David Deutscher that’s really a fucking shame on you,because I am Chinese from Hong Kong Asia but I know this for such long time and I’m 40 now we’re of the same age .
david hefner Hello! I've bought many Ozzy records so many years ago, especially live recordings from the Randy era, and several concert DVDs, which are still playing in my Porsche car from time to time.
david hefner Actually, I envy you very much. After all, you are Westerners, and it is easy to get instant information close to them. Our fans in Hong Kong in the past no Internet era, want to know the Ozzy news is really more difficult than ascending to the heaven ,Besides, in fact there are not many people who know Ozzy in Hong Kong. Unless they learn to play electric guitar and band music, the average person doesn't know it at all. That’s the reason why I said that guy were shameful. But I don't really mean anything because fan always love fan right?
This was my first concert. That’s Brad Gillis from Night Ranger filling in after Randy’s death. Tommy Aldridge on drums, Rudy Sarzo on bass as Don Airey is playing keys up in the arch on the left.
This album was the best. I was in Junior high school at this time. What a first concert to go see man. I went back then to shows but never got a chance to go see Ozzy.
Brad Gillis will always hold a special place in the halls of heavy metal history! Huge props to him for stepping in at an extremely difficult time and keeping the show on the road so Ozzy could complete the tour!
To me, even though Brad never got the chance to show off his own stuff in the band, will always be the second best guitarist in the Ozzy band. Being able to do this, on that short amount of time and just NAIL those wild solos on tour... that takes a very very special guitar player to be able to do.
As much as I enjoyed, and still enjoy, the "Bark At The Moon" era, the "Diary of A Madman/SOTD" era, was Ozzy, not only at his BEST MUSICALLY, but THEATRICALLY! In fact, TO THIS DAY, I STILL look for music and other merchandise from this era!
Marcus Hannar back when this first came out, none of us would have even realized it or would have given it a second thought. We'd have popped this in the VCR and had a blast watching it, unaware of any studio trickery. The information age almost ruins the fun.
What a tragedy it was to lose Randy so young and how difficult it must have been for the band to pick up the pieces and go on without him. Brad Gillis is a champ to have undertaken this incredibly tough job in filling in such giant musical shoes. Superb video and audio!
This sounds like he’s lip syncing to the vocal track for the song. It’s literally identical to how it sounds on the album. This would have made sense in 1982 since Ozzy was at the height of his drug/alcohol addiction and there’s no way he’d have been able to perform it this good live at the time.
@@BERLIN--yt1yh I thought it wasn't that bad. It did start off a bit rough but he hits the course just right. He can sound just like he does in studio at times
I swear I hope he will be ok and continues to kick ass for 30 more years. I just have known a few people with Parkinson's and it really was a drag on the energy they had and on what they had been able to do before. If anyone can string this shit out and last you're damn right, IT'S OZZY!!!!!!!!!!!!
I had tickets to this concert and was all set to see Randy live and the tragic news came in. That being said Brad did well considering he had little preparation time for this tour. I found out some more about him after the concert and went out and bought the first Night Ranger album as a result.
Poor Brad... in one fluid motion he got one of the most desired jobs in the universe and to a certain extent was not appreciated or accepted by the fans. Having to replace Randy was a HUGE job and the way he did it was amazing.
I don't think he wasn't planning on staying, Jake E. Lee filled out the very last of this tour before the recording and release of Bark at the Moon while Bob Daisley replaced Rudy Sarzo on bass
When I heard Brad's playing, I was, and STILL AM, FLOORED! The way he used (or uses) the "whammy bar"...WOW! At THAT point, I had NEVER heard rock/metal guitar/music like THAT!
Hes actually Backwards. Most people talk and you hear every word but when they sing you cant understand. When OZZY talks you cant understand anything he says but when he sings you can understand every word.. LOL First OOZY show as 4/6/82
Been listening to Ozzy,since 1971. Followed everything he's put out, when master Rhoades stepped out, everything in rock changed, some guitar player can imitate Randy songs but no player can be Randy, he is still the 1 of masters and every guitar player will agree !!!
@@scottashe984 Oh any day of the week I never understood the fascination was Zakk with his over use of pinch harmonics and his sound like he was recording under a mud puddle, Brad was and much more technical player as well.
1982 was the best summer of my life and I have always loved Ozzy!! Until this day he is my favorite artist!!! Many many memories with this song and this album and all of his music!
