What makes him great? , when ozzy sings he sounds as if two people were singing at the same time, because of his resonance, he is a dedicated singer, and a true artist.
I noticed this too. He has this double voice thing going on, it's crazy. Ozzy might not be the greatest singer technically speaking but his voice is one of a kind, a legend!
Ozzy osbourne is one of the most underrated rock singers if not the most. He stays in those higher ranges throughout most of his songs too which requires crazy stamina. You'll also notice he does not use much headvoice or distortion in those upper registers which is also impressive.
@@reneesantiago6496 his vocal abilities are underrated. His songs are amazing but his vocal talents are often overlooked especially on SBS and Sabotage where he was at his peak
His tone that really you cant replicate. You can feel all his pain and emotions in his voice/lyrics. He has such a passion for us fans. Great theatrics and good at finding the right musicians to work with and his longevity. Also do one of these over Joe Elliott of Def Leppard!
@@Delsbo Personally I grew up with more of Ozzy’s solo career than Sabbath, and I discovered Sabbath more recently. (My parents hate Metal so I discovered this music a lot later)
There is and always has been something very compelling, for me, about Ozzy's voice. He is like no other. I love "Ozzie and Jack's.World Detour". OZZY ROCKS!!
Sad that we don't know for sure if Ozzy will be able to tour again, due to his health. Hopefully he will be back to do those pending shows. Fingers crossed. Get Well Ozzy.
Till Lindemann would be great. He may not the most technical singer, but his voice is very unique and it's one of the things that makes Rammstein music stand out and he's also one hell of a frontman.
Ozzy has such a recognizable voice, unique! His writing in Sabbath. The way he presents Bob Daisley's lyrics and melodies in his solo material, delivery. He really hits some highs in Sabbath "Hole In The Sky" and the duet he did with Lita Ford.
Dude is in his 70’s and his voice still sounds good on vinyl. I’m a child of the 80’s and grew up listening to old Van Halen, Crüe, Kiss, Maiden, Ozzy. The list goes on and on... it was a great era in music and am thankful I lived thru it during my teens I think my new favourite vocalist is Aaron Lewis. He could sing the phone book and make it sound awesome
Gotta love Ozzy, he’s one the few artists who I enjoy both in band (black sabbath) and solo. Also, an analysis is someone like Serj Tankians vocals would be quite cool. Great vid as always man.
Another weird Ozzy thing is that he always takes the mic out of the clip and puts it back and takes it out again. Over and over. He is an amazing performer, though; one of the best!
A buddy of mine rented a house from Brad Gillis in California about a decade ago. He told me he's a nice guy along as well as being a talented musician. But most people don't pick up on the subtleties that Ozzy's voice has thrown in there. It's easy to think he's not "doing much", but he's really talented with going to that "edge" without actually going completely over to the point of his voice cracking. One thing is having me wonder: where's Ozzy's preamp EQ's set at and I think I hear a touch of flange or chorus effect along with a really "close" delay and reverb effect. I was wondering: does he have a delay set to repeat by milliseconds after the initial attack? Basically: is it delay (with a fast setting) that gives him that "full" or almost-doubled sound to his voice, or maybe it's compression and I'm way off?.. I know effects and eq's don't add to your sound but actually only embezzle the quality of your voice (I've heard that one many times over the years). I'm mostly a guitar guy and I know very little in adding effects to vocals and possibly vocal effects and eq settings would make an interesting video for a future topic (if you haven't covered that already). Anyway, all I know really about vocals and how they're recorded is a lot of vocal tracks are overly saturated with reverb and delay and you usually can't tell until the vocal tracks are completely isolated from all the rest of the instruments. I'm giving "lead vocalist" a go and instead of just the standard of offering a band a pa system with me on the job, I'm offering my services for any band mates in need of a decent guitar/bass tech or any other luthier services needed.... Now only if I could only get better with my singing and keep on practicing, MAYBE I might land a gig. But if you got pointers for someone with a low voice to sing in a higher registry (only so bands won't need to de-tune for me), I'm all ears for your advice AND if you got tips for sweetening the sound with eq or effects, I'm game too. Sorry about the long read.
Long post lol also I'm not a pro or anything, but I think he uses harmonic singing style cause I've heard acapellas and you still hear the double notes in his voice. It's kinda remarkable to be honest cause he's an average singer, but his tone makes up for it. The studio recordings do have reverb and other effects though, but if you go back to his early performances you definitely hear the harmonics in his voice.
