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The Essential Ozzy Osbourne by Ozzy Osbourne

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1. Crazy Train
4:53
2. Mr. Crowley
5:03
3. I Don't Know (Live 1981)
5:42
4. Suicide Solution
4:18
5. Goodbye to Romance
5:37
6. Over the Mountain
4:32
7. Flying High Again
4:44
8. Diary of a Madman
6:16
9. Paranoid (Live with Randy Rhoads)
3:01
10. Bark at the Moon
4:16
11. You're No Different
5:03
12. Rock 'N' Roll Rebel
5:27
13. Crazy Babies
4:15
14. Miracle Man
3:45
15. Fire In the Sky
6:25
16. Breakin' All the Rules
5:14
1. Mama, I'm Coming Home
4:12
2. Desire
5:46
3. No More Tears
7:23
4. Time After Time
4:21
5. Road to Nowhere
5:10
6. I Don't Want to Change the World (Live)
4:07
7. Perry Mason
5:54
8. I Just Want You
4:56
9. Thunder Underground
6:30
10. See You On the Other Side
6:11
11. Gets Me Through
5:05
12. Dreamer
4:45
13. No Easy Way Out
5:06

This hefty anthology charts the sinister evolution of heavy metal’s dark prince between 1980 and 2003. Osbourne comes storming out of the gates with early-career classics that speak to his innovations as a solo artist. Guitarist Randy Rhoads’ straight-razor precision on “Crazy Train” laid the foundation for the neoclassical metal movement, while the atmospheric spine-chiller “Mr. Crowley” kick-started a new wave of graphic occult metal. The icon’s legacy as a power balladeer is also represented with the disarmingly vulnerable “Mama, I’m Coming Home”.

This hefty anthology charts the sinister evolution of heavy metal’s dark prince between 1980 and 2003. Osbourne comes storming out of the gates with early-career classics that speak to his innovations as a solo artist. Guitarist Randy Rhoads’ straight-razor precision on “Crazy Train” laid the foundation for the neoclassical metal movement, while the atmospheric spine-chiller “Mr. Crowley” kick-started a new wave of graphic occult metal. The icon’s legacy as a power balladeer is also represented with the disarmingly vulnerable “Mama, I’m Coming Home”.

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