Ozzy was always captivated by Randy's guitar playing. He just stares at him so often during shows because he was just a fan when Randy played.

I was lucky enough to see Randy's last show in Knoxville . I stood first row to the stage in front of him. It was a great show, I was 16 , but, I will never forget seeing Randy.

Randy Rhoades will forever be one of the best guitarists that ever lived. He had such a presence about him. He definitely shined like a bright light.

Congratulations! You've discovered the G.O.A.T. Randy Rhoads he was obsessed with music knowledge from the earliest age. His mom owned a music school. He wanted to leave Ozzy and get a master degree from UCLA in classical music. He could play any style of guitar. He wrote a song for his mother on the last album called Dee. Also on that last album was the master piece Diary of a madman. Probably the only rock song ever written in Hungarian minor (two flats) the most sinister key \mXm/ Had he lived there's no telling what he could have created. He was only 25 when he died.

RANDY RHOADS still the best of the best. ❤

I was blessed to have seen Randy and Ozzy on the Diary of a madman tour on February 12 1982! Randy was and is still my all time favorite guitarist. RIP brother 😢

I've seen a lot of guitarists but RR had something extra above everyone else - the tone - the vibe - the stage presence - the musical sense - the killer riffs - and solos that Bach might have written, only shoe horned into heavy metal songs. Randy was and still is sensational!!

Randy is already in the conversation. But he passed at age 25. Imagine him being around another 25 years and growing in his music and the way his style may have changed. I’m of the belief that had that plane never went down he would’ve been the greatest guitarist of all time. Also want to take a second to recognize Zakk Wylde who came into the band after Randy. He never tried to replace what Randy was to Ozzy, he came in and played his own style, paid his tributes to Randy, and Zakk kicked ass as well. No more tears is one of my favorite Ozzy songs.

Ozzy's enjoying the show! Randy Rhoads is a pleasure to watch. RIP

possibly the best guitarist ever. And they take a long time to show his face and his playing.

Possibly my all time favorite song and music video. Randy rhoads was possibly the best guitarist of all time which is wild considering his short span him and the bassist Rudy Sarzo came From quiet riot. If you haven’t yet check out diary of a madman Randy’s guitar work in it is incredible

Mr. RANDY RHODES. He began big with QUIOT RIOT. R I P!!!!!

Cool late night studio venue for this track. The great Tommie Aldridge on the drum kit and Rudy Sarzo on bass. Quite the all-star lineup.

Yes, Yes... I seen Ozzy and company on this very Tour and Randy Rhoads was a real badass on the guitar! At that time there was alot of people saying that Randy was or did De-Throne Eddie Van Halen as the King of all the guitarist`s....

I love how Ozzy watches Randy like a proud dad😂 makes me happy. 😊

Randy had such a solid approach to playing the guitar he was phenomenal.🍻

Thumbs Up for RR

Ozzy's best lineup ever! With Randy, Tommy Aldridge kicking ass on drums, and the great Rudy Sarzo on bass. I also saw the tour in the summer of 1981.. we drove 8 hours to see it, and it was general admission. We were about 6 feet from Ozzy and Randy, right at the stage. I would rate it as the best show I've ever experienced, out of about 400 concerts.. just incredible and amazing!.

This was an after concert performance live in a TV studio. That is why Ozzy was not running around with his usual stage antics.

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Friend there are interviews and Ozzy agrees with you 100%. Actually when he got kicked out of black Sabbath Ozzy was depressed and discontent. It was hearing Randy's guitar that kicked his ass into gear again. He has always surrounded himself with the best of the best.

They were feeling it that day.

Yes, Ozzy in the 80s took back his life and career and produced some great music, this being one of many brilliant tracks. For a cool Ozzy deep cut off the Ultimate Sin, try Killer of Giants, one his best epics that no one reacts to. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶

This is a great Ozzy tune, with some great vocals with the masterful guitar works of Randy Rhoads who died in a plane crash in 1982. They were not on good terms when Randy died. Ozzy wanted to do a Live concert at Maple Leaf Gardens, while covering, Black Sabbath tunes. Randy Rhoads and Tommy Aldridge felt covering the songs was a step back in their careers and refused to participate. A few days later Rhoads died in a plane crash. Sad story. Great reaction Harri. Thanks Harri and Tim. 👏👏 Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

Randy Rhoads. This is about that.

You nailed it…..💪✌️

My favorite Ozzys song, thank you!!

This is about Randy Rhoads. Everybody knows that.

Randy Roads my brother he was a legend in his own way

Randy Rhoads

you are exactly right

I’m impressed with your insight here. I followed Randy Rhoads (the guitarist) from early on and was very sad when he died. He was an Angel for Ozzy! Keep it up brother!

Love it great reaction!!

Great reaction

Let’s not forget that despite his “wild man” reputation Ozzy was just a humble, often vulnerable, guy from the West Midlands who enjoyed the lifestyle he was presented with. And what a legend he has turned out. He created heavy metal with Sabbath and then became even greater as a solo artist and discovered some of the greatest guitar players ever. There will never be another Ozzy.

Devasting loss of Randy when he died at only 24..Still considered one of the best..He was going to teach classical music and eventually leave Ozzy

I like your reviews and vibe. Could you do one on Ween - Buckingham Green from Live in Chicago?

A lot of people request this version to watch Randy Rhoads on guitar, however, Ozzy messes up the lyrics on this version.

I love this song! And it helps if you know who Aleister Crowley is to understand the lyrics. Just sayin’

His drummer Tommy Aldridge crushes

In an interview Ozzy said he was shocked that Randy Rhoads wanted to tryout for his group. Of course Randy ended the tryouts.

After Rhodes death, Eddie Van Halen took the mantle.

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So where did you get that red lampshade? It’s really sick😊

Guitar#1is Randy Rhodes-bass-Rudy Sarzo

Tommy Aldridge is a great Drummer, Rudy Sarzo is a great bassist and the late great Randy Rhodes . incredible band not sure who was on the Organ..

This isnt live....closed doors studio track recordings done for around 2k at the time....im friends and someone ozzy invested in my career. Also worked ozzfest 2006 with him under zerox band

Randy is the man always will be. No disrespect to Mr Van Halen but all of his solos sound the same. There are three very different solos in this one song.

R.I.P. randy... Zakk Wylde filled his shoes very well though.

5or 4 guys ?

The song is bout Allister Crowley; considered the world's most evil individual!!!

NO! THIS IS THE WORST VERSION. IT'S HALF SPEED. FECK.

Great reaction