HIP HOP FAN'S FIRST TIME HEARING 'Ozzy Osbourne - Mr. Crowley' | GENUINE REACTION
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- Опубліковано 10 бер 2024
- Another Ozzy Osbourne banger. Randy Rhoades is an animal on the guitar. I cannot wait to do more of a deeper dive into their music. I also want to dive more into Black Sabbath.
Here is my reaction to hearing Ozzy Osbourne - Mr Crowley for the first time. I hope you enjoy it!
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Randy's loss to music at such a young age was a huge tragedy not only for this genre but for music in general. He was a genius.
I can only imagine where his playing would be at today if he had lived. 😞
AGREED!🤘🔥🤘 I didn't realize it at the time. Not til I became a musician later did I finally get it! I did the same with SRV. I don't play guitar, I'm a retired Heavy Metal singer. But damn I know great musicians. Randy was incredible. God's blessings!🤘🔥🤘🤠💯🙏💛
Live version is definitely worth watching
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I second this comment. Also third and fourth.
I think he may enjoy the live song from the Tribute album. But hell , all or any are always amazing to me. Randy...my Hero.
@@IronHead42I plead the fifth comment
Diary of a madman to Ozzy, is like Master of Puppets to Metallica. You get my point.
The fade out on the outro solo is an absolute sin. I can't believe they chose to do that. Randy was a maestro and I can't imagine what he still had to offer. RIP Randy. 💔🤘🎸
I always turn it up on the outro to hear every last one of those licks. Absolutely amazing.
Always leave them wanting more.
Definitely do the live version!
the live tribute to RR is the best thing Ozzy ever did
@@fredarsenault8987the version of Mr. Crowley in the album “tribute” 1981 is amazing
Live 1981
No more tears - Ozzy with Zakk Wylde on the guitar, good rhythm, nice solo. Zakk is a living legend, now playing in Pantera replacing his late bestfriend Dime.
Yeah, Zakk Wylde is worth a listen on his own. He may enjoy a track like "Sleeping Dogs", especially the b-side remix with Corey Taylor. I've always been a fan of Metal + Blues, and no one does it better.
Yes " No More Tears" has to be next, I love that song!
Zakk deffo belts out a decent riff
Either No More Tears or Hellraiser
The Live at Budokan dvd is freaking awesome with Zakk, Rob and Mike as Ozzy's band.
Randy Rhodes is my all time favorite guitarist and absolute legend. Died way too young when he was just getting started.
*Rhoads 😉
One of my coworkers in the UK knew him. Apparently also a great guy
@@seanentrikin9263 that's okay, my dumb phone keeps changing mine from Rhoads to Rhodes 😂
Randy is my God...I tattooed him on me he was and is amazing!
Randy was a genius. He would triple track his solos and no one could ever tell. He saved Ozzy! And keep in mind they recorded these albums in a short period of time. He didn't need a year to sound this great!
We never would have found out how great Randy would've been as a rock guitarist even if he never perished in that crash. He actually told Ozzy he wanted to quit and go to university.
Ya never know... Hopefully he would have done a Steve Vai thing... I don't know that he could have ever NOT performed live again. I would hope so - Randy is my hero
The unknown : it’s been 42 years …… he still rules regardless
We already KNEW how great he was because of those two records with Ozzy. That's why when he perished, he left a huge void. Were you actually alive when he died?
Exactly. I was alive when he tragically died and he wanted to temporarily quit performing to further study music at the University level. He was going to take a break to enhance his knowledge of music theory, composition etc. He wasn't 'quitting" music. Far from it.
With that said, for the all to brief period he was with us he was one of the greats in so many ways. Back in the day, I had a guitar instructor that had briefly known Randy and to paraphrase he said of Randy "He was a gem of a guy. A truly good guy." Everything I've ever read about Rhoads indicates that's true.
I was at Randy's last concert in 1982, he died later that night.
The live version is ace, Ozzy does his bit and then stands back watching Randy play with a look of true appreciation until the end of the song.
