OZZY OSBOURNE - "Mr. Crowley" 1981 (Live Video) |REACTION|

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@scottmessenger8639 3 года назад

I was lucky enough to see Ozzy during this 1981 tour in Springfield, Massachusetts. Everyone was in awe of the incredible guitar work performed by Randy Rhodes! Sadly the next year we had tickets for the New Haven, CT. show that took place just a week or two after the tragic plane crash. That was a sad show and no where near what the previous years show was with Randy Rhodes! RIP

@rickcain4736 3 года назад

A year after this the world lost an amazing guitar player when Randy died in a freakish plane crash...I remember when I was 16 and obtaining a bootleg VHS tape of this whole performance of a bunch of songs (which came from a late night tv show I believe) R.I.P. Randy....Take it easy Ozzy...Hope you overcome the health issues....

@erikkennedy8725 3 года назад

He’s jamming with Cliff Burton now.

@myownchannel247 3 года назад

This video isn't about Ozzy, it's about Randy Rhoads thE best metal guitarist ever. Ozzy becomes a fan as soon as Randy's solo starts

@k_spats 3 года назад

Every song on Blizzard of Oz is great! RIP Randy Rhodes 💜💫✌🏼🎵

@daveking9393 3 года назад

This is really a classic from these guys

@Mike-rk8px 3 года назад

This was filmed in April of 1981 at a tv studio in Rochester, New York for the tv show “After Hours” . It’s the only professionally shot film of Randy Rhodes playing, he died in a horrific fiery plane crash on March 19, 1982 at age 25. The other songs from this show you can see on RU-vid are “I Don’t Know” “Crazy Train” and “Suicide Solution”.

@CoolnessNSparks 2 года назад

Ozzy isn’t just a Legend, he’s a Brütal Legend.

@dolphin8077 3 года назад

That's a Jam. Epic song and performing by the legendary Randy 💔

@Hartlor_Tayley 3 года назад

Great version. It’s a treat to see Randy play.

@danjmcs 3 года назад

Blizzard is such a brilliant record.... one of my college classes did a parody of this song about one of our teachers, Mr. Rowley, good times :)

@jonlate4581 3 года назад

He didn't have a choice with Black Sabbath, he was 'asked' to leave aka fired. Don Arden was Sabbath's manager, Sharon was his daughter who worked for him. At the time, the two were at odds. Sharon was told to go and collect money that Ozzy owed and discovered he'd spent it on booze and drugs. Seeing an opportunity to kind of stick it to her father, she became Ozzy's manager, helped him get his act together, and basically resurrected his career. And then married him. I would say 95% of the people who've watched this clip, did so strictly for Randy Rhoads. There's not much footage of him in action.🤘

@michellewhaley3489 3 года назад

Very true. RIP Randy 🤘

@davidmolina3520 3 года назад

That was a great tour. "Diary of a madman" and "The blizzard of Oz" , one single tour for two albums. Awesome show 😄

@scottlaughlin9897 3 года назад

He didn’t quit Black Sabbath, he got the boot!

@dalem8332 3 года назад

Ozzy! Have seen him live 3 times. Rock! ♥️🎼🎵🎶🇨🇦🇨🇦

@RosemaryStanley2070 3 года назад

Ozzy was great live!! Always picked the best musicians to play with, Randy was taken way too soon, he makes it look so easy!

@maceomaceo11 3 года назад

Bob Daisly played bass on the albums Blizzard Of Oz and Diary Of A Madman along with Lee Kirslake on drums. Rudy and Tommy Aldridge filled those roles for touring.

@matthewhoag2609 3 года назад

Randy Rhoads was one of my earliest influences on guitar. I was always attracted to the way he blended classical music and metal. Ozzy did well in his solo career because he always surrounded himself with the best musicians in the industry. Let's face it, Randy wrote most of the material for Ozzy's first two albums while he was still teaching pimple-faced kids how to play at his mother's music school. IMHO, I don't think Ozzy would have had such a successful solo career if he hadn't met Randy. The Ozzy/Randy Rhoads Tribute album, which was put out after Randy's death, is a great collection of live recordings. Check out Randy's version of Paranoid, Iron Man, and Children of the Grave from that album if you want to hear Randy's take on these Sabbath songs. Cheers!

@orange70383 3 года назад

Ozzy's voice is so unique and eerie, it just fits perfectly.

@johnnyripple8972 3 года назад

Randy Rhodes, Rudy Sarzo and Tommy Aldridge.....what a freaking line up.

@A5p3r07h 3 года назад

I got to see Rudy Sarzo play bass for Blue Oyster Cult about 10 years ago, or so. Was really a unique experience.

@jamesbrackett575 3 года назад

Tommy one of the greatest drummer ever started with black oak Arkansas

@generoberts9151 3 года назад

The meaning is clear. Hey Crowley, your F’d up!

@davidpeters44 3 года назад

Always astonished watching Randy play.

