I had 3rd row tickets for the show they were heading to in Florida. Obviously I never got the chance to see him. 17 at the time also. Favorite guitarist ever! 🙌🔥. R.I.P Randy ❤️🙏
@@flyinghigh2200 wrong,....Diary of a madman tour dates are on wiki and they didn't play in Wichita. They played Kansas city and Norman OK. My sis was @ the norman show and had the tee shirt for years. Blizzard of Ozz tour might have stopped there but Diary didn't. Before you put bullshit out at least fact check.....😂
I definitely remember riding the bus home from school hearing that BS had kicked Ozzy to the curb and thinking that they fucked up then going to Walmart to purchase Blizzard on vinyl then seeing the tragedy of the plane crash that killed Randy and prayed for Ozzy not to end it all in one way or another.
Wow, I can’t believe it’s been 41 years since we lost Randy 🥹😢. I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when I heard the news. Still makes me cry. 😞
I saw him the summer before. He was precise, tasteful, imaginative and fluid. He knew how much space he had to fill, and he did it without resorting to mindless noodling. In 1981, he sounded very innovative. Too bad his time was so short. Ozzy was fortunate to have him and he knew it.
I envy you sir. I was in college at the time, and didn't have the chance, because they didn't play anywhere the podunk little town I went to college in. ☹
I regrettably never saw Randy play with Ozzy, but I was a big fan back then....my first concert was in 1982 also...I saw Rush on their signals tour and it was flipping awesome!
For me there a few guitar players I never tire of listening to and Randy Rhoads is one of them. His playing sounds a fresh as it did when I first heard it originally.
After watching the few live concert videos on youtube of Randy, it is amazing how he never plays a song the same way twice. He is constantly challenging himself to find more beautiful and badass ways of playing these tunes. Check out that lick @ 11:31. Just a throw off lick, but man, what a beauty. He could just throw things in like that which is why he truly was one of the greatest guitar players ever to live. Now, if we can only find that Holy Grail which is that perfect clear video with great sound of one of these whole concerts. There has to be one out there. Until that day, we will have to make due with these fan made videos that are now priceless glimpses into what a fire breathing dragon Randy was.
It's really sad how little there is to see of Randy. I'm very thankful for this post but like most of the short supply of clips with Randy it's very blurry and choppy. What's really sad though is that Sharon had professionally filmed some of the shows on the Diary tour with a three man camera crew yet couldn't care less about releasing any of them.. completely due to her not thinking she'd make enough money back.
Also..I agree... Whenever you hear Randy live he's always throwing in extra licks, harmonics and stuff in the moment that make each time a little different which is the mark of the truly great gtr players.
One of the greatest memories of my life...seeing Randy Rhoads play live. I saw the show in Birmingham, Alabama on March 6th, 1982. Randy only played 2 more shows after that. We were still talking about the concert the morning the DJ came on the FM station and announced the plane crash. Many of my classmates, myself included, were left reeling. That was one of the darkest days of my life. I'm so thankful I was able to be at that concert. R.I.P. Randy...you will never be forgotten.
These two albums changed my life at a very young age. I was 9 in '82. I would give anything to see Randy play live. He has an attack and ferociousness like no other while staying melodic. Just an amazing player.
Damn, seeing that iconic lift of RR by ozzy hit me hard. We all were robbed of something special. Something the only happens once in forever. Ozzy lost a son, a brother, a friend, part of his very being. Changed him forever. We were robbed of something too, can you imagine what this man would have created if he lived for another 30-50 years. We lost so much. Robbed of something grand, epic, phenomenal, I can only think of one guitarist that put his very soul and immense passion into his art and expression in comparison to RR and that’s Jonny greenwood. People like this only happen once and we were her to witness it. How lucky are we?
I saw this concert in New Haven CT. on April 3rd. Randy had just died and Bernie Tormei actually filled in before Brad Gillis. It was a great show but it was very sad that Randy was gone. You could tell Ozzy was deeply affected that night still. God Bless you Randy
Love Randy so much, things like this is a true treat!! We do not have enough Randy videos in our life, but that Dotted Flying V looked so giant on little Randy!! Rip Randy!!
Interesting that I have never seen, heard or read a negative comment on Randy. He truly was a gift from God. Sharon is a brilliant business woman. Hopefully she will release digital remastered concert videos.
as poor as the audio, it is just what I expected-- UNBELEVABLE! The fire and execution mixed with tone and feel. A total shooting star in the sky, Still makes u want to shed a tear on what was taken from us.
I was 13 when this show happened and I can’t tell you how powerful and nostalgic this is for me. This music brings back such awesome memories and feelings. There ain’t nothing like it in the world today. Thank you Ozzy and Randy!
Cool! I was at this show! Just a couple months before he passed...Last time seeing him, but not the only time...I had seen him the year before for the Blizzard Tour in two different locales...