You have to remember this came out in the 80s and we were all blown away by guitarists like Randy Rhoads and Eddie Van Halen
This song was inspired by a book about Aleister Crowley that Osbourne had read, and a deck of tarot cards found in the studio as recording of the album was commencing. Crowley was an English occultist and ceremonial magician who had founded the Thelemite religion in the early 20th century.
I remember seeing a severed hand in a toilet in Crowley's home. Dude was mad mental.
In a photo, not in person.
And he had a home at the Lochness lake.
@@black4pienus mental
@@trogdortheburninator3621 Thanks for clarifying that. I was thinking, WTF?!
I hope you are able to get to Diary of a Madman, another Ozzy & Randy classic!
I truly envy you younger folks that get to hear this stuff for the first time ever. It has to be an amazing experience. I take for granted that I’ve heard it all my entire life. Honestly think you appreciate it more than I do anymore. Makes me happy it’s not going to die with time though.
Black Sabbath w/ Ozzy were absolutely the creators of Heavy Metal as we know it today!!!!
The cool thing about Randy’s playing is that it’s very classically influenced. Whereas most guitarist from this time (in rock) are more blues influenced.
Remember, Randy wrote these songs when he was 21 yrs old. When I was 21 I could barely find my own ass with 2 hands.
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Facts
Randy Rhodes is awesome live !!!!!!!!!!!
*was
This song is so catchy. I sing the chorus around the house after I hear this song, everytime. I'll sing "Mr. Crowley" then I'll sing the riff. LOL. My kids tell me, shut up dad.
That 2nd solo, still to this day, gives me goosebumps! Live version is outstanding.
I have seen Ozzy in concert 7 times over the last 30 years and there is nothing better!!
Metallica n Ozzy together in 86' was better....trust me! Together was better!❤
@@Metal_Mary Oh I bet! that would of been crazy!! I was 14 in 86 and my mom would have killed me LOL
Saw Metallica open for Ozzy at The Summit (1986) in Houston Texas. Metallica blew Ozzy away that night and even Ozzy admitted it.
The Prince of Darkness at his finest!
Honestly, if you've never listened to them, check out Faith No More. Epic, From Out Of Nowhere and We Care A Lot.
YES! UPLOAD THE LIVE ONE TOMORROW! Can't wait for you to see Randy playing this!!
6:47
Molly pauses: "Did he just said Mr. Crowly won't you ride my white horse, what does that mean?
Hits play: Ozzy immediately sings the line "it's symbolic of course"
🤣 you had to of fucking planned that.
I genuinely still don’t know what it means
@@MollyBoyTV "it's symbolic of course"
"The phrase "ride a white horse" has two meanings2:
To arrive to rescue someone from some danger or problem, especially suddenly or unexpectedly.
Symbolically, riding a white horse may represent a sense of purity, freedom, and empowerment, reflecting the dreamer’s desire for a fresh start or a new phase in life. It may also signify a journey towards spiritual awakening or enlightenment, representing the pursuit of higher knowledge and self-discovery.
@@NPK476 Oh okay. I wish I could say It was planned but it really wasn’t 🤣
It's a term used in the 60's, 70's, and 80's for doing cocaine; "Riding the White Horse". He was asking Mr. Crowley if he would join him in doing some cocaine.
@@MollyBoyTV Then that was the best timing in the history of reaction videos.
Listen to the people!! The live version is the only song I've ever gotten a speeding ticket to.
You have to look into who aleister Crowley was. It will give you so much perspective into this song
Randy’s magnum opus is probably my favorite it’s call Diary of a mad man
Randy was most definitely Ozzy's hero! He resurrected Ozzy's career. You definitely need to watch some of Jake E Lee guitar solos!
Lets go "ozzy rules" absolute classic definitely need to do more ozzy/sabbath 🤟🤟
“Over the Mountain” is one of my favorite guitar solos of ALL TIME!
