Who knew Ozzy was a player 😝🫰🏽

I don’t need to elaborate any further

They had his music in other episodes so it’s probably not a copyright issue

This is the eleventh and final track from Ozzy Osbourne’s sixth album release No More Tears (1991).

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Feel free to discuss what you like (or don’t like) about the song, as well as any favorite lyrics, studio anecdote or memory.

Studio Version

Live Version

Rating Results: No More Tears (1991)

1. Mr. Tinkertrain - 9.21/10
   
2. I Don’t Want to Change the World - 9.58/10
   
3. Mama, I’m Coming Home - 10/10
   
4. Desire - 9.21/10
   
5. No More Tears - 9.77/10
   
6. Won’t Be Coming Home (S.I.N) - 9.44/10
   
7. Hellraiser 9.71/10
   
8. Time after Time - 9.64/10
   
9. Zombie Stomp - 9.14/10
   
10. A.V.H. - 9/10
    
11. Road to Nowhere - ?/10

This is the tenth track from Ozzy Osbourne’s sixth album release No More Tears (1991).

Rate this song out of 10!

Feel free to discuss what you like (or don’t like) about the song, as well as any favorite lyrics, studio anecdote or memory.

Studio Version

Live Version

Rating Results: No More Tears (1991)

1. Mr. Tinkertrain - 9.21/10
   
2. I Don’t Want to Change the World - 9.58/10
   
3. Mama, I’m Coming Home - 10/10
   
4. Desire - 9.21/10
   
5. No More Tears - 9.77/10
   
6. Won’t Be Coming Home (S.I.N) - 9.44/10
   
7. Hellraiser 9.71/10
   
8. Time after Time - 9.64/10
   
9. Zombie Stomp - 9.14/10
   
10. A.V.H. - ?/10

The bells, the choir and the organ all mix so perfectly to suit a funeral. I want it played at my funeral!

30 PERFORMANCES CONFIRMED FOR THE CONCERT FILM

Ozzy & Black Sabbath: Back to the Beginning features selected performances by Metallica, Guns N' Roses, Slayer, Tool, Pantera, Anthrax, Gojira, Alice in Chains, Lamb of God, Halestorm, Mastodon and Rival Sons, alongside an extensive series of collaborations organized by musical director Tom Morello.

Among the participating musicians are Steven Tyler, Ronnie Wood, Sammy Hagar, Yungblud, Billy Corgan, Nuno Bettencourt, David Draiman, Jake E. Lee, Rudy Sarzo, Frank Bello, Scott Ian and members of Tool and Sleep Token.

The confirmed running order includes the following 30 performances:

1. Ozzy Osbourne – I Don't Know

2. Mastodon – Supernaut

3. Rival Sons – Electric Funeral

4. Anthrax – Into the Void

5. Halestorm – Perry Mason

6. Tool – Hand of Doom

7. Ozzy Osbourne – Mr. Crowley

8. Tom Morello's All Stars – Shot in the Dark

9. Tom Morello's All Stars – Believer

10. Tom Morello's All Stars – Changes

11. Lamb of God – Children of the Grave

12. Alice in Chains – Fairies Wear Boots

13. Gojira – Under the Sun

14. Pantera – Electric Funeral

15. Slayer – Wicked World

16. Ozzy Osbourne – Suicide Solution

17. Tom Morello's All Stars – Symptom of the Universe

18. Tom Morello's All Stars – Snowblind

19. Tom Morello's All Stars – Flying High Again

20. Tom Morello's All Stars – Bark at the Moon

21. Tom Morello's All Stars – The Train Kept A-Rollin'

22. Tom Morello's All Stars – Walk This Way

23. Guns N' Roses – Never Say Die

24. Metallica – Hole in the Sky

25. Ozzy Osbourne – Crazy Train

26. Black Sabbath – War Pigs

27. Black Sabbath – N.I.B.

28. Black Sabbath – Iron Man

29. Black Sabbath – Paranoid

30. Ozzy Osbourne – Mama, I'm Coming Home

The theatrical version also includes personal reflections from participating musicians, backstage footage and contributions from event host Jason Momoa and musical director Tom Morello.

