rhodes songs just about as great as they can be played. Don't know why he gets as much hate as he does, he is one of the greats
Jase Shade give me jake e lee or give me death
@BigCat6906 The word "unique" would probably fit better (for both, Randy & Zakk).
@@phillipfry9765 DEATH IT IS!☠️💀💀💀💀☠️☠️☠️🥀🥀🥀
You should have her listen to the version with Randy Rhodes playing guitar.
Kudos to Brad Gillis of Night Ranger for continuing the tour and filling in Randy’s massive shoes!!
The only drug found in Randy Rhoads' system after his death was nicotine.
Ikr! Why do people jump to " They were all on drugs"?
Yep completely true, he was also a hater of planes and didn’t want to go up, he would have been terrified
The only drugs they'll find in Ozzy's body will be all of them.
i've read that it was the pilot who had drug leftovers from the previous night
It was the pilot who had cocaine in his system that's why people get it mixed up
Ozzy ... stoned beyond belief ... what a medical wonder ...
Lol!
My recollection of seeing Randy Rhoads last show in Knoxville Tennessee on the Diary of a Madman tour: Enjoy!
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
RONNIE THE DWARF: PLAYED BY JOHN ALLEN:
HUNG DURING GOODBYE TO ROMANCE
HEAD CUT OFF BEFORE LAST SONG: PARANOID
Think of OZZY as a lost little boy in the grocery store looking for his mother! That sums the OZZY walk-a-stage marathon!
Ozzy has such an awesome voice and yes this song is Rock and Roll history :-)
Ya, I really love his voice too, so unique and this song kills every time.
Well he can't sing and is tone deaf, yet his voice is so attractive to listen to, it binds you. Must be because he's British. I just love listening to Black Sabbath, not only due to the extremely good riffs and excellent music but because no one can copy Ozzy, the man is a legend unto himself, high as a kite 24/7, almost completely deaf, batshit insane, has the worst human being on the planet as his Wife, his kids are obnoxious as hell, and I can't help but love Ozzy.
@@livedandletdie if it wasn't for Sharon we would have lost Ozzy before he even made it big, she is a little off the track but she saved his life and career.
@@cindyjensen2185
She's everything to him and I love how they support and help each other
Did you really just introduce her to Crazy Train with Brad Gillis playing guitar??!!! What the hell is wrong with you? Find the real version with Randy for Christ sake.
He still bringing her up right. Way to go dad.
I think it's pretty cool you are experiencing all this great music with your son and daughter. They seem to be pretty chill and into it. Enjoy!
"I wouldn't be like... Yeeeah."
😂😂😂
Congrats for your birthday!
Lol, ya, she sure does have a way of putting things.
props to you dad teaching your kids about music love you guys
Thanks for the comment
I love this song I always play it on my guitar...randy was a god ...react mr crowley :P
Oh good call out, Mr. Crowley, nice one.
Glitch in the Matrix Multi-Media if you react to mr Crowley please react to the live version on the tribute album with randy rhoads
JoeMoe__ yeah man, for me thats the best live album of all time, no doubt
Diary of a Madman
Happy 14th Birthday!
Ozzy, Ozzy, Ozzy!
Brad from “Night Ranger” was no Randy but I admire his efforts to fill a huge void.
Ozzy for all ages!
Definitely , Brad had a hard job to do.
The lol smile you got on your face When the music start flowing... Says it all
4:02 favorite part of the video. How you closed your eyes and were like "yes, this is it, this is home." Hard rock/heavy metal does that to me like no other form of music.
Happy Birthday! May your year be filled with more rock-induced head nodding! haha
Lol
Randy Rhoads is my favorite guitarist and he is what got me into rock and metal and why I play guitar. I wish u did a live version with randy tho.
Randy is My Favorite Guitarist As Well I Totally Agree!!!!
Happy belated birthday to your daughter, I have a suggestion Siagon kick "Freedom" or Steelheart "She's gone" or "I'll never let you go". Hope y'all had a great vacation and have a great day.
Oh nice suggestions, now we're talking, those were way off my radar, thanks for the reminder on those.