@georgewodicka4839 3 года назад

The montage of videos above the comment section you were referencing features a band you have not explored, The Talking Heads. Eclectic, different, almost it's own genre. I believe I mentioned them a long time ago, I think you would absolutely love them. "Once In A Lifetime", "Burning Down The House", a good start.

@kjd7351 3 года назад

Diary of a Madman still a favorite album.

@screamingscarecrow4251 3 года назад

The song itself is a masterpiece🤘

@jamesmyrick9083 3 года назад

Randy!

@randyruble5903 3 года назад

it sucks so bad that randy rhodes died in that plane crash to floida at 19 yeARS OLD, HE WAS A MONSTER ON THE GUITAUR, AND IOZ LOVED THE KID

@djfrank68 3 года назад

I remember learning this guitar solo note for note as a teen. I don’t really remember it now but if I don’t think about it I can almost do it by muscle memory even if sloppy. 😎

@kjd7351 3 года назад

Everytime I play this song in my car I usually play opening a few times.

@marniethedyslexic6445 3 года назад

Great reaction.😀👍❤️✌️🌼

@sylvialopez5928 3 года назад

One of the great ones

@irreverendian5581 3 года назад

So great to see the great and lamented Randy Rhodes. Thank you. What might he have done............

@ewrekzz7360 3 года назад

I'll watch any Ozzy you want to analyze - you do a good job adding perspective even if you've heard it or of it.

@arnoldcox9128 3 года назад

I need to find someone who will look at me the way that Ozzy looked at Randy Rhodes

@NortheastRacing 3 года назад

This is my all time favorite solo Ozzy song. This is better than the studio version in my opinion. Both are great. Ozzy does sing the wrong line in the second verse though. Easily my favorite Randy Rhoads solo.

@mommyslittlehamburgerhelpe4700 3 года назад

MISTAH CRAAAWWLEEE 🤘🚬👽🤘

@SuperDoomspoon 3 года назад

THE RANDY RHOADES!!!!!!👍🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🎤🎤🎤🎤

@Yosef1952 3 года назад

Randy Rhoads--what a player, and what a loss when he died. And Ozzy--WTF can you say? First ran across Oz when I was 19. Sigh.

@Gregory...... 3 года назад

Ozzy !! Prince of Darkness Great Music !! Please do " You can't Kill Rock & Roll " or " Diary of a Madman " We Are Legion !

@clemlowes9417 3 года назад

Damn Randy Rhodes was sooo good. Gone way too soon.🙏🤘

@Yngwulff 3 года назад

Ozzy always had a knack for getting great guitarists

@pedrocardenas7827 3 года назад

RIP. RANDY "Gift from God" Rhoads . By Ozzy.

@jmhaces 3 года назад

I think the lyrics are pretty straightforward in reflecting what you read out loud about Ozzy saying that he simply wondered who this guy he kept hearing about was so he did a little research about him. The song basically just wonders who he is and what he really thought and if he really believed in all the occult stuff or not and what he thought about being vilified and so on. I mean, this is even less Satanic than all those Black Sabbath songs that do mention the devil but pearl-clutching family values types never seem to notice that in those songs the devil is always portrayed as a tempter or as someone who is going to punish sinners and evil-doers, just like actual Christian doctrine teaches.

@ericmanbeck6099 2 года назад

so sad he died at 25, OZZY has always had the best guiar but RR oues one of a kind

@scottlaughlin9897 3 года назад

An obscure but great jam by him is… diary of a madman!

@yenlard6683 3 года назад

Such a tragedy about Randy. Imagine the licks he would have come up with on his rock career. Little Randy’s guitar is almost bigger than him 🎸 🔥

@kevinwalsh336 3 года назад

Mothern earth, no one movies,and flying high again are good live and studio versions. Thanks!

@daveking9393 3 года назад

When you received the LP, I thought you were going to go back and put a playlist together for Black Sabbath's first album because there was one or two songs you hadn't heard yet. You said even though you knew most of the songs out of respect that the album was so good as a debut album you wanted to put it on your playlist. That was just a reminder... I'm not a huge Black Sabbath fan and I'd rather see you do more Pete Townsend and other classic rock... but I do have to say I've listened to more Sabbath and Ozzie because of you and I am enjoying them a bit more than I ever have in the past. Thank you.

@charlotte_plays1236 3 года назад

Ozzy Osborne and Black Sabbath are fine but may I humbly suggest you try more Cream. If you haven’t already, try Sunshine Of Your Love and particularly Crossroads (from the album Wheels Of Fire). You will know Crossroads but this live version is phenomenal. I know you are partial to a bit of guitar and I am certain this would blow your socks off. Go on do it.

