I was supposed to see Ozzy & Randy at the Orange Bowl in Miami when he died here in Florida the day before. I heard about his death on the radio as we were driving to the concert. Absolutely surreal.
Umm hmm...oz so sweet and caring that he punched Rhoads in the mouth two weeks before being put into a situation that cost him (Rhoads) his life. Ozzy still has everything Randy gave him. What does Randy have?
I'm glad you read the lyrics, misspellings and all. Back in the day, you bought OZZY's album and the lyrics were all on the liner sleeve. That’s how you knew there was more to Ozzy than biting a head off of a bat. (It was an accident, btw) That guitarist was Randy Rhoads, one of the best guitarists ever!!! He was killed in 1982 at the age of 25 in a plane crash. He studied classical guitar and mixed it with heavy metal to create the soaring solos you liked so much. Who knows what he would have done if he had lived. Ramdy's death almost destroyed OZZY because they were such close friends. Both the Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman Albums are full of bangers!! RIP Randy.
Y’all are too darn funny & cute. Your willingness to react to music you’re not familiar with & become fans shows your genuine characters. The guy in grey knows a little about everything. His reaction to the spelling is just like mine. Guy in the orange was feeling it!! 😂❤
ZAKK IS badass no doubt but in no way inspires me to learn ONE of his songs. Meanwhile I love attempting to play RANDY songs. I've only heard crazytrain all versions about 59,754,268 times lol
Ozzy was my favorite when I was a teenager --- Saw him with Black Sabbath, my first rock concert in 1975. Then saw him again live in 1992. LOVED your reaction to this song....and that you enjoyed listening to it. You all have beautiful smiles!
Y’all need to watch Ozzys reaction to hearing the first cut of this song. He was so emotional hearing it and still holds Randy with the upmost respect.
I'm a 58 yr old grandmother in Iowa, and what I wouldn't give to do a side by side reaction with you guys! I absolutely love watching all your reaction videos! Thanks for all the laughs kids! ❤
Hi guys I'm 62 years old and I really like your reactions. Ozzy has a whole bunch of music that just rocks. I really dig seeing young people today liking our music. Long live rock and roll and keep rocking guys great job!!!
This album and Blizzard of oz are the two albums with Randy Rhodes. One of the greatest guitar slayers of all time. If he hadnt passed away in a plane crash ,I truly believe he would have given EVH a run for the title of best guitarist! Check out Diary of a madman,classic
As a VH fan I believe that as well. Randy was other worldly like EVH. Would have been fun to see which would have taken the #1 title. I have read Randy wanted to go back to school or something and may have left the rock scene at some point, so who knows.
Brandon 😅😅😅😅 legendary for calling out the spelling! I saw it immediately which irks me and was actually cheering out loud when you went off more than once. Kudos brother!
Laughing at this reaction!! 🤣🤣 For me, understanding the lyrics in Ozzy's songs, imo, is not difficult at all. Understanding him when he talks is nearly impossible.
My thoughts exactly. When Ozzy sings he’s very clear, when he talks…….. not so much. They often put subtitles when he spoke on their show The Osborne’s.
Even as an Englishman his accent is hard to understand 🤣 the Birmingham accent is easily one of the strongest in the UK, combine that with years of drink and drugs and parkinsons and you have Ozzys accent lmao
Oh man, that was hilarious. Loved the early spell check on "abored", fellas! I was 11 years old when this album came out in 1981 and bought it immediately. It was from his first solo album after leaving Black Sabbath. His guitarist was Randy Rhoads, who was considered one of the best on the planet. Then died in a plane accident soon after, leaving all us metalheads very sad. Luckily I have these fun reaction videos to cheer me up 41 years later.
Great reaction and thanks for sharing. 'War Pigs' was an anti war song. 'Crazy Train' was an anti Cold war song. Randy Rhoads is the guitarist on this album and the next and died in a plane crash a couple of years after this and is quite literally one of the best guitarists ever. Keep having fun doing these videos. Chris
I've listened to this a million times without really putting much thought into the lyrics. Thanks guys for giving me a chance to re-digest the truth behind the words.
Ozzy's voice is unique, and his lyrics are never superficial, BUT #1 He always had the best musicians. In Sabbath or Solo the band was the best of the best. Crazy Train features Randy Rhoads, he was classically trained and added musical influences to the sound that Operatic and Classical Music UA-cam reactors marvel at to this day. This song and the music stands the test of time Randy sadly died in 1982 at age 25. Another rock n roll star dies way too young.
The bands talked about stuff that mattered back in the day that is why they are so relatable. That is why there music stands the test of time. Plus this guy was high all the time and still made music like this. Ozzy rules.
I love you guys stumbled upon a true master of rock ‘n’ roll. sometimes nowadays people look at him like a caricature. He was one of the best writers who put together the best musicians that had some of the best changes in music and lyrics of any band in existence.. Listen to Blizzard of Ozz front to back. The humanity of Ozzy Osbourne, his band mates and the lyrics are unbelievable. Thank you guys for diving into something that you only hear as a football game chant. Ozzy Osbourne is a legend.
Saw him front row Reunion Arena with my little brother. It was intense. Randy Rhodes was awesome! The crowd rushed the stage and two nice guys lifted me on their shoulders for the next 3 songs. Will never forget it. Good times....