Looking at Ozzy's outfit and hair it is very obvious that this was from the 1980's. This look usually shocks people who became fan's in the later years. I actually liked Ozzy with blond hair.
I know you guys have only started your journey on music with your daughter, I myself am 16 a tad older and you've been doing alot of metal and rock and I seen your reactions on the doors and think maybe you should show her this psychedelic punk band it's a bit newer but they're called "the wytches" their song Digsaw,, can everyone kinda like this comment so he can see?
Happy Belated Birthday to your daughter! 🎈🎂
She’s very observant cuz I didn’t even realize Ozzy was walking like a freakin robot on stage. 😁
The pilot/bus driver had cocaine in his system, but Randy and Rachel Youngblood didn't.
Randy only had nicotine in his system, according to the coroner.
Probably would have gotten blocked but I prefer the "Tribute" live video version with Randy playing. Entire Tribute album is amazing. The extended intro on Crazy Train along with Randy's amazing Jackson tone and energy make it tough to match.
Happy belated Birthday! Such a classic tune here, and this show was during a rough part in Ozzy's life and career. Randy Rhoads had only recently passed away and Brad Gillis (Of Night Ranger fame) filled in great on guitar to finish this tour, which had to be super emotional for everyone in the band! Great live version and great reaction! Keep 'em coming!
The Speak of the Devil life album was recorded and released so Ozzy could get out of his contract at the time.
Randy never joined Ozzy until he was 22, the album Blizzard of OZ was released in 80 , Randy Rhoades began playing guitar around age 7 or 8 Mother owned and ran a music school, as Randy got older he began teaching, He and Kevin Dubro formed the first line up of The band Quiet Riot, Then he auditioned for Ozzy sometime around 79,he died at the age of 25 in a plane crash in Florida in 81
I remember back when I was at Great Lakes Naval Training Station in the early 80s. I was 18 years old, just graduated boot camp and was in my A-School. I had just bought a radio shack stereo with some nice speakers. In my barracks building, it was 6am and we were all getting up and getting ready to go to our classes. I put in Ozzy's CD and cranked it up. From dead silence in building to Ozzy at full volume... "ALL ABOARD!!!!" Everyone came running, "holy crap! what was that???"
The best part of these videos is watching her listen to her dad talk and looking like she is in a boring lecture at school. 😆😆😆
5:26 Miss Glitch realizes that "it does look like he is wandering around on stage,in his PJs/some spandex wrestling pants". And seconds later she keeps fighting not to burst out laughing,several times! Shes the most adorable thing,i swear!!🤣😍💞 This is one of the songs from Ozzy i actually love. But man,all the stories about him from his earlier days. Snorting antz and a dozen other stuff. It is no wonder that he has staggered around on stage for a few decades now,looking like he was a combination of petrified,really has to take a dump,and yeah well,at the wrong place at the wrong time (his "dress codes" are allways abit off). He is quite the character this one. One comment that had me cramping up with laughter,was someone saying "No wonder Jack and Kelly behaves the way they do,when you know who theyr father is,and what he probably was influenced on,while making them!". It was soo wrong,it became hysterical for me.
A Happy belated birthday to your daughter! I am curious if you ever happened to catch the clip from Ozzy and his son Jacks show, "Ozzy and Jack's World Detour" where they go to Iron Mountain and listen to the unmixed master tape of Crazy Train from 1980. It's a good glimpse into how deeply Randy's death effected Ozzy then, and even now you can see that pain warring with the good memories.
If you've not, just search for "Longer Version Of Ozzy Talks About Randy Rhoads And Hears Unheard Crazy Train Master Tape" it's probably the best sounding clip from the show floating around.
Saw Ozzy in concert (got lucky to see him, Rob Zombie, and In This Moment on Halloween about a decade ago) and say what you want about his tendencies (walk up to the mic, sing, take mic off and walk to his left, clap hands and sing, walk back and place the mic back on the stand, sing, take mic off stand and walk right, sing, walk back to the stand...rinse and repeat lol )... you're not there to watch Ozzy sing... you're there to HEAR Ozzy sing. Seeing him is just a bonus.
