TYSM 2️⃣ Ozzy Osbourne - You got me through a 6mile booooring treadmill run this morning-Listened to IRON MAN LIVE @the iTunes Music Festival 🔟 times 🤙 I L😊VE when you say: "Cmon U Fheads ... God Bless U allllll ..." YOU ARE THE INSPO MAN💯⭐️🆒#1️⃣. Salutations and THANK YOU.
KEEP BILLY AROUND AT ALL COSTS... He truly gets the most out of Oz. I love listening to Oz reflect on his amzing life a career. So humble, it still seems he doesnt fully understand how responsible he, Sabbath, and Randy really are for an entire genre.
It was Metallica for me; I "borrowed" my older sister's Master of Puppets cassette, and that was my introduction to heavy music. But I felt the same thing when I first heard Sabbath, and more; one of her stoner friends gave me a cassette of We Sold Our Soul For Rock n' Roll, and it was the greatest thing I'd ever heard. Sabbath is still the heaviest band in my opinion, and my favorite band. They could have a song like Changes and it could sound so haunting and beautiful at the same time; Metallica really couldn't do something like that, nor can pretty much any other metal band.
Ozzy is such a legend. When my Dad was young 14-15ish Ozzy and Sharon were staying at a hotel in Derby called The Penine Hotel. My Nanna used to manage that hotel and when she found out that Ozzy was staying there she called my Grandad who sent my Dad in a taxi to the hotel that night so that he could meet his hero, Ozzy. Ozzy spent time with my Dad, signed all of his records and my Dad bought Ozzy a pint. Ozzy told my dad to be good and do what his mum said. This is still a very fond memory for my Dad and the family. I love the Osbournes and I am a big fan of Jack and Kelly ❤🤟
@@tylerthompson1842yeah totally different time, not a bad thing. The teenage fan would have been so proud to be able to say he bought Ozzy a pint. It would have been worse for Ozzy to knock him back. If the boy had been old enough to drink Ozzy would have bought him plenty drinks back. At that age - teenage in England or any part of the UK it would just be cool to say you've bought Ozzy a drink, as in he accepted that drink from you.
*BEST INTERVIEW EVER. LET OZZY ANSWER QUESTIONS ALONE. WITHOUT WIFE OR JACK ANSWERING/INTERFERRING. OZZY HAS AN EXCELLENT MEMORY. OZZY NEEDS DO MORE INTERVIEWS BY HIMSELF. OZZY IS A TRUE ROCK HISTORIAN!!*
Oz always seems more awake and alert during these, more so then the family ones. Probably a time of day thing. Maybe has to do with his medications. So happy we still have Ozzy with us!
Could just be because he's one on one and it's about what he's so passionate about and memories? His recall amazes me on both this and when it's the whole family.
My favorite men in the world include only my father and Ozzy. They both raised me well. The life I've lead as a die-hard metalhead wouldn't have been possible without Ozzy. Life without my dad wouldn't have been possible at all. I respect them both entirely for the gifts they have given me. The whole Black Sabbath band deserve the utmost respect for the impact they've had on my life. Every metalhead owes them a debt of gratitude! \m/
Half of it is listening to Billy interrupt or interject almost constantly. It's ridiculous how some interviewers think they must draw attention to themselves all the time when no one really cares what they think.
Seriously, how great is it to hear Ozzy say his only regret with bs is that bill wasnt in the last show, that was real, and that hed love to do a last gig in a club with him 👏👏👏
His dad either was super loving and supportive of his kids no matter what, or he really saw something in Ozz at a young age and broke the bank for him. He’s a great dad either way
When I first got into music my dad said ok this is the Beatles and I went through that and absolutely loved it, they made me fall in love with music. When I asked dad ok what else is out there I know there’s heavier stuff he said ok let’s get into Black Sabbath and he bought me we sold our soul for rock and roll when the rain started with the thunder rolling it gave me chills I hadn’t heard anything like this before and I knew it was something special. Now fast forward my 3 year old daughter asks me to play the “funder song” on our drive home thank you from 3 generations of fans
I play in a weird hybrid blackened death metal band. Every last one of us understands that without Oz, we'd be accountants today. They invented a musical style and more over, a life style. Thank you Black Sabbath, we love you all
It amazes me how Ozzy is still so down to earth and honest even though he is an actual living legend and influence to every rock and metal band that have followed. Great guy.
I agree with what most people are saying. I noticed the same but didn’t want to be rude. Billy seems to de-age Ozzy by like 15 years! Good to see how mentally capable he is for his age ❤
And as a 58 year old drummer I don't like these young drummer's trying to show off swinging their hands up in the air! Just play the fn songs! Bill Ward has to be there
And so as a drummer you should have the knowledge that drumming is equal to an air dance. The hands move through the air from one hit to another. It is not just about each hit but each move before the hit. Only your feet are grounded with the pedals@@m42037
@@laritzaparis someone else mentioned on here that it may be the time of day and medications. Both him and Sharon are night owls. I am too. I wake up at 2pm and I don't start feeling awake or in the mood to communicate til after 5. Also I think the things they speak about arent of much interest to Ozzy. I absolutely love all of them. This pod cast with all of them, brightens my day. I haven't missed one. And this new one is icing on that cake they referenced in the episode before this one. My all time fave family! Bless them all.
