fireman 11,344 Posted Tuesday at 19:27 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 19:27 Not really been a fan of his music but by feck he did well to make it to the age he did and they sure don't make them like that any more ..RIP .. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Bosun11 537 Posted Tuesday at 19:42 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 19:42 Lucky enough to first see him at Donnington in 1984. Then the original Sabbath reunion 1997 in Brum. Though music aside, he was a funny, warm, working class lad, with a love for the early bull bloods that came over from the states. RIP Ozzy Quote Link to post Share on other sites
tatsblisters 10,927 Posted Tuesday at 19:49 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 19:49 Gutted I never saw him with Black Sabbath back in the day. Paranoid has got to be up there with the all time rock classics. RIP Ozzie. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
mushroom 13,969 Posted Tuesday at 19:49 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 19:49 (edited) I'm sat here listening to the Black Sabbath album and proper gutted. Another one on my list that I'll never get to see live. First Bowie now the Ozzy... Why can't they knock off that ginger nob head Sheeran or Adele FFS Edited Tuesday at 19:50 by mushroom 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Seagull 248 Posted Tuesday at 19:51 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 19:51 1 minute ago, mushroom said: I'm sat here listening to the Black Sabbath album and proper gutted. Another one on my list that I'll never get to see live. First Bowie now the Ozzy... Why can't they knock off that ginger nob head Sheeran or Adele FFS Thought Culture Club was more your scene? 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
FLATTOP 5,095 Posted Tuesday at 19:56 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 19:56 3 minutes ago, mushroom said: I'm sat here listening to the Black Sabbath album and proper gutted. Another one on my list that I'll never get to see live. First Bowie now the Ozzy... Why can't they knock off that ginger nob head Sheeran or Adele FFS I must admit when Bowie went I was gutted as well pure genius, Prince another one but this was totally unexpected gutted is an understatement, the neighbours are really gonna get it over the next few days I will be dusting off Volume 4 and Sabotage albums Sabbath at their best in my opinion. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
mushroom 13,969 Posted Tuesday at 20:10 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 20:10 11 minutes ago, FLATTOP said: I must admit when Bowie went I was gutted as well pure genius, Prince another one but this was totally unexpected gutted is an understatement, the neighbours are really gonna get it over the next few days I will be dusting off Volume 4 and Sabotage albums Sabbath at their best in my opinion. Defo in my top 5 Black Sabbath albums. Black Sabbath was the first one I bought, so having a little walk down memory lane. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
chartpolski 27,399 Posted Tuesday at 20:11 Author Report Share Posted Tuesday at 20:11 My favourite of the many stories about OZZY was when Tony Iommi advertised for singer for a band he was forming, and OZZY turned up at his door barefoot, dressed in a kaftan and had an old tap on a piece of string around his neck ! He got the job ! LOL ! Cheers. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Seagull 248 Posted Tuesday at 20:16 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 20:16 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
FLATTOP 5,095 Posted Tuesday at 20:19 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 20:19 6 minutes ago, mushroom said: Defo in my top 5 Black Sabbath albums. Black Sabbath was the first one I bought, so having a little walk down memory lane. First album I got as well with the witch on the front I can tell you how long I’ve had it, at school they asked if anyone had any music with thunder on for a play I rocked up with that album, as you know the the intro is bells and thunder I’m 61 now few years ago lol… Quote Link to post Share on other sites
mushroom 13,969 Posted Tuesday at 20:38 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 20:38 13 minutes ago, FLATTOP said: First album I got as well with the witch on the front I can tell you how long I’ve had it, at school they asked if anyone had any music with thunder on for a play I rocked up with that album, as you know the the intro is bells and thunder I’m 61 now few years ago lol… I'm a bit younger than thee lol I'm listening to it online, all my tapes, albums, CDs etc are back home in a box in my mum's loft With my dad's collection. There's original Elvis (sun records) if I remember right he has the original queen albums too, day at the races used to be my favourite as a boy. Another name to add to my never will see list 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
TRUEBRIT66 2,057 Posted Wednesday at 06:10 Report Share Posted Wednesday at 06:10 Great character, bit mixed emotions as I had him on my death list though. Just Clint Eastwood and my wild card of Prince Harry and I would have the treble! 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
steve66 3,744 Posted Wednesday at 06:41 Report Share Posted Wednesday at 06:41 10 hours ago, Bosun11 said: Lucky enough to first see him at Donnington in 1984. Then the original Sabbath reunion 1997 in Brum. Though music aside, he was a funny, warm, working class lad, with a love for the early bull bloods that came over from the states. RIP Ozzy Seen him at Donnington in 86 with Motörhead and warlock , brilliant weekend 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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lurcherman 887 13,421 Posted Wednesday at 09:22 Report Share Posted Wednesday at 09:22 Shite music funny guy though Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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