Glad Randy was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame last year. Long overdue, but better late than never, even if his Mother had to witness it with Randy from above. Rest in Peace.🙏🎸🎸🙏
This song has been slowed way down from the studio. It’s a beautiful solo but people need to get a grip. I love Randy as a guitarist, but sadly he only played on TWO albums. There are bands and musicians that have sold millions and millions of records and had numerous hits on 15 or 20 albums throughout the years and haven’t even been nominated. They really should remove Rock And Roll from their name because they keep inducting non Rock artists like Dolly. I love Dolly but she is not a Rock And Roll artist.
When Will Rogers and Wiley Post went down, nobody got the message, flying is, (potentially at least,) dangerous. We've lost so many gifted people in plane crashes. That really sucks
Randy Rhoads one of the greatest players to ever play a guitar. All of his work with Ozzy is music to listen to through your entire lifetime. It never gets old. Thanks for the video girls.
Randy's first two albums with his original Quiet Riot that were only released in Japan are also worth hearing. Very raw and very "cheesy metal" but that was in back in the late 70s. The 1993 release of "Randy Rhoads: The Quiet Riot Years" is touched up and sounds better. Cool to hear "Slick Black Cadillac" on the original album "Quiet Riot II" in 1980 and remade and released on the second incarnation of Quiet Riot's "Metal Health" album in 1983...both with Rudy Sarzo.
Saw this concert in 1981 also. Randy was the man! Especially when he played: " You can't kill Rock and Roll" It sounded so majestic and to this day it is my favorite song ever!
I totally did the standing ovation! It was deserved! Every musician is a master. It was all wonderful. I am so happy to see you back and enjoying some music. Flora is going to make a great Dana's Faith team member! You'll have to teach erh to say YEE!
Hi girls! It is wonderful seeing you again! And I love seeing your new baby sister! Now your parents get to enjoy taking care of three kittens! Juliet, Mia and Flora! Great reaction girls! Pure magic!
This is such a great song! I am glad you enjoyed it. I saw Ozzy when he was with Black Sabbath, long, long ago! Hey, I want to keep my distance from you two, so you don't make me vanish! The question remains, Where's Flora? :)
Ozzy was singing about Alistair Crowley a very evil and sadistic man who lived in the early to mid 20th century. Hence the dark foreboding music and lyrics.
We had no idea what to expect when Ozzy was ousted from Black Sabbath and went solo. The album blew us away, but then we saw him live with Randy Rhodes (twice on the same tour) and Def Leppard opened. It was phenomenal! RIP, Randy Rhodes. This definitely warrants a standing ovation.
Couldn't agree more. It was like a Checkmate to Iommi and Dio. Battle between the 2 bands both pumping out masterful albums....what a time I bet.... (I'm 32 years old and jealous lol)
@@PerfectPlex090 it really was and not many even really knew who Ozzy was and hardly anyone knew who Def Leppard were, so the first show was full, but not packed. The second leg was sold out!
I am so glad that you girls are taking the time out of your day to appreciate the greatness of Randy Rhodes. Who is now wildly considered as one of the greatest guitar players who ever lived it’s just tragic that he was taken from us at such a young age he was only 25 years old.
July 17, '81, I had the pleasure of catching Ozzy, Randy Rhoads & his great band, with the opening Mötorhead, on the Blizzard of Ozz Tour. Of course they performed this classic...
@@shawnmichael777. Thanks, we were...that particular lineup was also great; Airey, Sarzo & Aldridge. ☆ RR was a special talent, for my ears, easily, one of the greats of the genre👍
WELCOME BACK! Awww, there is Flora! Loved the pictures posted of her on Patreon. Question? If you can make Flora appear, can you work your magic to make me appear there with the two of you? 😁 Now, on to my comment! This is one of my favorite Ozzy songs. I hear this song played on the radio all the time. Yes, I crank it up, put the windows down all the way and jam! Randy Rhodes was such a talent! The way he made his guitar sing. Oh, how I miss him. Ozzy made a name for himself, once he left Black Sabbath and went solo. Please stay on the Ozzy train. You will not be disappointed. Good to see my lovely girls once again. You have been missed. Can't wait for more video reactions! Love & Blessings! 💗
@@jimkenpig lol....no singing by me. Glass would break! Hope you are doing well, my friend. Sorry I could not chat with you during the live stream. I promise to during the next one. You better be staying good! 💗😁
I'm 43 and been an Ozzy fan for about 38yrs now. I recall humming to Bark at the moon in my kindergarten class. Randy in my eyes was the goat of guitar players. Just my opinion. Welcome back ladies and keep rocking🤘🤘🤘
My favorite Ozzy song live with Randy. Even if you know nothing about him you can see the classical influence by the way he fingers the fretboard. Very arched fingers. And he looks so casual as he plays like "Oh this is so easy". He hardly looks at what he is doing on the fretboard. Thanks for reacting to it.