Ozzy is one of the greatest singer of all time. Very interesting vocal parts and you cant really duplicate his metallish dark voice. He has very versatile voice. Just listen to his vocals in Air Dance (from Never Say Die) ❤ sometimes he is little jazzy and bluesy too but very unique and genius vocals. God bless Ozzy Osbourne ❤🤘
My "what made Ozzy great" moment was in the early 80's, coming home from the record store with Blizzard in tow. After getting home and taking the record out of the sleeve and placing it on the turntable not knowing what to expect. Here he is, his first solo effort after going his separate way from a very successful Black Sabbath. I place the needle on the LP, looking at the album cover. The first song: "I don't know". After the first notes of Randy Rhodes ripping out the opening riff, I was sold. That first listen of Blizzard was one that time stood still. I was overwhelmed with the raw power of Randy Rhodes guitar, tastefully intertwined with his classical creativity. Could Ozzy have done it himself? I'm going with no. Geezer Butler was the lyrist with Sabbath and Bob Daisley was filled the shoes with Ozzy's solo career. Much kudos to Brad Gillis in his short stint with Ozzy as he was put in an impossible situation. Not because it was Brad, but because he wasn't Randy. No matter who it was filling in would have been in the situation. Ozzy still reeling from the untimely passing of Randy, Brad gets a phone call by Ozzy's manager, Sharon Arden. Ozzy gets on the phone with Brad to fly him out to NY to audition, and gave him the setlist to learn in roughly 24 hours. I will say, he pulled it off. Did he play the songs and solos exactly like Randy? No, but either did Jake E Lee, Zakk Wylde or Gus G. What Brad did do is what Ozzy wanted him to do. Ozzy made a very successful solo career for himself (with the help on Sharon). My opinion is he should have packed it in years ago. He should have went out flying high (no pun intended) instead of trying to tour with his declining health.
@@kentamplin my roommate in college at Baylor University....her friend took off with the Deep Purple lead singer about age 18. She was reported as "missing "
Hey Ken I think this series is a great idea. I know your still developing this new thread, but for me personally, I'd love to see a little more technical info and demonstrateing on how they achieve their tone so those of us who want to take things away from them can. Anyway love it.
Always brings a smile to my face when I hear Ozzy. Especially fairies with boots on (I'm sming as I wright that). One thing that sticks to my mind is a friend once said to me he always claps his hands out of time. I'm not sure if its places a bias in my psyche but that's what I see when ever he's performing. Just a personal note. I'm a big fan of yours Mr Templin. Your singing course has helped my singing no end and I find your post always inspirational. Especially the one about what makes Ken Tamplin Ken Tamplin. Keep smiling.
I remember when my brother wanted to go see Black sabbath at the California Jam in the early /mid 70s but couldn't go for some reason. So I sat with him in the front yard listening to all the bands. I didn't know any of the bands at the time, I was just a little guy. But I did to see Ozzy at the long beach Arena 89/90? What was great about him was that he sounded just like the album.
The thing with Ozzy is that noone has a tone like him. He has a strange doubled, stereo like tone that is so full and captivating to listen to. Goodbye to Romance and A Shot in the Dark are good examples.
Hey Ken! I'm not suggesting a guy for this series of videos. But there is this guy called Ed Motta, a brazilian complete jazz musician/singer that you should take a look and maybe someday (if you think its relevant) do a vocal analysis of him. I'd love to see you talking about him. Specially because he sings a lot of "i"s and "u"s. Anyway, thanks for all your work man, cheers from Curitiba, Brasil.
He's got kind of a sweet sound in his voice - so identifiable and like you say his band is amazing. I have always loved his songs even though I never really got into heavy metal. Is he considered metal?
Hi Ken.. not sure if this singer is in your wheelhouse but I would love to see Dave Gahan on 'what makes this singer great'. Love your chanel !!! You are so respectful in you opinions and a very knowledgeable vocalist... Keep up the great work !!
