Ozzie Osbourne (1 Viewer)

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robbiethemole

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• Jul 22, 2025

• #1

R.I.P big man. shaped many peoples taste for rock music and an all round bloody good bloke.

 

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Sky Blue Goblin

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• Jul 22, 2025

• #2

RIP Ozzy.

 

no_loyalty

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• Jul 22, 2025

• #3

What a legend, RIP.

 

rob9872

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• Jul 22, 2025

• #4

Not a fan of his music and he was a Villa fan, but apart from that RIP

 

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long way home

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• Jul 22, 2025

• #5

I met a session musician who would tour with real top bands all over the world. I asked him who he met in the business. He said give me a name and I'll tell you if I have met played with or partied with. So after a few names I asked who was the best guy you spent time with. Without thinking he said Ozzy, said he was the kindest, funniest, maddest but the most genuine man. He said what you see was what you got a lovely soul by the sounds of it.

Villa or not top man.. RIP.

 

stevefloyd

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• Jul 23, 2025

• #6

Rip Ozzy you lived longer than most expected but wow didnt you live it well

 

MacReady

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• Jul 23, 2025

• #7

Devastated. My mum gave me Paranoid on vinyl (along with Fire -Crazy World of Arthur Brown and Deep Purple) when I was about 6. Been teaching drums for years and Black Sabbath is a go to for me.

 

AOM

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• Jul 23, 2025

• #8

Really sad news. I saw videos of him before the Villa Park gig and you could tell he probably didn't have long.
Held out for that last gig and raised £140 million for charity along with it

 

baldy

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• Jul 23, 2025

• #9

AOM said:

Really sad news. I saw videos of him before the Villa Park gig and you could tell he probably didn't have long.
Held out for that last gig and raised £140 million for charity along with it

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I work at the Childrens & he did loads of fundraising stuff for the place - bless him

 

olderskyblue

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• Jul 23, 2025

• #10

Grew up with the Beatles & the Stones changing the face of music, then Sabbath came along. Wow. What a game changer. Loved them.

RIP Ozzy

 

Sbarcher

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• Jul 23, 2025

• #11

Sold my 1st pressings of Black Sabbath and Paranoid some years ago for £100’s. Saw them at Jephson Pavilion in Leamington before they made the big time.

 

letsallsingtogether

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• Jul 23, 2025

• #12

Saw Sabbath at Cov theatre late 70s and at Reading festival.
Then saw Ozzy at the nec in the 80s.
Loved the man and his music.

RIP Ozzy