Randy Rhoads was quite possibly the best composer & musician that I have ever met in my life. He came into my life like a bolt of lightning and as such he was gone again. I consider my self one of the luckiest men alive to have not only met him but also I had the great honor of being able to work with him. I will cherish the time I spent with him till the day I die LONG LIVE RANDY RHOADS. LONG LIVE ROCK N ROLL. I LOVE YOU ALL. - OZZY OSBOURNE
@@Bejitajap who r u talking to? Wtf dude why the f r u so rude? Like ive been rude to people, arrogant, but i can tell u from my experience that its not worth it
I will NEVER say Rest In Peace as long as I am in my Earth Suit. I know that everybody that I know believe that this is not all there is. I also know that I do not want to RIP when I cross over. My Brother left his Earth Suit at 50 10 years ago and damn well better be playing his horns and having a blast with everybody else that have left this learning ground!
....everything dies and is reborn here on earth ... and in the universe! My young brother passed almost 2 years ago...My mother 3 months later after him! Still hurting a lot! But...time to let them free!
This song is legendary. Let’s not ignore Tommy, Lindsey, and Rudy for holding it down so Ozzy and Randy could shine! That keyboard intro is pure gold. Rest in Power Randy!
Randy was guitar genius that's fact. He died too young. I can't even imagine what else he could develop if not his death. However his thumbnails were horrific, awful, just no words to describe how nasty they were... Why the hell did he let them grow ?? Didn't he realize this is the most awful thing in the world ? A man with long thumbnails ? long any nails!! And those talons didn't even help him playing guitar!
I'm 66 years old. I've been playing guitar since I was 14. I've seen and heard thousands of guitar players and solos. This solo on Mr. Crowley is probably the best composed guitar solo I've ever heard. Every note is wired to the chord. The legato is so smooth, and the wild bend still blow me away, no matter how many times I've heard and played it. No matter how old or how good I get, I'll never get it to sound like Randy. But then, nobody can. He was one of a kind and we lost him all too soon like so many other great musicians who died much too young, going back to Buddy Holly.
the bass man made that happen. respect. rudy sarzo i believe? dont get me wrong, randy brought i too! but the whole band needs to be on it for that to happen. i gotta go dry myself after listening to that. cheers all!
He wasn't that good. It's sad he lost his life so young but his guitar playing is only remarkable in the context of a genre that had a bunch of pretentious but fairly talentless musicians to compare him to. The average jazz musician is hundreds of times better than any wanky metal guitarist
Everyone is talking about the guitar solo, and it is probably one of the greatest guitar solos of all time, but I think that that amazing keyboard solo at the beginning should be given some love, too.
I also think that it's impressive that the double solo effect on the second solo is basically the keyboard soloing similar notes to the guitar. It's incredibly good choice of sound effect and incredible keyboard playing.
Basically up to 4:38 on the second solo, the main solo is the keyboard with this weird arp guitar like effect, then the guitar takes over more after 4:37/4:38. Wicked keyboard playing.
So basically between 3:39 and 4:38 the loudest soloing is the keyboard with a weird guitar like sound effect sampled through it. I know cos even though I don't know the song I know the fretboard pretty well.
I love how Ozzy just sits and watches Randy play for the last 2 minutes of the song, like he can't believe how talented this dude is. RIP Randy, you were the best
The guitar play and the solos, especially after 4:20, blows me away everytime I hear this performance! Possibly the best guitar play I have ever heard! Amazing! R.I.P. Randy!
Randy died 42 years ago today 😓😩 His contributions to music of all genres can never be overstated. In this video you can also see such awesome gear...Minimoog , Marshall amps etc...
Words can't describe how much I love this song. It's 2023, cancer is all over me. I know my neighbors down the road can hear it, but it's still not loud enough for me. For me, this is my national anthem. Totally incredible sound on this version
This video was recorded when Randy was only 24 years old, I can’t comprehend how he was such an amazing musician at such a young age. Can you imagine how many more amazing songs he wouldve given us if he was still alive. A legend at 24 is insane. He was taken far too soon from us.