It made me feel so good to hear him say that about Bill. That's the way it should be. Knowing the Birmingham gig was the last I'd really hoped Bill was going to be there. It's been very sad that they ended their career as Black Sabbath without Bill Ward.😢
I love what ozzy said at the end. Omg can you imagine they just get up unanounced and do a gig at pub? He is right that would be a full circle moment. i love that because it shows that its not about selling out a huge stadium, he wants it to be authentic for the music and for sentimental reasons 🖤
Thay right their is what made me apprecaite Def Leppard all the more eventhough I moss their gig but they did a gig believe it or not at The Whiskey this year it really shows people their are still bands out there who are still open to giving bakc to fans by doing once in the blue moon small venue gigs while still doing their sell out stadium tours if all that makes sense
I bought the albums, read the books, met Ozzy and Tony a few times.. seen Sabbath shows.. and I gotta say a huge thank you for the legacy and legend of Black Sabbath x .. you guys are the best.
That was a wonderful interview. With all respect for the singers that followed him, it was never the same. And Ozzy is spot on about Black Sabbath, no one will ever sound like them. We love ya Ozzy
Apparently the lore behind the Black Sabbath title track is Geezer was playing Mars, Bringer of War on bass, and Iommi turned it into the Tri Tone Riff! There's recordings of it from 1969, before 1970. It's the true start of Metal and Doom Metal 🤘🏼
Ozzy’s story is incredible. Ozzy has always kept it real and still doesn’t realise his true legacy and legend status. I think when Oz passes away people will look back and say ‘wow’ and realise what he truly contributed to the future of rock and heavy metal.
God Bless Ozzy Osbourne🙏... The Prince Of Darkness. Listening to Ozzy's Stories are absolutely amazing. Gotta love ❤️ Ozzy!! I was looking forward to this episode as I do every week. I would love to be able to sit down and talk with Ozzy!!🤘🤘
That would be Awesome! And Sharon , Jack, Kelly and Ozzy himself are the only ones who can do this properly and do it the right way honourably the greatest story ever told about the man we all love ❤️. Ozzy is my favourite entertainer and musician ever! It needs to be about 3 hours long to tell the story of the greatest metal artist Ever… I’ve been lucky enough to see Ozzy live more times than I’ve seen any other bands and he has always put on the most incredible live shows as a solo artist. He truly loves and cares about his fans you can clearly see and feel this at the live shows. He puts Everything he has into what he does there is no question about it! Being able to see him live in Vancouver BC Canada , Thunderbird outdoor stadium reunited with all 4 original Black Sabbath members in 1999 at Ozzfest was a dream come true ! 🤟🏻😎👍🏻 to this day it was the most incredible experience and live show I have ever seen to this day many years and concerts later. OZZY is the King 👑 and No One will Ever replace him , so happy he’s still with us all and looking great 👍🏻 and having fun just being himself and enjoying life. These personal stories are 100% pure gold. I love seeing Ozzy have a laugh thinking about the crazy and funny moments in the past and that we all get hear them from Oz himself 😊. You can easily tell how relaxed and comfortable he is around Billy and that’s a great thing for him to have a true loyal and down to earth close friend who has also been there. Thanks again for sharing Ozzy and Billy 😊 it means Everything to the fans to have you in our lives.
I had the pleasure of auditioning for Ozzy in London after Zakk left. Surprisingly at audition Geezer was playing bass! It was daunting to say the least and yet Ozzy was a real gentleman who tried putting me at ease. I was too nervous to think straight, especially after knowing several of my guitar heroes had auditioned before me. I played well and sadly I was not the man for the job but, I will never forget that afternoon playing Crazy Train, Paranoid and War Pigs with two British Rock legends. Total respect for them all 💥🖤💥
Jack is actively running this channel, his own, their new website/streaming service (however you’d like to refer to it), raising a family that involves co-parenting, building with his wife, and doing/dealing with much more than is on social media. These comments make my heart hurt. Give him a break. You’re doing great, Jack! It’s heartwarming to see Ozzy engaging in a conversation about his passion ❤️
I really enjoy watching the Osbournes Podcast here on UA-cam, but most of the time I find Ozzy to be very quiet in those episodes. His family seems to overpower him when in conversation. You can tell they love him dearly, but they tend to talk over him a lot so he just remains quiet. Billy really listens to Ozzy in the Madhouse Chronicles interviews & Ozzy just seems to come alive when he is given the opportunity to talk about music & what he loves to do. I love this new addition to the channel!
The moment I appreciate most - 27:50 I saw both most tours but was deeply saddened Bill Ward was not present. THE 'Black Sabbath' is one of the things I've wanted to experience most in my life. I'm the youngest of 5 by 9 years, born in 1970 and first heard Black Sabbath when I was likely 3 but certainly by age 4 when my brother would play it, Sabbath and The Phantom of the Paradise (saw it when I was 4 as well) are both woven tightly into the fabric of my being.
This is great stuff, but please let Oz finish a thought. I realize you have to keep things moving, and I know he may stammer here and there as he tries to recall stuff from 40-50 years ago, but interrupting him throws off what he was digging for which could be GOLD. Edit it later if it gets drawn out!
What upsets me most about that situation is that they refused to offer Bill an equal percentage. Bill was paid the same as the roadies on some of the reunion tours. He was treated like a hired hand.
@@booblikonBlack Sabbath name is owned by Tony Iommi and Ozzy Osborne 50/50 co-owned and everyone else is a paid employee including Geezer Butler,Bill Ward, Tommy Clufetos and Adam Wakeman settled out of court in 2010 . Bill Ward hasn't signed anything yet too play again with Sabbath and it's doubtful that he will.
Ozzy is a treasure,. His fans love him more than any fan could love any other artist. Thats the truth. Im one of them. Hes all about peace and love man.