I saw Ozzy for the first time after the death of Randy Rhoades. At Reunion Arena with Jake E Lee on guitar, and Queensryche was the opening band. The Ultimate Sin Tour, October 1986. I have seen him 5 times total and 2 of those were with Sabbath (1997 and 2016) All in Dallas. Ozzy always delivers! I last saw him with Stone Sour in 2018 with my son. If he comes back with or without Sabbath, will be there. 🤘
@@stevenmonte7397 yes! So many good shows. First show at Reunion I was 14 and saw Rick Springfield/Quarterflash, Duran Duran 84; Rick Springfield/Corey Hart 84. Ozzy/Queensryche in 86, Whitesnake/Great White in 88. Metallica/Queensryche in 89, Motley Crue/Warrant 1990 and Crue again in July of 1990. Poison/Warrant 1990. Metallica solo show in 92 was the last one I ever went to there and we got to meet them! Also saw some Stars games in the mid 90's. One of my favorite venues. Huge part of my teenage and early 20's life. I was sad to see it go.
I really like y'alls reactions. You look at what the songs mean and you're open minded to new music. Having a group react is more fun cuz each of you has different opinions. Thanks guys.
As a white guy that enjoys all your hip hop reviews i also like that you give rock n roll a fair shake and i love that you guys give your honest opinions. I also love and hope that you also get hyped up on some rock!
This was one of your best reviews guys! You all have really become rock aficionados and can recognize great rock songs when you hear them. Ozzy is the Prince of Darkness but he is just a good dude at heart. His guitarist Randy Rhodes was one of the best rock guitarists ever!
This is why you guys should always pull the lyrics up when you react to these songs.....Many will surprise you. Metallica songs are usually very deep, Marilyn Manson in one you guys should really check out......his lyrics are thought provoking as well. I'm really enjoying your reactions to songs I grew up with.....awesome.
I have enjoyed all of the reactions y'all have done!! It is so great to see the younger generations discover and truly appreciate great, "ol' school " classic rock!!! Keep up the great work, guys!!
I saw Ozzy in concert in 1981 when he was touring for this album. In San Bernardino. This is the first time I ever saw all the words. Much deeper than I realized. Thanks for the video.
Great reaction guys. You helped restore my faith in young America when you pointed out the spelling mistakes! Ozzy's 1st two albums with Randy are fantastic.
I absolutely love you boys!! You never fail to entertain me! Ozzy Osbourne is a legend. I have been to many of his concerts and the vibe is indescribable. You crack me up
I’m 38 and I grew up listening to classic rock from the 70s. I’ve probably heard this song literally thousands of times and I never picked up on the lyrics until just now watching this reaction. So thank you for that!
Randy Rhoads was SO VERY gifted! I imagine he's playing with Neil Pert, Cliff Burton, and Dio right now. I'd like to see you guys react to "Revelation (mother earth)" from their "Tribute to Randy Rhoads" album. Or, react to "Diary of a Madman" from their "Diary of a Madman" album. They're beautiful songs!
That spinning mechanical sound at start of song the round cylinder of a revolver GUN old school boys Genius. Great vids ever do my favorite rap song Might be Bias old white rock for me. Aerosmith and RUN DMC,
You guys are great!Black Sabbath was my favourite band when I came back from VietNam.Thru Ozzie, I felt a connection and the words in Crazy Train,War Pigs and IronMan really gave me some piece to having served in the military during another dumb war.
Given how much you all enjoyed both the lyrics and the guitar riffs, you should really check out Living Colour's "Cult of Personality". It's a strong, timeless message and Vernon Reid is one of the guitar greats.
OZZY OSBOURNE: THURSDAY MARCH 18TH 1982: RANDY RHOADS LAST SHOW AT THE KNOXVILLE CIVIC COLISEUM: DIARY OF A MADMAN TOUR: Upon entering the coliseum after buying my tour shirt and ticket 🎫 stub processing: I noticed the stage was set up like a medieval castle with arches and bats 🦇 flying around the top of them. There was a staircase leading up to Tommy Aldridge’s Drumkit. The top left of Tommy was where Donny Airey’s keyboards were set up. Stage right and left had to cages with which Randy Rhoads would appear from the floor stage right and Rudy Sarzo stage left. OZZY had a throne of which he would appear out of to start the show to Over the Mountain. Tommy had his drum tech dressed as an Executioner stand beside his kit with his arms crossed. The staircase had a small section that would open and a small dwarf named: Ronnie (after Ronnie James Dio the new singer for Black Sabbath-replacing OZZY) and hand OZZY towels and water between songs. Little did we all know that later in the show: the executioner would bring the dwarf out to be hung from the rafters and later he would cut off his head using a guillotine! At the end of the show OZZY climbed onto a giant mechanical hand that OZZY stood on top of and launched unspecified meat 🥩 🍖 into the audience! Of course it was all an a theatrical act as the dwarf appeared to take a bow with OZZY and the band. When OZZY smiled we noticed he put vampire 🧛♀️ teeth in! We laughed hard! I went to the show with my friend Richard and his older brother Greg who was 18 at the time. We were 13. Greatest show on earth! Richard and I were both terrified and thrilled at what we witnessed! Unfortunately the next morning all that excitement and energy was gone as we learned that Randy Rhoads perished in a plane crash in Florida. Richard and I played drums but Greg played guitar 🎸 and he definitely took it the hardest! One of the greatest guitarist of our generation and had just won the new guitarist of the year by Guitar Player magazine. Rest In Peace Randy Rhoads your music lives on! Sincerely, Gary Lagstrom RONNIE THE DWARF: PLAYED BY JOHN ALLEN: HUNG DURING GOODBYE TO ROMANCE HEAD CUT OFF BEFORE LAST SONG: PARANOID
Great song, and Randy Rhoads is known as one of the best guitarists of all-time even though he passed away in a plane crash at the young age of just 25.