Brad played those solos so close to the original it`s wild! Extremely few guitarists would have been able to pull that off in that short amount of time.
This was one of the first live albums I bought when it came out, Brad Gillis kicked ASS !!! Made me realize it could be played your way and stay close to the original as well
Ozzy and Rudy nearly insane with grief Tommy numbed by shock and Gillis in an awful awful position yet they put on a powerful inspiring performance. Never been a huge night ranger fan but Brad will always have my utmost respect
THAT being said, it's great to know that Ozzy, Rudy, Tommy, and keyboardist Don Airey (remember him?), "DIDN'T give Brad a 'hard time' the way Kirk, James, and Lars, treated Jason.
Brad Gillis is just a monster here. Stepping in and up in a legendary way. And the rest of the band and crew let the show go on despite a terrible tragedy. This time was an amazing time.
I love how SHARON!! made Don Airey wear a monk’s robe and hood up there while tickling the ivories. As if being the keys player isn’t unglamorous enough.
There's no contest between guitarists. Randy is Randy, Brad is Brad. And Brad was a great fill-in in the absence of Randy. And Bernie crawled so Brad could walk so that Jake could run. All perfect for their roles, and I'm glad we can appreciate them all. Also, 420th comment.
Tommys extra accent before the harmonic part before the solo and the outro is brilliant. Introfill and solofill is played on toms and double bassdrums, and hes playing the verses with an eight note pattern on the bassdrum. Heavy!
Brad's no Randy. But he wailed. I used to crank that live record with the Sabbath tunes on it back in the day. It was cool to hear a different twist on all those classic songs. Sarzo and Aldridge juiced up the rhythms and Ozzy sounded great.
You gotta give it up to Rudy Sarzo. He lost his longtime friend a month earlier and he's out there, giving it all he's got like the pro that he is. Always loved seeing him and Randy play together, going back to the QR days.
Someone must’ve been inspired to shoot more footage after Randy’s accident, and they realized that there was a huge Randy footage void needed to be filled for fans like us.
I met Brad when he was in Night Ranger. They did an autograph session @ Record Bar. Only reason I went was meeting Brad. Shook his hand, with both hands and got his atuograph. Told him loved him with OZZY disreguarding Night Ranger❤❤😂😂🤝🤝🤝
I saw them do this in Duluth just a few weeks before Randy died- a straight-up show w/no frills-everything but instruments stuck in Mpls cuzza -30 blizzard- and they did alla Blizzard as well as Diary-Was the Diary Tour- greatest show ever!
Enough with the "underrated" comment. Gillis is not considered underrated by his peers. It is we, who haven't attained the level of master guitarist, who believe without proof that he is underrated.
I recognize the feeling that Ozzy and Rudy are having. It’s an uncomfortable and grievous situation but they are fighting through it like true warriors to do what they have to do.
It just reminds me, The Shining movie, sucha creepy - but still freaky stunnin'... Always liked Jake E Lee's guitarrin'. I think it's just him. Just an one great gt guy, truly Mind-breaker after marvellous Randy Rhoads. He just got some heavy boots, to step In. ❤❤❤❤❤
God damn pre internet...I was just getting my first copy of Master of Reality and didnt even know he had a solo career. I had been to my first couple concerts but really feel I missed out. got to meet him in 86 but would trade meeting Ozzy to see this tour...with Randy or Brad
Even though Jake E Lee is my all time favorite Ozzy Osbourne guitar player, I have to give Brad Gillis the respect he deserves for his guitar playing on this show, and the other Speak Of The Devil show he did with only Black Sabbath songs. I have listened to this show many times in the last 20 years. I found a bootleg CD of this show 20 years ago ,and it sounds just as amazing as this video does. It should have been released on CD a few years ago, when they properly released it on DVD.
There is live footage of Randy in concert. Just not a full show to my knowledge. Maybe there's a full video sitting in a vault somewhere we don't know about.
Brad was awesome. But why is there so few videos of Randy playing live with Ozzy. One may think there would've been so many cameras out there in the audience. Its like he didn't even exist. Come on people of UA-cam. Share it if you got it!!
Me & my dad love Ozzy and Randy so I decided to learn this song on my guitar and dedicate to them and to all fans of metal music. Pls check out my cover of Over the Mountain live on stage last night.
Brad Gillis walked into an almost impossible situation and rocked it. So good, and so underrated as a guitarist.