Billy listens to Ozzy. I love that! When it’s the family all together I feel like he can’t get a sentence out without interruption. I enjoy this so much!
As a fellow musician, I always dig hearing about other bands war stories. Hearing you guys speak of times since passed with such warmth is great. Cheers guys 🤘💀🤘
It's crazy hearing how such a monumental band, who pioneered Metal, kept getting screwed financially. The music industry has always been shady and cutthroat.
I’m quite often reminded of a quote from the good doctor Hunter S. Thompson: “The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free & good men die like dogs. There’s also a negative side.” Anyone who has ever dipped their toe into the music industry knows that while there was a certain amount of humour in that quote, it is also absolutely spot on.
After all he went through with Black Sabbath and got fired. He later went on his own with the help of Sharon. He became bigger than Black Sabbath. Amazing journey in his life
Brilliant interview. Probably the best ive ever seen in 50 years of being a fan. Well done Billy you're a damn good interviewer and got the best out of Oz.
In 1983 i was 12 turning 13 and i heard speak of the devil, had never heard ozzy or sabbath and was blown away, that was my introduction to metal. My next album was no rest till Hammersmith from motorhead , good times man!! All hail the mighty oz!
These are great Podcasts! I'm truly getting my Ozzy fix here.. Ozzy is and always will be a legend.. He's just as famous and even more famous then Elvis.. I think the crown needs to be handed over and Ozzy will now be the King of Darkness!!!
I have always loved listening to Oz talk about his music career. Anything from early Black Sabbath to later in his solo career. I find Ozzy’s stories absolutely fascinating and honest. I know I’m not alone in this opinion. We love you Ozzy..
Billy is great and gets the most out of Ozzy but he needs to take the backseat sometimes. He often speaks over Ozzy or not even let him start a new story. Other than that Billy needs to do more of these with Ozzy!!🤘
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Respect to Ozzy for recognizing the significance of Bill's absence. I saw three quarters of Black Sabbath on the 13 tour and honestly, I was disappointed. I wanted to see Bill, Geezer, Tony and Ozzy. So much so that I wasn't gonna buy a ticket. I caved a few days before the show and bought a ticket. Hopefully Ozzy gets his wish though and the four of them get together at least one last time.
Agreed, but the last twenty years or so, sadly Bill was really unable to properly play the songs, I saw BS at Roskilde in 99 i think, or 98, the first reunion. Bill was terrible and not able to execute the simplest fills. Very unfortunate. If he can do it, im all for it. Of course
@@TheLordGoat Thanks for your comment bro! I may have been a bit hard on Geezer and Tony and Ozzy over the years. As if they were the reason Bill wasn’t playing with them. A bit of context allows me to choose my words a bit more wisely from now on. Cheers!
@@JohnnyKeatonWilson I was the same until i saw it for myself. I doubt it'll ever happen sadly. Perhaps, an album but shows doubtful. If only Bill could back to mid-1970.
I was born when Black Sabbath was recording the first album. Ozzy has been with me for my entire life! My first albums, that I owned, were from the Beatles, and Black Sabbath. And both bands have been incredibly important, in the music I "write" ("concoct" would, probably, be more accurate), and my life in general. And, I often try to imagine what the first guy (it had to be a guy) who bought "Black Sabbath" thought, when he started playing it. The first song is about being chased by Satan! The music is appropriately scary! Nothing anywhere close to that had been done, before. Thank you, Ozzy, Tony, Geezer, and Bill! You've made my life more enjoyable, and more interesting, than it would've been without you!
Awesome interview. Ozzy is just great isn't he. An absolute star but also still feels like a normal guy you can chat to in a pub, such a rare thing to have.
It's so good to hear Ozzy talk about the days. Black Sabbath changed my life. It was the first music that I really loved with a passion. My big brother played the Sabotage album for me when it came out. I was 6 years old at the time and I instantly fell in love. He put a full C90 casette with only "Symptom of the Universe" and "The Writ" over and over. I played it constantly and my same age friends though I was totaly crazy :)
CAL JAM was 1974. Ontario Motor Speedway Ontario, California USA there's a mall, arena, hotel, with tons of restaurants and shops. The Speedway closed in 1982. It sat empty until the Ontario Mills Mall opened in 1996, and is still there.
Love OZZY, have all his stuff, seen him 10 times over the years from 85-2005, but the Sabbath album with RJD, “Heaven and Hell” was by far my favorite and a masterpiece!
I remember when my old band were used as the music for an advert for the Manchester vs cancer gigs, our song was played on piccadilly radio about 100 times a day, it was amazing, it was only a few seconds but I thought we'd made it right then, we hadn't and I wash lorries for a living
I consider "Powerslave" to be a landmark album for Iron Maiden. The I-bVI-bVII and gallop are still here, but this is a huge step in their evolution as songwriters and musicians. They started exploring more exotic scales, complex arrangements and time signature changes. Not to mention sprawling epics like the title track and "Rhyme...". Truly some of their finest work.