Ozzy also like a mix of very hard guitar riffs with lots of flageolets, very happy riffs, melodic, like pop rock, and wild solos When i only started listening to rock, i thought, what a tones of effects on his voice, almost like some clown-robot, but then i got it "oh, it's actually Ozzy's voice" (after Scorpions, my first and favourite band it was very strange)
i really liked this video, please make more of this kind of videos , this could help us to realize what make singers unique so we could use their way of uniqueness. and please please please do it for lead singers of top bands like curt cobain nirvana, john lenon , and ... thanks for your very very very very very very very good channel
Clap your f”ing hands!! Lol! Ozzy is a madman! His voice is so unique and cuts right to the heart of the songs and music! In tandem with a bevy of shredding guitarists dating back to dawn of Heavy Metal with Uncle Tony, Saint Randy, and Zack attack. There is no one who better exemplifies the metal warrior ethos than the Oz Man!! Woohoo!!!
Legend and longevity. Ozzy in namesake alone rivals Elvis. Pioneering Heavy Metal vocal And never compromising through Almost 6 decades 😳 I would say Ozzy and Robert Plant Are the foundation for every vocal that followed in Rock History. Thank you Ken As always Hope you and your loved ones are healthy and safe.
When I was a kid my mom would regularly take a slower route back from the store or just take a couple laps around the block in our town when a song came on the radio and she wanted to hear the whole thing. But the only time my dad ever did this was when Ozzy or Black Sabbath was on the radio. He was always a big fan ❤️
I am pretty sure you're correct Ken. Bob Daisleywrote the lyrics to Crazy Train. That is indeed Rudy Sarzo on bass too. At this point Ozzy had some very off days with his voice. I remember seeing a video of the Randy Rhoads line up and he shakes his head in anger at one point where his voice is cracking on the chorus.
i love your videos like this!! i actually have really grown to like ozzy’s new album. if you get the chance, i think you should look at the songs under the graveyard and scary little green men! again, awesome vid!!
I know you guys in USA don't give credit to Manowar, but mr Tamplin, they have a monster singer. At 65.... Still kicking butt. By the way Tom Jones would be nice too
I saw Ozzy Live a couple of years ago, 2018 before COVID and even back then, and I think he was late 60's or even early 70's and although he didn't walk back and forth much, he just stood there, I guess that was after all his med's were prescribed calming him down, but he was still great at that point. It was a festival in Texas, and Stone Sour, was with him. Zakk Wylde played for him, was with him for the No More Tours 2 tour and it was great. He still hit all those high notes, there wasn't much he didn't do. It was such a great show. Only thing is I'm not a fan of Zak's kilt.
I'm really digging his newer song "Originally Man" I would like your take on Tom Keifer... I'm interested to know what he did wrong to crush his voice early on opposed to now. I think he's better now. I gotta say, your version of Crazy Train ... better!!!
Personally, I would love to see you cover Bruce Dickinson in one of these videos (I love him so much!). His energy in concert is AMAZING. Edit: oh shoot! You already did him! I missed that. Haha, that's funny. I'm going to go watch that now. I've gotta see if you also did freddie mercury because he was my other thought.
If I could sing I would do a cover of this song disguised as the girl from the RING movie. I just see a connection between the two especially his manner on stage in this one
Sorry to keep on the Zakk Wylde rant- I’m a huge dedicated BLACK LABEL SOCIETY fan- check out (Book of Shadows 1-2) from ZW - HARD ROCK TO ACOUSTIC-he is 1 of the Hardest working guys in the music industry!!- Ken -I love your channel- can’t wait 4 the livestream- 👍🎸🎤
I think that alot of people characterize Ozzy as a poor singer because of his many poor live performances that are available on the net. However, if you have ever tried singing one of his songs, particularly Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, you will know how incredibly difficult it can be. The fact that many of his vocals on the first album were completed in one day and one take is amazing. Despite having a less-than-stellar technique, he manages to hit many notes high in the tenor range (like high A's, B's and even a high E on Sabbath Bloody Sabbath).
The name you were looking for is Bob Daisley not Daily. Also there is four instrumentalists in the clip of Crazy Train. You missed Don Airey on keyboards. You can see him to the left when they pan across Tommy Aldridge on the upper level.
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What makes him great? , when ozzy sings he sounds as if two people were singing at the same time, because of his resonance, he is a dedicated singer, and a true artist.
Thank you, Bernardo!
I noticed this too. He has this double voice thing going on, it's crazy. Ozzy might not be the greatest singer technically speaking but his voice is one of a kind, a legend!
