Randy Rhoads was a one of a kind guitarist. His work on this song was utterly godly, the absolute freight train of a solo in this gives me the shivers every time. RIP to one of the most influential guitarists ever. Keep up the good work man!!
@@robertherring9277 I cried and went to the mansion in Leesburg, Florida where it happened. It was a couple years after it happened but we were going to Florida anyway so I begged to go off in Leesburg and see where it happened. The owners were really nice and took us back and showed us. Great people to put up with a starstruck grieving teenager.
Wonderful song you've discovered here man. Ozzie is a great artist. He was also in a band called Black Sabbath, not sure if you've reacted to them yet.
What's going on is what's not going off. "Crazy Train" is from Ozzy's 1980 debut solo album, and features the phenomenal guitarist, the late Randy Rhodes (sp?).
Gotta love some Ozzy on a Monday morning! Even after all these years, can't understand a word he says when he talks, sings clear as a bell. Lyrics are always deep and have a message worth digging into.
He has a song called “Suicide Solution” and some parents held him responsible for their kids’ committing suicide. The song does not actually encourage suicide, more like warning that drugs and alcohol will eventually kill you. Those kids had problems way before the song came out.
Ol Tipper Gore and her fanatical parents creating waves to have albums censored and rated. Loved seeing Twisted Sisters Dee Snyder face them down in Congress 😁
@@bethshadid2087 @Beth Shadid Dee Snyder's words moved Congress into a confused state of stereotype. You've mentioned an interesting topic for anyone who loves uncensored music to check out.
I had my Randy Rhoads shirt on the day he was killed when I was 12, and I wore it every day for about 6 months after. Until it was see through worn out. My parents made me stop. I still wore it for a night shirt until I got married. Then my husband made me stop. They could never take him out of my heart. RIP Randy 💔
@Salem A strategic move mentioning Bon, tied them up sorting through the relativistic effec..stuff of what having a little fun is if time and splace are offered a variable guest square in the equation.. bar..TV show...bloody B&W's awful blurry? No harm intended, miss him too. Oh, and no typos, just thinking about what to add as the curtain's... How about a division of government that protects Nation Treasures as a valuable resource and part of the people. At first Babysitter might be the job description transitioning to protector of what matters most. Just a thought. Peace.
Randy Rhoads always had the best tone and smoothest technique. I listen to the song predominantly to be impressed by his guitar playing. Very sorely missed. When they were on stage you could tell Ozzy was so very proud of Randy.
Guitar by Randy Rhoads, a beautiful little bright spark, extinguished in a plane crash much too soon. Per Sharon, Ozzy’s wife, Randy’s death absolutely devatstated Ozzy. I know it hurt me and all Ozzy fans.
He went off on the crazy train a few years before , but great music , loved black sabbath , also ozzy solo , I know i use these words a lot he is such a legend .
Hi Jay! Looking good today! My high school jams = hair bands! 🤣 Though Ozzy’s band was more than just hair! He’s another rocker who’s been around a long time... lead singer for Black Sabbath prior to going solo!! This song was written by Osbourne, Randy Rhoads and Bob Daisley. The lyrics deal with the subject of the Cold War and the fear of annihilation that existed during this period, according to Wikipedia. Rhoads played lead guitar. I recommend reacting to War Pigs by Black Sabbath. 🖤
I went to see Ozzy at the Selland Arena in Fresno, CA in 1978 or 79, watching this incredible band Their Album, Diary of a Madman was beyond anything that I'd ever seen before! On the stage, Ozzy comes up from the floor of the stage sitting in this huge King like chair, had no shirt on, and show that these band members put on Wow, Wow, Wow!!! I'll always remember these times of Rocking out and if wonder.. I seen Ozzy in 2010 in Bakersfield CA. We watched Rob Zombie first, then Ozzy came out!! This second time I seen Ozzy almost 30 yrs later was just ok. The man hasn't got it anymore, and it was really sad seeing him struggle, he did his damnedest to put on a great show, but his health has just gotten worse over the years. Thanks for the memories OZ!!!
