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Edited July 22, 2025Jul 22 by Mag6240

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A legend for sure. Black Sabbath paranoid changed my world. My parents listened to Elvis. That was the kind of music I was exposed to.

I took the album from my grandmothers house after my aunt moved out and left it. I was blown away !

Mr Crowley was one of my faves by the Oz. 👍

Knew he was getting close sometime ago....unlike Biden, I wish Ozzie rests in Peace and felt no pain.

Last concern "Back to the Beginning" in May 2025 with the original Black Sabbath lineup. All are in their 70's

Damn!

RIP

RIP

RIP

RIP A TRUE ROCKER

1 hour ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Wow...wild memories. My girlfriend at the time used to hate this cassette when I cranked it up in my 68 Camaro. 😂

But she absolutely loved Goodbye to Romance. We would have a couple beers and then I would put that track on and I'd pull down a deserted road we used to party on and bang our brains out. Man, actually bringing a tear to my eye thinking back to those days. She was smokin hot.... didn't hesitate one second going down on that clean snatch 😜 she kept that baby pristine. 👍 Kind of regret letting that one get away.

5 hours ago, Cold War said:

A dead poets club...3 of the most recognizable voices in rock history...And the young virtuoso world class guitarist whose life was cut waaaay to short...

15 hours ago, Cold War said:

A legend for sure. Black Sabbath paranoid changed my world. My parents listened to Elvis. That was the kind of music I was exposed to.

I took the album from my grandmothers house after my aunt moved out and left it. I was blown away !

I was a huge sabbath fan in high school, as a solo he didnt do it for me

37 minutes ago, steve from amherst said:

I was a huge sabbath fan in high school, as a solo he didnt do it for me

I still have all my Black Sabbath vinyl. My aunt and uncle were into Sabbbath they are about 8 years older and turned me on to them. One of my most favorite bands even with Ronnie James Dio.

Then Ozzy came out with his solo albums. My mother freaked out when she saw him with the cross. Loved them all. Very popular in 1982. I still remember being in study hall with someone with a boom box playing crazy train.

Im surprised he lived this long. Hes been through some rough times.

RIP John OZZY Osbourne.

have all of it on vinyl. my bro gave me a cassette with the first album on it when i was 10 , 1976. i wouldn't give it back. solo stuff was good too , but is one of those that is so overplayed from back then i don't listen to it now. in high school we did sand casting in shop class, i made a brass belt buckle that said ozzy diagonally on it. polished it and it was a hit . i'm trying to find it. my mom passed and it may be in her house somewhere. but yes, thank you Ozzy for the soundtrack of my youth. i want to expose the grandkids to it but it's harder now if that makes sense. back in the day we just handed off a copy "here check this out" . and they would sit back in their living room on saturday night and give it a listen. sabbath's first album like that will get ya. now what do i do, send them a download? plus they will listen on their phone with shit quality and tons of noise around. no stereo separation . so it would get half a second of listening , then back to imagine dragons.

Perhaps the best rock album ever.

You're more of a Gay City Rollers fan.

See.....the dangers of drugs are overrated. I will be thrilled if I live to 76 my list is extremely short. No ragrets ! 😂

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RIP...

Respect because not only was he a performer but wrote/cowrote many of his songs.

Took me awhile to find a copy of this back then. I still got it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Live_at_Last_(Black_Sabbath_album)

2 of my favorites

I remember buying this when it came out and was with my mom, was maybe 15 at the time and the cash lady kept giving my mom dirty looks like you gonna let him buy that.

Lol.

21 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

I remember buying this when it came out and was with my mom, was maybe 15 at the time and the cash lady kept giving my mom dirty looks like you gonna let him buy that.

Lol.

It was a huge issue at our house when my brother bought that album. My parents were going to throw it in trash. 😆

A family tried to sue Ozzy after their son committed suicide while allegedly listening to suicide solution.

7 minutes ago, Cold War said:

It was a huge issue at our house when my brother bought that album. My parents were going to throw it in trash. 😆

A family tried to sue Ozzy after their son committed suicide while allegedly listening to suicide solution.

Its easier to blame a song than themselves.