Symptom of the Universe

[crowd chanting] Ozzy, Ozzy, Ozzy, Ozzy, Ozzy, Ozzy

Ow! How you going? [hard rock music] Ow! Ow! Take me through the dangerous doors, supersonic years Electrifying enemy is drowning in his tears All I have to give you is a love that never dies The symptom of the universe is written in your eyes Yeah Yeah [hard rock music] Mother moon is calling me back to her silver womb Mother of creation takes me from my stolen tomb Seven-headed unicorn is waiting in the sky The symptom of the universe, a love that never dies Yeah Yeah Come on, now [hard rock music] Ow! Let's go, animal [hard rock music] Take me down [hard rock music] Take my hand, my child of love, come step inside my tears Swim the magic ocean I've been crying all these years With our love we'll ride away into eternal skies The symptom of the universe, a love that never dies Yeah Yeah [hard rock music] Let's go [hard rock music] Let's go [hard rock music]

Hello again, my children of the grave.

I'm Mark O'Neill, and this is the Black Chapel, all things Black Sabbath on 94.7 The Pulse in Geelong, Australia.

Hello again, my children of the grave.

Now, I'm doing things differently.

We started the show with "Symptom of the Universe" and in that set we just heard "Fairies Wear Boots," "Black Sabbath" and "Snowblind." And again, the whole Speak of the Devil album will not fit in tonight's show, so next week we'll play what doesn't fit And then we'll have an Ozzy mixtape for the rest of it.

And I was asked, I was sent an email.

And then Corey Taylor came out, and we did Paranoid and went into War Pigs.

We opened that set with Charlie Starr, Children of the Grave, And then we did Symptom of the Universe with Lizzie.

And the Bad Company stuff, we opened the night with a Bad Company with a duet between Corey and Lizzie, which is epic.

And then Glenn did Can't Get Enough of Your Love.

I'll go to it once in a while, but it's not quite up in there.

Hole in the Sky, Symptom of the Universe, Thriller of All, Superstar, and The Writ.

Again, good stuff, but not their greatest of that era.

I just found that album cover, they

And Charlie sang Children of the Grave.

And Lizzie came out and did Symptom of the Universe.

And Neon Knights, which was Dio era.

Yeah, yeah.