That's an understatement.
Yes Indeed! These Guys really helped Ozzy do very well!
His tremolo is amazing
Like Jason Newsted with Metallica
Unbelievable really!
Gillis was a monster and hits every note exceptionally, he is very underrated.
Yeah but i can't believe he played 3 different guitar but all of them sounds the same just a good ass player.
He is no Randy though
100%... and he had just a couple days to learn it all before he stepped on stage.. cudo's to Brad
@@cainm8808 Who the fuck is!!??
A little different than don't tell you love me....lol
I´m 39 and I´ve lived all my life ignoring this. Please, God, forgive me.
I had a chance to see the Bark At The Moon tour when I was 10...I missed it. You are forgiven.
damn you
David Deutscher that’s really a fucking shame on you,because I am Chinese from Hong Kong Asia but I know this for such long time and I’m 40 now we’re of the same age .
david hefner Hello! I've bought many Ozzy records so many years ago, especially live recordings from the Randy era, and several concert DVDs, which are still playing in my Porsche car from time to time.
david hefner Actually, I envy you very much. After all, you are Westerners, and it is easy to get instant information close to them. Our fans in Hong Kong in the past no Internet era, want to know the Ozzy news is really more difficult than ascending to the heaven ,Besides, in fact there are not many people who know Ozzy in Hong Kong. Unless they learn to play electric guitar and band music, the average person doesn't know it at all. That’s the reason why I said that guy were shameful. But I don't really mean anything because fan always love fan right?
This was my first concert. That’s Brad Gillis from Night Ranger filling in after Randy’s death. Tommy Aldridge on drums, Rudy Sarzo on bass as Don Airey is playing keys up in the arch on the left.
This album was the best. I was in Junior high school at this time. What a first concert to go see man. I went back then to shows but never got a chance to go see Ozzy.
Yep
@@jkon1970 good yes, but best!, first two with Randy IMHO where better. NEVER AS GOOD.
I saw this concert also. I was in Vancouver, I remember he hung a midget.
I knew there was something wrong with that picture lol. Brad did a good job!
Brad Gillis will always hold a special place in the halls of heavy metal history! Huge props to him for stepping in at an extremely difficult time and keeping the show on the road so Ozzy could complete the tour!
To me, even though Brad never got the chance to show off his own stuff in the band, will always be the second best guitarist in the Ozzy band. Being able to do this, on that short amount of time and just NAIL those wild solos on tour... that takes a very very special guitar player to be able to do.
Gillis really stepped up and performed exceptionally. Hats off to him👍
LIKE-FUCKIN'-WISE!
Gilly fucking ripped it a new hole. Still rocks today.
Massive talent and way underrated in the non guitar players world
As much as I enjoyed, and still enjoy, the "Bark At The Moon" era, the "Diary of A Madman/SOTD" era, was Ozzy, not only at his BEST MUSICALLY, but THEATRICALLY! In fact, TO THIS DAY, I STILL look for music and other merchandise from this era!
one of the greatest live albums of all time along with so many other great ones
This seems like the record playing over the concert. The vocals are obviously doubled.
that man has a golden voice .......ozzy your voice is second to none
Shame the vocal track is clearly dubbed. While I love Ozzy, the vocals on this "live" video are a studio creation
And that guitar player is nowhere near as good as Randy Rhoads. Randy did that solo light years better than he did.
Adam Taylor still his vocals though
Adam Taylor not disagreeing just I’m fine with it, you know
Marcus Hannar back when this first came out, none of us would have even realized it or would have given it a second thought. We'd have popped this in the VCR and had a blast watching it, unaware of any studio trickery. The information age almost ruins the fun.
Randy was killed a few months before they came to town , I was surprised they came so soon after but man, Brad did a great job , underrated for sure.
Who killed him?
@@andrade2129 Airplane accident
I think Randy's death hit Ozzy to his core. He loved him
@@andrade2129 airplane crash wtf
Hands down best hard rock singer goat
Seeing Brad wear Randy's vest is tough
He wouldnt been able to do it without it. That and randy’s guitars probably have magic infused in them
And i know thats brads guitar btw
Brad wouldn't fit in Randy's vest.
he tore it up though. Did it justice.
Probably some pick of destiny magic going on with that vest 🤔🤔🤔
That drum intro wakes you up like a sledgehammer!
LIKE-FUCKIN'-WISE!