It’s called double tracking
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Ozzy speaks: dont understand any words;
Ozzy sings: every word is heard very clearly :D
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I'm English and I can't understand him either when he speaks. He's a true paradox. 🤣
...I said this in the comment section of the last video when I suggested The Ozzman :)
@@SuperDenglish he's just brummie lmao
It's amazing isn't? Love the Oz❤
Ozzy osbourne is one of the most underrated rock singers if not the most. He stays in those higher ranges throughout most of his songs too which requires crazy stamina. You'll also notice he does not use much headvoice or distortion in those upper registers which is also impressive.
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Under rated??? Have you seen the crowds at his concerts? Hes MAJOR rich from his career.
@@reneesantiago6496 his vocal abilities are underrated. His songs are amazing but his vocal talents are often overlooked especially on SBS and Sabotage where he was at his peak
Is he really underrated?? I thought he was seen as the legend that he is 😢
His tone that really you cant replicate. You can feel all his pain and emotions in his voice/lyrics. He has such a passion for us fans. Great theatrics and good at finding the right musicians to work with and his longevity. Also do one of these over Joe Elliott of Def Leppard!
Thanks for weighing in, Charles!
Ozzy was born to be rock star, with that voice on paranoid at only early 20age is mind blowing
Ozzy always had an iconic voice, like you said "when you hear ozzy you know it"
Randy Rhodes is the first guitar player I think of in relation to Ozzy.
Such a tragedy.
@@Delsbo I'm with you, Tony Iommi
@@Delsbo Personally I grew up with more of Ozzy’s solo career than Sabbath, and I discovered Sabbath more recently. (My parents hate Metal so I discovered this music a lot later)
Tony geezer Randy > zak Wylde
How can you not love Ozzy? He's an icon who has had a rough year. Needs subtitles on Mtv but sings crystal clear. Love him.
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My favorite artist 12 years ago my wife walked down the aisle to "here for you" his lyrics always spoke to me since 6 years old. I love ozzy!
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Ozzy Osbourne the original of first heavy metal singers 🤘🤘..
Godbless ozzy
Thank you Ozzy for your great contribution to music and my fascination of Heavy Metal. I hope you live to see and create new music.
I hope so too, Nim!
There is and always has been something very compelling, for me, about Ozzy's voice. He is like no other. I love "Ozzie and Jack's.World Detour". OZZY ROCKS!!
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Agree so much
Ozzy voice has a quality I don’t hear in other singers and he’s a belter with no straining or forcing
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Sad that we don't know for sure if Ozzy will be able to tour again, due to his health. Hopefully he will be back to do those pending shows. Fingers crossed. Get Well Ozzy.
Get well! 🦇
Till Lindemann would be great. He may not the most technical singer, but his voice is very unique and it's one of the things that makes Rammstein music stand out and he's also one hell of a frontman.
Thanks for the suggestion. 👍
Yes!
Till is actually incredible, it takes a lot of skill to project those deep notes so well
@@kentamplin Till is a Barritone
Ken's video's in one word, usually: awesome
this video in one word: Ozzsome
Haha! I see what you did there.
Ozzy has such a recognizable voice, unique! His writing in Sabbath. The way he presents Bob Daisley's lyrics and melodies in his solo material, delivery. He really hits some highs in Sabbath "Hole In The Sky" and the duet he did with Lita Ford.
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@visible to all users I thought Tommy would come up with a riff, ozzy would come up with the the vocal melodies and Geezer wrote the lyrics?
Ozzy did write lyrics too, but Geezer definitely wrote the vast majority.
Ozzys voice is the definition of rock n roll
Rock on! Thanks for the visit!
Ozzy in Sabotage man , incredible
In mid 70's he worked his voice
Even never say die
Its high as fuck .
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Dude is in his 70’s and his voice still sounds good on vinyl. I’m a child of the 80’s and grew up listening to old Van Halen, Crüe, Kiss, Maiden, Ozzy. The list goes on and on... it was a great era in music and am thankful I lived thru it during my teens
I think my new favourite vocalist is Aaron Lewis. He could sing the phone book and make it sound awesome
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Gotta love Ozzy, he’s one the few artists who I enjoy both in band (black sabbath) and solo. Also, an analysis is someone like Serj Tankians vocals would be quite cool. Great vid as always man.
Thanks for the suggestion. 👍
Yes! I believe that Serj was classically trained as an opera singer. Whether, or not, he is an amazing vocalist.