Welcome back girls, and what a great song to come back with. Love this album so much and the guitar is sublime ! So glad Ozzy was fired from Sabbath or we would never have had Blizzard of OZ or Heaven and Hell !!
Randy Rhoads last show Thursday March 18th 1982: Knoxville Tn The Knoxville Civic Coliseum: I saw Randy’s last show on Thursday March 18th, 1982. UFO was the opener and one of the greatest shows ever put on! John Allen (called Ronnie to make fun of Ronnie James Dio at the time was Black Sabbath’ replacement for Ozzy) handed out water and towels to Ozzy between songs and was later hung during Goodbye to Romance. At the end Ozzy was on a giant mechanical Hand throwing meat 🍖 🥩 into the audience! Got lucky my tour shirt was tucked into my jacket! CRIED LIKE A BABY the following morning when we all heard Randy was killed in a plane crash😢😢😢😭😭😭 THE MEMORIES LINGER TO THIS DAY! Hard to believe 40 years ago this past March! RIP RANDY YOU’LLNEVER BE FORGOTTEN!
Hey guys what's up! Everytime I hear this old Ozzy stuff I miss Randy Rhoads. I can't imagine what he would have done, if he would have lived. His compositions were so beautiful, but brutal at the same time. Rock on! God.bless.you! Peace!
The actual Mr. Aleister Crowley was an English poet, novelist, painter, mountaineer, magician, occultist, and all-around odd guy. He founded a "religion" called Thelema, built upon a single tenet: "Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of The Law." He traveled the world, had _many_ loves along the way, both male and female. He lived from 1875 until the end of 1947, and this little snippet barely even scratches the surface of his life. The lead guitarist you two were amazed by was named Randy Rhoads; he was absolutely incredible and very highly regarded in the rock community. He also suffered one of the most rock & roll deaths of all time: killed when a private plane he was a passenger in crashed into his tour bus. Both of them are well worth learning more about.
Fun fact: Jimmy Page was (maybe still is) a follower of Crowley's work. He even bought one of his homes and published a series of Crowley's journals called The Equinox.
Randy was the man!!...unfortunately taken away too soon, when you feel like knowing more there's many yt videos that tell the bizarre and sad story. RIP
Randy was trained as a classical guitarist. Many years ago I took lessons from his mom at Musonia in North Hollywood. The store is still there. His brother gives private tours of Randy's practice area. I saw one of his last shows in LA on Dec 31st 1981. It was New Year's Eve, the opening act didn't show up. We had to wait until 11:00pm for Ozzy to come out because he wanted to be on stage at midnight. Randy was considering quitting the band at the end of the tour. He had promised his mom he would go to UCLA like she did and get his degree in classical guitar.
Randy was my favorite guitarist of that era. I HIGHLY recommend you take a listen to Diary of a Madman, the song itself, and Tonight from the same album, especially the exit solo on Tonight, to experience some of the best of Randy's abilities. He was one of the best guitarist to grace this planet.
RIP Randy Rhoads the Undisputed G.O.A.T lost but not forgotten. BTW girls love your exploration of classic hard rock icons and that is a sick Iron Maiden T on your backdrop.
Karl is still making them. He lives about an hour from me. He has a YT channel where he goes through his process and reminisces about working with Randy and EVH.
Randy was the reason I picked a guitar up and I was devastated at 13 learning he passed RIP!! the best to do it in such a short amount of time Only person to come close to randy was dimebag
You girls are VERY cool 😎, I'm proud of you for recognizing what REAL music/talent is and not falling for the trash from the so-called artists of today just to be accepted by your peers. Stay the course ladies and ROCK ON!!!