Somehow Ozzy is underrated despite having hits every decade since the 60's. 60,s, 70's, 80's, 90's, 00's, 10's, and now the 20's. Seven decades of hits!
Sir Randy Rhoads my friend..... its worth a deep dive to check out randy's virtuosic style of guitar and the stories surrounding Randy and Ozzy and Randy's tragic death and so many other songs.... listen to the song called "Tonight" from the album Diary of a Madman.... peace
Ozzy Osbourne - no more tears, suicide solution, mama im coming Home , bark at the moon, dreamer, changes... all good songs🥰 all the best , Camilla from denmark 🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰
Randy Rhoads' guitar solo on this track is almost always included *somewhere* whenever there's a Top 10 list of Greatest Guitar Solos in Rock History ... and it deserves to be!
Some of those drum fills are pretty darn good. Glad you weren't too distracted by Randy Rhoads guitar magic to notice that the song has some meaningful lyrics. It actually has a pretty positive message.
I was waiting forever for you to react to this one...one of my all time favorites! I know you love the heavy beat so I knew you would like it! This song just makes me shiver all over from the guitar to the meaning of the lyrics...always crank up the volume!. Love all you do to expand all of our musical horizons...you are able to help us appreciate all kinds of music. Thank you!
Jay, if you've ever been to a sporting event, you've heard this tune. What's really interesting about it is the music and genre is "hard rock/heavy metal," but the lyrics and message could have been written by soft rock legends like James Taylor or Phil Collins for example.
On May 7, 1981, the "Blizzard of Ozz" performed on the show "After Hours" in my town of Rochester, NY. There are four songs and an interview available on UA-cam and you really have to watch the late guitarist, Randy Rhoads, to really appreciate the music. They perform "I don't know" "Suicide Solution" (break for interview with Ozzy) "Mr. Crowley" and finish with "Crazy Train". Randy was tragically killed in a plane crash near Orlando, FL on March 19, 1982. For me THAT was the day "the music died" and while I know he planned to leave Ozzy's band after fulfilling the contractual obligation to do the Live album of Black Sabbath songs (which Randy didn't want to do) and get a degree in classical guitar at UCLA, I believe he would have returned and done some amazing works. May he always be remembered and rest in peace.
Its probably familiar because its been played at tons of sporting events. MLB games have played the intro at most of their games. Its also one of the most famous rock/metal songs ever. One of my favorite songs to play on bass. And Randy Rhodes was an amazing guitarist.
The guitarist was Randy Rhoads, one of the best guitarists in the world, sadly he died in a plane crash. He joined Ozzy in 1979, this was his last album with Ozzy before he died.
Radio just talked constantly about this band & this album (Diary of a Madman) on the album stations. Loud, talented with lots of hard stops and tons of energy.
Randy Rhoads Music is so timeless. Its not that old 70s and 80s music that gets old and your sick of hearing it real quick. I can listen to randy rhoads on guitar 24/7. Mr crowley especially
Guitarist Randy Rhodes. Only made 2 albums with Ozzy. "Diary of a Madman" and "Blizzard of Ozz" before he was killed in a plane crash. Their bus driver, who had an expired pilot's license, stole an airplane from a guy they stayed with and was joyriding with it. While attempting a flyby over the other band members, on his third pass he accidentally clipped the tour bus and nose-dived into a house. He was only 25yrs old.
You should listen to "Mr. Crowley"...Randy was one of the first rock guitarists to integrate two guitar solos into his songs, something that bands like Metallica have admitted to being influenced by in their songs.
The Master Lee Kerslake on Drums. The Power Plant of Uriah Heep for Decades, and then he carried Ozzy for a while. He and Randy were a Perfect Blend of Power, Finesse, and Passion. Ozzy had no clue he had it so good, TWICE, carrying his sorry a$$.
