I just absolutely love this Ozzy performance of "Perry Mason" at Ozzfest 1996. That rhythm section is just insane. An amazing performance. This is the full version, without the choppy editing.

u/IllustratorOk5265 — 18 days ago

On September 9, 2022, Ozzy released his last album, Patient Number 9. The album got 4 Grammy nominations and won two of them. How do you feel about that album?

u/IllustratorOk5265 — 1 month ago

Which Ozzy / OG Black Sabbath or duet song has the best melody for you?

Not in the sense that it needs to be unusual or intricate, but something that's instantly memorable and impossible to shake off.

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u/IllustratorOk5265 — 1 month ago

Ozzy and Zakk, 1988. Ozzy's T-shirt features a magazine cover about Jimmy Swaggart's sex scandal, the same preacher who'd condemned Ozzy for every sin imaginable. "Miracle Man" was aimed straight at his hypocrisy.

u/IllustratorOk5265 — 2 months ago

Upcoming Ozzy Biopic: New Details and a Promise to "Give the Fans What They Want"

Ozzy Osbourne's biopic is rocking and rolling toward production.

His son Jack Osbourne—who is working with mom Sharon Osbourne and sister Aimée Osbourne to produce the film—shared the movie's latest updates, including how close they are to securing a lead actor to play his father.

"Script, done. We're currently going out to directors. It's gung ho," Jack told E! News’ Will Marfuggi in an exclusive interview, adding in regards to having a star in mind to play Ozzy, "We do."

"I'm not allowed to say, but conversations have been had," Jack revealed. "If it all works out, it's gonna be awesome."

And with those developments underway, the 40-year-old is optimistic about how soon they can begin shooting.

As Jack put it, "In a perfect world we'd like to be shooting spring, summer of next year."

When comparing their biopic to fan favorites, Jack explained, "It's more Walk the Line than it is Bohemian Rhapsody or Michael."

Jack explained, “I have this mantra, and I always say it, when in meetings with my mom or doing anything with the family business. It’s, ‘give the fans what they want.’ That’s our people, that’s who we’re catering for, that’s what my dad wrote music for, that’s what he toured for, it’s why we did the shows we did. It’s been a big theme.

“Because we’re doing the Ozzy movie with Sony, and I’m always saying in the meetings, ‘We’ve got to give the fans what they want. We can’t make this artsy, esoteric biopic,'” he added. “No, we’re not doing that—for many reasons—but it’s not what the fans want.”

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u/IllustratorOk5265 — 2 months ago

Today the world lost not only a musical icon, but one of the kindest souls to ever grace this earth. Rest easy, Dolly 💔 And let's take a moment to revisit that tender little message she recorded for Ozzy's farewell show.

u/IllustratorOk5265 — 2 months ago