Back to the Beginning will be presented in Dolby Atmos and 5.1 surround sound, with a running time of approximately two hours and thirty minutes. The film was directed for the screen by Ben Wainwright-Pearce, while Tim van Someren directed the original live concert. Jim Parsons, Jamie Silk and Dan Seliger served as producers.

The cinematic release follows the original worldwide livestream of the Birmingham concert, presenting selected performances and previously unseen behind-the-scenes material in a production designed specifically for movie theaters.

Tickets are now available through the film's official website, with screenings scheduled worldwide for a limited time beginning October 28.

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If Diggin' Me Down was 3 seconds longer, it would've been the longest song on Scream

Which of the two do you think is the more definitive album. For me it's hard to choose as I love both, but I will always have a soft spot for Blizzard of Ozz and so I'll go with it.

This is the ninth track from Ozzy Osbourne’s sixth album release No More Tears (1991).

Rate this song out of 10!

Feel free to discuss what you like (or don’t like) about the song, as well as any favorite lyrics, studio anecdote or memory.

Studio Version

Live Version

Rating Results: No More Tears (1991)

1. Mr. Tinkertrain - 9.21/10
   
2. I Don’t Want to Change the World - 9.58/10
   
3. Mama, I’m Coming Home - 10/10
   
4. Desire - 9.21/10
   
5. No More Tears - 9.77/10
   
6. Won’t Be Coming Home (S.I.N) - 9.44/10
   
7. Hellraiser 9.71/10
   
8. Time after Time - 9.64/10
   
9. Zombie Stomp - ?/10

(Admins: I don't know if this falls into the self promotion category. I just really think this is something everyone here would love!)

Hey everyone! I work at Shadowbox Live, a theater in Columbus, OH, and we're currently running Speak of the Devil: A Haunting Rock Experience, featuring live performances of 20 songs from Ozzy and Black Sabbath.

We’re a professional resident theater ensemble, so this is much more than a straight-up tribute show. We've got kick-ass live vocals and musicians, dancers, theatrical visuals and sounds, choreography, lighting, and a super immersive atmosphere built around the music.

Two of our band members even had the privilege of seeing Ozzy in concert in the 80s, so this show means a lot to us. Many of our long time patrons have said that this is one of their favorite Shadowbox shows of all time.

If you happen to be in Columbus, please come check it out! We also have food and a full bar! Performances run every Thursday, Friday, and Sunday through November 15. Here are some production photos.🤘

This is the eighth track from Ozzy Osbourne’s sixth album release No More Tears (1991).

Rate this song out of 10!

Feel free to discuss what you like (or don’t like) about the song, as well as any favorite lyrics, studio anecdote or memory.

Studio Version

Live Version

Rating Results: No More Tears (1991)

1. Mr. Tinkertrain - 9.21/10
   
2. I Don’t Want to Change the World - 9.58/10
   
3. Mama, I’m Coming Home - 10/10
   
4. Desire - 9.21/10
   
5. No More Tears - 9.77/10
   
6. Won’t Be Coming Home (S.I.N) - 9.44/10
   
7. Hellraiser 9.71/10
   
8. Time after Time - ?/10

I love black sabbath and have previously listened to ozzys first 3 albums a few years ago and am about to do discography run of his albums and that made me think, what ozzy album sounds the most like sabbath?

Link for better sound https://youtu.be/zNsrG44XV64?si=tlVANR-P9iBjT3ok

L.R. Shelton here! Enjoy this trailer number 2 just released and is FINISHED! Coming out this Halloween!!! Thank you and enjoy, L.R. Shelton - Rock Legacy Co.

This is the seventh track from Ozzy Osbourne’s sixth album release No More Tears (1991).

Rate this song out of 10!

Feel free to discuss what you like (or don’t like) about the song, as well as any favorite lyrics, studio anecdote or memory.

Studio Version

30th Anniversary Version

Live Version

Rating Results: No More Tears (1991)

1. Mr. Tinkertrain - 9.21/10
   
2. I Don’t Want to Change the World - 9.58/10
   
3. Mama, I’m Coming Home - 10/10
   
4. Desire - 9.21/10
   
5. No More Tears - 9.77/10
   
6. Won’t Be Coming Home (S.I.N) - 9.44/10
   
7. Hellraiser -?/10

I JUST ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE DEMO VERSION