Better than EVH. All that tapping nonsense is just a gimick that was around before EVH. Don't get me wrong, EVH is a great guitarist, but this guy plays scales that were out of this world. Yea. He tapped, but sparingly. Not his claim to fame. He wanted to play classical guitar. Shame he died while he took lessons from classical greats while he toured. Thank you Delores Rhoads for giving us the best ever!
Ozzy will forever be known for haunting lyrics and great guitarists. However, can we take just a moment to appreciate the rest of the musicians? He's been blessed with an abundance of talent.
I love how ozzy marvels at randy during the outro.... back and forth with drums ... he loves it. So genuine. I can see how losing him in tragedy wreck ozzy for a bit.
Ozzy always embraced synths. People ragged on Europe, Whitesnake, Winger as pussies for having keyboards.. Hell, David Lee Roth quit Van Halen because of tooo much keyboard. Evil and dramatic when used right.
@@jymbopalysearmageddon6484 Not really Jon was on another plan of reality Don is just another member of the Deep Purple cover band no Lord No Blackmore No Purple f the drunk Ian Gillan
Randy Rhoads December 6, 1956 - March 19, 1982 We lost him 40 years ago today. It would have been great to see what his future in music would have brought us. True genius. R.I.P.
Keyboardist is underrated, the intro was great and you can hear it in the background which adds to Randy's guitar playing and Ozzy's voice. All of the members did really well in the song!
I love how ozzy always looks back at his band mates, like he is just so happy to be with them and doing the stuff that they love, making music. Real Brotherhood, don't see that a lot these days
Actually he wnated to go under a band name, those guys were a real band, not just ozzy plus employees, they used his name for business and contract issues though
they were really good friends,I watched a interview with ozzie the other day and he said that he still thinks of him everyday and he died 35yrs ago ish
fuckin totally!!!! you can see it in his face! i think i seen a glimpse of that in Randy's face as well, towards OZZY thats what made it so fuckin cool, they're both like , "man , is this dude really in my band? am i really jammin' with this guy"
Nothing to compared to hearing Duane play and watching Butch Trucks play a simple drum. But this randy thing is nothing like anything Duane played nor what Gilmore played. Lots of notes isn't that impressive.
Randy does the second best guitar solo in the history of rock n' roll... then he waits a little bit and he simply does the best guitar solo of all time.
farinheit2celsius Randy would just stand there laughing at Zakk's guitar playing!! Why's that you ask......cause Zakk SUCKS in comparison!!!🎶🎶🎸🎶🎶🎸🎶🎶🎶🎸🎶🎶
The best part about this performance, for me, is that Ozzy clearly is genuinely a fan of RR and is rocking out to his soloing like a fan in the audience. So cool to see.
Came out here to check out Randy on what was the last time he played in concert on this day so many years ago. Ozz definitely loved Randy... I just wish he had the balls to make Sharon put out the professionally filmed concerts that's a fact that she had taken on the Blizzard and Diary tours. It's such a freakin shame how little clear footage there is of Randy that exists out here. It's so infuriating knowing the film's exist yet they won't release them. Bob Daisley also has live recordings and videos of Randy... he's posted bits and pieces of the recordings on his website but also won't release what's called The Holy Grail. Pretty sure it's for monetary reasons but after all these years it's fuckin pathetic how they hold onto them and not share them with the world!! 😓
Randy was and still is one of the most interesting guitar players to have ever walked the earth. Having a classical music upbringing and wanting to leave Ozzy’s band to become a classical guitar player shows so much in everything he wrote.
Like cliff burton, when randy passed, ozzy and metallica's sound was never quite the same. That classical, yet hard edged rock aspect died with rhoads. Ozzy has worked with many great musicians, but rhoads to him, was like page to plant. I have noticed that after years of being an ozzy fan. That was one musical wound that never healed.