Can't go wrong with Ozzy Osborne. Try these songs.-I don't know -goodbye to romance -Suicide Solution -Mr. Crowley -over the mountain -flying high -you can't kill rock and roll -Bark at the Moon -so tired -ultimate sin -lightning strikes -Shot in the Dark -Miracle Man -crazy babies -bloodbath in Paradise -don't want to change the world -Mama I'm Coming Home -No More Tears -Perry Mason -see you on the other side -Dreamer -changes (remake of a Black Sabbath song with his daughter Kelly Osbourne) -let me hear you scream. These are just some of my favourite songs of Ozzy most of these have (VIDEOS) for them or (LIVE) performances try to find them.
Great reaction J love ozzy they had a television programme here in the UK ozzy and all the family what a laugh it was ozzy was priceless his wife sharon use to be a judge on the xfactor Thanks J
Randy's girlfriend, Jodi Raskin was my sister's best friend. I remember the night we waited to hear how Randy's audition with Ozzy went. Jodi finally called and let us know Ozzy heard Randy warming up - and that was all it took. Randy really didn't want to go to the audition, but his mom convinced him. Seems like yesterday. Hard to believe Randy's been gone 40 years.
I cannot believe I love a Ozzy song? But since you did a reaction to Crazy Train. Wow I love that song. mainly the instrumental parts. I'm one of those people if I like a song I will listen to it 20 times in a row and I have. Anyway thanks for playing Crazy Train. I grew up in the Disco days and loved it. What kids are messing now.
The lyrics... they're very uplifting. "All aboard Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha Ay, ay, ay, ay, ay, ay, ay Crazy, but that's how it goes Millions of people living as foes Maybe it's not too late To learn how to love And forget how to hate Mental wounds not healing Life's a bitter shame I'm going off the rails on a crazy train I'm going off the rails on a crazy train Let's go I've listened to preachers I've listened to fools I've watched all the dropouts Who make their own rules One person conditioned to rule and control The media sells it, and you live the role Mental wounds still screaming Driving me insane I'm going off the rails on a crazy train I'm going off the rails on a crazy train I know that things are going wrong for me You gotta listen to my words, yeah Heirs of a cold war That's what we've become Inheriting troubles, I'm mentally numb Crazy, I just cannot bear I'm living with something that just isn't fair Mental wounds not healing Who and what's to blame? I'm going off the rails on a crazy train I'm going off the rails on a crazy train Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha The ledge, ha-ha, the edge."
Randy is such a clever guitarist...starting from 6:36 he and the drummer immitate and old school steem train...drums do the chugga chugga...guitar does the choo choo with harmonics...
All this album is incredible, not a bad track on it. The Guitarist is the late great Randy Rhoads and the Drummer is the brilliant Tommy Aldridge. Great reaction. Please react to more Ozzy solo stuff, he has a lot of great songs
Randy Rhordes is tbe guitar player. He died in a plane crash ib Leesburg. Fl. At Calhouns house. They had tour buses there. It was right up the street from me. Heard it. Flatwoods Rd. And I think the crossroad was Casteens.
Ozzys first 2 solo albums are something special and then the live Randy Rhoads tribute album tops it off, must listen to the SONG Diary of a Madman, if not the complete 2 albums (Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman)
Randy Rhoads was a one of a kind guitarist. His work on this song was utterly godly, the absolute freight train of a solo in this gives me the shivers every time. RIP to one of the most influential guitarists ever. Keep up the good work man!!
I have worshipped Randy Rhoads since I was 13...I'm 51 now. He was and always will be.,the best that ever lived IMO
Cried when he died
Randy Rhodes was the GOAT.
Randy is my all time favorite guitarist!
@@robertherring9277 I cried and went to the mansion in Leesburg, Florida where it happened. It was a couple years after it happened but we were going to Florida anyway so I begged to go off in Leesburg and see where it happened. The owners were really nice and took us back and showed us. Great people to put up with a starstruck grieving teenager.
Randy Rhoads was a master early ..... Just imagine......
Randy Rhoads Was Great !
Sadly the guitarist Randy Rhoads passed away in 1982 ,he was awesome ,such a loss
Ahhh classic Ozzy. That riff is iconic and the solo legendary. RIP Randy. 💔
You can’t make a bad choice with any song from “Diary of Madman”. That record is in my Top Ten. RIP Randy.
This song is from blizzard of Oz and both albums are the bomb rip randy.