$2 for concert parking..... $15 for concert ticket...... $20 for concert t-shirt..... Sneaking in VHS camera in '82 to an OZZY concert........PRICELESS!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was 16 when this show happened....and I only lived 1 hr from this venue!!!!! One of the greatest regrets of my life...I didn’t go. I never got to see Randy live.
RANDY,Would Have Been Better than ALL THE OTHERS 🎸HIS PHRASING AND TIMING and VERSATILITY ON THE GUITAR,WAS SECOND TO NONE 🎸🎤🎼🎶🎶🎶😢OZZY Was MEANT TO BE,ROCKERS TILL TIME ENDS🎤❤️👍😎BOB! R.I.P. RANDY ,THANKS FOR YOUR GREAT GUITAR PLAYING 👍🎸!
I was here, almost at the same spot as the camera, and it sounded about a billion times better than this audio. That being said, I think Randy pulled notes out of his guitar that no other human could....RIP
I was at this show, January 24, 1982 at the Rosemont Horizon (now Allstate Arena) in the third row in front of Rudy Sarzo. Took a bunch of photos. First time being that close to a big stage. The sound was incredible. I loved being able to hear Tommy Aldridge's drums right off of the stage. Angus Young's nephew ( I think) was in the band opening for Ozzy that night. The band name was "Starfighters" The cover photo for the Ozzy Live Tribute CD with Randy was taken at this show and is right at the 6:00 mark. I got a photo of that from the third row seat I had. Thanks for posting this great memory. And, of course, at 7:14..... ;^)
This was my first concert and my 15th birthday was the next day! I worked for my neighbor who had a restaurant called the Wurst House across the street for concert parking and he bought me a ticket to the show for my birthday. Awesome 1st concert!
The rarity and "lack of" quality of the few clips we have seem to just punch up both the impact Randy had and the magnitude of the loss of such a beautiful and talented young soul.
Ahhh the days before smartphones, when everyone was witness to such awesomeness and face melting sweetness.. Happy Birthday Randy, you are still missed this dec 6 2018
One thing that gets missed is how good Randy is live. I have seen all the best guitarist live, and they can be sloppy. Videos like this are such great proof how good he was. Anyone can go into a studio and play something 50 times and get it right once. Live, it's a one time deal.
I never saw a guy play so good LIVE. What an improvisationalist guitar player, simply amazing. Christ almighty what could have been. Thank you who captured these moments. It's all we'll ever have. Thanks for posting too.
Thanks, this takes me back. Saw this concert in 1982 San Antonio, Tx, just a few weeks before he passed away. Still the best concert I have ever seen, Randy was a guitar God, and will never be forgotten!!
I was at this show. I was in the 10th row. Everyone was standing on their seats. I could only see the top of Ozzy’s head. The only time I could see Randy is when Ozzy would pick him up. Amazing show. So cool to see this footage.
I often found heavy metal guitar parts very repetitive and similar from one band to another (some exceptions of course, i love some metal music no offense) but randy rhodes is just incredible. I have listened to his 2nd album with ozzy so many times... he is doing a lots of effects, very versatile style and you can see he is playing what he has composed. Technical but never boring, melodic but agressive when needed, never toned to mask the bass lines.He is inside the music, his mind his body, the guitar, it s a whole thing. This guy should have had alot more to say...incredible player and composer, i wonder what he could have done if he would have worked with bowie in the late 70s.
as a musician i gotta say you nailed it with your comment. randy was a brilliant musician first and had a grasp of music theory and composition that goes far beyond just shredding. its been almost 40 years since blizzard of ozz and if we didn't know any better they could release it today and it would still sound modern. i can only imagine the musical doors he would have opened for everyone if he hadn't been taken so soon.
Seen this tour 6 times, the last on in KC January 19th.. A show by Ozzy, Randy, Sarzo and Aldridge that not one band has come close to touching.. Such and awesome show and tour!
Wait can we see you in the pro shot footage on Mr Crowley from that concert!?! They zoom in on the people in the front rows right before his 2nd solo of the song...
You are right about Steve, Eddie, etc..., but not The Inspirations from SouthEast Georgia during the 70's and many other Gospel, Bluegrass, they helped fuel this along!!!
Taken from us FAR too soon 😢 At this point, 42 years later, and his legacy is still alive and well. Such a MASSIVE influence on guitarist both then, and now. RIP Randy, you are still missed. ❤
Man he was still learning and changing up stuff even he said he has to work real hard and is still learning and doesn't want to stop there. What makes it so bad is he didn't have to be on that plane it was just a joyride.
Blizzard of Oz at their best. I don't care if the audio isn't that great. I wore out needles on my turn table listening to this so I know it note for note. But seeing this is magic. Thanks to whom ever found and posted this.