Serj Tankian did a Chris Cornell live tribute cover where you can really hear his unique style of singing.
Another weird Ozzy thing is that he always takes the mic out of the clip and puts it back and takes it out again. Over and over. He is an amazing performer, though; one of the best!
Yeah, that's a little strange. Must be nerves. 🦇
Attention deficit for his own admission.
he puts back his mic so he can clap hahaha
If there's any singer that gives us normal folk hope, it's Ozzy 😂
Thinking of him with his poor health 🙏
Nicely said.
Great reaction video ken!! 🤘🤠👍 Saw Ozzy in 2010 concert in Florida🤘😁🤘 Awesome concert !! Ozzy Rocks!🤘😁👍
Rock on! 🦇
I'd love to see Chris Cornell i the next episode
Thanks for the suggestion. 👍
You could do a series on him, and Buckley.
Same here.
Few suggestions- Chris Cornell, Layne Staley, Eddie Vedder, Myles Kennedy, and Robert Plant.
Thanks for the great suggestions, appolo11bb!
A buddy of mine rented a house from Brad Gillis in California about a decade ago. He told me he's a nice guy along as well as being a talented musician. But most people don't pick up on the subtleties that Ozzy's voice has thrown in there. It's easy to think he's not "doing much", but he's really talented with going to that "edge" without actually going completely over to the point of his voice cracking. One thing is having me wonder: where's Ozzy's preamp EQ's set at and I think I hear a touch of flange or chorus effect along with a really "close" delay and reverb effect. I was wondering: does he have a delay set to repeat by milliseconds after the initial attack? Basically: is it delay (with a fast setting) that gives him that "full" or almost-doubled sound to his voice, or maybe it's compression and I'm way off?.. I know effects and eq's don't add to your sound but actually only embezzle the quality of your voice (I've heard that one many times over the years). I'm mostly a guitar guy and I know very little in adding effects to vocals and possibly vocal effects and eq settings would make an interesting video for a future topic (if you haven't covered that already). Anyway, all I know really about vocals and how they're recorded is a lot of vocal tracks are overly saturated with reverb and delay and you usually can't tell until the vocal tracks are completely isolated from all the rest of the instruments. I'm giving "lead vocalist" a go and instead of just the standard of offering a band a pa system with me on the job, I'm offering my services for any band mates in need of a decent guitar/bass tech or any other luthier services needed.... Now only if I could only get better with my singing and keep on practicing, MAYBE I might land a gig. But if you got pointers for someone with a low voice to sing in a higher registry (only so bands won't need to de-tune for me), I'm all ears for your advice AND if you got tips for sweetening the sound with eq or effects, I'm game too. Sorry about the long read.
Thanks for listening!
Long post lol also I'm not a pro or anything, but I think he uses harmonic singing style cause I've heard acapellas and you still hear the double notes in his voice. It's kinda remarkable to be honest cause he's an average singer, but his tone makes up for it. The studio recordings do have reverb and other effects though, but if you go back to his early performances you definitely hear the harmonics in his voice.
Ozzy is one of the greatest singer of all time. Very interesting vocal parts and you cant really duplicate his metallish dark voice. He has very versatile voice. Just listen to his vocals in Air Dance (from Never Say Die) ❤ sometimes he is little jazzy and bluesy too but very unique and genius vocals. God bless Ozzy Osbourne ❤🤘
No mention of Mr. Rhoads amongst his "great guitar players?!" Oh, Ken. 😐
Thanks for that addition Kevin!
what about tonny iommi :'(
he mentioned him.
What about jake e lee......
Ozzy's voice sounds like it has electronic synthesizer help. It's a strange and cool voice. Unique. Vince Neal also has a unique voice.
My "what made Ozzy great" moment was in the early 80's, coming home from the record store with Blizzard in tow. After getting home and taking the record out of the sleeve and placing it on the turntable not knowing what to expect. Here he is, his first solo effort after going his separate way from a very successful Black Sabbath. I place the needle on the LP, looking at the album cover. The first song: "I don't know". After the first notes of Randy Rhodes ripping out the opening riff, I was sold. That first listen of Blizzard was one that time stood still. I was overwhelmed with the raw power of Randy Rhodes guitar, tastefully intertwined with his classical creativity. Could Ozzy have done it himself? I'm going with no. Geezer Butler was the lyrist with Sabbath and Bob Daisley was filled the shoes with Ozzy's solo career.