@@AminPaulin Ozzy looked out of place and confused. Because RR actually knew what, why and how he was playing. Ozzy winged everything. Not that he was a bad singer, but come on...talk music theory and he's done by the second word.
Some people are greatly skilled technicians and some are virtuosos. Fly by the seat of thier pants. It's when you can put them together and the virtuoso learns to do on demand what they are feeling, and the technician learns to reach deep down and touch primal energy you get what we see here So rare and so beautiful!
Such a damn shame an most ppl dnt even know of him these days, wish ozzy would do a better job of keeping his legacy alive but RR WILL FOREVER BE THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME.
@@BDF30 The hell y'all talk about, he didn't even get the lyrics right. Well, I guess it's probably better than other live versions, never heard those.
Still sit here every time I watch this seeing how much of a beast Randy was. He shreds the f**k outta this solo and barely looks at the guitar while doing so. A true marvel of a guitarist.
Best bit is that he never really "wrote" it. Ozzy didn't like any of the ones Randy wrote specifically for the track, Randy got pissed off, went back into the booth, and hammered that one out off the cuff.
this was 1981 and you had a guitarist playing riffs and leads that would make a classically trained music theory nerds jaw drop..yes this was Randy Rhoads one of the greatest guitarists of his time and his name is still relevant to this day and will be long after we are gone..
They wasn't being nice to Randy though.. when ozzy found out Randy was about to leave, he punched Randy. Few days after Randy's death, Sharon changed his contract. Randy's mother sued the osbourne for his son's royalty contract.
I'm glad we got Randy on video to watch and enjoy and so future generations can see that this talented, young guitarist actually existed. These kids today believe nothing you tell them.
Ozzy you are the biggest stud In rock n roll myself and my son rest his soul ..I have to tell you a story I lost my son to brain cancer is work experience I've ever had in my life I can remember when I take my son to his doctors appointments we walk in and I hear in the background Ozzy crazy train just jammin one day I asked him if you guys listen to music thanks to your son Chris Cole we know he's coming with crank it up he picked it love you I love you rock on long live rock n roll these people are talking shit about Randy Rhoads then there was around to hear Randy Rhoads fuck them Ozzy your man in memory of kristopher Bracken Cole 10/14/90 to 3/25/13 fight the fight
Bracken Cole thank you ozzy for giving my son the enjoyment he had in his last days so all I can say ozzy if any of these no nothen mother fuckers can't accept ho you are ( the king of rock ) I say fuck them and anyone of them can come see me and ill tell it to there face ...love ya ozzy and ozzys family rock on
Brandon De Luna Brandon thats the great thing about feedom of speach everyone is intitled to there own opinion I respect your opinion thank you for.your thoughts rock on bro
After the 4:00 you can see how happy and realized Ozzy was when he was doing this performance; Old songs don't die, they lived forever until become legends. R.I.P Randy we miss u
I just posted this under another comment but I'll say it here too... what's fucked up is that it's a fact that Sharon had parts of the Blizzard and especially the Diary tours professionally filmed and the witch will not release any of them. It makes no sense. Bob Daisley confirmed this as well as he has what's called The Holy Grail... recordings and videos of Randy.. he's released bits and pieces of the recordings on his website but he also won't freakin release the Holy Grail... I'm pretty sure for monetary reasons from what I remember. But you'd think after all these years they'd all step back from the money and just let the fans have some great concert footage of Randy considering there's still so many millions of people who would love to see them. It's seriously shameful and such a bummer!!!
@@mbass718 Bob tried to get the stuff he has out some time back, but Sharon was unwilling to pay him the royalty that he wanted. I can't blame him for holding out with how badly he has been screwed by her in the past. Maybe some day we'll get to hear what he has in the vault.