I like that you guys are keeping open minds and recognizing the deep lyrics that rock music contains. The same as Rap. Also, the way you can feel the music. Obviously some are better than others. Can’t wait to see your reactions to Garth Brooks! Start with “Lonesome Dove”
Thank you guys for doing this reaction and I loved it. Seeing young people really watch and listen to " my Generation" music and getting it ! So many think / beluev3 what yhe hear about someone just like ozzy his music , it happens with all us regular people as well. But after listening and getting to know someone things weren't always what they seemed ! Ty you for hearing that message not to late to love and forget about hate, too bad everyone doesn't hear that message ! Keep having fun and I will keep watching you !
Dad knew Randy personally and always had nothing but kindness and admirable things to say. Such a gifted person, gentle happy soul and a classically trained BEAST on guitar! RIP
This song is amazing and y'all's reaction is priceless! You have got to hear THE OFFSPRING. Probably their best song is "Gone Away" about the pain of someone dying and how they'd trade places if they could. "Come Out and Play" is another awesome Offspring song. And get this: the lead singer, Dexter, has a PhD in Molecular Biology! So one very smart guy!
@@celliet5780 That's an awesome album! I love the Offspring! One if my very favorite bands, and I'd love to see them listen to some of their songs and watch their videos. Their new stuff is really good also. But the 90s stuff takes me back to the music we listened to as teens. Just too good not to be appreciated. They might like "Pretty Fly fir a White Guy" as well
Oh, and I forgot to mention: Dexter also started his own Hot Sauce 🌶🌶 company! I bought my husband a set with three different ones in there. I think it's called Gringo Hot Sauce or something. So Dexter is: 1) Lead singer, 2) Molecular Biologist and 3) creator of Hot Sauce company 😀
One of the greatest Rock songs of All-Time! Now you need to check out more of the classics, like "Hells Bells" or "Highway to Hell" by ACDC. Timeless epics!
Ozzy be preaching the good word and truth. Everyone should live by this message. Crazy he preaches this in the early 80’s . Thanks for opening your mind, would love to see you guys at any metal show, it would really blow your minds how friendly and welcoming they are, of course there is always dickheads wherever you go but you guys would trip out in a good way. Good job guys, spread the word
"Diary of a Madman" by Ozzy Osbourne is another masterpiece. Randy Rhoads was Ozzy's first guitar player in his solo band, performing on Ozzy's first two solo albums; also responsible for the guitar in "Crazy Train." Every one of Randy Rhoads' performances is a master class in guitar virtuosity and songwriting. However, "Diary of a Madman" is Randy Rhoads' magnum opus, in my opinion. He tragically died in a plane crash during the "Diary of a Madman" tour.
Right there with you, listening to old rock lyrics with a new perspective. Rock and Roll was, for the most part, misrepresented in the media and by the government and now we know why!
Randy Rhodes is one of the greatest guitar players of any genre who ever lived. He recorded 2 albums with Ozzy after Ozzy left Black Sabbath. He died way too young in a plane crash at the age of 25. May he rest in peace. Peace
Ozzy is a huge history buff. A lot of metal is about history. The lead singer of Iron Maiden is actually a history professor. A lot of metal is about social injustice, including race injustice, war. Listen to Rage against the Machine, read up on whst "Killing in the name of.." is before you listen to it. They have a couple other ones, too.
It PAINS me to watch people listen to rock, punk, metal and believe it's just about childish rebellion, but it means the smear propaganda worked. That people think Ozzy coined himself the prince of darkness and that the demonizing of his character wasn't a direct response to songs like war pigs is exactly why we have not united to reclaim justice. That these men can react to RATM and miss all the lyrics and never bother to look them up or listen to anything else, lyrics so incredibly relevant, is why they didn't progress much unity. Exploring music is not just fun and games, it's deep education and history lessons, which is why channels like this are so awesome, but also often disappointing.
Love you guys reaction; I just discovered this song yesterday as almost 60 yrs old and I feel just like you! So awesome! A masterpiece! I love the guy on the right who takes notices of the misspellings!
Ozzy is a legend! he is still rocking to this day, when he goes it will be a very sad day indeed, the rock world will lose another great one. love me some Ozzy always!
I'm a 60 year old farm boy for Indiana, did 34 years in the Military and i love watching you guys. You put a smile on my face. I just want to thank you. Which is also a great song ZZTop
Thank you for calling out the incorrect spelling. It's so annoying. Deep lyrics from Ozzy. He's the one who feels like he is going crazy and his life is going off the rails. His life, the world, is the crazy train. Great, all-time classic song. So sad young guitar phenom Randy Rhoades died so young. My favourite Ozzy solo song is Flyin' High Again.