One of Randy's best. It's truly wonderful to see that Randy can be bringing joy to you over 40 years after he made this song. Don't forget to give Bob Daisley credit. And the Ozman too. 😃🎸👍💯
First, CONGRATULATIONS on your new member of the family, Flora! What cute kitten and I know she will give you all her love as you will give to her. I really appreciate both of you for reacting to this video and experiencing the magic of Randy Rhoads with Ozzy, Bassist Rudy Sarzo (Quiet Riot, White Snake fame), Drummer Tommy Aldridge (Black Oak Arkansas, Gary Moore), and Don Airey on Keyboards. Those first two Ozzy albums, "Blizzard of Ozz" and "Diary of a Madman" (with original Bassist Bob Daisley and Drummer Lee Kerslake) are absolute classics! Sadly, Randy Rhoads would lose his life in a plane crash just four months after Diary was released, but you can really sense where his talent was headed and the direction of 80s Metal. If you really want to hear the evolution from Mr. Crowley to the next level, listen to "Diary of a Madman"...it will really fill your hearts with awe! Thanks again for reacting to this video and Best wishes!
In 1980-82 saw Blackmore, Iommi, Gallagher, Guy, Van Halen. This guy was up ther and had the chance to bet better. Met him after UK gig in Newcastle (trying to see Ozzy) and he was so nice. A massive loss as a man - then a guitarist
It is a rare, clear recording of Randy and it was here in my city of Rochester, NY. Wish I had known and could have been there; of course, I was a poor kid, age 11, living in Castile (suburb of Rochester) at that time and just weeks before we moved to Bakersfield, CA. My best friend's older brother did see the concert, as I recall, with his best friend. Tough knowing I never got to see him live and that there are so few recordings. Amazing!
I remember listening to that track just after I bought the album *ckough cough* a few years ago. Quite a suitbale subject for them to do, seeing as Aleister Crowley was a reputed witch and deemed 'the most evil man in England' for a while. From what I have read he was likely only a little bit madder than a box of frogs!
🤘WELCOME BACK !! Nice to meet you Flora!! What a beautiful little ball of fuzzy feline cuteness 😻Our dad is a huge Ozzy/Sabbath fan ! Which made us O/BS fans by proxy😃Aleister Crowley was disturbingly fright'n. ..
Check out Ozzie's song "Bark At The Moon". There is a live concert video on UA-cam. The guitarist is Jake E. Lee and he really poured on the energy for this one. Another one from Ozzy with Randy is "Diary Of A Madman". Randy studied classical guitar and put that knowledge to good use here. The song is based on a 1964 scary, Vincent Price movie called Diary Of A Madman. The movie is on You Tube if you want to watch before you react. Thanks Ladies you're doing a wonderful job and it's plain to see you've got the magic touch! More Flora! 😃 Where did she go? 🤔
Flora is super cute. I have a 4 year old black cat called Popcorn ! I've been a couple of times to Boleskine House above Loch Ness in Scotland which was owned by Aleister Crowley & later bought in the early 1970's by Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page. Sadly it was almost totally destroyed by fire several years ago.
Randy has been gone for 40 years but he’ll never be forgotten
Glad Randy was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame last year. Long overdue, but better late than never, even if his Mother had to witness it with Randy from above. Rest in Peace.🙏🎸🎸🙏
This song has been slowed way down from the studio. It’s a beautiful solo but people need to get a grip. I love Randy as a guitarist, but sadly he only played on TWO albums. There are bands and musicians that have sold millions and millions of records and had numerous hits on 15 or 20 albums throughout the years and haven’t even been nominated. They really should remove Rock And Roll from their name because they keep inducting non Rock artists like Dolly. I love Dolly but she is not a Rock And Roll artist.
When Will Rogers and Wiley Post went down, nobody got the message, flying is, (potentially at least,) dangerous. We've lost so many gifted people in plane crashes. That really sucks
Ya just can't deny the law of gravity.
Great reaction and thanks for sharing. Randy Rhodes, one of the greatest guitarists of all time. R.I.P. please keep up the fun. Chris
Randy Rhoads one of the greatest players to ever play a guitar.
All of his work with Ozzy is music to listen to through your entire lifetime.
It never gets old.
Thanks for the video girls.
Jeeze, can you imagine what a 3rd studio album would have been like??....Such a tragedy that it wasn't meant to be....
Randy's first two albums with his original Quiet Riot that were only released in Japan are also worth hearing. Very raw and very "cheesy metal" but that was in back in the late 70s. The 1993 release of "Randy Rhoads: The Quiet Riot Years" is touched up and sounds better. Cool to hear "Slick Black Cadillac" on the original album "Quiet Riot II" in 1980 and remade and released on the second incarnation of Quiet Riot's "Metal Health" album in 1983...both with Rudy Sarzo.