Much kudos to Brad Gillis in his short stint with Ozzy as he was put in an impossible situation. Not because it was Brad, but because he wasn't Randy. No matter who it was filling in would have been in the situation. Ozzy still reeling from the untimely passing of Randy, Brad gets a phone call by Ozzy's manager, Sharon Arden. Ozzy gets on the phone with Brad to fly him out to NY to audition, and gave him the setlist to learn in roughly 24 hours. I will say, he pulled it off. Did he play the songs and solos exactly like Randy? No, but either did Jake E Lee, Zakk Wylde or Gus G. What Brad did do is what Ozzy wanted him to do.
Ozzy made a very successful solo career for himself (with the help on Sharon). My opinion is he should have packed it in years ago. He should have went out flying high (no pun intended) instead of trying to tour with his declining health.
Thanks for sharing with us, Scot!
6:33 That's Correct Ken, the keyboard player in that show is current Deep Purple keyboard player Don Airey.
Thank you, Carlos.
@@kentamplin my roommate in college at Baylor University....her friend took off with the Deep Purple lead singer about age 18.
She was reported as "missing "
@@BooBoo-pu1jh I hope she's not missing anymore.
@@kentamplin back in 1980
Some suggestions: Bon Scott, Chris Cornell, Chester Bennington, Matt Shadows, Myles Kennedy
Great suggestions, Vinicius!
Bon !!
LOVE these clips.
Awesome!
Everyone says he is a bad or average singer, no tone change or doesn't stay in key,comparing to dio ect...but his tone is so recognized
Hey Ken I think this series is a great idea.
I know your still developing this new thread, but for me personally, I'd love to see a little more technical info and demonstrateing on how they achieve their tone so those of us who want to take things away from them can.
Anyway love it.
Thanks for the suggestion. 👍
@@kentamplin Thanks. Ken Rocks!
What makes Graham Bonnet great?
Thanks for the suggestion. 👍
Another great video Mr. Tamplin! Oh, and another great t-shirt Mr. Tamplin!
Thanks, John!
You have to give him credit no matter how is health is once he's on stage he's tuned in. Hes also wrote song great lyrics too
I do give him credit. 🦇
Always brings a smile to my face when I hear Ozzy. Especially fairies with boots on (I'm sming as I wright that).
One thing that sticks to my mind is a friend once said to me he always claps his hands out of time. I'm not sure if its places a bias in my psyche but that's what I see when ever he's performing.
Just a personal note. I'm a big fan of yours Mr Templin. Your singing course has helped my singing no end and I find your post always inspirational. Especially the one about what makes Ken Tamplin Ken Tamplin.
Keep smiling.
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Don't the English clap on an off beat? That's supposedly why Bennie and the Jets sounds so great
I love his glasses and he has a wicked sense of humour, lol
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I came up with this Chanel for the Ozzie.and you got a new sub man
I remember when my brother wanted to go see Black sabbath at the California Jam in the early /mid 70s but couldn't go for some reason. So I sat with him in the front yard listening to all the bands. I didn't know any of the bands at the time, I was just a little guy.
But I did to see Ozzy at the long beach Arena 89/90? What was great about him was that he sounded just like the album.
That's awesome, Steve!
The thing with Ozzy is that noone has a tone like him. He has a strange doubled, stereo like tone that is so full and captivating to listen to. Goodbye to Romance and A Shot in the Dark are good examples.
His new song Ordinary Man is simply awesome.
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Ken you are very articulate in your observations!
His voice is great. Ozzy is one of most underrated singers in History.
Listen to some albums like SAVATAGE, SABBATH BLOODY SABBATH, PARANOID.
Rock on, Mater!!
Hey Ken! I'm not suggesting a guy for this series of videos. But there is this guy called Ed Motta, a brazilian complete jazz musician/singer that you should take a look and maybe someday (if you think its relevant) do a vocal analysis of him. I'd love to see you talking about him. Specially because he sings a lot of "i"s and "u"s. Anyway, thanks for all your work man, cheers from Curitiba, Brasil.
Thanks for the suggestion. 👍
Ya very unique when you hear his voice you can identify immediately that it’s Ozzy Osbourne .