@@rodneywoodcock8235 Actually,.. you're right. Sorry for putting him down so harshly. Believe me.. I know how much he did to make those albums as great as they are as well as the rest of his incredible career. I do think that if it was me.. I just wouldn't care about the money at this point just cause Randy's legacy deserves to be seen and heard more widely than what's available. Sharon is a money hoarding piece of shit though and I don't know what her offer was to him.. I'm sure it was grossly undercutting him considering all she's ridiculously done to him. But still... I think he should at some point before it's too late... just do a dump of the whole lot either on his website or on TH-cam and just give it to the masses so it could be copied before it'd be taken down. They all know how little there is of Randy to be seen. Sharon is definitely at most fault and I wish Ozzy had half a brain and some balls to tell her wtf she should do for the person who saved his career.. along with Bob and Lee of course. I just get pissed every time I think of them having film's and not sharing them. But I will definitely take what you said into account in any future remarks I make about it. Thanks alot. 🙏
@Major woody and the reason Eddie would be agitated?...because he knew Randy was way better than him and he couldnt stand the fact that someone else could outplay him on Guitar...Eddie wanted to be the guitar king but knew he was just a pawn compared to Randy Rhodes, "THATS" why Eddie would get all frustrated when Randy's name was mentioned, he wanted it to be all about him...dont get me wrong Eddie was an awesome guitar player but his attitude sucked, as for Rhodes he was vastly superior but didnt cop an attitude like Halen did, Rhodes played simply for the fact that he enjoyed what he did as where Eddie wanted to be better than everyone else and have everything his way....Hmmmm I think the word im looking for here is "Jealousy?" perhaps?
Jesus, it's really important for people to believe in an afterlife, isn't it? They're both dead, and that's it. What's important is their lives, not some fictional nonsense about what happens after.
@@AaronAbernethy it’s about giving a positive outlook on what happens when we go out. It’s a lot more assuring to hear or imagine that we go someplace else rather than just everything fading to black and then nothing? The latter sounds much more likely but it’s extremely morbid and depressing. Not good.
Ozzy on his Reddit AMA When asked what he would change if he could go back in time, he wrote, “I would make sure Randy never got on that plane.” Breaks me heart man, he loved Randy so much
Sharon's a maggot. She literally has grudges with all ozzys band mates. Kerslake,daisley,soussan,Castillo, Jake e Lee, rudi sarzo, Tommy aldridge. All fantastic musicians. Not to mention Bruce Dickinson, bill ward, Tony iommi and several other notable hard rock people. I dont see how randy would have been any different. He would have been thrown out like garbage too. Make no mistake.
I fully agree. He has such a cute sexy but child like smile. I adore his smile. I adore Ozzy. Love this song. Love Perry Mason as well. Don’t hear many ppl talking about that song eh. Perry Mason !??
I love sabbath with ozzy and some ozzy but I definitly dotn love him, he killed like 12 of his cats one day hes a douche but him with sabbath was great songs and music , probably the best music ever.
I am so glad the actual recording of this TV show got into the hands of the Ozzy camp so it could be restored and uploaded for the fans There are so few ways we get to see Randy play, this is incredible
Except going from verse 1 to verse 2. Listen close he misses the right note right after the bend. Everyone looks right at him and the a bit later a shot of Randy looking at Tommy like “oops”. Nobody is perfect. He’s awesome don’t misunderstand.
@@rickstamler5931 just want to point out that the song had only existed for a year at this point and I don't know of any live TV performances of it prior. That had to be a nerves thing man, if he were still with us I'd bet my left nut he could still nail it flawlessly.
Every time! Randy's playing made me want to pick up a guitar. I learned a lot from him. Mainly less is more. Goodbye To Romance is my favorite Ozzy song. The guitar solo is very soulful. It sounds like something Slash would write. Goodbye To Romance was the first Randy Rhoads solo I learned. The second was Crazy Train.
I love how Ozzy is scratching his head mesmerized by what he’s listening to. Like: Unbelievable!! Best players Ozzy ever had, those 3 together we’re just perfect.