Wow! Thanks for posting this!!! I was at this show...the one and only time that I saw Randy Rhoads live...he was an absolute monster...his sincere musicianship was such an inspiration to me as a young musician.
I was 21yrs old when this concert took place. Probably at the amphitheater on the south side. Where the heck was i. ? Lol 😆. Rock on everybody! Boy did i miss an awesome time that day. Lol .
I've often wondered what Randy would have done after Ozzy. He loved teaching and learning and progressing as a player. I'm sure he would have pushed the envelope in multiple genres of guitar.
Listen to Randy... He adds in all kinds of shredding. You can tell they were hilding him back.. they ended up with volumes of recorded writing sessions.. Randy was a shredder who created an Incredible Style and Sound to Fuel Music for Centuries...
I was at this concert ,it was the first time I watched live concert I was then hardly 15. Mike who took me there died of cancer in 2012 . I miss him as well as Randy .
Whoever filmed this did a huge favor to the world. Historic show. The iconic tribute cover picture and i think Ozzy biting the head off a bat, 17:40. Very little live video to see the most incredible musician/ guitarist of all time.
*so nice to see Randy moving and not a pic....what might of been....Randy was special..the guitars bigger then him..nobody could do those whammy dives like Randy...so cool to see Ozzy pik up randy.. **04:32** listen to that whammy...nobody has since played the intro to crazy train like Randy..zakk and Gus g try to add there own licks in there but with the artificial harmonics etc. not the same I'd listen to Randy any day over them.*
i have been hoping a full video concert would be posted on you tube by now.. i call on anyone who has full concert footage of Randy Rhoads live please post it i am the biggest Randy Rhoads fan ..
This is the best 6 string pull that I could take my high school sweet heart and would be wife with Q R and now many years after her passing finding this footage and the time well spent to keep the original intact ⌚🛰️⏰⌚⏰⌚makes DW Ludwig Evens ect my drug of choice. I know little about todays Android cell phones. Many times failed to comprehend that the sound of the crowd was a compliment for a Job well done. In fact may I please download this and if so How?? Can I email it to my email account or what? GOD I need a kit and some sticks✝️🛐⚛️☮️
........6:03.......and there it is!!! It’s eerie to be able to count down his last days knowing what’s to come and knowing the great loss this many decades later. Sigh!
I saw them on this tour on the west coast. Man the vibe in just the parking lot was amazing. The show is still one of the best concerts I ever went too. I saw Ozzy's Blizzard Of Ozz, which was with the original band. They were fn great. Long Beach Arena with Motorhead opening up for Ozzy. Not bad 1st and 2nd shows i saw. Man I miss Randy. They were very special to me and most of the kids like me. It was our Buddy Holly moment when that plane crashed. I saw Ozzy after, it was good but, Randy built the house they rocked in.
You're very lucky... especially to have seen the original band with Bob and Lee. I was about 16 when Blizzard came out and I had Tix for the Diary tour at MSG but the accident happened about two weeks before. To this day it's still the saddest most heartbreaking show I've ever been to and I wish I never went. I saw Ozzy with Brad Gillis after for the Speak of the devil sabbath show and then with Jake E Lee..but that was it. Never saw Ozzy again cause what was the point without Randy. Brad and Jake were great players but not them or any gtr player that Ozz had could touch Randy's playing imho
@@mbass718 You were the kids i was talking about. I saw Ozzy several more times too: at Irvine Meadows with Brad Gillis , US 83 with Jake- followed a huge guy to the front row. It was crazy hot and we were packed in very hard, had bruises on my chest from the barrier. I saw Zack in Denver at Red Rocks. Biggest bummer was when Randy passed for sure. He had quite a impact for sure.
@@JW-zs1pz It's crazy how it still hurts to this day that I just missed seeing Randy. The shows with Brad and Jake were really good. They did an amazing job but it still didn't really touch the intensity that Randy had. Zakk I've never really liked..to me he's all flash and shredding without the melodic phrasing and harmony that Randy, Jake and Brad had. I remember seeing the crowds packed in at the US festival..that was some site!
Without Randy Ozzy would not be where he is. Randy MADE Ozzy abd set the stage for his career. I honestly never listened to any other Ozzy albums after Diary.
Rob M Thats a shame... I wholeheartedly agree Randy was the best, He's my all time favorite. but to deny yourself the enjoyment of Jake E Lee's playing is a travesty. Jake is a truly awesome player and has always been put in the shadow of someone that NO-ONE could ever hope to replace...