Rock on! 🤙
He's got kind of a sweet sound in his voice - so identifiable and like you say his band is amazing. I have always loved his songs even though I never really got into heavy metal. Is he considered metal?
I'd say so.
He is considered to be "The Godfather of Metal" by many people. He is the living embodiment of old school metal.
So, yes he is considered metal. 👍
Hey ken love your vids and Izzy
*ozzy
Awesome!
Elton John. I think it would be cool to see you talk about how his voice has changed through the years, but is still such a good performer.
Thanks for the suggestion. 👍
you can't found someone sounds like him he's singing tone is so unique
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Wow Ken, you respond to nearly every comment with sincerity.. you are national treasure my friend
I try!
5:19 I dig through Oz's pull through right there (to finish)
The way Ken described Ozzy made me laugh😄Because its true LOL !! , We All Love Ozzy🤘🏼🤘🏼
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Really enjoy watching you Ken...Thank you...hope you can do on Myles Kennedy too..
Thanks, Nicky!
I hope you get to Layne Staley on this series. Man in the Box Live at the Moore 1990, Junkhead or Bleed the Freak Glasgow 1993 would be great choices
Thanks for the suggestion, BMC 1982!
Hi Ken.. not sure if this singer is in your wheelhouse but I would love to see Dave Gahan on 'what makes this singer great'. Love your chanel !!! You are so respectful in you opinions and a very knowledgeable vocalist... Keep up the great work !!
Thanks for the suggestion, Jen!
Ozzy also like a mix of very hard guitar riffs with lots of flageolets, very happy riffs, melodic, like pop rock, and wild solos
When i only started listening to rock, i thought, what a tones of effects on his voice, almost like some clown-robot, but then i got it "oh, it's actually Ozzy's voice" (after Scorpions, my first and favourite band it was very strange)
Dokel 👍
Would love to see a video about Mama I'm Coming Home.
Good suggestion!
🎸🥁Manowar please 🙏🥁🎸
Thanks for all your videos, love your insight! 🙏
Thanks for the suggestion!
Have you done Axl Rose?
I have, Paxton! ruclips.net/video/K4C-CJ4hhPs/видео.html
i really liked this video, please make more of this kind of videos , this could help us to realize what make singers unique so we could use their way of uniqueness.
and please please please do it for lead singers of top bands like curt cobain nirvana, john lenon , and ...
thanks for your very very very very very very very good channel
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Awesome series! Could we get Corey Taylor? Or David Draiman?? Both with awesome distortion and cleans
Thanks for the suggestion, Officer Moose!
First Axl Rose and now Ozzy Osbourne, this series is *FIRE* .
And more to come, Ahsan!
Hi Ken! Can you do a video about Jorn Lande? And about John Corabi? And about James Christian? :) Thank you, you're great :D
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Protip for anyone trying to sing like Ozzy: Don't snort ants.
I think that is great general advice for pretty much anyone, ApplachiaMarv!
I named my cats Ozzy and Sharon I think thats all I have to say! :) Great content as always Ken!
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Clap your f”ing hands!! Lol! Ozzy is a madman! His voice is so unique and cuts right to the heart of the songs and music! In tandem with a bevy of shredding guitarists dating back to dawn of Heavy Metal with Uncle Tony, Saint Randy, and Zack attack. There is no one who better exemplifies the metal warrior ethos than the Oz Man!! Woohoo!!!
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Please, would you make a video on James Labrie? What makes him great? Thank you.
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Legend and longevity.
Ozzy in namesake alone rivals
Elvis.
Pioneering Heavy Metal vocal
And never compromising through
Almost 6 decades 😳
I would say Ozzy and Robert Plant
Are the foundation for every vocal that followed in Rock History.
Thank you Ken
As always Hope you and your loved ones are healthy and safe.
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Best rock singer ever
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I love this series Ken
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When I was a kid my mom would regularly take a slower route back from the store or just take a couple laps around the block in our town when a song came on the radio and she wanted to hear the whole thing. But the only time my dad ever did this was when Ozzy or Black Sabbath was on the radio. He was always a big fan ❤️
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I’m so glad u are doing a Ozzy Osbourne review- Can u look into a Zakk Wylde review ? His voice changed during his career!!