Randy Rhoads played so good, God decided to take him back to heaven 🙏. RIP RANDY 🎸
Saw this concert in 1981 also.
Randy was the man!
Especially when he played:
" You can't kill Rock and Roll"
It sounded so majestic and to this day it is my favorite song ever!
Randy!!! one of the greatest ever
Welcome back ladies, nice reaction and magic, best lineup of musician's Ozzy every had Randy rhoads, tommy Aldridge, Rudy sarzo
Awesome pick and Randy Rhoad was a talent for sure 🙏🏻
I totally did the standing ovation! It was deserved! Every musician is a master. It was all wonderful.
I am so happy to see you back and enjoying some music. Flora is going to make a great Dana's Faith team member! You'll have to teach erh to say YEE!
So glad you’re back! Missed y’all❤️
Ozzy scrathes his head in the end like "What the heck guys???" 😀
Randy was a shooting star... Indeed
Neat reaction gals.. 😊👍
Gosh you two bring back memories where have you two gone lol so long so long 😂 now with Flora
Rest in peace Randy the best guitarist in the world
Hi girls! It is wonderful seeing you again!
And I love seeing your new baby sister!
Now your parents get to enjoy taking care of three kittens!
Juliet, Mia and Flora!
Great reaction girls! Pure magic!
This is such a great song! I am glad you enjoyed it. I saw Ozzy when he was with Black Sabbath, long, long ago! Hey, I want to keep my distance from you two, so you don't make me vanish! The question remains, Where's Flora? :)
Hola. I am so glad to see y'all back and I love this song by Ozzy Osbourne and I loved it so much🇺🇸🇵🇦❤🌹🎸🎤
He is one of the best heavy metal guitarists of all time.
A classic! This man invented Metal many years before you were born. I'm glad to see that young girls like you appreciate good music! 🤘🏼
Ozzy was singing about Alistair Crowley a very evil and sadistic man who lived in the early to mid 20th century. Hence the dark foreboding music and lyrics.
Lets gooooo, nice choicee
We had no idea what to expect when Ozzy was ousted from Black Sabbath and went solo. The album blew us away, but then we saw him live with Randy Rhodes (twice on the same tour) and Def Leppard opened. It was phenomenal! RIP, Randy Rhodes. This definitely warrants a standing ovation.
Couldn't agree more. It was like a Checkmate to Iommi and Dio. Battle between the 2 bands both pumping out masterful albums....what a time I bet.... (I'm 32 years old and jealous lol)
@@PerfectPlex090 it really was and not many even really knew who Ozzy was and hardly anyone knew who Def Leppard were, so the first show was full, but not packed. The second leg was sold out!
I saw Sabbath on the Mob Rules tour. Ten Years After was the opener. Sabbath screwed up a few times ) :
Randy Rhoads is outta this universe on guitar, RIP ❤, taken from this world so young and it was truly heartbreaking what happened to him.
I am so glad that you girls are taking the time out of your day to appreciate the greatness of Randy Rhodes. Who is now wildly considered as one of the greatest guitar players who ever lived it’s just tragic that he was taken from us at such a young age he was only 25 years old.
Long live Randy Rhoads RIP 🙏
excelent !!!! grettings from argentina .
July 17, '81, I had the pleasure of catching Ozzy, Randy Rhoads & his great band, with the opening Mötorhead, on the Blizzard of Ozz Tour. Of course they performed this classic...
You are lucky. I had tickets for the Diary of a Madman Tour and unfortunately had to settle for Brad Gillis. R.I.P. Randy.
@@shawnmichael777.
Thanks, we were...that particular lineup was also great; Airey, Sarzo & Aldridge.
☆ RR was a special talent, for my ears, easily, one of the greats of the genre👍
WELCOME BACK! Awww, there is Flora! Loved the pictures posted of her on Patreon. Question? If you can make Flora appear, can you work your magic to make me appear there with the two of you? 😁 Now, on to my comment! This is one of my favorite Ozzy songs. I hear this song played on the radio all the time. Yes, I crank it up, put the windows down all the way and jam! Randy Rhodes was such a talent! The way he made his guitar sing. Oh, how I miss him. Ozzy made a name for himself, once he left Black Sabbath and went solo. Please stay on the Ozzy train. You will not be disappointed. Good to see my lovely girls once again. You have been missed. Can't wait for more video reactions! Love & Blessings! 💗
suzy dont tell me, your gonna start singing... my flora brings all the cats to the yard :P hows ut going ?
