OZZY died
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I saw him a few times. Most notably with Metallica opening for him. It was the Ultimate Sin tour. And Metallica was on the Master of Puppets tour. Cliff Burton was still alive
At the old Richfield Coliseum.
RIP OZZY
"And they don't really know even what they're talkin' about And I can't imagine what empty heads can achieve." -
I saw him a few times. Most notably with Metallica opening for him. It was the Ultimate Sin tour. And Metallica was on the Master of Puppets tour. Cliff Burton was still alive
At the old Richfield Coliseum.
RIP OZZY
I saw him a few times. Most notably with Metallica opening for him. It was the Ultimate Sin tour. And Metallica was on the Master of Puppets tour. Cliff Burton was still alive
At the old Richfield Coliseum.
RIP OZZY
I have to be honest, I could go the rest of my life without hearing another Ozzy song. Just never did anything for me. That being said, he's still a rock icon.
But man, seeing Metallica on the Masters tour with Cliff Burton? I'm jealous of that one for sure.
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In related news, so there's no confusion, Ozzie Newsome is still very alive and doing well.
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The Pats exit the tunnel to Crazy Train for big games as long as I can remember.
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I saw him a few times. Most notably with Metallica opening for him. It was the Ultimate Sin tour. And Metallica was on the Master of Puppets tour. Cliff Burton was still alive
At the old Richfield Coliseum.
RIP OZZY
I have to be honest, I could go the rest of my life without hearing another Ozzy song. Just never did anything for me. That being said, he's still a rock icon.
But man, seeing Metallica on the Masters tour with Cliff Burton? I'm jealous of that one for sure.
I have to be honest, I could go the rest of my life without hearing another Ozzy song. Just never did anything for me. That being said, he's still a rock icon.
But man, seeing Metallica on the Masters tour with Cliff Burton? I'm jealous of that one for sure.
He died about 6 months later
https://www.metallica.com/tour/1986-04-09-richfield-ohio.html
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I was never a big Sabbath fan, but RIP Ozzy. You made a mark.
As one who has spent 50 years living in Braves country, Chipper Jones always came to bat with Crazy Train playing.
Chipper was a pure baseball player. A "natural".
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I loved Ozzy... Total nut job but funny AF.. Great personality and his controversial stories are funny as hell.. The guy pissed on the Alamo out in full drag.... I think Ozzy had a good eye for talent... (Randy Rhoads,Brad Gillis , Jake Lee and Zakk Wylde) He actually did a gig with Yngwie Malmsteen covering Randy's Ozzy songs and (Yngwie) he fucking nailed it.. Theres a funny story about Michael Schenker (UFO, Scorpions) who was being considered as Randy's replacement and Schenk pretended the phone call shorted out and dissed him... While I never thought Ozzy was a great singing talent he had his own tonality and you knew it was him.. No one sounded quite like him.. (Per Steve Vai).. Ozzy knew what he liked and didn't like and was hilarious to work with in the studio. One of the great Sabbath songs was a ballad called "She's Gone" Ozzy's voice was perfect for it.. The guitar parts and the vocalizing portrayed perfect sadness... I think it was on Technical Ecstasy - My fave sabbath alum for that period.. But for us Metal Heads... We lost our Father so to speak.. Guys like him.. Tony Iommi, Leslie West and Rob Halford carved out the metal niche along with jimmy Page and Led Zeppelin... There will never be another era in music like it... RIP Ozzman!.. You and Sabbath were a huge influence on me...
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so who is going to be #3
Malcolm Jamal Warner (theo huxtable) makes #3.
I grew up on reruns of the Cosby Show. So toss in some WWE and listening to Sabbath on 107.5 during the summer car rides... its been a rough week for childhood memories.
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Well.. It turns out Jazz artist Chuck Mangione passed away today.. theres your 3rd...
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First Malcolm Jamal Warner, then Ozzy Osbourne, now Hulk Hogan! Really awful week in deaths! RIP!
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Can't say Ozzy was ever my strong cup of tea, but I always admire true 1 of 1 people who I've shared this planet with. Whether it's someone like David Bowie, Prince, or now Ozzy it's pretty fucking cool to be able to have lived a life completely on your own terms and against the norms of society and still be successful.
Truly never going to be another one like Ozzy- time for a little crazy train.
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First Malcolm Jamal Warner, then Ozzy Osbourne, now Hulk Hogan! Really awful week in deaths! RIP!
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