I love Randy a lot, so much so that I’ve even visited where he taught music. But I honestly think you have to put this lineup and the OG Sabbath lineup on at least even grounds. Geezer is a hell of a bassist, bill ward was a fucking animal back in the day and Tony is the riff god of metal. Randy may have been a more technically gifted guitarist but much in the way that Randy played a big part in neoclassical metal, Tony set a lot of the foundation for metal in general as well as basically being the mold for all stoner and doom metal to follow
@@adama4791 agreed ... but in the early 80's when EVH broke big ... allot of guitar playing became like a sport > im sure that was not Eddies intention but it just happened
the final seconds of this video is absolutely precious. The fact that Ozzy was looking for his band, totally amused with what he was witnessing. He wasn't even grooving with its music anymore, just perfectly dazed with the quality and hability of his peers
Absolutely! It's the part I remind over and over again. It's almost like wastne prepared for the band to break out in an epic outro. He can't believe he's actually in his own band.
jesus.. This solo. Nothing today comes even close to it. No matter how many times i listen to it, my face ends up looking like an asshole. So freaking awesome!
Dylan DeRoos how bout 25 years old! soooooo much talent, his guitar teacher said, "i have nothing left to teach this man, he knew everything!! thats unholy!! lol
I went to school with Randy and his sister. Burbank, CA breeds genius, but Randy was as sweet as he was ridiculously talented. He would stop me once in a while at school and talk to me about my Brother who happened to be a Jazz Trumpet and Flugelhorn player. I was an actress and a dancer and he would talk to me about my work. I had no idea that he knew who Steven was, let alone me. He was, at least , when I ran into him a sweet, soft spoken guy who appreciated artistry in whatever package it showed up in.
@@abrahamrodrigues1049, It was a twist of fate that those of us who grew up in Burbank, CA in the 1960s-1970s happened go to school with Randy and his sister, Kathy. His family were and are beautiful souls.
I don't know how people haven't realized this by now. There is no "best guitarist on the planet" because at a certain point it comes down to whose style really resonate with you. SRV was fucking awesome but he's MILES different from randy, not better but different. At the end of the day Randy and SRV and Jason Becker and Peter Green and Gary Moore and EVH and Clapton and BB and on and on are all fucking amazing and it doesn't need to be a dick measuring contest on whose better.
@@adama4791 I agree with you. I think there are thousands of amazing artists that will connect more depending on each person's taste. Although, I think Randy's tragic end in some way elevates him to some sort of legendary level, besides the impact and contribution he had to heavy metal. I cannot quite describe why, but there's something about Randy Rhoads that is truly inspiring for me.
Randy Rhoads was quite possibly the best composer & musician that I have ever met in my life. He came into my life like a bolt of lightning and as such he was gone again. I consider my self one of the luckiest men alive to have not only met him but also I had the great honor of being able to work with him. I will cherish the time I spent with him till the day I die LONG LIVE RANDY RHOADS. LONG LIVE ROCK N ROLL. I LOVE YOU ALL. - OZZY OSBOURNE
Totally Awesome
Is this really Ozzy?
Indeed.
When is your band going to Tour and where?
Two great epic albums. ..3 if we count the live tributes. ..i still listen to them a lot.
I love how at the end Ozzy looks back and just marvels at the musicians he is performing with.
For sure,best lineup other than Black Sabbath. Rock brothers and sisters!!!
Yes Ozzy stopped to look at them and is thinking ”what a great band this is”.
Name drummer ?
@@juniorcrosatti Tommy Aldridge
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Ozzy's just standing there in awe 5:47 scratching his head and wondering, "What did I do to deserve this mind-blowing guitarist in my band?"
You mean mind-blowing musicians
And loving it.
I was thinking the same!
@@adamdevo7179 still better than you.
such a heart-warming, now bittersweet moment
So blessed to be part of that tour.