@@jimkenpig lol....no singing by me. Glass would break! Hope you are doing well, my friend. Sorry I could not chat with you during the live stream. I promise to during the next one. You better be staying good! 💗😁
@@suzycanusazep-girl68 He hasn't been : )
@@shawnmichael777. now that is a shame. I guess he needs to go in the timeout corner for awhile! 😝😁🤣😘
@@suzycanusazep-girl68 LOL!!!! Just kidding, he been good : )
I'm 43 and been an Ozzy fan for about 38yrs now. I recall humming to Bark at the moon in my kindergarten class. Randy in my eyes was the goat of guitar players. Just my opinion. Welcome back ladies and keep rocking🤘🤘🤘
That look Ozzy has at the end - like: I can't believe these guys are in my band. Especially Randy. OMG 🤯
One of the best solos in history
Im glady you 2 are back! Yall are awesome young ladies!!YEEEE🌹🌹
Another Ozzy song you should react to is Dairy of a Madman, a song written by Bob Daisley(Bass Player) about his mental break down as a teenager.
My favorite Ozzy song live with Randy. Even if you know nothing about him you can see the classical influence by the way he fingers the fretboard. Very arched fingers. And he looks so casual as he plays like "Oh this is so easy". He hardly looks at what he is doing on the fretboard. Thanks for reacting to it.
Randy gets such a killer sound out of that guitar.
Welcome back girls, and what a great song to come back with. Love this album so much and the guitar is sublime ! So glad Ozzy was fired from Sabbath or we would never have had Blizzard of OZ or Heaven and Hell !!
Yeah, that's true. It worked out for both sides. Two great albums!
This is a song about Aleister Crowley. A very strange person, if you are curious to learn. Oh, and WELCOME BACK!!
Barbara Bush' s daddy...Allegedly ..Check out the resemblance if you can, Steve. Uncanny..
Strange person? How about a evil wizard.
@@professorfalken4600 calm down this isn't middle earth
An evil person.
¡Temazo! 🤘🏼🎸🎶
Qué bueno es verlas de vuelta.
Your cat is SO cute ! Great music !
Pascal.
3:42 AM .France
Welcome back!!!! Glad to share the experience with you ladies again
Gotta do anything from the live album- Ozzy Osbourne's Tribute To Randy Rhoads. Randy shined like a Supernova on stage.
Randy Rhoads last show Thursday March 18th 1982: Knoxville Tn The Knoxville Civic Coliseum: I saw Randy’s last show on Thursday March 18th, 1982. UFO was the opener and one of the greatest shows ever put on! John Allen (called Ronnie to make fun of Ronnie James Dio at the time was Black Sabbath’ replacement for Ozzy) handed out water and towels to Ozzy between songs and was later hung during Goodbye to Romance. At the end Ozzy was on a giant mechanical Hand throwing meat 🍖 🥩 into the audience! Got lucky my tour shirt was tucked into my jacket! CRIED LIKE A BABY the following morning when we all heard Randy was killed in a plane crash😢😢😢😭😭😭 THE MEMORIES LINGER TO THIS DAY! Hard to believe 40 years ago this past March! RIP RANDY YOU’LLNEVER BE FORGOTTEN!
Hey guys what's up! Everytime I hear this old Ozzy stuff I miss Randy Rhoads. I can't imagine what he would have done, if he would have lived. His compositions were so beautiful, but brutal at the same time. Rock on! God.bless.you! Peace!
The actual Mr. Aleister Crowley was an English poet, novelist, painter, mountaineer, magician, occultist, and all-around odd guy. He founded a "religion" called Thelema, built upon a single tenet: "Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of The Law." He traveled the world, had _many_ loves along the way, both male and female. He lived from 1875 until the end of 1947, and this little snippet barely even scratches the surface of his life.
The lead guitarist you two were amazed by was named Randy Rhoads; he was absolutely incredible and very highly regarded in the rock community. He also suffered one of the most rock & roll deaths of all time: killed when a private plane he was a passenger in crashed into his tour bus.
Both of them are well worth learning more about.