Great reaction guys. I have heard this song a thousand times, and I didnt known those lyrics. Buy the way, that was Ozzy’s solo project,Randy Rhodes on lead guitar. He died in a plane crash in the 80’s. .
That's exactly why you should use lyric videos for all first reactions. If someone want's you to react to a live performance or a music video (for the video itself) and you haven't heard the song, use a lyric video for your first reaction. So many people miss so much of songs they react to because they don't catch the lyrics.
@DunceInAwhile I agree hopefully the spelling will be on point. The typos were bad... but, the reaction of the young guy in the gray Nike T made me literally 😆 🤣 😂 My favorite Ozzy song, momma I'm coming home is #2
Ozzy's daughter asked him if he was deaf after she asked him the same question a number of times. He looked at her and said "I spent every night for all these years having 10.000 decibels blasting my ears. What do you think?"Legendary.
My Cartier brothers, thanx for introducing me to Ozzy! 60 yr old white dude raised on the Commodores, Rolling Stones, Earth Wind and Fire, Parliment…. Keep on keeping on my fella… Much luv and respect
I love watching you guys respecting and appreciating all genres of music 🙌🏻 You can feel the music as a viewer, travelling through your bodies and souls. Loving it fellas, all the way from Australia 🇦🇺 I look forward to following your channel 🙏🏻
okay, straight up. I grew up in the 80's and loved the song but never knew the lyrics. Watch'n y'all's break down on this really really moved me and gave me lots more respect for Ozzie.... Thank you.
Rest in peace randy Rhoades the guitarist. Randy was a classically musician with a rockers heart and taken too young in a plane crash
I was supposed to see Ozzy & Randy at the Orange Bowl in Miami when he died here in Florida the day before. I heard about his death on the radio as we were driving to the concert. Absolutely surreal.
Have you ever been to his grave in San Bernardino, California? It’s pretty cool
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@@xoxxobob61 did they still do the concert?
@@xoxxobob61 OMG! I can't imagine learning about that while heading to the show.
30 years later and Randy Rhoads still gives me chills.
Still brings tears to my eyes listening to Randy Rhodes
40 years, hate to point it out
@@tatushhimekuro that was mean haha
@@vonbass1300 lol, sorry... I have to remind myself from time to time 🤘😉
Same
Ozzy may be the prince of darkness and a little nuts but he is also known to be a really sweet caring guy which is one of the reasons he is so adored.
Sometimes when he talks you can’t understand a word that he’s saying….although when he sings his words are crystal clear.
@@tommyk6719 that's just cause he's British 🤣🤣
Smart and funny followed him from 78 with Sabbath and think one of few went on and as good or better.
Umm hmm...oz so sweet and caring that he punched Rhoads in the mouth two weeks before being put into a situation that cost him (Rhoads) his life. Ozzy still has everything Randy gave him. What does Randy have?
Ozzy is 74 years old and still ROCKIN today!!!!! He just came out with another album.....
Patient number 9 is incredible
@@reginageorge8080 i aslo jam hard to I Don't Wanna Stop and Let Me Hear You Scream!
Lmao, that's definitely not true. 😂
He’s not looking to good now he’s sick now somehow
It's refreshing to see young people recognize the lyrical depth of Ozzy!
I'm glad you read the lyrics, misspellings and all. Back in the day, you bought OZZY's album and the lyrics were all on the liner sleeve. That’s how you knew there was more to Ozzy than biting a head off of a bat. (It was an accident, btw) That guitarist was Randy Rhoads, one of the best guitarists ever!!! He was killed in 1982 at the age of 25 in a plane crash. He studied classical guitar and mixed it with heavy metal to create the soaring solos you liked so much. Who knows what he would have done if he had lived. Ramdy's death almost destroyed OZZY because they were such close friends. Both the Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman Albums are full of bangers!! RIP Randy.
a plane crash that by the way happened in front of Ozzy
I think everyone can relate with this song. Sometimes you look at what’s going on in the world and it makes you feel crazy.
Sometimes?? Hahaha
true then, true now.
Randy was soooo good! His impact was deep on the way guitarists played. He's a badass fr
And Randy was only 19 years old when he played that. Died too soon, but man, what a gift he had.
The solo from Over The Mountain gives me chills when I hear it!!!
Y’all are too darn funny & cute. Your willingness to react to music you’re not familiar with & become fans shows your genuine characters. The guy in grey knows a little about everything. His reaction to the spelling is just like mine. Guy in the orange was feeling it!! 😂❤
I Love orange shirt xD
@@FacialVomitTurtleFights I love his dancing and infectious laughter 😄
Definitely nice-looking young men! Love their reaction videos!
You realize they are just pandering?
Yes he does hes very intelligent. These dudes are hilarious too
I get chills up my spine every time I hear Randy Rhoades SHREAD THAT GUITAR!! Zak Wylde is the only one that can come close to playing like Randy.
You need to change that to Rhoads and Shred or the guy in the grey T-shirt won't be happy. 😂
Not really
I agree Zak is the closest ❤
ZAKK IS badass no doubt but in no way inspires me to learn ONE of his songs. Meanwhile I love attempting to play RANDY songs. I've only heard crazytrain all versions about 59,754,268 times lol
Ozzy was my favorite when I was a teenager --- Saw him with Black Sabbath, my first rock concert in 1975. Then saw him again live in 1992. LOVED your reaction to this song....and that you enjoyed listening to it. You all have beautiful smiles!