Rob M have to agree your missing out on some awesome stuff from the Lee era.Lee like Randy saved Ozzy's career.shame Lee was fucked over by oz and his dirtbag wife.bark at the moon and ultimate sin albums are really good musically.lee really was and still is one of the best guitarist to ever play.i. sure you have heard both albums
I know.. it's hard to fathom just how incredible he would have become. IMHO he's already the greatest metal gtr player to ever live. He definitely would have done one more album for Ozz and I can only magine how amazing that would have been. He very likely was leaving after the third album and I'm pretty certain he would have went on to revolutionize classical guitar as that was his passion.
rtornellort How about seeing them live, like I did. With opening act Def Leppard. In September 1981 in Davenport, Iowa at Palmer's arena. It was the first tour and the both had only one album out. Best concert I've ever seen. The sound of Randy's guitar was amazing. during the solo, he sounded like a church organ at times. I was going to go to Ames, Iowa where, he bit the bats head off but, couldn't find a ride. Damn. Still the concert is locked in my mind and seeing Randy was a privilege. Yeah, I'm gettin' old. Still glad when I was born in 61 and don't have to listen to the crap nowadays.
I was a Roady for Ozzy in 1981. It was the best gig of my life. Long live Randy Rhoades 🙏
I bet Ozzy had the best coke
Randy’s sound and guitar playing are larger than life!!
Somewhere in that audience is a seventeen year old me! Never thought I'd see a video of it! Thanks!
What a privilege you had!!!
I was 12 when I saw this concert in Wichita. Three weeks later that guitar player died.
Me too!
I had 3rd row tickets for the show they were heading to in Florida. Obviously I never got the chance to see him. 17 at the time also.
Favorite guitarist ever! 🙌🔥. R.I.P Randy ❤️🙏
@@flyinghigh2200 wrong,....Diary of a madman tour dates are on wiki and they didn't play in Wichita. They played Kansas city and Norman OK. My sis was @ the norman show and had the tee shirt for years. Blizzard of Ozz tour might have stopped there but Diary didn't. Before you put bullshit out at least fact check.....😂
Randy you are dearly missed...
I definitely remember riding the bus home from school hearing that BS had kicked Ozzy to the curb and thinking that they fucked up then going to Walmart to purchase Blizzard on vinyl then seeing the tragedy of the plane crash that killed Randy and prayed for Ozzy not to end it all in one way or another.
Wow, I can’t believe it’s been 41 years since we lost Randy 🥹😢. I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when I heard the news. Still makes me cry. 😞
Go home and take of them kids
Thank god for people sneaking cameras back in the day !! that we have this now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I saw him the summer before. He was precise, tasteful, imaginative and fluid. He knew how much space he had to fill, and he did it without resorting to mindless noodling. In 1981, he sounded very innovative. Too bad his time was so short. Ozzy was fortunate to have him and he knew it.
+irishguy13 well said
Just discovering his music. Great description of his talent! Tragic loss to the world! Peace and respect to his family and friends 💔❤️
Buddy Holly
I was front row. My first concert!
I envy you sir. I was in college at the time, and didn't have the chance, because they didn't play anywhere the podunk little town I went to college in. ☹
I regrettably never saw Randy play with Ozzy, but I was a big fan back then....my first concert was in 1982 also...I saw Rush on their signals tour and it was flipping awesome!
I was in the balcony stage right
For me there a few guitar players I never tire of listening to and Randy Rhoads is one of them. His playing sounds a fresh as it did when I first heard it originally.
👮 👰 🎹
Drums playing dumb as I can tell you can come 🆙
This sounds like a cat getting ground up in a car engine.
@@fredjamison2693 I’m sure you can do a lot better? We’ll see you at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. 😜
@@orbithesun1 I've been there. Been there, done that.
After watching the few live concert videos on youtube of Randy, it is amazing how he never plays a song the same way twice. He is constantly challenging himself to find more beautiful and badass ways of playing these tunes. Check out that lick @ 11:31. Just a throw off lick, but man, what a beauty. He could just throw things in like that which is why he truly was one of the greatest guitar players ever to live. Now, if we can only find that Holy Grail which is that perfect clear video with great sound of one of these whole concerts. There has to be one out there. Until that day, we will have to make due with these fan made videos that are now priceless glimpses into what a fire breathing dragon Randy was.
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It's really sad how little there is to see of Randy. I'm very thankful for this post but like most of the short supply of clips with Randy it's very blurry and choppy. What's really sad though is that Sharon had professionally filmed some of the shows on the Diary tour with a three man camera crew yet couldn't care less about releasing any of them.. completely due to her not thinking she'd make enough money back.
Also..I agree... Whenever you hear Randy live he's always throwing in extra licks, harmonics and stuff in the moment that make each time a little different which is the mark of the truly great gtr players.
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I had tickets to see this tour. Unfortunately he passed before our show. I am forever devastated. RIP Sir Randy Rhoads 🙏🏼
One of the greatest memories of my life...seeing Randy Rhoads play live. I saw the show in Birmingham, Alabama on March 6th, 1982. Randy only played 2 more shows after that. We were still talking about the concert the morning the DJ came on the FM station and announced the plane crash. Many of my classmates, myself included, were left reeling. That was one of the darkest days of my life. I'm so thankful I was able to be at that concert.