It is a sledgehammer😊
My favorite Ozzy song - great to hear and see it live.
Foi feita pra mim antes de eu nascer, veio cumprir agora em minha vida a letra.
Impressive that Brad pulled off an entire setlist of Ozzy tracks in only three months especially this Randy masterpiece
What a tragedy it was to lose Randy so young and how difficult it must have been for the band to pick up the pieces and go on without him. Brad Gillis is a champ to have undertaken this incredibly tough job in filling in such giant musical shoes. Superb video and audio!
AMEN or LIKEWISE!
It is not normal to sound better live than the album....
Tribute 1981 sounds better as well in my opinion
This sounds like he’s lip syncing to the vocal track for the song. It’s literally identical to how it sounds on the album. This would have made sense in 1982 since Ozzy was at the height of his drug/alcohol addiction and there’s no way he’d have been able to perform it this good live at the time.
@@vanhalenandbaddecisions3564 because they overdubbed the hell out of ozzys vocals
The vocals for this show were re-recorded in the studio. There are some rare videos of this show with the original vocals, it sounds horrible.
@@BERLIN--yt1yh I thought it wasn't that bad. It did start off a bit rough but he hits the course just right. He can sound just like he does in studio at times
Really sad to hear Ozzy is now struggling with Parkinson's disease. All my best wishes to you Ozzman.
He's pretty tough. You might be surprised what he can still do!!
I swear I hope he will be ok and continues to kick ass for 30 more years. I just have known a few people with Parkinson's and it really was a drag on the energy they had and on what they had been able to do before. If anyone can string this shit out and last you're damn right, IT'S OZZY!!!!!!!!!!!!
and also Glenn Tipton from Judas Priest
I had tickets to this concert and was all set to see Randy live and the tragic news came in. That being said Brad did well considering he had little preparation time for this tour. I found out some more about him after the concert and went out and bought the first Night Ranger album as a result.
Poor Brad... in one fluid motion he got one of the most desired jobs in the universe and to a certain extent was not appreciated or accepted by the fans. Having to replace Randy was a HUGE job and the way he did it was amazing.
I don't think he wasn't planning on staying, Jake E. Lee filled out the very last of this tour before the recording and release of Bark at the Moon while Bob Daisley replaced Rudy Sarzo on bass
AMEN or LIKEWISE!
When I heard Brad's playing, I was, and STILL AM, FLOORED! The way he used (or uses) the "whammy bar"...WOW! At THAT point, I had NEVER heard rock/metal guitar/music like THAT!
Ozzy was so crisp and precise in his vocals, sure didn’t sound like anything else in 1982, such pioneers of metal, long live the prince of darkness 🤟🏻
Hes actually Backwards. Most people talk and you hear every word but when they sing you cant understand. When OZZY talks you cant understand anything he says but when he sings you can understand every word.. LOL First OOZY show as 4/6/82
The vocals were over dubbed after the fact. The live show was abysmal. He's never sung the correct lyrics or stayed in key when he did this live.
@@TheOzzbut PROBABLY BECAUSE HE WAS SHITFACED..
@@TheOzzbut
RANDY JUDAH TALK 🎼❤️*
The vocals were re-recorded afterwords.
This song has always hit the right nerve with me.
Ozzy's outfit and mannerisms remind me of Mick Foley as Mankind.
A man of 32 going on 72
Nice !
No,Mick Foley reminds you of Ozzy.....😁
@@derekjohnston2780 Lmao
@@rkaraidos Definitely nice Mr. McButthead. Ozzy owns the room
Don't need no astrology it's inside you and me
You don't need a ticket to fly with me I'm free
Golden lyrics.
bob daisley was always a great writer for ozzy...
Been listening to Ozzy,since 1971. Followed everything he's put out, when master Rhoades stepped out, everything in rock changed, some guitar player can imitate Randy songs but no player can be Randy, he is still the 1 of masters and every guitar player will agree !!!
I can't believe my Father had the Nerve to talk bad about This Man! I Love You Ozzy!
My Dad came within minutes of having his Fat Ass Beat, behind Bad-Mouthing Ozzy Osbourne.
82 the year I was born! I was ecstatic when I got to see him in concert at 15.
To put in that situation Brad never wavered and did a kick ass job he's always been overlooked and underrated which i never understood.
If he had made a studio record with them he'd be better known to metal heads. I liked Jake's Ozzy albums but I'd trade Zakk for Brad.