THIS IS RANDY RHODES ON GUITAR ... R.I.P. TO ONE OF THE BEST GUITARIST AROUND
More Ozzy solo"Mr Crowley","flying high again","suicide solution","diary of a madman"RIP Randy Rhodes 🙏
Gary Kelly Great song too!
What Gary said.
Randy Rhoads was a beast and legend on the guitar. Everyone who is a master who plays knows his name.
Pretty sure the only people that haven't heard of Randy are those not born yet.😃
"war pigs"...and "iron man"...both when Ozzy was with Black Sabbath...classics!
Vincent Grogan he’s done war pigs
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Wonderful song you've discovered here man. Ozzie is a great artist. He was also in a band called Black Sabbath, not sure if you've reacted to them yet.
I have but it's been a while I need to do more
@@JayveeTV I can't wait!
What's going on is what's not going off. "Crazy Train" is from Ozzy's 1980 debut solo album, and features the phenomenal guitarist, the late Randy Rhodes (sp?).
Ozzy is the man!! So many more hits to hear.
I was so young...Black Sabbath made me a metalhead at a young and impressionable age lol
Randy Rhodes actually didn’t care to play rock, he’s classically trained and wanted to open his own School for classical music.
Gotta love some Ozzy on a Monday morning!
Even after all these years, can't understand a word he says when he talks, sings clear as a bell.
Lyrics are always deep and have a message worth digging into.
"Ozzy Osbourne. Let's see what he can bring." Two seconds later, he finds out!
Randy Rhoads! Guitarist extraordinaire! RIP 🎸
Excited you're on to Ozzy now, huge loss when we lost Randy Rhoads, pure gifted talent ☹
He has a song called “Suicide Solution” and some parents held him responsible for their kids’ committing suicide. The song does not actually encourage suicide, more like warning that drugs and alcohol will eventually kill you. Those kids had problems way before the song came out.
Ol Tipper Gore and her fanatical parents creating waves to have albums censored and rated. Loved seeing Twisted Sisters Dee Snyder face them down in Congress 😁
@@bethshadid2087 @Beth Shadid Dee Snyder's words moved Congress into a confused state of stereotype. You've mentioned an interesting topic for anyone who loves uncensored music to check out.
I had my Randy Rhoads shirt on the day he was killed when I was 12, and I wore it every day for about 6 months after. Until it was see through worn out. My parents made me stop. I still wore it for a night shirt until I got married. Then my husband made me stop. They could never take him out of my heart. RIP Randy 💔
@Salem A strategic move mentioning Bon, tied them up sorting through the relativistic effec..stuff of what having a little fun is if time and splace are offered a variable guest square in the equation.. bar..TV show...bloody B&W's awful blurry?
No harm intended, miss him too. Oh, and no typos, just thinking about what to add as the curtain's... How about a division of government that protects Nation Treasures as a valuable resource and part of the people.
At first Babysitter might be the job description transitioning to protector of what matters most.
Just a thought.
Peace.
The lyrics are pretty deep. What a great song.
Randy's fills were next level. Unmatched level. 10X his solos, which were nuts. Like haiku, saying more in less space. Sad all over again.
I love watching younger generations appreciate classic masterpieces
My favorite Ozzie song!!!
Randy Rhoads always had the best tone and smoothest technique. I listen to the song predominantly to be impressed by his guitar playing. Very sorely missed. When they were on stage you could tell Ozzy was so very proud of Randy.
Randy Rhodes is on guitar . A classicly trained guitarist one of the best ever. Rip
Who doesn't love this song ? And its perfect for what the world is going through right now.
If you’ve ever watched a live sporting event, you have heard this song.
Especially hockey!
Enjoyed the song and reaction. Your voice and smile are very refreshing. 👍 ~Marz
Guitar by Randy Rhoads, a beautiful little bright spark, extinguished in a plane crash much too soon. Per Sharon, Ozzy’s wife, Randy’s death absolutely devatstated Ozzy. I know it hurt me and all Ozzy fans.
I’ve loved this song from the very 1st time I heard it!
