arguably the best album ever written and recorded

That song still gives me chills❤

I don't know if I'm deserving of such high praise, but I appreciate that very much, thank you!! 🙏🏻🤘

all-time great

the genius of Steal Away the night is the double and triple tracking he does especially on the solo, but not on the entire solo, Sounds like 10 guitars on the end part of the solo... No Bones Movies was added in place You Looking at me, looking at you to get Lee a writing credit

Hey thanks so much, man!! 🤜🤛

That album is timeless, man

@@timp.9582 best versions of a lot of sabbath and ozzy songs to me

I hear ya....RR tribute is still a great live album and it had a big influence on me as well! For the Sabbath stuff, I think Brad Gillis might have done the best job, overall. His playing on Speak of the Devil is just phenomenal! 😃

You should really get your hands on Bat's head Soup which is the Cleveland show used form tribute but unedited it is so much better, The spotlight solo got hacked up on Tribute and they fixed the mistakes which you should never do on a live album. The genius is how one handles a mistake. Plus the countless bootlegs out there

@@timp.9582 but it s not as good as it could have been, they should have used a Diary show, and they should never have hacked up his actual solo. Bat's head soup is better than Tribute, the live show from May 11, 1981 is on youtube I highly recommend it

Not a low tone at all! I think it's a topic that needs to be destigmatized so that progress could be made in terms of coping, treatment, coexistence, etc. I do plan on making a proper video about this in the future. 😊

@@LicksOfTheBeast nice one 👍👍👍🤟🤟🤟

millions have the same story

Thank you!! 🙏🏻🤘🏻

absolutely.....

Me too.

Much much much appreciated!!!

Hahaha 🤣 welll... I am trying to make this channel a place where one could hang out and get their dose of heavy metal guitar goodness so I appreciate that a whole lot. Thank you!! 😊

we all have Randy as a guitar hero

he is an all time A leaguer

That's just insane that you got to witness that live!

the show that actually has video, which show did you go to that day, they played two shows.

@@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle I went to the second show.

That's one tab book that was transcribed quite well from what I remember. I had it back in the day and it was one of the books I had taken with me when I had moved back to Italy... Unfortunately it was destroyed when a male kitten peed all over it 😅😂😂 So it's been 20 years since I've seen it, but from what I remember, the fingerings weren't always right, but I think a lot of the notes were pretty accurate.

no, it used to be that, but really the investment is the bootleg is a bootleg called Bat's Head Soup, unedited and has the actual spotlight solo not the hatchet job on Tribute. I believe every Randy Rhoads fan/blizzard of ozz fan should listen to the bootlegs of the shows so they can hear how much he was evolving as a player and how he changed every song every night. He would try stuff out here and there from the early days trying out various solos. I post the bootlegs of each show in the legacy group.

@@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle yup, good advice

Jake is awesome too

There are definitely bits of QR songs on both Ozzy albums. Slightly reworked, of course, to make them fit the band's sound better and also because Randy was evolving rapidly.

@@LicksOfTheBeast absolutely! Force of Habit a QR song is Suicide SOlution!

you know he used some of the riffs from the QR songs....and solos. They do not sound glam metal. Blizzard of ozz was a metal band, changed the game

Correct. But that's the genre that he came from...so naturally that tendency is going to come up.

Tony couldn't touch Randy's solo for Children Of The Grave!

scratch solo....amazing solo. That song should have had a video and been huge, a well crafted song, even my wife likes it and she hates Ozzy's voice and him as a person

people should listen to those two QR albums to hear how much he grew and how he took some of his own ideas and developed them. You could hear the budding superstar..

Bob helped with the business side of things for Randy, he did not teach Randy anything musically. The difference is with Quiet Riot the label was dictating terms and KEvin was involved. Ozzy handed the keys to the car to Randy and let him go with the direction and riffs. Bob helped put songs together for sure, but Randy's explosive growth came between the recording of BOO and DOAM as he took classical guitar lessons and stopped partying

Randy admitted that QR was holding him back.