@daveking9393 3 года назад

Completely AGREE

@louiskerckhove8704 3 года назад

Clapton was absolutely fire during the cream days

@johnk2495 3 года назад

Ozzy w/Randy Rhoads: "Over the Mountain" Ozzy w/Black Sabbath: "Electric Funeral"

@raymo6795 3 года назад

I don't know what it is about Ozzy.He does not have a great voice.He does not contribute greatly to the lyrics. He does not write the music. I don't think he is a musician. Yet, he is legend.He has been influential for my whole life.I have done many a bong hit whilst listening to Ozzy Osbourne's voice. Great stuff, there will never be another one like Ozzy

@tammiec4937 3 года назад

Randy Rhoads🤘🤘🤘🤘

@TheRatsCast 3 года назад

I always thought of Ozzy a the anti-hippie. Instead of talking pease, love, and things like other hippie groups sang. He talked about the darker sides life. He did say war was bad; he showed the evils of war. He didn't say we need pease, he said why we needed pease. Even in his solo career; he talks abbot the evils of big business, and how we are looking the planet. Nothing nice or pretty, but dark and dirty.

@joefilter2923 2 года назад

It’s better to forget about the beast, who is not someone you want to follow.

@BigC. 3 года назад

Tommy Frickin Aldridge on the drums!

@kj320175 3 года назад

Huge Ozzy fan, I've always liked the studio version better on this one. Revelation (Mother Earth)- Ozzy

@shawn.m.schmidt 3 года назад

The live stuff from the Bark at the Moon is pretty readily available and seems to be st stable ---been up for a very long time. BATM is a great Ozzy era too.

@shawn.m.schmidt 3 года назад

Polemically Sent was a thing Ozzy overheard Jimmy Page say, and Ozzy wanted to know what it meant.

@Wither81 3 года назад

If you haven’t heard the Diary of a Madman track please react to it. Possibly his greatest tune.

@Niczter 3 года назад

Yes. Ozzy became quit big solo also. Funny fact that he headlined two shows with his band and Ronnie James Dio refused to perform with Black Sabbath, as a "warm up act" for Ozzy. So Sabbath hired Rob Halford as the singer for those two shows. The year was 1992 i think...

@jimspetdragons3737 3 года назад

Interesting. I was there for 1 of those.

@ericwalker8636 3 года назад

Yep. I was there November '92 in Costa Mesa, CA. Halford and Sabbath did their set, Ozzy did his, and then Riki Rachtman came onstage and said, "Are you ready for some f*#@!ing HISTORY?!" before the four originals came out and did a final encore. Incredible night.

@jimspetdragons3737 3 года назад

@@ericwalker8636 Me too. Same show.

@BigC. 3 года назад

I don’t know from this session is a fun watch. Late night in the studio when the boys were having some fun.

@Rasmuth 2 года назад

this was recorded in Rochester, NY for some hole in the wall local cable tv show.

@PastLifeVillian 3 года назад

You gotta do Pearl Jam Black MTV unplugged Live!!! Plz!

@waynethera2712 3 года назад

Aleister Crowley was a very dark and demented dude. Jimmy Page bought his house and he is on the cover of a Beatles album. There are connections between his ritualistic teachings and the music scene for sure.

@toddludwitzke6471 3 года назад

Oingo Boingo Dead Man's Party

@AndaraBledin 3 года назад

I'd really love to hear you do a reaction to Kansas, the song "I Can Fly" from their album "Freaks of Nature."

@kirkmcgee1 3 года назад

Please react to The O'Jays - Back Stabbers

@NewBluesBros 3 года назад

Hey Daniel, don't do ANY GG Allin reviews. No exceptions.

@brianmcree6891 3 года назад

As far as RR is concerned, yes it's better than the studio version but the song sounds better in general on the studio version.

@timwirasnik5878 3 года назад

I don't think that is the case at all, yeah ozzy had a solo career after leaving Sabbath, but, sabbath also got Ronnie james Dio and released perhaps one of the All Time Best Albums ever, certianly the best Album in sabbath's career up to that point, ozzy went on to achieve great things, no doubt, but i don't think he in anyway eclipsed sabbath at that point

@damienparis5377 3 года назад

Im a big fan of BS but I must confess I rather lost interest in Ozzy's new band....BS just had a darker tone about them that appealed to me...these lads are great musicians but much like many other bands....did however, find the subject of this tune fascinating...you can always tell when someone who writes or speaks about Crowley has not actually studied his writings on western magick and mysticism....they merely accept what has been written about him in the media...which is exactly what Crowley cultivated....the knowledge and power that he had tapped into is not for the average person....anyway, thanks for this mate...much enjoyed....peace

@joeypadgett7895 2 года назад

how about sum Rush

@joeregester5629 2 года назад

I think the lyrics were intentionally ambiguous not to support any dark arts but to challenge the listener to make up their own mind while giving some highlight to his more questionable character issues.

@jasonphilpot7186 2 года назад

He only went past. Sabbath cause randy rhoads dude and still relevant cause his guitar talents

@timwirasnik5878 3 года назад

Ozzy Osbourne, screwing over the Musicans he hires since 1980!

@mackssboo 3 года назад

After a long run of increasingly erratic drink and drug fuelled behaviour Ozzy Osbourne was finally sacked by his band members. The frictions in the band came to head when Tony Iommi decided that he wanted to replace Ozzy. ...