Ozzy Osbourne - Tonight Outro Solo | Randy Rhoads No Fade Out
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- Опубліковано 19 бер 2024
- This is the full Tonight solo that you normally can't hear because the track ends and fades out, I audio compressed and volume raised as well as equalized this track to give you the best listening experience as possible. Enjoy my friends God bless you all 🙏🤍
#randyrhoads #ozzyosbourne #tonight - Ігри
Full Uncut Master Tape Version here: ua-cam.com/video/WjzVXGDJVoA/v-deo.htmlsi=SimHeuLYHUaQfhy8
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If it wasn’t for those first two Ozzy albums I don’t think I would be playing guitar today.
Me neither brother God bless you 🙏
I suck at guitar but same here. Randy and Yngwie were my inspirations. I may suck, but I love to play. It's therapeutic! 🤘
Astounding!!!!!❤
I no I wouldn't,, still can't play like him. 😮
This is one of the meanest solos ever put down.
This solo is what made Eddie mention him.
This solo is like glimpsing into Randy’s soul. I’ve heard it a million times and hope I can listen to it another million times.
One of the true goats of electric guitar.
RIP Randy Rhoads.
Amen brother God bless you 🙏🤍
No, he was no goat. That’s a buzzword.
He was a guy blessed with musical ears and brain. DNA from his parents. And physical speed and dexterity ( like EVH).
And born into a musical school that his Mom created. How many of us practiced after school, but didn’t really know what to practice??
And then encouraged to practice and play music, instead of told “ stop playing, I have to get up for work in the morning!”
Randy was no goat, he was a gold medal athlete on the guitar, encouraged to do his thing.
@@JohnDoe-jc3cl Pedantic...Randy is a GOAT....
The proof that RR playing is TIMELESS is facts!!
I’m 57 …was there with and after RR w/ Ozzy…my friends and I most Party nights back then would sing this all drunken and shit every time we’d get together it seemed…the EVH RR WAR ROOM TALKS were always in the way…
mostly talking over the solo…this just came on Pandora and the memories flooded in …the friends that have exited this rock…the ones still here…listening to this incredible solo….incredible….put it in my todays forefront.😕
Pure talent. Pure emotion. Randy put a lot of feeling into his playing. And he had the coolest style imo. A couple reasons he's been my favorite since '81...
The fade out to me is symbolic of god calling him on home and him playing as he beams on up
Love that
Greatest outro solo IMO
This solo has been a favorite of mine for 40 years. I had just barely started playing guitar myself when he died, and this music was like magic to me. I would crank it up into the headphones, straining to hear what else he played in the fade. It's one of those things that should go on forever and ever.
Randy had a lot of fantastic, memorable solos, but for some reason this one will always be my favorite.
I was fortunate enough to see Randy play live. March 17th 1982 in the Omni in Atlanta. I was 15 years old, would turn 16 in June. Back then we had no internet no social media. I would play those two albums over and over again. I started playing guitar when I was 11, but those two album's changed the way I played. When this solo started fading out at the end of the song, I would just crank my stereo as loud as it would go! God bless Randy
You're one of the lucky ones, and at such a cool age to remember it all. Randy was at his prime in 82' so that had to be the greatest rock concert ever! Thanks for watching and God bless Randy 🙏
Sure isn’t Ozzy who was ever a genius
Randy made Ozzy a solo star
This is incredible! Always felt short changed listening to this outtro for years. Randy was so caught up in the vibe of an intensely creative moment. His tone and note bending is mind boggling. Thanks for posting this!!
Best song of diary of a madman album (İn my opinion) such a masterpiece its one of the best classically influnced song. Died too young i cant imagine what he could have done İf he was still alive. R.I.P fly high king. ⚫️⚪️🪽
Every time I hear him play, the experience is always bitter sweet.