@@scottashe984 Oh any day of the week I never understood the fascination was Zakk with his over use of pinch harmonics and his sound like he was recording under a mud puddle, Brad was and much more technical player as well.
The best song of Ozzy!!
1982 was the best summer of my life and I have always loved Ozzy!! Until this day he is my favorite artist!!! Many many memories with this song and this album and all of his music!
It's nothing without Randy's magical playing like watching early Van Halen without Eddie on guitar.
I think Brad did a great job TBH.
Brad played those solos so close to the original it`s wild! Extremely few guitarists would have been able to pull that off in that short amount of time.
Well if Randy wasn’t being stupid he’d still be here. Showing off in an airplane is dumb, period.
@garylee9738 wow, everything you said was completely wrong, dumbass.
Love the sound on Speak of the Devil. And yes, Gillis was awesome ❤
Killer riff and killer song....i love
I'm 59yrs seen him blizzard of Oz many other concerts Ozzy is the goat of rock and roll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nobody can replace randy..he was a classical genius.brad did a great job
Brad was a monster and he gets overlooked by anyone that wasn't an Ozzy megafan. Fantastic and powerful guitarist
Brad Gillis did a perfect job.
God damm could you imagine seeing Randy Rhoads with this video quality? I freaking wish
It excist.unfortunately they've never released any.
This is my fav live performance from Ozzy. This whole show. These are literally studio quality vocals.
Overdub
@@BERLIN--yt1yh it's still ozzy
It’s because they were recorded in the studio
Irvine meadows...
1982....
Brad gillis did a fantastic job of bringing it home.
This was one of the first live albums I bought when it came out, Brad Gillis kicked ASS !!! Made me realize it could be played your way and stay close to the original as well
My favorite song of the 80's
Ozzy and Rudy nearly insane with grief Tommy numbed by shock and Gillis in an awful awful position yet they put on a powerful inspiring performance. Never been a huge night ranger fan but Brad will always have my utmost respect
THAT being said, it's great to know that Ozzy, Rudy, Tommy, and keyboardist Don Airey (remember him?), "DIDN'T give Brad a 'hard time' the way Kirk, James, and Lars, treated Jason.
Monster band...
Gillis
Sarzo
Aldridge
AMAZING talent!!!
Speak of Devil i will chase that Tone till i die ! thanks Brad !
Ozzy has looked the same for 80 years lol great video! 🎸🎸🎸🎸
Brad Gillis is just a monster here. Stepping in and up in a legendary way. And the rest of the band and crew let the show go on despite a terrible tragedy. This time was an amazing time.
Child hood memories of the 80 s
Randy , that guitar style ...wow !!
That solo was played better then any other cover I heard
I truly love this song!
I love how SHARON!! made Don Airey wear a monk’s robe and hood up there while tickling the ivories. As if being the keys player isn’t unglamorous enough.
😂
Ozzy sounds so good!!
There's no contest between guitarists. Randy is Randy, Brad is Brad. And Brad was a great fill-in in the absence of Randy. And Bernie crawled so Brad could walk so that Jake could run. All perfect for their roles, and I'm glad we can appreciate them all.
Also, 420th comment.
Tommys extra accent before the harmonic part before the solo and the outro is brilliant. Introfill and solofill is played on toms and double bassdrums, and hes playing the verses with an eight note pattern on the bassdrum. Heavy!
Me encanta este tema de Ozzy y que buén trabajo de Brad Gillis !!
Greatest intro in ROCK era
This concert was on Mtv. I saw it when it first aired. It was the smartest thing Mtv ever did
Brad's no Randy. But he wailed.
I used to crank that live record with the Sabbath tunes on it back in the day.
It was cool to hear a different twist on all those classic songs.
Sarzo and Aldridge juiced up the rhythms and Ozzy sounded great.
Brad did an Awesome job filling in… very underestimated guitar player. And Tommy Aldrich on drums
Ozzy looks in his prime gutted I was born ,94 this would have been my era
Awesome performance
It's a damned shame they don't have a complete show of this quality recorded with Randy.
This was a bad ass production from The Ozz.
Música feita pra mim antes de eu nascer, veio se cumprir agora na minha vida. Até a camisa vermelha rasgada. E a letra também.
You gotta give it up to Rudy Sarzo. He lost his longtime friend a month earlier and he's out there, giving it all he's got like the pro that he is. Always loved seeing him and Randy play together, going back to the QR days.
