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"After we recorded (Venus Doom), we went to LA to mix it where I tried to detox myself, but ended up retoxing and having to go to rehab. I got better for a moment, then went out with Kerry King and everything got worse. So blame Slayer.

When I went to rehab, they forced me to do the serenity prayer with a bunch of people. I didn’t want to say, ‘God, grant me the serenity.’ So I told them I’d say, ‘Ozzy grant me the serenity…’ and it took a while but they actually liked it.

Religion always rang hollow to me, but Ozzy always rang true. " (с) VV

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>“Crazy Train” A tribute to Ozzy Osbourne - Multimedia on wooden panel. This piece was created using both painted and physical elements, which include a hand sculpted resin bat, rose applique and sections of train tracks taken from a deconstructed set. The surface was primed and developed through layered acrylic and oil paint to create depth and distortion. An exploration of contrast in elements and colors to capture both the playful and darker aspects of Ozzy’s persona

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source: https://consequence.net/list/the-100-best-vocalists-of-all-time/brandy/

"There are singers, and there are vocalists. The best vocalists don’t rest on natural gifts, but instead use their creativity and vision to push their instruments where no one else could go. From Freddie Mercury’s range and Aretha Franklin’s swagger to Kendrick Lamar’s goblin tones and Tom Waits’ mad experiments"

"To generate our list of the top 100 vocalists of all time, we polled over 50 musicians, including Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Class of ’26er Steve Stevens, rising stars like Samia, Blondshell, and Kneecap, and established icons Randy Blythe, Mike Patton, and Linda Perry, plus many more. After we assembled the surveys into the spine of the list, our staff chimed in with more picks, mostly historical, to round things out. The final ranking is a curated perspective on the hundreds of names that were nominated."

According to Sebastian Bach, a crowd of bikers showed up at their hotel that night, chanting 'Ozzy, Ozzy, Ozzy.' A stunned Ozzy came out to greet them. Bikers from all over the USSR had gathered just to pay their respects to Ozzy Osbourne.

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