I was such a huge randy rhoads fan in the 90's. the first album I got that had him on it was the tribute album where in the booklet, Ozzy said something to the effect of these being "the only recordings...". I interpreted that as "these are the only songs I recorded with Randy". so, all I ever listened to was tribute and blizzard of Oz. I think it was around 1993 i saw in guitar for the practicing musician that Over the Mountain was transcribed. I was like "wtf is this? this is impossible. there are no other recordings...". I saw Randy in the credits and saw it was from another album I had no idea had existed. it was nuts seeing the music and not knowing what it sounded like, going home and trying to play it to figure out what it would sound like (my sight reading was pretty bad back then). there was no internet... or at least no way of hearing this stuff without buying it. when I finally bought Diary of a Madman, it was just completely nuts. Randy had evolved so much from Blizzard. it's a lot like thinking metallica only had Kill'em all, then discovering Ride the Lightning or master of puppets (especially since that was cliff's last album and knowing it was over after that). ... and like you said, it was amazing but bitter sweet knowing that this was truly the end of material from randy. diary of a madman completely blew me away. I played it nonstop on the community ghetto blaster at my job. people were like "dude, can we play something different?". they just had no idea the significance of finding out about that album lol
@@Mechashiva76 Wow, that's crazy. Must've been a nice surprise to learn you had a whole album of RR music you hadn't heard yet. I went many years without knowing RR was a member of Quiet Riot and that he was the co-founder. Always loved the sound of RR's guitar.
As a 60 year old guitarist I wore this album and Blizzard out. I would gradually crank up my record player as loud as it would go to hear this lead as it was fading out, cool to hear it cranked up without me having too. I loved everything he did and this solo was so cool and raw, I know it was said long ago about some of the solos on that album were just outtakes and this might have been one but either way I am glad it made it on because it was full of glorious moments, cool tone and raw aggression and attitude.
Man out of all of ozzys great songs my absolute favorite
Man, you can really tell on this particular solo, the massive influence Mick Ronson had on Randy. If you've never done it before, listen to this solo, and then listen to Ronson's solo on David Bowie's "Moonage Daydream", and you'll see what I mean. Randy was a more accomplished guitarist than Mick Ronson technically speaking, but the way Ronson bent his strings deeply affected RR. Randy was so infatuated with Ronson, he wouldn't discuss auditioning for Ozzy till Dana Strum agreed to listen to the tape of Mick that he gave him.🤣Dana doesn't get near enough credit for all he did getting Ozzy & Randy together.☮️
I never knew this existed.
I'd always heard about it like some sort of holy grail.
Thank you.
So beautiful
I really miss you Randy Rhoads,so shy,so talented and so handsome. R.I.P. Randy Rhoads gone way too soon but never forgotten.😢
It's like hearing Randy playing from heaven ❤️
Couldn't agree more! God bless you 🙏
Randy Rhoads. Everyone that loves great guitar rock n roll knows who he is. 🤘☮
STILL my favorite guitarist! 🤘
He will always be my favorite too! 🎸🤘
The real Randy fans and guitarist know about this, I remember some of the metal kids asking me about my favorite solo by Randy and they didnt really know about this song
Randy had soul.
Randy had feeling like Gilmour and Stevie Ray are two I can think of right away.
This outtro was always one of my favorites and Randy is why I wanted to play guitar at 11 years old when this came out.
That magic window where the music you are exposed to defines your taste.
Diary sure had impact, it's a work of art, just press play no skips.
Brilliant, always comes back to the main theme of the solo
On à perdu , un très grand guitariste . Le plus virtuose de toute une génération . C'est un drame , et surtout un manque pour nous. . Merci Randy Roads
GORGEOUS 😮😮
This is one of my favorite Randy solos ! I feel it showcases how far he would have gone . Melodic but mean ! 🎶❤️🔥
Since I've heard that first album I have always been floored by his sound which has never been duplicated ever really miss him
My favorite guitarist of all time, playing my favorite Ozzy song of all-time...
There is a divinity magic in this outro
Amen my friend God bless you 🙏
He knew somehow. Time was short. You can hear it here. Try playing it. It will rip your heart out...
Absolutely! It's a beautiful and fun solo to play God bless you 🙏
I love all guitar players from the past and present. Randy is special.
Awesome cheers.
One of my two favorite solos. This and “One Foot out the Door” by EVH.