Randy Rhoads. RIP. And if you want more Ozzy, try Over The Mountain. Randy smokes that one.
He went off on the crazy train a few years before , but great music , loved black sabbath , also ozzy solo , I know i use these words a lot he is such a legend .
Dont forget about the bass work on this. Keeping up with Rhodes is amazing on 4 strings!
I remember when this album was released. Still have my original Jet Records vinyl.
Hi Jay! Looking good today! My high school jams = hair bands! 🤣 Though Ozzy’s band was more than just hair! He’s another rocker who’s been around a long time... lead singer for Black Sabbath prior to going solo!!
This song was written by Osbourne, Randy Rhoads and Bob Daisley. The lyrics deal with the subject of the Cold War and the fear of annihilation that existed during this period, according to Wikipedia. Rhoads played lead guitar.
I recommend reacting to War Pigs by Black Sabbath. 🖤
No more tears, Mama I'm commin home and Perry Mason are some of my favourites of Ozzy's.
I went to see Ozzy at the Selland Arena in Fresno, CA in 1978 or 79, watching this incredible band Their Album, Diary of a Madman was beyond anything that I'd ever seen before! On the stage, Ozzy comes up from the floor of the stage sitting in this huge King like chair, had no shirt on, and show that these band members put on Wow, Wow, Wow!!! I'll always remember these times of Rocking out and if wonder.. I seen Ozzy in 2010 in Bakersfield CA. We watched Rob Zombie first, then Ozzy came out!! This second time I seen Ozzy almost 30 yrs later was just ok. The man hasn't got it anymore, and it was really sad seeing him struggle, he did his damnedest to put on a great show, but his health has just gotten worse over the years. Thanks for the memories OZ!!!
Ozzy and Lita Ford... "Close my eyes forever"
Love the beginning riff as well as the one right at the verses
Somehow Ozzy is underrated despite having hits every decade since the 60's. 60,s, 70's, 80's, 90's, 00's, 10's, and now the 20's. Seven decades of hits!
Sir Randy Rhoads my friend..... its worth a deep dive to check out randy's virtuosic style of guitar and the stories surrounding Randy and Ozzy and Randy's tragic death and so many other songs.... listen to the song called "Tonight" from the album Diary of a Madman.... peace
*War Pigs* really shows of his, their, talents. Musically and lyrically. Badass banger. Ozzy on a whole different level. You've opened a door. :))
The rhythm and lead guitarist is the Late Randy Rhodes. He was an incredible guitarist
Ozzy Osbourne - no more tears, suicide solution, mama im coming Home , bark at the moon, dreamer, changes... all good songs🥰 all the best , Camilla from denmark 🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰
Randy Rhoads' guitar solo on this track is almost always included *somewhere* whenever there's a Top 10 list of Greatest Guitar Solos in Rock History ... and it deserves to be!
Some of those drum fills are pretty darn good. Glad you weren't too distracted by Randy Rhoads guitar magic to notice that the song has some meaningful lyrics. It actually has a pretty positive message.
I was waiting forever for you to react to this one...one of my all time favorites! I know you love the heavy beat so I knew you would like it! This song just makes me shiver all over from the guitar to the meaning of the lyrics...always crank up the volume!. Love all you do to expand all of our musical horizons...you are able to help us appreciate all kinds of music. Thank you!
Ozzy what a character lol. Nice Jay 😊😊💙
Such a timeless tune.
Jay, if you've ever been to a sporting event, you've heard this tune. What's really interesting about it is the music and genre is "hard rock/heavy metal," but the lyrics and message could have been written by soft rock legends like James Taylor or Phil Collins for example.
True that to your reaction, young Gentleman. Ozzy rocks. Keep on and peace.
No more tears is another good one.
Damn right super catchy song !......Great addition to your playlist
On May 7, 1981, the "Blizzard of Ozz" performed on the show "After Hours" in my town of Rochester, NY. There are four songs and an interview available on UA-cam and you really have to watch the late guitarist, Randy Rhoads, to really appreciate the music. They perform "I don't know" "Suicide Solution" (break for interview with Ozzy) "Mr. Crowley" and finish with "Crazy Train".