This is great. I'm 56 and sucking up all of Ozzy interviews, music , band members and songs that I can. We all know it's not going to be another 20 years with him. It's gonna hurt when he leaves us
Ozzy your one In a million ! You never b.s. around you just tell it like it is and that's that ! My grandpa 👴 was the same way ozzy ! He was great ! No filters just told it like It was ! And that was that ! Thank you for everything Ozzy your fan jamie 😊
@Beth-yq9uj that's neat Beth! Yeah my grandpa 👴 lived to be 100 natural death je never went to the hospital 🏥 once in his life never got sick ! Ever and I do mean ever ! He did alot of farming! The only thing that hurt him the most 💔 is when his son my uncle Paul died very young 2 years old ! My grandpa 👴 found him dead! He fell in a tank of some sort ! My dad 👨 never knew his brother ! Jamie
@@JamieNiemeyer-tz7zy Thank you so much for sharing! My grandfather also grew up on a farm. He also lost a son at age 3 or so of polio. My grandfather died younger, at about 80 yrs. He was so quiet. Very respected by everyone. Big kind, gentle heart. He is so missed. He walked to his own tune and nobody bothered him or at least he didnt outwardly show if someone bothered him. Ozzy reminds me of him because he was so matter-of-fact. Graceful. Humorous. Maybe a little ADD. Great memories! Thank you Jamie. Little memory lane in my day today. Bless
I am absolutely hooked. I love the banter between Billy and Ozzy. The friendship is really lovely. Ozzy is so relaxed and happy. Great content. Thankyou team 👏❤ Helen ✨🇬🇧
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TYSM 2️⃣ Ozzy Osbourne - You got me through a 6mile booooring treadmill run this morning-Listened to IRON MAN LIVE @the iTunes Music Festival 🔟 times 🤙
I L😊VE when you say: "Cmon U Fheads ... God Bless U allllll ..."
YOU ARE THE INSPO MAN💯⭐️🆒#1️⃣.
Salutations and THANK YOU.
KEEP BILLY AROUND AT ALL COSTS... He truly gets the most out of Oz. I love listening to Oz reflect on his amzing life a career. So humble, it still seems he doesnt fully understand how responsible he, Sabbath, and Randy really are for an entire genre.
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Yesss!!
Most Definitely 🤘 Billy Rocks dude🤙
I love that Ozzy isn't interrupted in this, his family has a bad habit of doing that.
Agreed, Billy brings out Ozzy’s sparkle and zest.
The way ozzy talks about Paul McCartney and the beatles is what I feel about hearing Ozzy.
It was Metallica for me; I "borrowed" my older sister's Master of Puppets cassette, and that was my introduction to heavy music. But I felt the same thing when I first heard Sabbath, and more; one of her stoner friends gave me a cassette of We Sold Our Soul For Rock n' Roll, and it was the greatest thing I'd ever heard. Sabbath is still the heaviest band in my opinion, and my favorite band. They could have a song like Changes and it could sound so haunting and beautiful at the same time; Metallica really couldn't do something like that, nor can pretty much any other metal band.
Yes!!!! Same here. Ozzy!
Yep that’s how I feel about Ozzy and Randy
“What the Fuck is this”
That’s pretty much nails it
That’s how I felt about Ozzy & Randy
Ozzy is such a legend. When my Dad was young 14-15ish Ozzy and Sharon were staying at a hotel in Derby called The Penine Hotel. My Nanna used to manage that hotel and when she found out that Ozzy was staying there she called my Grandad who sent my Dad in a taxi to the hotel that night so that he could meet his hero, Ozzy. Ozzy spent time with my Dad, signed all of his records and my Dad bought Ozzy a pint. Ozzy told my dad to be good and do what his mum said. This is still a very fond memory for my Dad and the family. I love the Osbournes and I am a big fan of Jack and Kelly ❤🤟
I’m picturing this young teenager spending his allowance on a pint for Ozzy, and Ozzy letting him lol. A different time I suppose
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@@tylerthompson1842yeah totally different time, not a bad thing. The teenage fan would have been so proud to be able to say he bought Ozzy a pint. It would have been worse for Ozzy to knock him back. If the boy had been old enough to drink Ozzy would have bought him plenty drinks back. At that age - teenage in England or any part of the UK it would just be cool to say you've bought Ozzy a drink, as in he accepted that drink from you.
just reading this touched my 💜, made me tear up 😢, know ozzy always been suck a great man
*BEST INTERVIEW EVER. LET OZZY ANSWER QUESTIONS ALONE. WITHOUT WIFE OR JACK ANSWERING/INTERFERRING. OZZY HAS AN EXCELLENT MEMORY. OZZY NEEDS DO MORE INTERVIEWS BY HIMSELF. OZZY IS A TRUE ROCK HISTORIAN!!*
Agree Billy and ozzy are brilliant together
Oh I so agree, his family is forever interrupting him in their program together, it gets really annoying!
I agree
I agree but that's family and siblings for ya 😊
@@frenchy1987 not mine, we were taught it is extremely rude to interrupt.
Oz always seems more awake and alert during these, more so then the family ones. Probably a time of day thing. Maybe has to do with his medications. So happy we still have Ozzy with us!
Could just be because he's one on one and it's about what he's so passionate about and memories? His recall amazes me on both this and when it's the whole family.
@shadcovert1160 strange.because these were recorded last year.but,also hes talking about music,too.gets more excited
Yeah i was just thinking that. Never seen these ones b4. He prob not interested in topics they talking bout and they talking over him all the time.
I was maybe thinking it was a AI ozzy. But its not. U can tell he loves shooting the sh!t with Billy
THATS BECAUSE OZZY IS ALONE. DOESNT HAVE HIS WIFE OR JACK TALKING OVER HIM, TREATING HIM LIKE A MONKEY.
My favorite men in the world include only my father and Ozzy. They both raised me well. The life I've lead as a die-hard metalhead wouldn't have been possible without Ozzy. Life without my dad wouldn't have been possible at all. I respect them both entirely for the gifts they have given me. The whole Black Sabbath band deserve the utmost respect for the impact they've had on my life. Every metalhead owes them a debt of gratitude! \m/
Honestly, i could listen to Billy and Ozzy talk for hours and days on end about the old days and everything inbetween. Absolutely adore them.