If I recall he was asleep in the tour bus but the plane was being flown by high people in Ozzy's group. Real dumb ass-ery.
Fun fact: Jimmy Page was (maybe still is) a follower of Crowley's work. He even bought one of his homes and published a series of Crowley's journals called The Equinox.
You hit the nail right on the head. That band lineup was a shooting star! 🤘🤟👍
Randy was the man!!...unfortunately taken away too soon, when you feel like knowing more there's many yt videos that tell the bizarre and sad story. RIP
Rhodes....simply untouchable RIP
The Exorcist still scares me. R.I.P. Randy.
One of my favorite Ozzy songs. And Ozzy is one of my all-time favorites. So this was just about as close to the top as it gets for me.
Randy putting on a clinic. Pure power!!
Randy was trained as a classical guitarist. Many years ago I took lessons from his mom at Musonia in North Hollywood. The store is still there. His brother gives private tours of Randy's practice area. I saw one of his last shows in LA on Dec 31st 1981. It was New Year's Eve, the opening act didn't show up. We had to wait until 11:00pm for Ozzy to come out because he wanted to be on stage at midnight. Randy was considering quitting the band at the end of the tour. He had promised his mom he would go to UCLA like she did and get his degree in classical guitar.
What an awesome way to come back, I gave Ozzy a standing ovation for real when I saw him live at download festival in 2018
Excelente reacción de gran canción amigas, gracias... Saludos desde México :)
RIP Randy Rhodes, one of the greatest guitarists gone way too soon
Miss you girls and Seco d beautiful kitten and you can't go wrong with ozzy
Welcome back!!! The wait was so worth it!!! great song ...great reaction.... keep reacting...you are both amazing!!!!
Welcome back. RIP Randy.
Randy Rhodes died when he was only about 26. He still has such an influence on guitarists today. He was classically trained as well.
So happy you young ladies are back!! Where have you been?
There have been a few guitar gods throughout rock history, but Randy flew YOU to the Gods!!
Blessed Children, you know when someone has a ear for music! 🤟🏻🖤🏴
My first absolute favorite song since 81
Rest in peace Randy rhoads
Randy was my favorite guitarist of that era. I HIGHLY recommend you take a listen to Diary of a Madman, the song itself, and Tonight from the same album, especially the exit solo on Tonight, to experience some of the best of Randy's abilities. He was one of the best guitarist to grace this planet.
You haven't heard Ozzy tip you hear Crazy Babies
Rip Randy "The gif of god " Rhoads. Nice reaction. 🤟🤟
RIP Randy Rhoads the Undisputed G.O.A.T lost but not forgotten. BTW girls love your exploration of classic hard rock icons and that is a sick Iron Maiden T on your backdrop.
Randy 100% GOAT
That would be Randy Rhoads playing the Karl Sandoval Polka Dot Harpoon V.....one of the most iconic guitars ever built...
Karl is still making them. He lives about an hour from me. He has a YT channel where he goes through his process and reminisces about working with Randy and EVH.
I have replicas of his Polka Dot Flying V and White Concorde, to include straps.
@@krkhns Sweet! Ive heard he still builds them....I'm gonna get my hands on one before I die.....
Randy was the reason I picked a guitar up and I was devastated at 13 learning he passed RIP!! the best to do it in such a short amount of time Only person to come close to randy was dimebag
You picked the right version! Randy Rhodes and Rudy Sarzo … can't beat them! Miss ya, Randy!
Good to see young listening to music from the past..it was a lot of real good artists..
se las extrañaba mucho chicas . saludos desde Quilmes argentina
You girls are VERY cool 😎, I'm proud of you for recognizing what REAL music/talent is and not falling for the trash from the so-called artists of today just to be accepted by your peers. Stay the course ladies and ROCK ON!!!
Classic Ozzy! R.R. RIP!
After this album Ozzy was back
One of Randy's best. It's truly wonderful to see that Randy can be bringing joy to you over 40 years after he made this song. Don't forget to give Bob Daisley credit. And the Ozman too. 😃🎸👍💯
Randy Rhoads, one of the best guitarists of all time and he died too young, a genius
First, CONGRATULATIONS on your new member of the family, Flora! What cute kitten and I know she will give you all her love as you will give to her.