Y’all need to watch Ozzys reaction to hearing the first cut of this song. He was so emotional hearing it and still holds Randy with the upmost respect.
*utmost*
You mean Love
Seen it on tv had me in my feelings you can tell he genuinely loves that man
I love watching younger people discover great old music.
Keep up the good work gents
I'm a 58 yr old grandmother in Iowa, and what I wouldn't give to do a side by side reaction with you guys! I absolutely love watching all your reaction videos! Thanks for all the laughs kids! ❤
Love the appreciation here for Ozzy, he is and always will be a Legend of Rock and Roll
Fantastic reaction! As a woman of a certain age, it was awesome to watch you young ones get it! Thanks for keeping great music alive!
Hi guys I'm 62 years old and I really like your reactions. Ozzy has a whole bunch of music that just rocks. I really dig seeing young people today liking our music. Long live rock and roll and keep rocking guys great job!!!
This album and Blizzard of oz are the two albums with Randy Rhodes. One of the greatest guitar slayers of all time. If he hadnt passed away in a plane crash ,I truly believe he would have given EVH a run for the title of best guitarist! Check out Diary of a madman,classic
yep. but you should have recommended the Tribute Live album
Rhoads...
This is Blizzard of Oz.
@@EnemyofCredulity 💀💀💀
As a VH fan I believe that as well. Randy was other worldly like EVH. Would have been fun to see which would have taken the #1 title. I have read Randy wanted to go back to school or something and may have left the rock scene at some point, so who knows.
I just love you guys. Ozzie didn't eat the head off a bat. It was a fake. He was always a great voice for peace.
Brandon 😅😅😅😅 legendary for calling out the spelling! I saw it immediately which irks me and was actually cheering out loud when you went off more than once. Kudos brother!
Laughing at this reaction!! 🤣🤣 For me, understanding the lyrics in Ozzy's songs, imo, is not difficult at all. Understanding him when he talks is nearly impossible.
My thoughts exactly. When Ozzy sings he’s very clear, when he talks…….. not so much. They often put subtitles when he spoke on their show The Osborne’s.
🤣🤣🤣SHARON!🗣
Even as an Englishman his accent is hard to understand 🤣 the Birmingham accent is easily one of the strongest in the UK, combine that with years of drink and drugs and parkinsons and you have Ozzys accent lmao
Absolutely 😂😂😂
This, exactly!!
Oh man, that was hilarious. Loved the early spell check on "abored", fellas! I was 11 years old when this album came out in 1981 and bought it immediately. It was from his first solo album after leaving Black Sabbath. His guitarist was Randy Rhoads, who was considered one of the best on the planet. Then died in a plane accident soon after, leaving all us metalheads very sad. Luckily I have these fun reaction videos to cheer me up 41 years later.
Great reaction and thanks for sharing. 'War Pigs' was an anti war song. 'Crazy Train' was an anti Cold war song. Randy Rhoads is the guitarist on this album and the next and died in a plane crash a couple of years after this and is quite literally one of the best guitarists ever. Keep having fun doing these videos. Chris
I've listened to this a million times without really putting much thought into the lyrics. Thanks guys for giving me a chance to re-digest the truth behind the words.
Ozzy's voice is unique, and his lyrics are never superficial, BUT #1 He always had the best musicians. In Sabbath or Solo the band was the best of the best. Crazy Train features Randy Rhoads, he was classically trained and added musical influences to the sound that Operatic and Classical Music UA-cam reactors marvel at to this day. This song and the music stands the test of time Randy sadly died in 1982 at age 25. Another rock n roll star dies way too young.
The bands talked about stuff that mattered back in the day that is why they are so relatable. That is why there music stands the test of time. Plus this guy was high all the time and still made music like this. Ozzy rules.
I love you guys stumbled upon a true master of rock ‘n’ roll. sometimes nowadays people look at him like a caricature. He was one of the best writers who put together the best musicians that had some of the best changes in music and lyrics of any band in existence.. Listen to Blizzard of Ozz front to back. The humanity of Ozzy Osbourne, his band mates and the lyrics are unbelievable. Thank you guys for diving into something that you only hear as a football game chant. Ozzy Osbourne is a legend.
Good music is good music not matter what genre...glad to see you appreciating it all
You guys are a treat to watch! One of the best reaction videos to Crazy Train ever! Keep on posting.
Ozzy was a great frontman! His voice is Amazing! The lyrics to this song are eye opening .
Saw him front row Reunion Arena with my little brother. It was intense. Randy Rhodes was awesome! The crowd rushed the stage and two nice guys lifted me on their shoulders for the next 3 songs. Will never forget it. Good times....
Wow! Reunion Arena! I saw so many good concerts there! Queen was my first concert ever there for The Game album. Best concert ever!