R.I.P. Randy...you will never be forgotten.
Riiiiiight…
Even 34 years later.....on a crappy bootleg video with crappy audio.....you can still hear how fucking loud the guitar is and the majesty of RR...
***** Not that I'm aware of. It's kind of the holy grail if more footage were found.
jeffs1000 Ya the midnight special video is the only one I know of. One of my favs.
Amen brother he rode his amps hard.
Jarod Reddig what's this mid night special footage you speak of? Is it the after hours footage?
Randy, definitely influenced my guitar playing, along with all the rest.and the list goes on! Joe!🎸
These two albums changed my life at a very young age. I was 9 in '82. I would give anything to see Randy play live. He has an attack and ferociousness like no other while staying melodic. Just an amazing player.
My favorite guitarist of all time. Hands down. RIP
Damn, seeing that iconic lift of RR by ozzy hit me hard. We all were robbed of something special. Something the only happens once in forever. Ozzy lost a son, a brother, a friend, part of his very being. Changed him forever. We were robbed of something too, can you imagine what this man would have created if he lived for another 30-50 years. We lost so much. Robbed of something grand, epic, phenomenal, I can only think of one guitarist that put his very soul and immense passion into his art and expression in comparison to RR and that’s Jonny greenwood. People like this only happen once and we were her to witness it. How lucky are we?
They were simply lent to us for a short time...never forget that tomorrow isn't promised 😢 RIP Randy 🎸 LEGEND 🤟
I saw this concert in New Haven CT. on April 3rd. Randy had just died and Bernie Tormei actually filled in before Brad Gillis. It was a great show but it was very sad that Randy was gone. You could tell Ozzy was deeply affected that night still. God Bless you Randy
I was at this very concert, sick as a dog, but no illness was getting in the way of this. Randy had a stunning stage presence.
Lucky
Love Randy so much, things like this is a true treat!! We do not have enough Randy videos in our life, but that Dotted Flying V looked so giant on little Randy!! Rip Randy!!
Interesting that I have never seen, heard or read a negative comment on Randy.
He truly was a gift from God.
Sharon is a brilliant business woman. Hopefully she will release digital remastered concert videos.
RIP Randy. You are and always will be Numero Uno in my book.
The iconic lifting up of randy rhoads from ozzy literally brought a tear to my eyes
as poor as the audio, it is just what I expected-- UNBELEVABLE! The fire and execution mixed with tone and feel. A total shooting star in the sky, Still makes u want to shed a tear on what was taken from us.
I was 13 when this show happened and I can’t tell you how powerful and nostalgic this is for me. This music brings back such awesome memories and feelings. There ain’t nothing like it in the world today. Thank you Ozzy and Randy!
We all 13yr olds were there and showed up the next day with diary tee shirts on! So great we were able to see Randy
Still the guitar player I hold against all others. His touch and tone are divine 😇 god bless you mister rhoads !
Cool! I was at this show! Just a couple months before he passed...Last time seeing him, but not the only time...I had seen him the year before for the Blizzard Tour in two different locales...
$2 for concert parking.....
$15 for concert ticket......
$20 for concert t-shirt.....
Sneaking in VHS camera in '82 to an OZZY concert........PRICELESS!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was 16 when this show happened....and I only lived 1 hr from this venue!!!!! One of the greatest regrets of my life...I didn’t go. I never got to see Randy live.
...and I was wasn't old enough to go to concerts during this tour....damn it
RANDY,Would Have Been Better than ALL THE OTHERS 🎸HIS PHRASING AND TIMING and VERSATILITY ON THE GUITAR,WAS SECOND TO NONE 🎸🎤🎼🎶🎶🎶😢OZZY Was MEANT TO BE,ROCKERS TILL TIME ENDS🎤❤️👍😎BOB! R.I.P. RANDY ,THANKS FOR YOUR GREAT GUITAR PLAYING 👍🎸!
We love you randy you are a star my friend and you belong in the sky rest in peace and love
My first concert was this show. The same night as the super bowl. Glad i missed the super bowl randy died 2 months later
I was here, almost at the same spot as the camera, and it sounded about a billion times better than this audio. That being said, I think Randy pulled notes out of his guitar that no other human could....RIP
Brian Jon Boeckler agreed that man had real life talent
I was front row.
I was at this show, January 24, 1982 at the Rosemont Horizon (now Allstate Arena) in the third row in front of Rudy Sarzo. Took a bunch of photos. First time being that close to a big stage. The sound was incredible. I loved being able to hear Tommy Aldridge's drums right off of the stage. Angus Young's nephew ( I think) was in the band opening for Ozzy that night. The band name was "Starfighters" The cover photo for the Ozzy Live Tribute CD with Randy was taken at this show and is right at the 6:00 mark. I got a photo of that from the third row seat I had.