Great heavy metal by a great musical artist.
Just brilliant
Someone must’ve been inspired to shoot more footage after Randy’s accident, and they realized that there was a huge Randy footage void needed to be filled for fans like us.
Brad Gillis has skills that could put him in the category as a true legend and master player😊😊😊
This riff is 🔥
I met Brad when he was in Night Ranger. They did an
autograph session @ Record Bar. Only reason I went was meeting Brad. Shook his hand, with both hands and got his atuograph.
Told him loved him with OZZY disreguarding Night Ranger❤❤😂😂🤝🤝🤝
He looks drunk and high as hell and yet he's hitting every note perfectly.
That's the key to life
TBF he was probably drunk and high as hell in the studio.
He was good like that
I saw them do this in Duluth just a few weeks before Randy died- a straight-up show w/no frills-everything but instruments stuck in Mpls cuzza -30 blizzard- and they did alla Blizzard as well as Diary-Was the Diary Tour- greatest show ever!
Enough with the "underrated" comment. Gillis is not considered underrated by his peers. It is we, who haven't attained the level of master guitarist, who believe without proof that he is underrated.
I recognize the feeling that Ozzy and Rudy are having. It’s an uncomfortable and grievous situation but they are fighting through it like true warriors to do what they have to do.
Ozzy is Over the Mountain! While, Dio is Over the Rainbow!
It just reminds me, The Shining movie, sucha creepy - but still freaky stunnin'... Always liked Jake E Lee's guitarrin'. I think it's just him. Just an one great gt guy, truly Mind-breaker after marvellous Randy Rhoads. He just got some heavy boots, to step In. ❤❤❤❤❤
And just like that, magically Ozzy started taking videos right AFTER Randy Rhoads' death.
🤔🤔🤔
Brad Gillis - killing it !!! 🎸
GEIL !!!!!!!
Probably the best replacement guitarist in heavy metal history. Brad Gillis!!! So good.
1a Ozzy super zeit......................
God damn pre internet...I was just getting my first copy of Master of Reality and didnt even know he had a solo career. I had been to my first couple concerts but really feel I missed out. got to meet him in 86 but would trade meeting Ozzy to see this tour...with Randy or Brad
Saw Randy a dozen times on the Blizzard tour, sadly he died before I could see him on this one. Gillis was exceptional, just wasn’t the same.
Even though Jake E Lee is my all time favorite Ozzy Osbourne guitar player, I have to give Brad Gillis the respect he deserves for his guitar playing on this show, and the other Speak Of The Devil show he did with only Black Sabbath songs. I have listened to this show many times in the last 20 years. I found a bootleg CD of this show 20 years ago ,and it sounds just as amazing as this video does. It should have been released on CD a few years ago, when they properly released it on DVD.
Por siempre ozzy 🇨🇱🤘🤘🤘
Brad Gillis looks like a rock god (filling Randy's shoes was a huge undertaking), and Ozzy looks like he was wearing his pajamas.
I agree,he rocked it.👍🤟🙄
I saw this tour , Brad Gillis was great
its absolutely pathetic that there is live footage of brad gillis and nothing of RANDY RHOADS
There is live footage of Randy in concert. Just not a full show to my knowledge. Maybe there's a full video sitting in a vault somewhere we don't know about.
Live at the Ritz. Wish it was still there.
Stop putting Brad down!
This is rock n roll!!!
We are connected!!!!!!!
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Not that Oz ever needed a reason to “self medicate” but this had to be an unbelievably painful time for those guys.
Brad was awesome. But why is there so few videos of Randy playing live with Ozzy. One may think there would've been so many cameras out there in the audience. Its like he didn't even exist. Come on people of UA-cam. Share it if you got it!!
OZZY 😊
Yes Ozzy always played with the best musicians but he doesn’t get enough credit for how effortlessly in tune and awesome his voice always is
Me & my dad love Ozzy and Randy so I decided to learn this song on my guitar and dedicate to them and to all fans of metal music.
Pls check out my cover of Over the Mountain live on stage last night.
действительно особеный тембр голоса.
Brad Gillis was under rated.
i would rather have seen jeff watson
Not at the time he wasn't
Think the opposite. All the Floyd Rose shit is like a parody of 80s guitar.
@@johnh9507 i would rather see Dave Murray and Adrian Smith or Marty Friedman.
He was no randy.