I saw Ozzy for the first time after the death of Randy Rhoades. At Reunion Arena with Jake E Lee on guitar, and Queensryche was the opening band. The Ultimate Sin Tour, October 1986. I have seen him 5 times total and 2 of those were with Sabbath (1997 and 2016) All in Dallas. Ozzy always delivers! I last saw him with Stone Sour in 2018 with my son. If he comes back with or without Sabbath, will be there. 🤘
@@stevenmonte7397 yes! So many good shows. First show at Reunion I was 14 and saw Rick Springfield/Quarterflash, Duran Duran 84; Rick Springfield/Corey Hart 84. Ozzy/Queensryche in 86, Whitesnake/Great White in 88. Metallica/Queensryche in 89, Motley Crue/Warrant 1990 and Crue again in July of 1990. Poison/Warrant 1990. Metallica solo show in 92 was the last one I ever went to there and we got to meet them! Also saw some Stars games in the mid 90's. One of my favorite venues. Huge part of my teenage and early 20's life. I was sad to see it go.
I never knew the lyrics either. Such a dope song! Randy was incredible!!!! I was devastated when he died. He was HUGE!
I really like y'alls reactions. You look at what the songs mean and you're open minded to new music. Having a group react is more fun cuz each of you has different opinions. Thanks guys.
As a white guy that enjoys all your hip hop reviews i also like that you give rock n roll a fair shake and i love that you guys give your honest opinions. I also love and hope that you also get hyped up on some rock!
This was one of your best reviews guys! You all have really become rock aficionados and can recognize great rock songs when you hear them. Ozzy is the Prince of Darkness but he is just a good dude at heart. His guitarist Randy Rhodes was one of the best rock guitarists ever!
This is why you guys should always pull the lyrics up when you react to these songs.....Many will surprise you. Metallica songs are usually very deep, Marilyn Manson in one you guys should really check out......his lyrics are thought provoking as well. I'm really enjoying your reactions to songs I grew up with.....awesome.
I have enjoyed all of the reactions y'all have done!! It is so great to see the younger generations discover and truly appreciate great, "ol' school " classic rock!!! Keep up the great work, guys!!
I saw Ozzy in concert in 1981 when he was touring for this album. In San Bernardino. This is the first time I ever saw all the words. Much deeper than I realized. Thanks for the video.
Great reaction guys. You helped restore my faith in young America when you pointed out the spelling mistakes! Ozzy's 1st two albums with Randy are fantastic.
When people actually understand the words, they see how great and true this song is!!!!!
When a song out rocks the Cartier Family . . . lol. Glad you guys enjoyed this!
I absolutely love you boys!! You never fail to entertain me! Ozzy Osbourne is a legend. I have been to many of his concerts and the vibe is indescribable. You crack me up
Randy Rhoades was a gem and we lost him but his influence still lives on! He was the GOAT!
It's so great to watch you guys actually understand and comprehend the lyrics. Keep going guys 💖🦋
I’m 38 and I grew up listening to classic rock from the 70s. I’ve probably heard this song literally thousands of times and I never picked up on the lyrics until just now watching this reaction. So thank you for that!
Randy Rhoads was SO VERY gifted! I imagine he's playing with Neil Pert, Cliff Burton, and Dio right now.
I'd like to see you guys react to "Revelation (mother earth)" from their "Tribute to Randy Rhoads" album. Or, react to "Diary of a Madman" from their "Diary of a Madman" album. They're beautiful songs!
He's also jamming with Eddie Van Halen and Stevie Ray Vaughn. What a session that would be to hear!!!
@Donna: Three lead guitarists on one song is too many, but these guys are so good, if they did this it would probably end up being a masterpeace!
@@mikek0135 , I figure it's heaven, it can only be masterful!!!
That spinning mechanical sound at start of song the round cylinder of a revolver GUN old school boys Genius. Great vids ever do my favorite rap song Might be Bias old white rock for me. Aerosmith and RUN DMC,
I like you guys for reading the lyrics and trying to understand the meaning of the songs. Rock on!
You guys are great!Black Sabbath was my favourite band when I came back from VietNam.Thru Ozzie, I felt a connection and the words in Crazy Train,War Pigs and IronMan really gave me some piece to having served in the military during another dumb war.
Love watching you all rocking out!! ❤️❤️✌️😄
Given how much you all enjoyed both the lyrics and the guitar riffs, you should really check out Living Colour's "Cult of Personality". It's a strong, timeless message and Vernon Reid is one of the guitar greats.
🔥❤️ No More Tears… one of the best…
Ozzy was Excellent Live In-Person! I've seen Concerts with 70+K and Ozzy has the Best On Stage Performance!