No Randy Rhoads died when the small plane they were boarding caught on fire . The drummer was right behind Rhoads but didn't board the plane yet, he tried to save him (and the pilot) but the flames were too much he couldn't get close so he could only helplessly watch as they both died. He was traumatized from hearing the screams for a long time. That drummer was Tommi Aldridge.
I was a lucky fan that got to see Ozzy multiple times in the Eighties. Even then, I remember thinking he looked like a 90 year old dementia patient shuffling down the street after escaping through an unattended door of the nursing home. Our girl was spot on. His motion never really matched what was coming out of his mouth. :-)
Tommy Aldridge, the drummer came into my shop to get his car worked on,one of my employees saw the Tama stickers on the window of his car and asked him."are you a musician?" and Tommy so non-chalantly replied "Yea kinda" i was so embarassed. I still see him when he's not on tour...what a super nice guy..and one hell of a drummer.
I saw Ozzy two years ago at the Dallas Texas fairgrounds and was very worried about how he would sound after hearing him on his television show. I always have a fear of hearing someone after so many years that I really loved and being disappointed. I can honestly say it was phenomenal and I thoroughly enjoyed it. And I must admit he’s probably in better shape than me because he ran around nonstop! This is my first ever post on here so take it easy on me with the negativity. It’s just my personal opinion. Truly great performance!
ladies and gentlemen! we have an improvement! no default face expression but a small smile! can i get a whoopwhoop in the comments for this memorable moment!? happy bday defaultone ;)
Have your daughter and son react to official videos not live versions. Not sure if there is a reason but not all bands sound their best live and might as well get your kids best impression on when the band sounds at their best.
Studio versions usually have very tough copyright issues, a lot of them get blocked worldwide, plus, my daughter has expressed that she likes the crowds reactions, so kind of two fold.
Happy Birthday! You have to remember that Ozzy had been around a while, he was no kid in this video. Fun fact for you, the bass player is Rudi Sarzo, who played with Randy Rhodes in Quiet Riot.
Happy belated bitrhday to your daughter :) keep up with the good reactions and I hope you get more subs soon cuz you really deserve it :)
No you are wrong about ur info on Randy Rhoads, he began Jammin with Quite riot before he went to Ozzy, in 1979 he was called to audition but didn't want to, he eventually went and got the job in 1980 Blizzard of Oz was released by that time he was 23, 24 years old, on March 1982 he died and was 25 years old. many serious believe if he had stayed with Kevin DuBrow and Quiet Riot he'd still be alive
Salvador Saucedo Rudy Sarzo went with him
Thanks for the notes, I try to get the facts straight, I realized I made it seem he was younger afterwards, I just knew he started out really young, thanks for the facts.
Why didn’t you show her one with....randy rhoads? Weird.
This was a very popular video on YT, good audio, etc., just worked better for this one, but I see your point, but this one workded best for this round.
Priceless! you should react to some early Ozzy- War Pigs would be a good one. Happy belated birthday! 😁👍
Nice suggestion, thanks for the birthday note.
Glitch in the Matrix Multi-Media "War Pigs" live Paris 1970- the most iconic Black Sabath early show. She could see how Ozzy looks and sings when he was young, and suprisingly handsome. This is my fav song and fav show, and i think you both would like it.
When I hear this song I think of social change, and people living as foes, not loving each other as Christ taught us to
My favourite Ozzy song is Perry Mason. The first time I really listened to Ozzy (after GTA and his tv show) I bought his greatest hits and Perry Mason just stood out for me. If you plan on showing either of your kids that song you will need to explain who Perry Mason is, they won't have a clue
I saw Ozzy in concert in Dayton Ohio way back in the late seventies. He put on one hell of a show back in those day. Foreigner was also there one of the greatest concert that I had ever seen.
I saw Ozzy 2 years ago at Cynthia Woods Pavillion in the Woodlands, Tx. Best concert i have ever been to. I luv him.
Ozzy is Ozsome.
I think he's the only singer who can get away with walking the stage like a crying toddler who's just learned how to walk and he's looking for his mother.
The fact that you used live version makes you dad of the year
Ozzy always walked like excited toddler on stage. He is great.