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Half of it is listening to Billy interrupt or interject almost constantly. It's ridiculous how some interviewers think they must draw attention to themselves all the time when no one really cares what they think.
@@alwilson3204 ...then don't watch it?
Seriously, how great is it to hear Ozzy say his only regret with bs is that bill wasnt in the last show, that was real, and that hed love to do a last gig in a club with him 👏👏👏
gigs are great...but they come . they go...we need another album....thats forever....they can call it 24 if they want to
His dad either was super loving and supportive of his kids no matter what, or he really saw something in Ozz at a young age and broke the bank for him. He’s a great dad either way
When I first got into music my dad said ok this is the Beatles and I went through that and absolutely loved it, they made me fall in love with music. When I asked dad ok what else is out there I know there’s heavier stuff he said ok let’s get into Black Sabbath and he bought me we sold our soul for rock and roll when the rain started with the thunder rolling it gave me chills I hadn’t heard anything like this before and I knew it was something special. Now fast forward my 3 year old daughter asks me to play the “funder song” on our drive home thank you from 3 generations of fans
I am loving this podcast. Ozzy being able to say what he wants, how he wants, without having to be scripted is just fantastic.
Dam straight ❤
"Were you nervous?"
"I'm always f***ing nervous"
I felt that lol
Mad respect to Billy, he is a good friend, and does great at interviewing Ozzy. 👏🏻😎
He’s the best!!
Memorizing stories no doubt..
Loooove this addition to the channel! You're spoiling us! 😁🤘❤️
More to come!
Yeah this is history. We need as much of this as possible.
I play in a weird hybrid blackened death metal band.
Every last one of us understands that without Oz, we'd be accountants today.
They invented a musical style and more over, a life style.
Thank you Black Sabbath, we love you all
It amazes me how Ozzy is still so down to earth and honest even though he is an actual living legend and influence to every rock and metal band that have followed. Great guy.
yeh down2earth en di earth di is beautiful FL⩓Τ
Ask him of Bob Daisley, Lee Kerslake, Jake Lee, or Brad Gillis and see how 'honest' he is then.
Stories and hearsay. I've heard some horror stories about Jake E Lee. Take into context people aren't at their best when hammered on drugs.
The chemistry between Billy and Ozzy is amazing! Billy does a fucking amazing job and Ozzy’s clearly relaxed around Billy! Cracking show boyos!
Ozzy is so lively when he’s with Billy
Best friends!
He's allowed to speak without being interrupted. I love the whole family but geeze, they never let him finish a thought.
@@kelleybutler4465 i know that pissed me off aswell
There are very, very, very, very few living legends nowadays and Ozzy is one!! I hope he lives a long time because the world is better with him in it🖤
I agree with what most people are saying. I noticed the same but didn’t want to be rude. Billy seems to de-age Ozzy by like 15 years! Good to see how mentally capable he is for his age ❤
And as a 58 year old drummer I don't like these young drummer's trying to show off swinging their hands up in the air! Just play the fn songs! Bill Ward has to be there
And so as a drummer you should have the knowledge that drumming is equal to an air dance. The hands move through the air from one hit to another. It is not just about each hit but each move before the hit. Only your feet are grounded with the pedals@@m42037
Anyone else notice that Ozzy seems more alive and he speaks more clearly versus when he's with the family ?
yup, i'm very amazed by that. they barely let them speak but no hate, i really REALLYYYY love them all
@@laritzaparis someone else mentioned on here that it may be the time of day and medications. Both him and Sharon are night owls. I am too. I wake up at 2pm and I don't start feeling awake or in the mood to communicate til after 5. Also I think the things they speak about arent of much interest to Ozzy. I absolutely love all of them. This pod cast with all of them, brightens my day. I haven't missed one. And this new one is icing on that cake they referenced in the episode before this one. My all time fave family! Bless them all.
He gets really involved in the convo when it interests him. They also seem to talk over him and cut him off quite a bit.
@@dangirl333 Constant interruptions and non interest in his attempts to speak lol
It’s his passion to talk about music. And with a friend that’s from the same industry
It made me feel so good to hear him say that about Bill. That's the way it should be. Knowing the Birmingham gig was the last I'd really hoped Bill was going to be there. It's been very sad that they ended their career as Black Sabbath without Bill Ward.😢
Where was the loyalty , I wouldn't have gone in without Bill.
I love what ozzy said at the end. Omg can you imagine they just get up unanounced and do a gig at pub? He is right that would be a full circle moment. i love that because it shows that its not about selling out a huge stadium, he wants it to be authentic for the music and for sentimental reasons 🖤
Thay right their is what made me apprecaite Def Leppard all the more eventhough I moss their gig but they did a gig believe it or not at The Whiskey this year it really shows people their are still bands out there who are still open to giving bakc to fans by doing once in the blue moon small venue gigs while still doing their sell out stadium tours if all that makes sense
I bought the albums, read the books, met Ozzy and Tony a few times.. seen Sabbath shows.. and I gotta say a huge thank you for the legacy and legend of Black Sabbath x .. you guys are the best.
That was a wonderful interview. With all respect for the singers that followed him, it was never the same. And Ozzy is spot on about Black Sabbath, no one will ever sound like them.
We love ya Ozzy
Ozzie has such a tremendous memory of those times and the detail is incredible. He is a good story teller.