I am planning to cover something from both Phil and Ghost - maybe not those songs but it'll be something cool. I think. I hope. 🫣😁

dude come on stay focused on the great Randy Rhoads.....he can do B-leaguers later

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@@LicksOfTheBeast and sometimes Randy Rhoads riffs reminds me hard rock riffs a la AC DC. no bone movie, steal away (the night), Suicide Solution, Flying High Again, Believer (yes it sometimes reminds me of Dazed and confused by led Zeppelin) or little dolls. But when I analyse the riffs , they are definately metal.

Might be interesting to compare his growth as a player from BOO to DOAM as he became more diatonic. Everyone involved in that writing and recording of the album DoAM talk about how his playing was night and day from BOO.

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Hahahaha the guy did have some killer guitar players!

@@LicksOfTheBeast and don't forget. Ozzy had good drummer's too. Staring with Tommy Aldridge. And carmine appece.

@@charlesfarrugia7898 Lee Kerslake probably the best musician among the drummers as he did melodies and piano when helping to write Diary of a Madman album

QR was an entirely different thing and I don't know how much Randy was playing what he wanted to vs what he (and DuBrow) thought was necessary to break through. Bob Daisley definitely was involved in the composition and songwriting but I don't know if he had any actual input on Randy's riffs beyond the possible suggestion of a different chord on a certain spot.

No they showed the talent, but Randy was not driving the car with Quiet Riot, he talks about this. The producer did not want guitar focused songs, they were pretty much told what kind of songs to write including disco like songs. Kevin also was following the direction of the producer,. But you can hear some of those ideas, solos and riffs in the Blizzard of ozz music, Bob pretty much wrote lyrics and helped with bridges or pulling the best out of Randy. But a lot of the songs for BOO came already written by Randy like Crazy train He is probably a better rhythm player than lead player, which says how good he is on rhythm

@@LicksOfTheBeast you are correct, Randy was not really writing the music he wanted for Quiet Riot, the label and producer has a lot of input. They settled because they wanted to get signed so badly

In the future, yes. But it won't be the laughing gas (QR) version because that's not the one most people know. Still lots of similar bits though.

no, that is completely wrong. George alleges he showed Randy how to do the solo...which makes no sense, since Randy was in the U.K. and wrote that in 4 weeks. George maybe showed him the technique, but that is all Randy. Even Randy's brother talks about the solo and how he thinks he embodies who Randy was. No one has ever talked about Randy taking the riff from George.

@@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle I've been hearing this for years! Don't tell me no one is talking about this! 🤣

@@jeffallen3382 weird, I have been a Rhoads admirer since 1982 and never heard anyone ever talk about Randy taking the riff from George, George is on record saying he showed Randy the technique for the solo. Interesting Bob Daisley has on his website and book talking about how Randy came up with the ideas for each song You're promoting nonsense and got the story wrong. Show me one website that has anyone talking about Randy taking the riff from George, something he has never said

@@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle oh noooooo! Someone said something bad about your beloved guitar god! You just proved me right by saying George was the one who 1sr played that. #gfywithasharpstick

This isn't true at all. Another troll. Just go away....

It definitely sticks out... But I still like it. And it's got a slide guitar solo which is really cool to hear from Randy! Also a little nod to Zeppelin's Rock and Roll at the end. 😁

One of my favorite Ozzy songs.

it was a song added at the last minute to give Lee Kerslake a writing credit, it replaced You Looking at Me looking at you, but still a fantastic song.

@@LicksOfTheBeast the band wanted to write a song to get Lee a writing credit....but still an awesome fun little song. It was inspired by the band going to a porno movie and Randy called them bone movies.

@@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle And the main riff is as sleazy as one too!

no he ain't what

Ok

that's ridiculous..it is one of the best riffs ever fantastic song

@@Micah_Blitz11 hacks are gonna hack

Poor baby....are you crying cause this video isn't about EVH. Go cry somewhere else troll...

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