Yeah , he has to do that next
Classy choice @MollyBoyTV ...you won't believe the solo in this song. A true masterpiece brother. Randy Rhoads is sublime. Looking forward to this. ❤
Live version from early 80's with randy on guitar is still greatest leads I've ever heard live. Just extremely emotional.
Randy 😢
The lead guitar in this song, to this day, still makes the hair on my arms stand straight up. Lucky to see him in '81. Had tickets for '82 in Orlando, but then the unbelievable happened. Randy changed my life, seriously. Enjoy
That solo was done by a genius, that’s what it was.
All of Ozzy's guitarists were legendary. You have to hear Jake E Lee on Bark at the Moon. It's mandatory for all metal heads.
Check out Zakk Wylde - Black Label Society - In This River - Live in Paris. Zakk is a former Ozzy guitarist. In this river is a tribute to Dime bag.
R.I.P Randy Rhodes one of greatest guitarist ever died in Leesburg Florida early 1980s when i lived there it shocked the piss out of me ruined my whole year
Please look into the story of how he ended up married to Sharon! She was his manager's daughter. And she climbed through piping and air vents in a hotel to save him. She's been his manager ever since
She crawled through the airducts to get the money he owed he father. Shame she didn't get stuck. 🤣
@@NPK476haha, yeah man I get the sentiment. BUT, she was just what Ozzy needed at the time.
@@billmcmahon5454 "she was just what Ozzy needed at the time." A predator with dollar signs in her eyes looking to exploit someone in showbusiness? 🤣I can't think of anyone in the metal world that's more hated and despised than Sharron, but I get what your saying.
@@NPK476 Yes, now she is.. I didn't make that shit up. Ozzy himself said it - 'she saved my life'.
At that time Eddie Van Halen was crowned Guitar Player of the Year for about 4 or 5 years. Randy Rhodes took that honor away from Eddie before he passed. R.I.P. Randy. 🤘
MR CROWLEY BUM BUM BUM, I love this song mostly because the solos and the lyrics are catchy asf. Randy rhoads is the goat 🐐 imo. ❤
I got to see them a few months before Randy died, RIP. The second solo on this track gives me chills to this day.
There are so many talented guitarists today who can all play amazing solos but Randy was one of the first of a kind who blew us all away 40 plus years ago with his unique style and talent, Ozzy was lucky to have found him for us all to enjoy 🙂
Aleister Crowley was an occultist, philosopher, ceremonial magician, novelist, amongst other things. Was practiced in the Dark Arts and so forth.. Good friend of Ozzie's.
“No more tears” is great
One of my favorites
You must watch the live version of this song. You really get a sense of how great Randy really was. Just watching him shred is amazing.
FUCK YEAH do the live tomorrow!!
ozzy had a fuckn huge solo career, tons of hits
Listening to randy play gives my goosebumps goosebumps
Rob Halford from judas priest covers this quite excellently 😁 I want to see the rabbit
MR OZZY BOURNE IS INDISCRIBABLE HIS VOCAL'S ARE TRULY UNREAL AND RANDY WÀS THE AND WILL BE THE GREATEST GUITARISTS OF ALL TIME!!!! HIS RIFF'S AND SOLO ON THIS TRACK ARE MY FAVORITE OUT OF ALL OF THEIR TRACK'S RIP RANDY
Let’s not forget what an incredible bass player Rudy Sarzo is. That man was a part of a more than impressive amount and of legendary rock songs. He by himself should be recognized by the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Bro, that's Bob Daisly on bass, who also wrote most of the lyrics.
You are an absolute legend for doing the studio versions first!!!!
Someone I used to work with was taking lessons from Randy and I used to drive him to Musonia after work for his lessons. Randy was in Quiet Riot at the time. I was 19 years old when "Blizzard of Oz" was released. Me and my friends reacted to it pretty much the same way you did when we first heard it. It was "Dude, I have to hear that again!". It's good to see Randy's legend lives on.