A master of his craft. Taken all to soon😢
Yeah, I used to turn this song up at the end! 'Cause Randy just kept going!
My goodness I won a lot of happiness in Starwood and Randy Rhodes rocks and I am so amazingly proud of him talking with the guy is pretty firm music connect to the person looking cool Lorrie
Thank you for posting, and even though it played out to the end it still ends in the same place, I was hoping to hear the part that got cut out. From what I've read, Max Norman said he played on for another minute, or two while he was in the zone. That's the part I want the Osbourne camp to release! 🤨
I've just finished editing the final master tape version with extra audio of Rhoads soloing more until the song ends. Will be uploaded soon my friend 🙏
@@cardo_theonly Fantastic!!! I'll be keeping my eyes open for that. That's the part I've been slo roasting over for the last 40 plus years.
Randy is my go to guy for my dose of Neo Classical feel good jams.
There's A LOT of players that do the Neo classical thing from that era, but for my money Randy had the perfect mixture of metal and Neo, and made it beautiful. LOVE that guy.
I will subscribe right now, and keep my eyes open. 🙏
Haunting.
Randy sorely missed for sure
Randy’s finest moment
Clean and concise
Bad ass guitar player
Thx for doing this!!
❤ love this
Nice!
Timeless.
Priceless.
Brilliant.
This Randy's solo very much resembles to some solo playing of Hendrix; he plays like guitar is his girl and he is showing his love to her.
Freaking AWSOME. Thanks Jodie. HAPPY EASTER TO YOU AND MICHAELE and FAMILY
Who's Jodie? And who's Michaele??💀💀
Dimebag took this and ran all the way. Two legends
god i love this man!
Randy ❤
OMG TY!!!!!!!
Tony Iommi influenced me to play guitar. But Randy Rhoads seal the deal for me. 🎸
🤘🏻 🌟 🤘
To bad there no studio footage of him !
IM GUNNA PIC UP MY 61 GIBSON CLASSICAL TONIGHT
Please Sharon Osborne release any footage of Randy Rhoades!!!!
Why the fuck did they fade this?
😮🙁🤘👆
I wish someone could do a guitar transcript/tab of this! Anyone know of a descent one out there?
Songsterr app has a decent one, but some parts are incorrect and inconsistent so you can just learn the rest of it by ear
The uploader is right about “songsterr” being a good place to start. From there search “Tonight Ozzy Guitar Lesson”. Usually, the best way to get the most accurate guitar transcriptions you have to ferret through at least 2 or 3 sources, sometimes more.
Sometimes it’s not the guitar teachers that get it right, but guitar players uploading their covers of the song.
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Ask Mike from the art of guitar. He'll do it justice
Mike Gross has a cool guitar lesson on it.
why would they even fade this? LP time constraints? If I was producing this I'd get rid of a verse to keep the solo.
This is nothing new it’s still fading out just at a higher volume. It’s the album version
Check the Master Tape version on my channel
Randy is the reason I picked up guitar.
The second biggest tragedy to losing him is the shit production of the only 2 studio albums we have of him outside of QR. Diary is slightly better sounding but still they sound like demos for the most part. The drums sound cheap and whoever signed off on recording/mixing the guitars with those ambient mics so present should have their pubic plucked out one by one.
I love both the Ozzy albums Randy played on, but I specifically love them for Randy alone. I'll agree with you as the recordings of the other instruments do sound kinda crappy and cheaply produced. Poor mixing overall in my honest opinion. But regardless Randy shines past all that capturing something magical with his medieval European sounding style that complimented Osbourne very well.
I never looked at it in such detail. I do hear the ambient mics or room mics yore referring to? I couldn’t imagine it sounding much better because lots of music from that point and prior wasn’t produced and polished like it was in the 90’s and beyond. But I’m no studio engineer or recording expert.
The more I listen to it the more amateurish it sounds.
Cool
Ozzy and Sharon are laughing in their mansion while eating British biscuits in the vaults where these recordings are stored . They have pictures of fans on the walls and ozzy and Sharon are slinging their feces at them