Its has always been a great Ozzy song but the significance behind it after the world lost Randy Rhoads at just 25 years of age. He was only performing for 10 years and he left such a mark that even today alot of guitarists strive for. Randy was a true legend. Happy 14th birthday to your daughter also mate.
You know what I'd love to see? Pics of you in your early days as a high schooler/young adult. I could have been hanging out with you for all we know! LOL!
I enjoy hearing the history and background of a song regardless if it's long winded. Even though I am 55 years old and have been a fan of rock music since grade school [ I started listening to the early Beatles at age 6 and moved on up ] there are times when I still learn something new about a group or a song that I love. . Keep up the good work.
Thanks so much for the comment.
I understand, just by looking at him, you would never think that awesome voice could be coming from him. He is one of the most amazing singers I have ever heard.
Love Ozzy. Was lucky seeing him live in 2018. Amazing experience. 😊
It's interesting how much better you can understand Ozzy when he sings, but when he talks, you can't make out a word most of the time. Not another one like him out there, there might never be.
Cool picture of Iceland in the background. Best regards from an Icelandic viewer 😉
Thanks, my wife and I love Iceland!
This song just isn't the same without Randy or Jake playing the featured guitar, but thanks for sharing 🤘
I have to ask, If you like Metal and have been a fan for a long time...How have your kids not heard this music??? This is the stuff my kids were raised on!!! Of course we also played blues, classical, Broadway plays, even country. My kids are the next gen of Metal lovers.😁 My husband was in band his whole school history. When I met him he had gone to the school of music and was in the Army band. He even played for the President of the US. So music was pivotal. Now, one runs sound and another one runs lights!
So what kind of music does she like-and would you both be interested in switching roles one time, where she’s showing you one of her favorites and you’re reacting/commenting?
It's so dang hilarious seeing her trying to hold in her laughter over Ozzy's awkwardness hahahaha
SHE LIKED IT! Right on! Loving it!
Thanks for the comment
Annie you definitely head banged in the bad wolves Zombie reaction lol. Loved that one. Have watched it several times lol. Hope you guys are safe and healthy.
Ozzy looking like a father at a wedding after a few too many beers.
Great music, I think her comments are valid. I think a lot of out there used to think how does he function. Starting to think in the right direction young lady.
Thanks for the comment
Ozzy is on so much Angel dust in this video , he is a legend. RIP Rhodes
😂. He’s walking around funny on stage because he doesn’t want to get out of breath and make is vocals suffer for its. I don’t care who you are , you cannot sing and jump around at the same time ( that’s just called miming ) . He like to give the audience the best he can give. That’s why when the guitar solo came up , he went crazy .
Im pretty sure Rhodes was 100% sober when he was flying that plane the day he died. On the last pass the wheels of the plane clipped the ac unit on top of the bus and the ppane went nose first into the ground.
'Cause that's what sober people do.
I grew up in the 80s, and my slow journey into rock/metal was pretty much: Def Leppard, Bon Jovi, Twisted Sister, then Ozzy, then Metallica, then Slayer. Then I was hooked.
Actually, Bob Daisely and Randy Rhodes wrote the lyrics, after playing the music part, and hearing Ozzy hum they he thought the words should sound. They used that to write the lyrics. This is according to what I read. Also, Ozzy didn't write much of the songs that he sings, except a couple or few, one being "Goodbye to Romance", which is about not being in Black Sabbath, anymore. Bob Daisely is the one who wrote most of his lyrics for his solo career, back in the day.
Stoneface is trying so hard to not smile. I see why, now.
She should check out the lyrics to it. Also, if she likes this, she might "Thank God For The Bomb". Don't judge it, by the title. A song that is great for chill cruising is "Shot in the Dark".
SUCCESS!!! I'm glad that out of everybody y'all listen to, she likes Ozzy.
I saw Ozzy with Randy Rhodes. Probably a few years before this performance. Ozzy is animated here. When I saw him he spent most of the time at the mic stand. Would take the mic out, take a few steps then put it back. I called it his lithium shuffle.
She had a few " McKayla is not impressed " moments so I was somewhat surprised she liked it but, happy she did. Happy Birthday!