Thanks for posting this great memory. And, of course, at 7:14..... ;^)
This was my first concert and my 15th birthday was the next day! I worked for my neighbor who had a restaurant called the Wurst House across the street for concert parking and he bought me a ticket to the show for my birthday. Awesome 1st concert!
The rarity and "lack of" quality of the few clips we have seem to just punch up both the impact Randy had and the magnitude of the loss of such a beautiful and talented young soul.
Michael Wade completely agree.
Ahhh the days before smartphones, when everyone was witness to such awesomeness and face melting sweetness..
Happy Birthday Randy, you are still missed this dec 6 2018
One thing that gets missed is how good Randy is live. I have seen all the best guitarist live, and they can be sloppy. Videos like this are such great proof how good he was. Anyone can go into a studio and play something 50 times and get it right once. Live, it's a one time deal.
kadinkol I agree saw VH Fair Warning show and was staggered at how sloppy it all was.
That why he was the best guitarist who ever lived so far
I’ve seen him play at Burbank party’s sometimes 2 or three a weekend that’s how Burbank was
I never saw a guy play so good LIVE. What an improvisationalist guitar player, simply amazing. Christ almighty what could have been. Thank you who captured these moments. It's all we'll ever have. Thanks for posting too.
Historic Moment at 6:03!!!!
Orvin J. Lugo one of the best pictures in rock and roll history!
The most awesome f'n Historic Moment!!!!!!!
Is it the moment token in Tribute's cover pic ?
@@stefanosuccu Different guitar :-)
It IS that moment, same guitar...the pic is from this show
0:06 - Over the Mountain (part)
2:01 - Mr. Crowley
* 6:02 - Tribute Cover *
7:28 - Crazy Train
13:34 - Revelation (Mother Earth)
19:27 - Steal Away (The Night)
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February 1982, great show. Only three weeks later, and Randy was gone.
Thanks, this takes me back. Saw this concert in 1982 San Antonio, Tx, just a few weeks before he passed away. Still the best concert I have ever seen, Randy was a guitar God, and will never be forgotten!!
0:00 over the mountain. 1:59 mr crowley. 7:10 crazy train. 13:05 revelation. 19:28 steal away (the night)
+echoofsalesmen Thanks !
Just glad randy footage is out there!!!
I was at this show. I was in the 10th row. Everyone was standing on their seats. I could only see the top of Ozzy’s head. The only time I could see Randy is when Ozzy would pick him up. Amazing show. So cool to see this footage.
I was in the front row.
Thats awesome!@@PedroLopezBeanEater
I often found heavy metal guitar parts very repetitive and similar from one band to another (some exceptions of course, i love some metal music no offense) but randy rhodes is just incredible. I have listened to his 2nd album with ozzy so many times... he is doing a lots of effects, very versatile style and you can see he is playing what he has composed. Technical but never boring, melodic but agressive when needed, never toned to mask the bass lines.He is inside the music, his mind his body, the guitar, it s a whole thing. This guy should have had alot more to say...incredible player and composer, i wonder what he could have done if he would have worked with bowie in the late 70s.
as a musician i gotta say you nailed it with your comment. randy was a brilliant musician first and had a grasp of music theory and composition that goes far beyond just shredding. its been almost 40 years since blizzard of ozz and if we didn't know any better they could release it today and it would still sound modern. i can only imagine the musical doors he would have opened for everyone if he hadn't been taken so soon.
I like the guitar work he plays in 'Tonight'...though it's a shame it's so low in the mix.
I feel the same way about Vito Bratta.
I was at this concert. Randy was amazing.
I was born in 85 but I was there!! Rock n roll!!!!!!
Seen this tour 6 times, the last on in KC January 19th.. A show by Ozzy, Randy, Sarzo and Aldridge that not one band has come close to touching.. Such and awesome show and tour!
January 7, 1982! Albuquerque, NM
I was right in front of Rudy! I grabbed the set list off the stage after the show! Ah, the memories!
Wait can we see you in the pro shot footage on Mr Crowley from that concert!?! They zoom in on the people in the front rows right before his 2nd solo of the song...
Saw Black Sabbath in Albuquerque a few years ago it was ago fucking awesome
Goosebumps on my arms...he is truly one of the kind.
And shivers from deep in my spine
Man, I miss this guy, RR!!!!!
Randy Rhoads is the reason I never needed steve vai, satriani and such... Randy is the G.O.A.T. or Greatest Of All Time
Gerald Martin 100%
You are right about Steve, Eddie, etc..., but not The Inspirations from SouthEast Georgia during the 70's and many other Gospel, Bluegrass, they helped fuel this along!!!
J C
What are you talking about? He never mentioned Eddie.
Eddie Van Halen
Brother I agree but the others r Awesome Also!!!