Apparently the lore behind the Black Sabbath title track is Geezer was playing Mars, Bringer of War on bass, and Iommi turned it into the Tri Tone Riff! There's recordings of it from 1969, before 1970. It's the true start of Metal and Doom Metal 🤘🏼
Ozzy’s story is incredible. Ozzy has always kept it real and still doesn’t realise his true legacy and legend status. I think when Oz passes away people will look back and say ‘wow’ and realise what he truly contributed to the future of rock and heavy metal.
God Bless Ozzy Osbourne🙏... The Prince Of Darkness. Listening to Ozzy's Stories are absolutely amazing. Gotta love ❤️ Ozzy!! I was looking forward to this episode as I do every week. I would love to be able to sit down and talk with Ozzy!!🤘🤘
Jack please make this movie your dad’s life story is remarkable and only trust you to develop it 🤘🏽
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That would be Awesome! And Sharon , Jack, Kelly and Ozzy himself are the only ones who can do this properly and do it the right way honourably the greatest story ever told about the man we all love ❤️. Ozzy is my favourite entertainer and musician ever! It needs to be about 3 hours long to tell the story of the greatest metal artist Ever… I’ve been lucky enough to see Ozzy live more times than I’ve seen any other bands and he has always put on the most incredible live shows as a solo artist. He truly loves and cares about his fans you can clearly see and feel this at the live shows. He puts Everything he has into what he does there is no question about it! Being able to see him live in Vancouver BC Canada , Thunderbird outdoor stadium reunited with all 4 original Black Sabbath members in 1999 at Ozzfest was a dream come true ! 🤟🏻😎👍🏻 to this day it was the most incredible experience and live show I have ever seen to this day many years and concerts later. OZZY is the King 👑 and No One will Ever replace him , so happy he’s still with us all and looking great 👍🏻 and having fun just being himself and enjoying life. These personal stories are 100% pure gold. I love seeing Ozzy have a laugh thinking about the crazy and funny moments in the past and that we all get hear them from Oz himself 😊. You can easily tell how relaxed and comfortable he is around Billy and that’s a great thing for him to have a true loyal and down to earth close friend who has also been there. Thanks again for sharing Ozzy and Billy 😊 it means Everything to the fans to have you in our lives.
jack would be the only person who could do it right/the good the bad n everything in between
@@jasonearle9903James Corden could play Sharon, Rory Macgrath could play jack and that's about as far as I got 😜
I had the pleasure of auditioning for Ozzy in London after Zakk left. Surprisingly at audition Geezer was playing bass! It was daunting to say the least and yet Ozzy was a real gentleman who tried putting me at ease. I was too nervous to think straight, especially after knowing several of my guitar heroes had auditioned before me. I played well and sadly I was not the man for the job but, I will never forget that afternoon playing Crazy Train, Paranoid and War Pigs with two British Rock legends. Total respect for them all 💥🖤💥
Damn ! Walking in and seeing Geezer there ? i would have shat my pants .
This is the real history of heavy metal.
I love listening to ozzies stories
A true icon
ozzy looking and sounding better every time i see him!
Jack is actively running this channel, his own, their new website/streaming service (however you’d like to refer to it), raising a family that involves co-parenting, building with his wife, and doing/dealing with much more than is on social media. These comments make my heart hurt. Give him a break. You’re doing great, Jack!
It’s heartwarming to see Ozzy engaging in a conversation about his passion ❤️
as we say here in australia jack is a fkn GOOD C@#T
I could sit and listen to Ozzy all day
This has to be one of best interviews with Ozzy really enjoyed it
It’s brilliant to actually listen to Ozzy and him sounding so good
I really enjoy watching the Osbournes Podcast here on UA-cam, but most of the time I find Ozzy to be very quiet in those episodes. His family seems to overpower him when in conversation. You can tell they love him dearly, but they tend to talk over him a lot so he just remains quiet. Billy really listens to Ozzy in the Madhouse Chronicles interviews & Ozzy just seems to come alive when he is given the opportunity to talk about music & what he loves to do. I love this new addition to the channel!
Man OZZY looks awesome!! Billy and Ozzy are great together
The moment I appreciate most - 27:50
I saw both most tours but was deeply saddened Bill Ward was not present. THE 'Black Sabbath' is one of the things I've wanted to experience most in my life. I'm the youngest of 5 by 9 years, born in 1970 and first heard Black Sabbath when I was likely 3 but certainly by age 4 when my brother would play it, Sabbath and The Phantom of the Paradise (saw it when I was 4 as well) are both woven tightly into the fabric of my being.
This is great stuff, but please let Oz finish a thought. I realize you have to keep things moving, and I know he may stammer here and there as he tries to recall stuff from 40-50 years ago, but interrupting him throws off what he was digging for which could be GOLD. Edit it later if it gets drawn out!
My thoughts exactly- "So...so...so?". Just let him finish!!!...
👍 agree its rude & annoying 😊
This conversation is pure gold, and Billy does such a good job asking all the questions that are in my mind!
Ozzy is right. It's not Black Sabbath without Bill Ward. One of the best drummers ever.
What upsets me most about that situation is that they refused to offer Bill an equal percentage. Bill was paid the same as the roadies on some of the reunion tours. He was treated like a hired hand.
@@booblikonBlack Sabbath name is owned by Tony Iommi and Ozzy Osborne 50/50 co-owned and everyone else is a paid employee including Geezer Butler,Bill Ward, Tommy Clufetos and Adam Wakeman settled out of court in 2010 . Bill Ward hasn't signed anything yet too play again with Sabbath and it's doubtful that he will.
