Why some of the guitar parts on Ozzy Osbourne's Diary of a Madman made Randy Rhoads “cringe”
Ever humble, the late guitar legend told GW in a 1982 interview that he felt many of his contributions to the album “lack ...
Randy Rhoads shreds at soundcheck on his final tour
Rhoads runs through some heavily percussive three-note-per-string scale patterns, occasionally dropping in a flat 7 for good ...
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Why some of the guitar parts on Ozzy Osbourne's Diary of a Madman made Randy Rhoads “cringe”
Even at the dawn of the '80s, this pace – or something close to it – was still de rigueur, even for someone as big as Ozzy ...
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Is the story behind the biggest song of the 80s the most scandalous in rock history?
In a 2009 interview with Mojo (via SongFacts), Archer ... And in the end, it kind of finished itself.’ Ozzy Osbourne could perform ambitious stunt on final tour that will defy gravity 80s ...
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Tom Araya didn’t listen to metal before joining Slayer
The fire-spewing thrash metal frontman made the revelation during an interview on Canadian TV network SuperChannel ... ever live shows from Sabbath’s original lineup and frontman Ozzy Osbourne. “I am ...
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Ronnie James Dio Hated One Of His Most Famous Songs So Much He Threatened To Destroy The Master Tapes: "I Would Have Taken A Razor Blade"
helped sustain the career of Black Sabbath following the departure of Ozzy Osbourne. The 1981 Mob Rules album also succeeded, landing on the charts and ultimately becoming certified gold.