Wait wdym?
@AlexGainChannelhe played with them
@@xhypegamer9246 om* really?!
None ya business
@@Bejitajap who r u talking to? Wtf dude why the f r u so rude? Like ive been rude to people, arrogant, but i can tell u from my experience that its not worth it
Don’t cry because he’s gone.
Smile because he was here.
Long live Randy Rhoads and Rock and Roll!!
I will NEVER say Rest In Peace as long as I am in my Earth Suit. I know that everybody that I know believe that this is not all there is. I also know that I do not want to RIP when I cross over. My Brother left his Earth Suit at 50 10 years ago and damn well better be playing his horns and having a blast with everybody else that have left this learning ground!
randy e ozzy...monsters....rock.......
we would barely know Oz's name today without Randy.. He'll never be forgotten
....everything dies and is reborn here on earth ... and in the universe! My young brother passed almost 2 years ago...My mother 3 months later after him! Still hurting a lot! But...time to let them free!
Just watched this for the first time in a while and I'm always "re" amazed by Randy's playing!
This song is legendary. Let’s not ignore Tommy, Lindsey, and Rudy for holding it down so Ozzy and Randy could shine! That keyboard intro is pure gold. Rest in Power Randy!
Saw the Ozz and Randy. - Lot of Jealous people. "You saw Ozzy and Randy?" - / Yes !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My only wish is to have seen them live. It’s absolute magic!
Intro is epic 🔥
Saw Randy with Quiet Riot
Rudy really was the drive behind this song with his Bass playing. He doesn't get enough love.
this solo is a legend
randy is a legend
ozzy is a legend
this song is a legend
Randy was guitar genius that's fact. He died too young. I can't even imagine what else he could develop if not his death. However his thumbnails were horrific, awful, just no words to describe how nasty they were... Why the hell did he let them grow ?? Didn't he realize this is the most awful thing in the world ? A man with long thumbnails ? long any nails!! And those talons didn't even help him playing guitar!
Frater Perdurabo is a legend....
@@dewille-pl the legend is dead and you're complaining about his nails! 🤦🏻♂️
Black Sabbath is A LEGENT!! R.i.P Randy!!!🤘🤘🤘
Tommy fucking Aldrige another legend aswell.
Every couple of weeks I come back just to remind myself of what a genius RR was. Totally mesmerizing.
Randy was Ozzy's angel for real man....
Randy Rhoades tribute is one of my favourite albums ... Wow! To have been at that show must have been astounding ❤️
Amen to that
Total agree
Absolutely
Kept him with us for sure… someone had to have watched out for ozzy all these years guardian angels are real man
I'm 66 years old. I've been playing guitar since I was 14. I've seen and heard thousands of guitar players and solos. This solo on Mr. Crowley is probably the best composed guitar solo I've ever heard. Every note is wired to the chord. The legato is so smooth, and the wild bend still blow me away, no matter how many times I've heard and played it. No matter how old or how good I get, I'll never get it to sound like Randy. But then, nobody can. He was one of a kind and we lost him all too soon like so many other great musicians who died much too young, going back to Buddy Holly.
So very true. That solo builds and builds then takes you away .......
Rock Bottom Strangers in the Night nothing even close
Branes51 u haven't heard dime bag darrel
the bass man made that happen. respect. rudy sarzo i believe? dont get me wrong, randy brought i too! but the whole band needs to be on it for that to happen. i gotta go dry myself after listening to that. cheers all!
There is nobody like Rhoads walking over the frets of the guitar, it was magic.
RIP Randy Rhoads 40 years ago, one of the best guitarists of all time!
an absurd death
Even better than Adam Sandler?
THE greatest of all time
@@jasonspades5628 Adam Sandler doesnt play guitar
He wasn't that good. It's sad he lost his life so young but his guitar playing is only remarkable in the context of a genre that had a bunch of pretentious but fairly talentless musicians to compare him to. The average jazz musician is hundreds of times better than any wanky metal guitarist
I still shake my head in amazement at Randy's playing.