I think people vastly underestimate the sheer volume of available music to listen to. Heck, I'm still finding music from the 80s that I've never heard and I LIVED for music in the 80s.
The riding his white horse line is an allusion to the four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
True, but that is an incorrect translation in the KJV bible. When translated from the original Greek text to English no rider is mentioned. "And I looked and behold a horse white and the sitting on it having a bow and was given to him a crown and he went forth overcoming and that he might conquer" No rider there, what is described is a Centaur who were expert archers. Crown in Greek is Corona (virus) Bow in Greek is Toxon (Toxin) Horses are symbols for swiftness, quick delivery and this one is white representing medical profession.
@@GHOST5663 I doubt it. Who the horsemen are depends on if you are a dispensationalist or a preterist.
The 4 horsemen are judgements in any case.
I don't see any hermenutical reason to belive that the white rider represents the medical profession.
Morphology of a word is a bad method of hermeneutic partially because it only works in english.
@@ericfisher1360 I had to look up three words in that reply. Thank you. You obviously have some knowledge in this. My understanding of Revelations is that it is prophesy, written in advance of an outcome already secured. These texts have been mistranslated by accident and purposefully and with ill intent to misdirect the faithful over hundreds of years. I believe that 2020 was the breaking of the first seal. The four horsemen are worldwide events, unveilings of the seals which need to be broken in order to usher in the reign of Apollyon. Genesis is the end, Revelations is a new beginning. I would appreciate your thoughts.
Yes, you should definitely do the live version of this, too.
Randy was one of the best ever without a doubt, and he died in 1982 at the age of 25.
He died on the 19th of this month, actually.
This song has a special place in my heart. Reminds me of friends past away and memories of a time gone by. I can only play it on special occasions. Its too powerful for regular rotation for me. The Tribute lp is definitely mandatory listening after hearing the studio versions. IMO. Ride the white horse is reference to heroin.
Was learning this song on my guitar earlier, haven’t stopped listening to it all week, then I search to see if you reacted to it yet. Few hours later you upload 😂😂
Live version!!! You will be blown away! So great to see the younger generations discover the music I grew up on! I was lucky to see Randy live twice. Please please please.. live version of my Crowley so we can see your reaction to the greatest guitarist of all time!!!♥️ from NYC
I still get chills from the middle and outro solos. The thing about Rhoads is that, sure, he's super-fast and has great tone. But the big thing, for me, is his articulation. You hear every note. There's nothing muddy or lost.
March 19th 1982.
I wasn't even 20. 2 months yet One more day it would have been two months into my twenties
If you want to hear a song that picks you up and gets you going, listen to Revelation Mother Earth, the studio version. It starts rather slow but by the end, you are ROCKIN.
Randy Rhodes and Eddie Van Halen were rivals in LA at the time and the people who knew, knew that RR was the superior guitar player but EVH had a band named after him that was quickly becoming one of the most popular bands of the time and Randy was in Quiet Riot which was kind of a 80s garage hair band. So history judges as it does. But the proof is in the pudding.
Looking forward to this! ( this is my kind of Ozzy)
Randy wasn't of this earth, that's why he left us so soon at such a tender young age 💔
Randy’s classical training brought the magic! ✨✨✨
Let’s not overlook that bass cooking no the background. ❤
DO THE LIVE VERSION!! You'll love Ozzy's face at the end when the drummer and Randy are just going total ham! Classic look!
I saw Ozzy and Randy in concert in Dallas Tx. just a few days before the tragic plane crash. RIP Randy.
It's about time you've listened to some real OZZY the old stuff is GOLD.
I agree with ya on studio versions. Also, Seeing Randy effortlessly play is quite something. Cheers man.
I think Ozzy’s lyric “ Will you ride my white horse” means going on a drug trip. Ozzy is inviting him.
Randy Rhoads, Jimi Hendrix, Dime, etc. Guitar virtuosos that left us WAY too soon. RIP
Randy was a GUITAR GOD, you can hear it in this song !!