I wish there was a pro shot Video, Complete Ozzy concert, feat. Randy Rhoads. R.I.P. Randy
Love RR R.I.P 😙❤️❤️🙏🙏😇😇
i m cry.. just cry.. so miss you randy
Me too!!
김민욱 I feel the pain too. I can't help but weap anytime I hear Randy live...
Miss him dearly
Taken from us FAR too soon 😢 At this point, 42 years later, and his legacy is still alive and well. Such a MASSIVE influence on guitarist both then, and now. RIP Randy, you are still missed. ❤
Man he was still learning and changing up stuff even he said he has to work real hard and is still learning and doesn't want to stop there. What makes it so bad is he didn't have to be on that plane it was just a joyride.
Saw him live Feb 12 1982 Cincinnati Ohio and Feb 13 1982 Lexington KY at the Lexington show I was 3 rows from the stage
Blizzard of Oz at their best. I don't care if the audio isn't that great. I wore out needles on my turn table listening to this so I know it note for note. But seeing this is magic. Thanks to whom ever found and posted this.
Wow! Thanks for posting this!!! I was at this show...the one and only time that I saw Randy Rhoads live...he was an absolute monster...his sincere musicianship was such an inspiration to me as a young musician.
Thank you for posting this. I'm a huge RR fan. Thank you.
Crazy Train is just flawless
Randy is obviously the star here...
This was today!! Rest in peace randy and happy birthday to that iconic photo
I was 21yrs old when this concert took place. Probably at the amphitheater on the south side. Where the heck was i. ? Lol 😆. Rock on everybody! Boy did i miss an awesome time that day. Lol .
Thank you Ozzy! Thank you Randy!
I've often wondered what Randy would have done after Ozzy. He loved teaching and learning and progressing as a player. I'm sure he would have pushed the envelope in multiple genres of guitar.
Steven Duval his musical school his family runs probably wouldn’t be in shambles that’s for sure...
He was already planning to move on. Ozzy was devastated. Tried to change his mind. Well, the plane crashed. Devastation in over drive.
Awesome...brings back a lot of memories...
Thank you for sharing this brief picture of RR. Made me cry to see it. You think of what could have been.
Listen to Randy... He adds in all kinds of shredding. You can tell they were hilding him back.. they ended up with volumes of recorded writing sessions.. Randy was a shredder who created an Incredible Style and Sound to Fuel Music for Centuries...
I think the word shredder is not a fair label for a guy like Rhoads, he was much more as a songwriter and player.
@@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle Absolutely Correct... He was Exquisite , Tasteful, I can't think of a combination of words that would do him justice....
@@sparkynm156 elite all-time hall of famer A leaguer
Imagine how great he would have been had we had the pleasure for another 30 + years ❤
Nice to have this precious footage, thankyou for the share. There will never be another RR, peace.
RHANDY RHODS COMMAND OF THE GUITAR AT THAT VOLUME IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!
Steven Sanchez
I THOUGHT the same, such a beast of a sound to tame
R.I.P. Randy, I will see you in Rock & Roll Heaven, Cousin Figel
Cousin Figel Rock N Roll heaven is hell lol
I saw this same line-up at Alpine Valley, even heard the sound check w/Randy before the show, I dont think Randy ever missed a day of practice!
Long live Randy Rhoades.. love his playing. Totally awesome person.. such a loss... Love ya Randy... I'll keep your music alive forever.!!!
i can't even imagine what it would've been like front row at this concert
I was at this concert ,it was the first time I watched live concert I was then hardly 15. Mike who took me there died of cancer in 2012 . I miss him as well as Randy .
Wow. Just great. RR such a great guitar player & world class musician, gone way too soon.
Greatest guitarist ever to breath on planet Earth
Whoever filmed this did a huge favor to the world. Historic show. The iconic tribute cover picture and i think Ozzy biting the head off a bat, 17:40. Very little live video to see the most incredible musician/ guitarist of all time.
Sorry wasn't the tribute cover picture.
I was in the photo pit /very front of this show.. I wish I had video instead of stills!
Would love to see those pictures. Are they published somewhere?
Randy was truly magic. wow
*so nice to see Randy moving and not a pic....what might of been....Randy was special..the guitars bigger then him..nobody could do those whammy dives like Randy...so cool to see Ozzy pik up randy.. **04:32** listen to that whammy...nobody has since played the intro to crazy train like Randy..zakk and Gus g try to add there own licks in there but with the artificial harmonics etc. not the same I'd listen to Randy any day over them.*
I was there! At the Rosemont Horizon.
i have been hoping a full video concert would be posted on you tube by now.. i call on anyone who has full concert footage of Randy Rhoads live please post it i am the biggest Randy Rhoads fan ..
OMG!!! To have been able to see this live must have been awsom!!