Everyone is talking about the guitar solo, and it is probably one of the greatest guitar solos of all time, but I think that that amazing keyboard solo at the beginning should be given some love, too.
One of the best metal intros of all time and it's not even on a guitar.
I also think that it's impressive that the double solo effect on the second solo is basically the keyboard soloing similar notes to the guitar. It's incredibly good choice of sound effect and incredible keyboard playing.
Basically up to 4:38 on the second solo, the main solo is the keyboard with this weird arp guitar like effect, then the guitar takes over more after 4:37/4:38. Wicked keyboard playing.
So basically between 3:39 and 4:38 the loudest soloing is the keyboard with a weird guitar like sound effect sampled through it. I know cos even though I don't know the song I know the fretboard pretty well.
@@Musician7831 huh, I didn't know that
I love how Ozzy just sits and watches Randy play for the last 2 minutes of the song, like he can't believe how talented this dude is. RIP Randy, you were the best
I'm pretty sure he's not just having his mind blown by Rhandy. Tommy Aldridge is contributing to that as well. It's the faaaaaaaark look. 😂
Worship the Creator. Not the created..He was BORN WITH A TALENT FROM our creator
@@PLANETEv-sl7sy Jesus saves.....(slayer 1986)
@@PLANETEv-sl7sy Nah. I'd rather praise the person with the talent rather than some unknown and possibly non-existent being.
@Casinberg thank you bro. I do believe in and love God but you can't thank him for everything because there is a chance he doesn't exist.
You love Randy
Ozzy loves Randy
I love Randy
Everyone loves Randy
Ozzy and Randy could it get any f****** better
"we don't need to fkn practice, Randy!"
He was a lovable guy.. Whaddaya want from me?
Lol
Valentín Grieg good call
And of course, Randy loves Randy 😊
The guitar play and the solos, especially after 4:20, blows me away everytime I hear this performance! Possibly the best guitar play I have ever heard! Amazing! R.I.P. Randy!
At the end I think Ozzy couldn’t believe how good they were. That look on his face.
Yeh OZZY's looking around and thinking, these guys are awesome and nuts!
No doubt , I thought that same thing. God how it still hurts just it did that horrible day sitting in the 7' th grade. .. .sucks man..
Ozzy feel that Randy not play alone...
Not for humans only, maybe.
Beat me to it
How it this top comment lmao
Randy died 42 years ago today 😓😩 His contributions to music of all genres can never be overstated. In this video you can also see such awesome gear...Minimoog , Marshall amps etc...
Still breaks my heart. We were the same age. 😢😢
@@rosewood9839 Yes- that really says it all; heartbreaking.
With just two albums, God said OK son you’ve made point. You’ve beat them all now It’s time to come home.
❤❤❤🎶🎵🌹🙏😇❤️⭐️🐺
Words can't describe how much I love this song. It's 2023, cancer is all over me. I know my neighbors down the road can hear it, but it's still not loud enough for me. For me, this is my national anthem. Totally incredible sound on this version
Best wishes to you
Rock on, brother
god bless you, hermano 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Godspeed brother. It'll all be alright
Boa sorte amigo ❤🎉
This video was recorded when Randy was only 24 years old, I can’t comprehend how he was such an amazing musician at such a young age. Can you imagine how many more amazing songs he wouldve given us if he was still alive. A legend at 24 is insane. He was taken far too soon from us.
Wait. He’s dead?
😎
RIP Randy the one of the best guitar solos ever.