Yes. Live version. This song means so much to me as someone that was inspired to learn his songs on guitar
Randy was something else in his little short time. Theres no telling how good he would have gotten. 😢
Black Sabbath- Black Sabbath (The End) , chills are guaranteed, it was their last concert but definitly their best!
Randy was Ozzy’s greatest musical
Foil for sure. I saw them
Perform right before he
Died in March of 82’ in
California… Randy was the SHIT!!🤘🤘🤘
The studio version is so good, but as folk say, see the live version. You can see Ozzy's admiration for Randy Rhoads during the solos!
He can't believe his ears even though its not the first time they play it together! 😀
Rhoads was classically trained. You will be mesmerized when you watch his technique. And such a big sound coming from such a small guy. Ozzy said when he first came in to audition he thought he was a girl. Then he was blown away.
Because you're into heavier stuff, I'd HIGHLY suggest "Perry Mason" from Ozzy's catalogue. It's much heavier with a more modern metal sound and crunchy guitar riffs but it's really catchy at the same time. And definitely do Black Sabbath's "Black Sabbath". It's basically the foundation of heavy metal, the first track on their debut album that still sounds scary and evil.
Sinner popped up today on my playlist..great guitars..judas priest 😁
I used to crush on Tipton!! 😂
The live version please from 1981, those solo's make your hairs stand up, i still all these years later still find it emotional watching and listening to Randy, he should stilĺ be here RIP
There's a semi-live version of this, more like a rehearsal as there's no audience, that goes on for a bit longer but Randy plays the song effortlessly like he could do it in his sleep. Also does it on the coolest looking guitar known to man. The Black with white polka dots flying V!
❤️🎸🤘🏼 miss you Randy 😢 (1980) bought this album on release along with AC/DC Back In Black and listen to both albums everyday for 6 months straight ! 🔥🎸❤️
I totally agree with you Mollyboy. I'm all for live version reactions but for a first listen it should be studio version.
I’m glad you played this version first. Beautiful. Now play the live. You’ll enjoy it all the better.
You remind me of a younger version of myself. Focusing on the guitar work.
I'm glad to see that you are experiencing different decades of music. I stuck with/to hard rock. Now that I'm soon to be 60, I have started listening to stuff I would not have given a chance when I was young. So much good music and so little time.
Enjoy your journey, young man. The music is waiting for you.
The “White Horse” reference is to Jesus in the Bible in Revelation chapter 19 “it’s symbolic of course”. And yes Randy is a BEAST!!!! You should check out also “Suicide Solution” (about alcoholism that kills you slowly) and “Revelation (Mother Earth)” all from the same Blizzard of Ozz album. And THEN so many gems in the 2nd album w/ Randy “Diary of a Madman”!!!!
Randy was the metal version of Hendrix for me. Heavenly 🔥Whoever filmed that live version is a hero of mine.
There is a killer documentary on Randy Rhodes on Prime …. A must watch
Awesome as usual buddy!!
That Outro... Good God!! Insane! Randy Rhodes was for me equivalent to the metal of EVH dammm... I'm so Blessed to have seen both!! So many that are gone too young & too early!! 😢RIP to all of them!!
If only they'd let the song run on instead of fading out - i was lucky enough to see Ozzy with Randy on 1st August 1981 at Port Vale Football stadium - the Heavy Metal Holocaust, headlined by Motorhead. What a day, i was 15 and it was my first Metal Fest 🤘
You gotta see Randy play his 🎸-- he was astonishing
Great reactions man, good picks too
Ha haa! Love that look you get on your face when Randy Rhoads played his solo. I had the same reaction the first time I heard it.
Loved this reaction! Heard this when I was about 10 and then Randy died a day later and I picked up the guitar about six months later! Also from brim originally but been away 25 years, love my home city!
England has a rich metal history. It's probably why you like it so much. It's in your blood
I have loved this song for over 40 years😊
That outro solo is one of my all time favorite guitar pieces. Thanks for the reaction!