@@richardhincemon that's a shame, the best rhythm section ever relegated to employee status.
Ozzy's enthusiasm for his music, is wonderful to witness 💯🎶🌟
Ozzy is a treasure,. His fans love him more than any fan could love any other artist. Thats the truth. Im one of them. Hes all about peace and love man.
Agree 💯 🕊️
I believe that statement
He truly is…Sir Ozzy , let him be knighted for his lifetime contribution
Billy listens to Ozzy. I love that! When it’s the family all together I feel like he can’t get a sentence out without interruption. I enjoy this so much!
Love you guys together , you are a great host Billy and Ozzy recounting his stories is fantastic . This is the best podcast out there ❤ x
Love these 2 chatting away just like mates over a pint 🤘🤘🤘
Story telling with Ozzy is everything ! 😃👌🏽
As a fellow musician, I always dig hearing about other bands war stories. Hearing you guys speak of times since passed with such warmth is great. Cheers guys 🤘💀🤘
I wouldn’t be the same musician I am without Sabbath.
It's crazy hearing how such a monumental band, who pioneered Metal, kept getting screwed financially. The music industry has always been shady and cutthroat.
I’m quite often reminded of a quote from the good doctor Hunter S. Thompson:
“The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free & good men die like dogs. There’s also a negative side.”
Anyone who has ever dipped their toe into the music industry knows that while there was a certain amount of humour in that quote, it is also absolutely spot on.
It was Geezer who played that Holst motif from The Planets - Mars the Bringer of War - the first time, not Iommi.
After all he went through with Black Sabbath and got fired. He later went on his own with the help of Sharon. He became bigger than Black Sabbath. Amazing journey in his life
Billy is an amazing interviewer and promoter. Love these two together ❤️
🤘 Ozzy is super alert and remembers everything 🤘
Brilliant interview. Probably the best ive ever seen in 50 years of being a fan. Well done Billy you're a damn good interviewer and got the best out of Oz.
In 1983 i was 12 turning 13 and i heard speak of the devil, had never heard ozzy or sabbath and was blown away, that was my introduction to metal. My next album was no rest till Hammersmith from motorhead , good times man!! All hail the mighty oz!
These are great Podcasts! I'm truly getting my Ozzy fix here.. Ozzy is and always will be a legend.. He's just as famous and even more famous then Elvis.. I think the crown needs to be handed over and Ozzy will now be the King of Darkness!!!
I have always loved listening to Oz talk about his music career. Anything from early Black Sabbath to later in his solo career. I find Ozzy’s stories absolutely fascinating and honest. I know I’m not alone in this opinion. We love you Ozzy..
When Billy is around ...Ozzy becomes a new person ...
To hear Ozzy makes Life easier and better !!
He is pure Rock n Roll !!
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Why isn't Mr. Osbourne already SIR Ozzy Osbourne?
You know what? That’s a GREAT question… For some reason I haven’t even thought about that yet.
Billy is great and gets the most out of Ozzy but he needs to take the backseat sometimes. He often speaks over Ozzy or not even let him start a new story. Other than that Billy needs to do more of these with Ozzy!!🤘
*YOU NEED TO DO OZZYS MEMOIRS. BEFORE ITS TOO LATE. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT QUESTIONS AND CHEMISTRY WITH OZZY TO GET THE BEST INFORMATION FROM OZZY. SERIOUS. DONT LET THIS ICONIC ROCK GODS MEMOIRS PASS YOU-US BY*
If you watch the podcast with the family. He is doing a book or has? And they are in the process of a museum for Sabbath and Ozzy...
Ozzy did his memoirs about 8-10 years ago.
@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 I'm not positive but I think there may be a new one in the works? I thought it was mentioned in one of the podcasts... 🤷♀️
I was thinking the same thing
I love Ozzy and adored 70s Black Sabbath.... THE greatest band EVER!❤
Love hearing Ozzy and Billy recounting old times for us. As @shadcovert1160 said, Ozzy seems a lot more alert and talkative in these videos.
I love this podcast. Billy and Ozzy are the best.
Respect to Ozzy for recognizing the significance of Bill's absence. I saw three quarters of Black Sabbath on the 13 tour and honestly, I was disappointed. I wanted to see Bill, Geezer, Tony and Ozzy. So much so that I wasn't gonna buy a ticket. I caved a few days before the show and bought a ticket. Hopefully Ozzy gets his wish though and the four of them get together at least one last time.
Agreed, but the last twenty years or so, sadly Bill was really unable to properly play the songs, I saw BS at Roskilde in 99 i think, or 98, the first reunion. Bill was terrible and not able to execute the simplest fills. Very unfortunate. If he can do it, im all for it. Of course
@@TheLordGoat Thanks for your comment bro! I may have been a bit hard on Geezer and Tony and Ozzy over the years. As if they were the reason Bill wasn’t playing with them. A bit of context allows me to choose my words a bit more wisely from now on. Cheers!
@@JohnnyKeatonWilson I was the same until i saw it for myself. I doubt it'll ever happen sadly. Perhaps, an album but shows doubtful. If only Bill could back to mid-1970.
I was born when Black Sabbath was recording the first album. Ozzy has been with me for my entire life! My first albums, that I owned, were from the Beatles, and Black Sabbath. And both bands have been incredibly important, in the music I "write" ("concoct" would, probably, be more accurate), and my life in general. And, I often try to imagine what the first guy (it had to be a guy) who bought "Black Sabbath" thought, when he started playing it. The first song is about being chased by Satan! The music is appropriately scary! Nothing anywhere close to that had been done, before. Thank you, Ozzy, Tony, Geezer, and Bill! You've made my life more enjoyable, and more interesting, than it would've been without you!