I really appreciate both of you for reacting to this video and experiencing the magic of Randy Rhoads with Ozzy, Bassist Rudy Sarzo (Quiet Riot, White Snake fame), Drummer Tommy Aldridge (Black Oak Arkansas, Gary Moore), and Don Airey on Keyboards. Those first two Ozzy albums, "Blizzard of Ozz" and "Diary of a Madman" (with original Bassist Bob Daisley and Drummer Lee Kerslake) are absolute classics! Sadly, Randy Rhoads would lose his life in a plane crash just four months after Diary was released, but you can really sense where his talent was headed and the direction of 80s Metal.
If you really want to hear the evolution from Mr. Crowley to the next level, listen to "Diary of a Madman"...it will really fill your hearts with awe!
Thanks again for reacting to this video and Best wishes!
love Diary of a Madman. Song and album! Great Patreon suggestion btw!
Glad your back! 😺❤️ Flora
After listening to this, go read about who Aleister Crowley was, for some real fun and background info. Ozzy singing about this guy is perfect.
While Ozzy is not my main choice I really like him anyway and he is for real. And it is really good to see you all back after your little break.
RIP Randy Rhodes. Taken too soon!
Randy was taken from us too soon.
Gotta love those old Moog Synths!
In 1980-82 saw Blackmore, Iommi, Gallagher, Guy, Van Halen. This guy was up ther and had the chance to bet better. Met him after UK gig in Newcastle (trying to see Ozzy) and he was so nice. A massive loss as a man - then a guitarist
I saw it 4times in concert. It was killer
Randy Rhoads fue un guitarrista en Guitarra Clásica, es por eso que escuchamos una limpieza increíble.
Allister Crowley was an Englishman who survived to 1947 and very much a cult-like leader. I interesting dude.
Ii like your reaction guys speechless...rock on
I get teary eyed every time I see Randy. This was a rehearsal for their upcoming tour. The live version on the Tribute album is much better.
It is a rare, clear recording of Randy and it was here in my city of Rochester, NY. Wish I had known and could have been there; of course, I was a poor kid, age 11, living in Castile (suburb of Rochester) at that time and just weeks before we moved to Bakersfield, CA. My best friend's older brother did see the concert, as I recall, with his best friend. Tough knowing I never got to see him live and that there are so few recordings. Amazing!
randy roads the best guitarist that ever lived rip at 25 , sad story but damn what a player
Always enjoyng the keys by mr. Don Airey. Deep Puprle, anybody?
And rainbow
I just realized your voices sound alike now.
Cool.😁
I remember listening to that track just after I bought the album *ckough cough* a few years ago. Quite a suitbale subject for them to do, seeing as Aleister Crowley was a reputed witch and deemed 'the most evil man in England' for a while. From what I have read he was likely only a little bit madder than a box of frogs!
🤘WELCOME BACK !! Nice to meet you Flora!! What a beautiful little ball of fuzzy feline cuteness 😻Our dad is a huge Ozzy/Sabbath fan ! Which made us O/BS fans by proxy😃Aleister Crowley was disturbingly fright'n. ..
Great to see you back girls. Flora needs a Rush tee shirt lol. Randy Rhodes gone too soon.
Cool i Love The New Team Reactor 🤗 Flora 👍 from Pilgangoora Lithium Mine Site in top end of Western Australia 🙃
Check out Ozzie's song "Bark At The Moon". There is a live concert video on UA-cam. The guitarist is Jake E. Lee and he really poured on the energy for this one.
Another one from Ozzy with Randy is "Diary Of A Madman". Randy studied classical guitar and put that knowledge to good use here. The song is based on a 1964 scary, Vincent Price movie called Diary Of A Madman. The movie is on You Tube if you want to watch before you react.
Thanks Ladies you're doing a wonderful job and it's plain to see you've got the magic touch! More Flora! 😃 Where did she go? 🤔
Flora is super cute. I have a 4 year old black cat called Popcorn ! I've been a couple of times to Boleskine House above Loch Ness in Scotland which was owned by Aleister Crowley & later bought in the early 1970's by Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page. Sadly it was almost totally destroyed by fire several years ago.
Love your spirit and insight 😊
Randy was The Man! You should react to Joe Satriani - The Extremist! (Cool cat BTW)
"War" is amazing! So Is Gary Hoey's 1993 metal version of "Hocus Pocus" from "Animal Instinct"
@@garycp70 Agreed, War kicks it off right from the beginning, as well as Hoey's Hocus Pocus.
Incredible playing 🎉🎉