Randy was tragically killed in a plane crash near Orlando, FL on March 19, 1982. For me THAT was the day "the music died" and while I know he planned to leave Ozzy's band after fulfilling the contractual obligation to do the Live album of Black Sabbath songs (which Randy didn't want to do) and get a degree in classical guitar at UCLA, I believe he would have returned and done some amazing works. May he always be remembered and rest in peace.
Its probably familiar because its been played at tons of sporting events. MLB games have played the intro at most of their games. Its also one of the most famous rock/metal songs ever. One of my favorite songs to play on bass. And Randy Rhodes was an amazing guitarist.
The guitarist was Randy Rhoads, one of the best guitarists in the world, sadly he died in a plane crash. He joined Ozzy in 1979, this was his last album with Ozzy before he died.
Radio just talked constantly about this band & this album (Diary of a Madman) on the album stations. Loud, talented with lots of hard stops and tons of energy.
Crazy train not on diary of a madman
Randy Rhoads Music is so timeless. Its not that old 70s and 80s music that gets old and your sick of hearing it real quick. I can listen to randy rhoads on guitar 24/7. Mr crowley especially
I believe you found out what "He can bring" my Brother 👊 I'm Going off the rails on a CRAZY TRAIN 🚂
Saw Black Sabbath with Ozzy in 1978. He is the pioneer of heavy metal period..
Miss Randy.. he was amazing..
anyone else on a Crazy Train reaction binge? 🤣 Seeing people react to Randy Rhoads guitar playing for the first time never gets old!!!!
Best of Ozzy’s solo work!
Mr. Crowley, an amazing song!!! Thanks Jay for your great reaction. ❤️❤️❤️💥💥😊
It should sound familiar, one of the most popular hard rock songs ever.
That guitar solo at the end... My eyes still water
Guitarist Randy Rhodes. Only made 2 albums with Ozzy. "Diary of a Madman" and "Blizzard of Ozz" before he was killed in a plane crash. Their bus driver, who had an expired pilot's license, stole an airplane from a guy they stayed with and was joyriding with it. While attempting a flyby over the other band members, on his third pass he accidentally clipped the tour bus and nose-dived into a house. He was only 25yrs old.
You should listen to "Mr. Crowley"...Randy was one of the first rock guitarists to integrate two guitar solos into his songs, something that bands like Metallica have admitted to being influenced by in their songs.
They play this at my sons football games, to get the crowd hyped.
One of my all time favorite song. As a teen, Ozzy was my idol. I cried when Randy died. Sad day for the music world. You should check out Mr. Crowley.
The Master Lee Kerslake on Drums. The Power Plant of Uriah Heep for Decades, and then he carried Ozzy for a while. He and Randy were a Perfect Blend of Power, Finesse, and Passion. Ozzy had no clue he had it so good, TWICE, carrying his sorry a$$.
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Can't go wrong with Ozzy Osborne. Try these songs.-I don't know -goodbye to romance -Suicide Solution -Mr. Crowley -over the mountain -flying high -you can't kill rock and roll -Bark at the Moon -so tired -ultimate sin -lightning strikes -Shot in the Dark -Miracle Man -crazy babies -bloodbath in Paradise -don't want to change the world -Mama I'm Coming Home -No More Tears -Perry Mason -see you on the other side -Dreamer -changes (remake of a Black Sabbath song with his daughter Kelly Osbourne) -let me hear you scream.
These are just some of my favourite songs of Ozzy most of these have (VIDEOS) for them or (LIVE) performances try to find them.
Awesome reaction. Randy Rhodes is on guitar. RIP Randy. Shot On The Dark is one of my favs. Thanks.
Randy was a prime example of gone too soon.
Great reaction J love ozzy they had a television programme here in the UK ozzy and all the family what a laugh it was ozzy was priceless his wife sharon use to be a judge on the xfactor Thanks J
Elaine Wallace We had “The Osbournes” reality show in the US too and the theme song was a version of “Crazy Train”
I think it was America's got talent
Randy Rhoads was the guitarist. He was great and died way too young.