OZZY OSBOURNE: THURSDAY MARCH 18TH 1982: RANDY RHOADS LAST SHOW AT THE KNOXVILLE CIVIC COLISEUM: DIARY OF A MADMAN TOUR:
Upon entering the coliseum after buying my tour shirt and ticket 🎫 stub processing: I noticed the stage was set up like a medieval castle with arches and bats 🦇 flying around the top of them. There was a staircase leading up to Tommy Aldridge’s Drumkit. The top left of Tommy was where Donny Airey’s keyboards were set up. Stage right and left had to cages with which Randy Rhoads would appear from the floor stage right and Rudy Sarzo stage left. OZZY had a throne of which he would appear out of to start the show to Over the Mountain. Tommy had his drum tech dressed as an Executioner stand beside his kit with his arms crossed. The staircase had a small section that would open and a small dwarf named: Ronnie (after Ronnie James Dio the new singer for Black Sabbath-replacing OZZY) and hand OZZY towels and water between songs. Little did we all know that later in the show: the executioner would bring the dwarf out to be hung from the rafters and later he would cut off his head using a guillotine! At the end of the show OZZY climbed onto a giant mechanical hand that OZZY stood on top of and launched unspecified meat 🥩 🍖 into the audience! Of course it was all an a theatrical act as the dwarf appeared to take a bow with OZZY and the band. When OZZY smiled we noticed he put vampire 🧛♀️ teeth in! We laughed hard! I went to the show with my friend Richard and his older brother Greg who was 18 at the time. We were 13. Greatest show on earth! Richard and I were both terrified and thrilled at what we witnessed! Unfortunately the next morning all that excitement and energy was gone as we learned that Randy Rhoads perished in a plane crash in Florida. Richard and I played drums but Greg played guitar 🎸 and he definitely took it the hardest! One of the greatest guitarist of our generation and had just won the new guitarist of the year by Guitar Player magazine. Rest In Peace Randy Rhoads your music lives on!
Sincerely,
Gary Lagstrom
RONNIE THE DWARF: PLAYED BY JOHN ALLEN:
HUNG DURING GOODBYE TO ROMANCE
HEAD CUT OFF BEFORE LAST SONG: PARANOID
Great song, and Randy Rhoads is known as one of the best guitarists of all-time even though he passed away in a plane crash at the young age of just 25.
in metal Randy cannot be touched!!!!
I feel sorry for those who didn't listen to Ozzy back in the 80's and hear his message
I like that you guys are keeping open minds and recognizing the deep lyrics that rock music contains. The same as Rap. Also, the way you can feel the music. Obviously some are better than others.
Can’t wait to see your reactions to Garth Brooks!
Start with “Lonesome Dove”
Gotta love how when you guys hear rap your heads bob, and when you hear rock, you bang it. It's just instinct. Love watching you guys!
Thank you guys for doing this reaction and I loved it. Seeing young people really watch and listen to " my Generation" music and getting it ! So many think / beluev3 what yhe hear about someone just like ozzy his music , it happens with all us regular people as well. But after listening and getting to know someone things weren't always what they seemed ! Ty you for hearing that message not to late to love and forget about hate, too bad everyone doesn't hear that message ! Keep having fun and I will keep watching you !
Dad knew Randy personally and always had nothing but kindness and admirable things to say. Such a gifted person, gentle happy soul and a classically trained BEAST on guitar! RIP
This song is amazing and y'all's reaction is priceless! You have got to hear THE OFFSPRING. Probably their best song is "Gone Away" about the pain of someone dying and how they'd trade places if they could. "Come Out and Play" is another awesome Offspring song. And get this: the lead singer, Dexter, has a PhD in Molecular Biology! So one very smart guy!
Yes! I was listening to Americana the other day and thought they should get into The Offspring! So punk rock!
Yes !! And “Why Don’t You Get a Job”
@@celliet5780 That's an awesome album! I love the Offspring! One if my very favorite bands, and I'd love to see them listen to some of their songs and watch their videos. Their new stuff is really good also. But the 90s stuff takes me back to the music we listened to as teens. Just too good not to be appreciated. They might like "Pretty Fly fir a White Guy" as well
@@samantharose1144 Yes!! That song is so catchy and hilarious! They'd surely love it!
Oh, and I forgot to mention: Dexter also started his own Hot Sauce 🌶🌶 company! I bought my husband a set with three different ones in there. I think it's called Gringo Hot Sauce or something. So Dexter is: 1) Lead singer, 2) Molecular Biologist and 3) creator of Hot Sauce company 😀
One of the greatest Rock songs of All-Time! Now you need to check out more of the classics, like "Hells Bells" or "Highway to Hell" by ACDC. Timeless epics!
Hahaha Oliver!!! Love you guys. Your reactions are priceless. As a Louisiana native, I love how ya'll give props!
Aw Randy🥰 , no telling what he could have done , he was one of the best ever 😢
Ozzy be preaching the good word and truth. Everyone should live by this message. Crazy he preaches this in the early 80’s . Thanks for opening your mind, would love to see you guys at any metal show, it would really blow your minds how friendly and welcoming they are, of course there is always dickheads wherever you go but you guys would trip out in a good way. Good job guys, spread the word
Why is that crazy?
"Diary of a Madman" by Ozzy Osbourne is another masterpiece. Randy Rhoads was Ozzy's first guitar player in his solo band, performing on Ozzy's first two solo albums; also responsible for the guitar in "Crazy Train." Every one of Randy Rhoads' performances is a master class in guitar virtuosity and songwriting. However, "Diary of a Madman" is Randy Rhoads' magnum opus, in my opinion. He tragically died in a plane crash during the "Diary of a Madman" tour.
So glad you put the words up, I've heard this song so many times. Never knew how logical his words were, even in today's society.
Right there with you, listening to old rock lyrics with a new perspective. Rock and Roll was, for the most part, misrepresented in the media and by the government and now we know why!
Randy Rhoads never fails to give me chills. Every. Single. Time. I hear him....
