Great tunes, Doctor!Doctor Scratch wrote: ↑Wed Jul 23, 2025 11:18 pmRIP, Ozzy. Personally, I was partial to “War Pigs” and “Mr. Crowley,” but there were a lot of good ones.
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Since about 1970 he has held honor of making my least favorite music. I could say most disliked, more than iron butterfly in agagme again. It is not that I dislike harsh sounds. I am Stones fan, listened to a lot of Hendrix. Voodoo child is probably engraved on my brain somewhere. On the other hand the song Iron Man I find revolting. I do find myself thinking there is some artistic and expressive creation necessary to achieve negative supremacy.
Would you have been one of the 80s fans pushing and shoving to get into the shower of his stream of urine as Ozzy urinated into the audience during a concert?
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I can't find this version on YouTube, so sorry for those without TikTok (or that have it blocked).
This made it across my feed yesterday, and made me realize that while I've heard Ozzy songs a million times, I've never really "listened."
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He does blend into Frozen at the end, which I think is pretty hilarious, and I imagine Ozzy would've gotten a chuckle out of it too.
This made it across my feed yesterday, and made me realize that while I've heard Ozzy songs a million times, I've never really "listened."
Puddles Pity Party - Crazy
He does blend into Frozen at the end, which I think is pretty hilarious, and I imagine Ozzy would've gotten a chuckle out of it too.
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Odd question, the closest I have been to his music is that it would come up on the radio from time to time.ajax18 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 24, 2025 3:43 pmSince about 1970 he has held honor of making my least favorite music. I could say most disliked, more than iron butterfly in agagme again. It is not that I dislike harsh sounds. I am Stones fan, listened to a lot of Hendrix. Voodoo child is probably engraved on my brain somewhere. On the other hand the song Iron Man I find revolting. I do find myself thinking there is some artistic and expressive creation necessary to achieve negative supremacy.
Would you have been one of the 80s fans pushing and shoving to get into the shower of his stream of urine as Ozzy urinated into the audience during a concert?
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I say let's start a group or movement to save them all. Let's call it "rock 'n roll rescue" and baptize all of them right after they pass into the netherworlds.
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ESMFajax18 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 24, 2025 3:43 pmSince about 1970 he has held honor of making my least favorite music. I could say most disliked, more than iron butterfly in agagme again. It is not that I dislike harsh sounds. I am Stones fan, listened to a lot of Hendrix. Voodoo child is probably engraved on my brain somewhere. On the other hand the song Iron Man I find revolting. I do find myself thinking there is some artistic and expressive creation necessary to achieve negative supremacy.
Would you have been one of the 80s fans pushing and shoving to get into the shower of his stream of urine as Ozzy urinated into the audience during a concert?
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ISWYDT.I Have Questions wrote: ↑Thu Jul 24, 2025 6:50 pmWill someone be brave enough to do temple work for The Prince Of Darkness? Or am I being paranoid…
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I was never a big fan, but I respected the guy's work. RIP, Ozzy.
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