Ozzy Osbourne.. That Man right there is the Love of My Lifetime.. My entire lifetime. 💜💜💜💜💜💜
Nice reaction!
Guitarist Randy Rhoads was the GOAT IMO!
The X generation had some of the last original, great music!!!!
Randy's girlfriend, Jodi Raskin was my sister's best friend. I remember the night we waited to hear how Randy's audition with Ozzy went. Jodi finally called and let us know Ozzy heard Randy warming up - and that was all it took. Randy really didn't want to go to the audition, but his mom convinced him. Seems like yesterday. Hard to believe Randy's been gone 40 years.
Bark at The Moon... you will ❤ it too!!
No More Tears by Ozzy is a must!
I cannot believe I love a Ozzy song? But since you did a reaction to Crazy Train. Wow I love that song. mainly the instrumental parts. I'm one of those people if I like a song I will listen to it 20 times in a row and I have. Anyway thanks for playing Crazy Train. I grew up in the Disco days and loved it. What kids are messing now.
Super song...so glad to see your reaction! Very deep lyrics, could be the theme song for 2020! Haha
this is one rare ocasion in the live version is better then in studio
The lyrics... they're very uplifting.
"All aboard Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
Ay, ay, ay, ay, ay, ay, ay
Crazy, but that's how it goes
Millions of people living as foes
Maybe it's not too late
To learn how to love
And forget how to hate
Mental wounds not healing
Life's a bitter shame
I'm going off the rails on a crazy train
I'm going off the rails on a crazy train
Let's go
I've listened to preachers
I've listened to fools
I've watched all the dropouts
Who make their own rules
One person conditioned to rule and control
The media sells it, and you live the role
Mental wounds still screaming
Driving me insane
I'm going off the rails on a crazy train
I'm going off the rails on a crazy train
I know that things are going wrong for me
You gotta listen to my words, yeah
Heirs of a cold war
That's what we've become
Inheriting troubles, I'm mentally numb
Crazy, I just cannot bear
I'm living with something that just isn't fair
Mental wounds not healing
Who and what's to blame?
I'm going off the rails on a crazy train
I'm going off the rails on a crazy train
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
The ledge, ha-ha, the edge."
I really enjoy your reactions. Great song. Keep it up.
Great song and honestly the best running song! When this song hits, it always hits hard.
Mr. Randy Rhoades RIP one of the greatest guitarist. Crazy train...,the times we're in now.
Ain't that the f'n truth... both statements!
Randy Rhoads was awesome!! Thanks for the reaction!
Randy is such a clever guitarist...starting from 6:36 he and the drummer immitate and old school steem train...drums do the chugga chugga...guitar does the choo choo with harmonics...
Tony Iommi was like aww damn when he heard this....
Ozzy rocks!! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼
All this album is incredible, not a bad track on it. The Guitarist is the late great Randy Rhoads and the Drummer is the brilliant Tommy Aldridge. Great reaction. Please react to more Ozzy solo stuff, he has a lot of great songs
If you have ever been to a basketball or hokey game this song is a staple.
Amen to that...🎸🎺🎤
Randy Rhordes is tbe guitar player. He died in a plane crash ib Leesburg. Fl. At Calhouns house. They had tour buses there. It was right up the street from me. Heard it. Flatwoods Rd. And I think the crossroad was Casteens.
Please check out "You can't Kill Rock and Roll", definitely one of Randy's best solos especially the outro! IMHO!! Also "Little Dolls"!!! 👍
Ozzy: No More Tears
Ozzys first 2 solo albums are something special and then the live Randy Rhoads tribute album tops it off, must listen to the SONG Diary of a Madman, if not the complete 2 albums (Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman)
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Ozzy Osbourne - Lead Vocals. Lee Kerslake - Drums. Bob Daisley - Bass. Randy Rhoads - Guitar.
“The media sells it, and you live the role”. Never truer words have been spoken in today’s climate
This was the song that got me into heavy metal 🤘
Guitarist Randy Rhoads died the year my daughter was born. I Cried so hard. Try out “over the mountain” Randy does a superb job.