A&E biography

[bodean]

For those interested, A&E will be doing a biography about Ozzy Osbourne tomorrow night (9-7-20) at 8 pm central.

I've listened to Ozzy all my life and still do to this day. I have all his albums from when he was with 'Sabbath and most of his albums/CD's from his solo career. I finally got to see him the first time in Little Rock AR in 1992 for his "No More Tours" tour and still have the T-shirt. I've never worn it because I thought one day it might be worth something because it was his 'last tour' - and his life style wasn't conducive to longevity... I was wrong - but I still have the shirt.

Ozzy will be 72 in December. After the life he's lived, maybe he is 'Iron Man'

[bantam10]

One of my favorite artists

[pinnacle-project]

. . . and his life style wasn't conducive to longevity... I was wrong - but I still have the shirt.

Ozzy will be 72 in December. After the life he's lived, maybe he is 'Iron Man'

He must be especially good genetics. He should have died by now.

[bodean]

I watched the biography and thoroughly enjoyed it, although I did have to turn on the closed captioning so I could understand what he was saying… I wished they had provided more video of his early days when he was with Sabbath but I guess back then they didn’t record everything like they do now days. Even at that, there was still some really good vintage footage. The program was pretty in depth, they covered the good and the bad. There were several interviews with his family and other musicians, including all his former band mates in Sabbath. Well done documentary. Who would have thought ‘the prince of darkness’ would be so amiable and humorous in person and that his family loves him so much. He’s lead an interesting life, to say the least.

He’s recently been diagnosed with Parkinson’s, so he won’t likely be touring much anymore, but he’s still making music. I liked the last comment he made – I’ll retire when they drive the last nail in my box… Then I’ll do an encore.

Rock on Ozzy!