Ozzy Osbourne

Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, Aerosmith, ACDC.

Ozzy Osbourne.

Oh, yes.

Ozzy Osbourne.

One time we went through, it was Survivor, Bachman's Her Overdrive, Dream Theater.

I can't remember all the artists.

Yeah, I was thinking of getting into perennial sunning.

Oh, yeah, I think Ozzy does that.

Yeah.

You expose the area between your genital and your anus to direct sunlight.

But man, that one's worth getting because there's a mix without any background vocals, any backing tracks at all.

And it's just Ozzy dry.

And Paco, man.

it is so killer beyond belief like ozzy's voice by you know as crazy and as messed up on drugs as they were ozzy's voice in that time period was so perfect and you re you know you miss a lot of little nuances when you're listening to it but ozzy's voice is so out front and center and it really is brilliant so um that's that's the one that i i went wow that one that was worth the 80 bucks

And that one in particular, just that record, I mean, not the box set, Ozzy's vocals are very modulated.

There's a lot of layers and effects on what he's doing.

So you really don't get a nice, clean vocal.

Exactly.

I respect that he likes Ozzy and he likes metal and whatever.

But I don't care what Jack Black thinks about any music.

If he hates Ozzy Osbourne, I don't care.

That does not...

Doesn't matter.

He did that throughout the 80s, or I mean 90s and early 2000s.

He also produced Cher and Ozzy Osbourne and Aerosmith.

But I'll tell you, with the quality of the Hudson Brothers material, they really should have been huge in their own right.

Wonderful.

Which is probably, you know, not most people's favorite Sabbath album, nor is it mine, although I do love that record.

But, um, man, that one's worth getting because there's a mix without any background vocals, any backing tracks at all, and it's just Ozzy dry.

Hmm.

And Paco, man, it is so killer beyond belief.

Like, Ozzy's voice by, uh, you know, as crazy and as messed up on drugs as they were, Ozzy's voice in that time period was so perfect.

Mm-hmm.

And you re- you know, you, you miss a lot of little nuances when you're listening to it, but Ozzy's voice is so out front and center, and it really is brilliant.

So, um, that's, that's the one that I, I went, wow.

Well, in the '80s, uh, satanism was running wild and everything was all that Satan, like Dungeons and Dragons and AC/DC and all this.

Uh, Ozzy Osbourne and that Michael Jackson video had nothing to do with the occult.

Wow.

The Thriller video.

Doing covers of some of the most iconic artists out there, including Boston, The Rolling Stones, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Queen, Kiss, 38th Special.

Journey, The Outfield, Blue Oyster Cult, Ozzy Osbourne, Def Leppard, Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, Eddie Money, Ronnie Spector, The Ronettes, Aerosmith, and Bon freaking Jovi.

Like...

You may not have heard some of these bands doing the actual versions of them, but I guarantee you, you know the songs that they are talking about.

terminated fucking yeah no this movie was this

was wild uh how did they get all these people How do you have Ozzy Osbourne, Tom Jones? Is that really? Dude, Tom Jones is one of the funniest things.

Helmet.

Helmet fucking performs in this movie.