Lol, thanks
14 year old reacts now I suppose a happy birthday is in order. 👍
Ozzy turns into a fan while not singing on stage, he cheers on his band members when they’re shredding🤘🏽
Burning Witches - Wings Of Steel
They're an all-female power metal group, the song features new singer Laura Goldemund.
He’s walking like that because he just did a five gallon bucket of blow , and god knows what else . 🤣Why play Gillis and not Rhodes? The legend Tommy Aldridge on the drums .
Don't worry about her not liking much of what you're showing her, she's still really young and you're kind of educating her; you even give her some context about the songs. She'll appreciate more this music and the more modern rock from current bands in a few years, probably after college and especially after she turns 30, when nostalgia kicks in.
Now i like this song very much, because of the background story you told about the song. TY
The reason why Ozzy moves like that is, someone operates him remotely because he's under influence ;-)
8:15 trying to figure out another way to say Ozzy was always high as hell
Interesting to see the parallel's between You and your Daughter, I and my son. Lol He mostly likes Rap, however, like your Daughter is very intelligent and recognizes talent when He see's it. He likes Ozzy and various other artist from my era. Nice channel you two have here, I will be stopping by from time to time to check Ya's out.
I seen ozzy at Oz Fest in 98 and he needed knee pads because whenever he jumped in the air he almost fell and caught himself by landing on his knees !! Awesome concert
You should show her a clip from the Osbournes where Ozzy is going on a rant about the dogs pooping in the house. lol
In the official music video, he has Zac Wild playing Randy’s part. Also they show images of Rhodes, some with Ozzy and him together, the song takes on a different meaning.
My favorite album for me will always be "No More Tears." One of those albums that I can listen over and over again. Something about the quality of each song just takes me to a 'comfort' state of mind. Love it.
I saw him with Motley Crue live, and he was GREAT! and guess what? That's exactly how he is on stage except when I saw him he was barefoot. he stood flat footed and belted out his songs perfectly. Jake E Lee was the guitarist, Amazing show.
Annie was right. Even 35 years ago, Ozzie shuffled around like he was 70.
Hey, Happy Birthday to your daughter! She's beautiful. And I like she's kind of cool, not dragged by emotions :-))
And keep doing some metal stuff, preferably classic metal bands from 80s like AC/DC, Iron Maiden, Helloween, etc.
The part where you mention about when Ozzy speaks and he’s almost mumbling, but when he’s on stage he kills it, I saw him 2 years ago (Download Festival 2018) and you always wonder with his age, his health, his lifestyle during his heyday, just how he manages to keep going, but it’s like the moment he gets on stage he becomes Ozzy fkn Osbourne, The Prince Of fkn Darkness! He comes alive as if someone just jolted him with 10,000 volts of electricity.
Really hope he is able to continue his tour this year, the show I have a ticket for has been postponed 2-3 times now due to him suffering from Parkinson’s disease.
Glad to see this song was a success 🤘🏻
14 woot woot! Here's to listening to many more songs that are much older than 14!!!
I'm from Savannah, and I remember my mom telling me a story. Back in the 80's Ozzy was on tour and was coming to Savannah. All of the church's in the city stopped him from coming because he bit the head off of a bat live on stage.
Scombs 654 that sucked, look on the bright side, you have a gorgeous city
Randy got the Ozzy gig when he just turned 23. Was killed in that horrific plane crash at 25. Randy' band prior to Ozzy was Quiet Riot. Randy wrote the music and Bob Daisley (bass player) wrote 95% of the lyrics on Blizzard and Diary albums. Would have been better with the album track or the Tribute live album track. Both of which have Randy.
You should show videos of Ozzy trying to function as a human being hahaha. He is a very interesting character who took every form of drug under the sun for decades. The fact that he's alive is in itself a miracle. So obviously this would make for an fascinating guy, that is often hilarious.
Lol, he is a VERY interesting character for sure!
I remember this concert, it was on MTV (Back when they played music). This is the concert where they hang the midget during Goodbye To Romance
She bobbed her head! thats a win
Lol, yes, that is always a win
He's also walking like a grandpa trying to shuffle his way to the bathroom.
well, these days he does shuffle about the stage
It's a side effect of taking anti-psychotic medication.