Same here. Born in Sept 1970. Sabbath and Ozzy have always been my all-time fav ever. 🕊️
Love you ozzy your the goat from sabbath to your solo stuff
Awesome interview. Ozzy is just great isn't he. An absolute star but also still feels like a normal guy you can chat to in a pub, such a rare thing to have.
Ozzy has been my go to singer ever
it's so shocking to me that i've been obsessed with ozzy since i was 12 (im 25 now) and i *still* get to enjoy new content of him. truly a blessing
Ozzy and Billy are doing great! Perked up and talking instead of listening to Kelly Jack and Sharon banter over nothing.
Right? Good grief! I can't even watch him around his family anymore. It's irritating beyond belief.
It's so good to hear Ozzy talk about the days. Black Sabbath changed my life. It was the first music that I really loved with a passion. My big brother played the Sabotage album for me when it came out. I was 6 years old at the time and I instantly fell in love. He put a full C90 casette with only "Symptom of the Universe" and "The Writ" over and over. I played it constantly and my same age friends though I was totaly crazy :)
Very excited for this episode!
CAL JAM was 1974.
Ontario Motor Speedway
Ontario, California USA
there's a mall, arena, hotel, with tons of restaurants and shops.
The Speedway closed in 1982.
It sat empty until the
Ontario Mills Mall opened in 1996, and is still there.
Your soul is kind and nice Ozzy, Bill is your friend, God bless Ozzy
Gosh, I just love Ozzy.
I love when him & Billy gets together
Love OZZY, have all his stuff, seen him 10 times over the years from 85-2005, but the Sabbath album with RJD, “Heaven and Hell” was by far my favorite and a masterpiece!
It is great, every song.
I loved when Billy subbed for the other 3 Osbornes and love him here . Ozzy really has great stories, thank you
Very interesting to hear these old Sabbath stories from back in the day. Love ya Ozzy!!❤❤😊😊
Fantastic Ozzy looks and sounds like he's feeling much better.Hes always been a humble super star. Cause that is him . superstar 🌟
Enjoyed the chat, California Jam was actually April 6th 1974.
the most engaged i have ever seen Ozzy
I remember when my old band were used as the music for an advert for the Manchester vs cancer gigs, our song was played on piccadilly radio about 100 times a day, it was amazing, it was only a few seconds but I thought we'd made it right then, we hadn't and I wash lorries for a living
Devils Tritone. Not triangle. It’s a flattened 5th
the devils tritone i believe also a violin piece of like quarter/hour or some´n
Billy, great, actually priceless discussion with Ozzy. Love this Madhouse Chapter!
"God Bless Ozzy Osbourne, God Bless Black Sabbath, and gentlemen... START YOUR ENGIIIIIIIIIIIINES!" -Kobe Bryant
I consider "Powerslave" to be a landmark album for Iron Maiden. The I-bVI-bVII and gallop are still here, but this is a huge step in their evolution as songwriters and musicians. They started exploring more exotic scales, complex arrangements and time signature changes. Not to mention sprawling epics like the title track and "Rhyme...". Truly some of their finest work.
Billy Morrison is great with ozzy. It works
This is great. I'm 56 and sucking up all of Ozzy interviews, music , band members and songs that I can. We all know it's not going to be another 20 years with him. It's gonna hurt when he leaves us
Ozzy your one In a million ! You never b.s. around you just tell it like it is and that's that ! My grandpa 👴 was the same way ozzy ! He was great ! No filters just told it like It was ! And that was that ! Thank you for everything Ozzy your fan jamie 😊
Same! Out of curiosity, I looked up Ozzy's birthday. It's the same as my grandfathers...
@Beth-yq9uj that's neat Beth! Yeah my grandpa 👴 lived to be 100 natural death je never went to the hospital 🏥 once in his life never got sick ! Ever and I do mean ever ! He did alot of farming! The only thing that hurt him the most 💔 is when his son my uncle Paul died very young 2 years old ! My grandpa 👴 found him dead! He fell in a tank of some sort ! My dad 👨 never knew his brother ! Jamie
@@JamieNiemeyer-tz7zy Thank you so much for sharing! My grandfather also grew up on a farm. He also lost a son at age 3 or so of polio. My grandfather died younger, at about 80 yrs. He was so quiet. Very respected by everyone. Big kind, gentle heart. He is so missed. He walked to his own tune and nobody bothered him or at least he didnt outwardly show if someone bothered him. Ozzy reminds me of him because he was so matter-of-fact. Graceful. Humorous. Maybe a little ADD. Great memories! Thank you Jamie. Little memory lane in my day today. Bless
@Beth-yq9uj thank u also Beth bless you buddy
@Beth-yq9uj just wanted to tell you goodnight 😴 ✨️ buddy sleep tight pleasant dreams! Jamie ❤️
I am absolutely hooked.
I love the banter between Billy and Ozzy. The friendship is really lovely. Ozzy is so relaxed and happy. Great content.
Thankyou team
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Helen ✨🇬🇧
This is fantastic!
"Toni Iommi, for what ever reason, is just fucking great."
All hail.
I FUCKING LOVE THIS SERIES! 🤘🦇🤘
This is the most well spoken ive ever seen him. THANK YOU for asking the RIGHT QUESTIONS!!!!!!🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
Love Ozzy