This is the best 6 string pull that I could take my high school sweet heart and would be wife with Q R and now many years after her passing finding this footage and the time well spent to keep the original intact ⌚🛰️⏰⌚⏰⌚makes DW Ludwig Evens ect my drug of choice. I know little about todays Android cell phones. Many times failed to comprehend that the sound of the crowd was a compliment for a Job well done. In fact may I please download this and if so How?? Can I email it to my email account or what? GOD I need a kit and some sticks✝️🛐⚛️☮️
........6:03.......and there it is!!! It’s eerie to be able to count down his last days knowing what’s to come and knowing the great loss this many decades later. Sigh!
I was Lucky enough to see this same tour in SLC Utah Jan. 1982 , Great times !!!
I saw them on this tour on the west coast. Man the vibe in just the parking lot was amazing. The show is still one of the best concerts I ever went too. I saw Ozzy's Blizzard Of Ozz, which was with the original band. They were fn great. Long Beach Arena with Motorhead opening up for Ozzy. Not bad 1st and 2nd shows i saw. Man I miss Randy. They were very special to me and most of the kids like me. It was our Buddy Holly moment when that plane crashed. I saw Ozzy after, it was good but, Randy built the house they rocked in.
You're very lucky... especially to have seen the original band with Bob and Lee. I was about 16 when Blizzard came out and I had Tix for the Diary tour at MSG but the accident happened about two weeks before. To this day it's still the saddest most heartbreaking show I've ever been to and I wish I never went. I saw Ozzy with Brad Gillis after for the Speak of the devil sabbath show and then with Jake E Lee..but that was it. Never saw Ozzy again cause what was the point without Randy. Brad and Jake were great players but not them or any gtr player that Ozz had could touch Randy's playing imho
@@mbass718 You were the kids i was talking about. I saw Ozzy several more times too: at Irvine Meadows with Brad Gillis , US 83 with Jake- followed a huge guy to the front row. It was crazy hot and we were packed in very hard, had bruises on my chest from the barrier. I saw Zack in Denver at Red Rocks. Biggest bummer was when Randy passed for sure. He had quite a impact for sure.
@@JW-zs1pz It's crazy how it still hurts to this day that I just missed seeing Randy. The shows with Brad and Jake were really good. They did an amazing job but it still didn't really touch the intensity that Randy had. Zakk I've never really liked..to me he's all flash and shredding without the melodic phrasing and harmony that Randy, Jake and Brad had. I remember seeing the crowds packed in at the US festival..that was some site!
Obrigado por compartilhar uma jóia dessa! 🤘🏽
Thank you for posting. This is gold.
Without Randy Ozzy would not be where he is. Randy MADE Ozzy abd set the stage for his career. I honestly never listened to any other Ozzy albums after Diary.
Rob M Thats a shame... I wholeheartedly agree Randy was the best, He's my all time favorite. but to deny yourself the enjoyment of Jake E Lee's playing is a travesty. Jake is a truly awesome player and has always been put in the shadow of someone that NO-ONE could ever hope to replace...
Rob M have to agree your missing out on some awesome stuff from the Lee era.Lee like Randy saved Ozzy's career.shame Lee was fucked over by oz and his dirtbag wife.bark at the moon and ultimate sin albums are really good musically.lee really was and still is one of the best guitarist to ever play.i. sure you have heard both albums
One could only imagine how far he would've gone musically...😪😥😢
I know.. it's hard to fathom just how incredible he would have become. IMHO he's already the greatest metal gtr player to ever live. He definitely would have done one more album for Ozz and I can only magine how amazing that would have been. He very likely was leaving after the third album and I'm pretty certain he would have went on to revolutionize classical guitar as that was his passion.
This brings a tear to my eye, thank you for sharing.
I love the start on over the mountain ozzy seems so proud of the solo he says thankyou for randy
6:03 flash...Tribute cover!
rtornellort That's exactly what I saw too man.. I think there's better camera footage from the 50's than this footage but still thankful...
Casey Buckler The 50's?
Oh just frustrated with the video quality, but still overjoyed to have it to watch.
Casey Buckler Just messin' with ya. Unfortunately there's only 4 video recordings so I'll take what I can get. @)
rtornellort How about seeing them live, like I did. With opening act Def Leppard. In September 1981 in Davenport, Iowa at Palmer's arena. It was the first tour and the both had only one album out. Best concert I've ever seen. The sound of Randy's guitar was amazing. during the solo, he sounded like a church organ at times. I was going to go to Ames, Iowa where, he bit the bats head off but, couldn't find a ride. Damn. Still the concert is locked in my mind and seeing Randy was a privilege. Yeah, I'm gettin' old. Still glad when I was born in 61 and don't have to listen to the crap nowadays.
Wow great to see footage of RR. Thanks for sharing
It was jan 24, not 25. I was there and the date is etched in my head
of course, where the cover for Tribute was shot
@@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle yep, I remember seeing that pic in the local paper the next day
Outshined by none.
A wonder in this modern world.