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I am pretty sure you're correct Ken. Bob Daisleywrote the lyrics to Crazy Train. That is indeed Rudy Sarzo on bass too. At this point Ozzy had some very off days with his voice. I remember seeing a video of the Randy Rhoads line up and he shakes his head in anger at one point where his voice is cracking on the chorus.
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i love your videos like this!! i actually have really grown to like ozzy’s new album. if you get the chance, i think you should look at the songs under the graveyard and scary little green men! again, awesome vid!!
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Have you done Mike Patton, forgive me if you have and I missed it
How 'bout Mondo Cane?
Edit: live in Chile or album
Thanks for the suggestions, No Comment!
OZZY ROCKS!! Ozzy The BEST!!!! )))))))))))) That's
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I’ve been waiting for a long time for you to analyze Aaron Lewis.
You’re a master!!
Regards from 🇲🇽
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Love Ozzy. From Blizzard to No more tears. Do one about these slingers. Can't separate them. Christine MC Vie.,Lindsey Buckinham and Stevie Nicks
Thanks for the suggestion, Filip!
Robert Plant needs to be next, Great Video ,Ken Keep Safe!
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everything is great about Ozzy Osbourne amen* brother!
Rock on!
Ozzy sounds the exact same live if not better.
I''d like to see another Ozzy video, but more importantly with more of a breakdown of the actual techniques he/they are using while singing.
Thanks for weighing in.
I've always felt that Ozzy was underrated as a vocalist.
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Hes the Prince of Darkness. You cant understand him speak but when he gets up on stage he mesmerizes you.
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I know you guys in USA don't give credit to Manowar, but mr Tamplin, they have a monster singer. At 65.... Still kicking butt. By the way Tom Jones would be nice too
Thank for the suggestions, Filipe!
I saw Ozzy Live a couple of years ago, 2018 before COVID and even back then, and I think he was late 60's or even early 70's and although he didn't walk back and forth much, he just stood there, I guess that was after all his med's were prescribed calming him down, but he was still great at that point. It was a festival in Texas, and Stone Sour, was with him. Zakk Wylde played for him, was with him for the No More Tours 2 tour and it was great. He still hit all those high notes, there wasn't much he didn't do. It was such a great show. Only thing is I'm not a fan of Zak's kilt.
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I think of tattoos when I think of Ozzy like the one on his knuckles.
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I'm really digging his newer song "Originally Man" I would like your take on Tom Keifer... I'm interested to know what he did wrong to crush his voice early on opposed to now. I think he's better now. I gotta say, your version of Crazy Train ... better!!!
Thanks for the suggestion!
Ozzy is the man. He is so good. Love Ozzy.
So do I, Lisa!
Ville Valo please. Amazing vocal range. And his voice is so great.
Thanks for the suggestion, Teemu!
Personally, I would love to see you cover Bruce Dickinson in one of these videos (I love him so much!). His energy in concert is AMAZING.
Edit: oh shoot! You already did him! I missed that. Haha, that's funny. I'm going to go watch that now. I've gotta see if you also did freddie mercury because he was my other thought.
Check this one out, Meghan! ruclips.net/video/EySAtHdI3pA/видео.html
Thanks my teacher I love you so much
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If I could sing I would do a cover of this song disguised as the girl from the RING movie. I just see a connection between the two especially his manner on stage in this one
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Sorry to keep on the Zakk Wylde rant- I’m a huge dedicated BLACK LABEL SOCIETY fan- check out (Book of Shadows 1-2) from ZW - HARD ROCK TO ACOUSTIC-he is 1 of the Hardest working guys in the music industry!!- Ken -I love your channel- can’t wait 4 the livestream- 👍🎸🎤
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I think that alot of people characterize Ozzy as a poor singer because of his many poor live performances that are available on the net. However, if you have ever tried singing one of his songs, particularly Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, you will know how incredibly difficult it can be. The fact that many of his vocals on the first album were completed in one day and one take is amazing. Despite having a less-than-stellar technique, he manages to hit many notes high in the tenor range (like high A's, B's and even a high E on Sabbath Bloody Sabbath).
Thanks for weighing in, The Blackstone Project!
Can you please make a video on Luke Spiller from The Struts :c
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The name you were looking for is Bob Daisley not Daily. Also there is four instrumentalists in the clip of Crazy Train. You missed Don Airey on keyboards. You can see him to the left when they pan across Tommy Aldridge on the upper level.
Thanks for the correction, Jeff!