ozzy Osbourne
OZZMOSIS

The seventh studio album by English heavy metal singer Ozzy Osbourne. The album reached number 22 on the UK Albums Chart and number four on the US Billboard 200. I recommend.

This album was released in 1995 by Epic and contains 10 tracks. Issued in jewelcase and contains 14-page foldout insert. Including a hits Perry Mason and See You On The Other Side.

One of the best albums in the discography of maestro Ozzy Osbourne. The release is literally stuffed with 100% hits that still sound awesome.

Ozzy and Co. you can safely call it a super-project in view of the participation in it, in addition to himself, of the highest-class musicians - it won popularity in the group of Ozzy himself, created a powerful trio Pride & Glory, and later the cult team of the Black Label Society, Zakk Wilde; demanded worldwide by the “percussion maestro” Dean Castronovo; Ozzy's Black Sabbath associate, Geezer Butler, plus keyboard guests are Rick Wakeman (Yes) and talented Michael Beinhorn, who is also the album's producer. These people created a unique product that will probably never happen again, remaining in memory as the pinnacle of the solo work of the Great and Terrible! A scattering of mega-hits - "Perry Mason", "I Just Want You", "See You on the Other Side", "Old L.A. Tonight" and others allow us to talk about popularity as the nature of this disc. A very powerful sound, rhythm-and-blues foundation, bewitching and rocking you like on the waves, high-pitched and very mature guitar riffs framed by beautiful, sensual and solemn parts of keyboards - all this demonstrates the new personality of the musician, at the same time being something very "Ozzy" for the audience. And, apparently, I am not the only one of such an opinion. One must listen to such music, if only for the development of musical taste.

It's silly to rate old Ozzy. The album is amazing. Nothing to add.

This is the seventh studio album of British hard rock metal musician Ozzy Osbourne, as well as the vocalist of the Black Sabbath, released in October 1995. This album is double platinum. And I agree with this status. One of the best works of Ozzy.

So far from his best times in the beggining of carreer, Ozzy presents a good album, with highlight to the ballad I Just Want You.

This is still the last good album Ozzy - Zak is an incredibly good composer and this is his masterpiece

The album opens with one of Ozzy's most famous songs - Perry Mason. Excellent melody and hurricane performance. The rest of the material is also at a solid level, but still weaker than the first song. In general, a very beautiful and strong album.

This is my favorite album from The Great & Terrible OZZY!