Randy Rhodes is one of the greatest guitar players of any genre who ever lived. He recorded 2 albums with Ozzy after Ozzy left Black Sabbath. He died way too young in a plane crash at the age of 25. May he rest in peace.
Peace
I've watched a mess of your videos and what stands out is your confidence. You were clearly raised with love and support. You are pure joy.
Ozzy is a huge history buff. A lot of metal is about history. The lead singer of Iron Maiden is actually a history professor. A lot of metal is about social injustice, including race injustice, war. Listen to Rage against the Machine, read up on whst "Killing in the name of.." is before you listen to it. They have a couple other ones, too.
It PAINS me to watch people listen to rock, punk, metal and believe it's just about childish rebellion, but it means the smear propaganda worked. That people think Ozzy coined himself the prince of darkness and that the demonizing of his character wasn't a direct response to songs like war pigs is exactly why we have not united to reclaim justice.
That these men can react to RATM and miss all the lyrics and never bother to look them up or listen to anything else, lyrics so incredibly relevant, is why they didn't progress much unity.
Exploring music is not just fun and games, it's deep education and history lessons, which is why channels like this are so awesome, but also often disappointing.
This!
He's also a pilot and has a doctorate in music
What the hell does that have to do with anything?
And Ozzy being a history buff is a laugh.
@@Rjensen2😂
Imagine listening to this in 1982 on your way to high school. Good times
Love you guys reaction; I just discovered this song yesterday as almost 60 yrs old and I feel just like you! So awesome! A masterpiece! I love the guy on the right who takes notices of the misspellings!
You guys are cool as hell remembering Randy Rhoads! 💯 TY!
Randy Rhodes is the guy spazzing on the guitar....my favorite guitar god❤ R.I.P.🙏
My favorite song by Ozzy!🤘🤘
Ozzy Osbourne The Godfather of metal
I love seeing these black fellows completely getting it and enjoying the music of my youth! 👊
14 years old in NJ big hair, great times. Best time of my life. Love my Ozzy went to every oz fest.. took my kids when they were old enough
Not only has everyone heard this, but This is one of the first songs almost every rock guitarist learns how to play.
Even those little solo tags in the chorus? And the solo holy shit
Oh, nonsense.
Such a good song! Would love y'all to listen to Megadeth's Peace Sells next
I love watching these boys discover these tracks 💜
Ozzy is a legend! he is still rocking to this day, when he goes it will be a very sad day indeed, the rock world will lose another great one. love me some Ozzy always!
I'm a 60 year old farm boy for Indiana, did 34 years in the Military and i love watching you guys. You put a smile on my face. I just want to thank you. Which is also a great song ZZTop
Randy rhodes... The man... the myth ...the legend🔥🔥🔥
Ozzy is the Charlie Wilson of heavy metal. A true survivor and a legend.
Funny and smart
Thank you for calling out the incorrect spelling. It's so annoying. Deep lyrics from Ozzy. He's the one who feels like he is going crazy and his life is going off the rails. His life, the world, is the crazy train. Great, all-time classic song. So sad young guitar phenom Randy Rhoades died so young. My favourite Ozzy solo song is Flyin' High Again.
I love how much you know about the culture of Ozzy. As always, well, done gents!
Great reaction guys. I have heard this song a thousand times, and I didnt known those lyrics. Buy the way, that was Ozzy’s solo project,Randy Rhodes on lead guitar. He died in a plane crash in the 80’s. .
You guys should definitely do more lyric videos. Brings a whole new meaning to the songs. You miss a lot when you don’t know what they are saying.
That's exactly why you should use lyric videos for all first reactions. If someone want's you to react to a live performance or a music video (for the video itself) and you haven't heard the song, use a lyric video for your first reaction. So many people miss so much of songs they react to because they don't catch the lyrics.
@DunceInAwhile I agree hopefully the spelling will be on point. The typos were bad... but, the reaction of the young guy in the gray Nike T made me literally 😆 🤣 😂 My favorite Ozzy song, momma I'm coming home is #2
I have never seen a lyric video with everything spelled correctly, it’s crazee actually 😂
@@Whateva67 It's even crazier when you consider that you can 99.9% of the time get the lyrics from google with everything spelled correctly.
Rule # 1 never pause during a solo!
Brandon keeping it real, that's why we respect and love him.
Great song.... I loved the trick daddy cover too
....well trick daddy sampled the music LETS GO!!!!
Ozzy's daughter asked him if he was deaf after she asked him the same question a number of times. He looked at her and said "I spent every night for all these years having 10.000 decibels blasting my ears. What do you think?"Legendary.
My Cartier brothers, thanx for introducing me to Ozzy!
60 yr old white dude raised on the Commodores, Rolling Stones, Earth Wind and Fire, Parliment….
Keep on keeping on my fella…
Much luv and respect
I love watching you guys respecting and appreciating all genres of music 🙌🏻 You can feel the music as a viewer, travelling through your bodies and souls. Loving it fellas, all the way from Australia 🇦🇺 I look forward to following your channel 🙏🏻
I saw Ozzy when he was 69 for the first time. The best concert ever. Now in his 70’s Ozzy still putting out great music
okay, straight up. I grew up in the 80's and loved the song but never knew the lyrics. Watch'n y'all's break down on this really really moved me and gave me lots more respect for Ozzie.... Thank you.