On par with Eddie I believe
@@TJ_CrayonBeltFeeder I wish Randy Rhoads was still alive so I could see him and Eddie Van Halen have a rock-off challenge. 🤘🎸
Better than EVH. All that tapping nonsense is just a gimick that was around before EVH. Don't get me wrong, EVH is a great guitarist, but this guy plays scales that were out of this world. Yea. He tapped, but sparingly. Not his claim to fame. He wanted to play classical guitar. Shame he died while he took lessons from classical greats while he toured. Thank you Delores Rhoads for giving us the best ever!
ja dat is rip
Composition wise Eddie doesn't hold a candle
Ozzy will forever be known for haunting lyrics and great guitarists. However, can we take just a moment to appreciate the rest of the musicians? He's been blessed with an abundance of talent.
He took about 2 minutes straight admiring his band during the solo. I think he more than appreciated the talent he was surrounded by.
I know he does, that's why I said we.
This was Ozzy’s best lineup in my opinion... Incredible amount of talent!
Hell f🤘ck yeah he has 🤘🤘🤘🍺🍺
This lineup was sick. Rudy, Tommy, Randy
I love Ozzys reaction to his band members talents.
Specially in the end of the song. Really great.
Haha, indeed)
Yea ,that was kind of funny,he was probably thinking holy shit.His former bandmates were talented in their own right though.
Not sure what he did to deserve them or Sharon his voice was terrible and he always seemed burned out to me.
This is called Charisma
The guitar sound that sucked me in at 12 years old and I've never left!!! God Bless Ozzy and Randy and thank you for legendary music!
What a legendary touring band.
Ozzy Osbourne - vocals
Randy Rhoads - guitar
Rudy Sarzo - bass
Tommy Aldridge - drums
Lindsay Bridgwater - keyboards
Wasn’t don airy on keys?
Thank you for crediting all the musicians in the band
@@WilliamWallace-ee8ok nahh dude that’s all wrong what you’re saying has nothing to do with my comment
@@WilliamWallace-ee8ok in sorry you’re upset but what you’re saying has nothing to do with my comment
@@Lyndanet you realize they're singing about a man who encouraged sex rituals with children
You can tell Ozzy really loved Randy's playing. He lights up whenever Randy starts soloing. Every time!
Pode crê!🇧🇷🤘
RIP Randy....he saved Ozzy from self destruction.
I just watched the Randy documentary all his Quiet Riot buddies were on it but just some old video of ozzy nothing new for documentary wonder why???
Randy lights up when Ozzy starts singing
And the drums, he really kicks that smile in.
Who else smiled while Randy played his lead(s)? 😁 😁 😁 😁
sensationell: the flying V into babygro I love this music the solo and the voice
Randy always has the tasty leads.
Never another like Randy, Ozzy...in fact this era of music shall never be equaled. Duplicated sure. But never with the feeling and inspiration.
I love how ozzy marvels at randy during the outro.... back and forth with drums ... he loves it. So genuine. I can see how losing him in tragedy wreck ozzy for a bit.
@@joachimwielander9038 q
what made Randy legendary is energy and how effective his phrasing is, slow or lightning fast, always relevant.
Can we just take a moment to appreciate how great Rudy Sarzo was on the bass 🙌💙
Still is!
Heck yeah!
Not as good as bob daisley
@@stevedaniels2543 he fit the role better...
and I love how he plays the imaginary drums too🤣❣️
January 2020 anyone still listing to this beautiful song and solo 40 years later almost!
Of course!
Always!
I am.
I'll never stop
Hell yeah! Went to every single Ozzfest tour they did up until the last one. 37 bands & Ozzy is awesome. 55 & still jammin' to this tune🤘✌
So beautiful to see Ozzy stare at randy the whole time during the solo. He truly appreciated him as a guitarist.
Beer Elderman what about the bassist look at his reactions
@@randomrojas589 lol for sure they were all amazed by Randy's wizardry
He should’ve appreciated him. Sharon and Randy saved him.
Amen, RIP Randy God bless you for the music you left us , may you live on forever through it in all of us !
Huh ? I never saw him play , he died just about the time I heard of OZZY OSBORNE
Can't get enough of Mr. Osbourne (and the great band behind him) Please keep it coming!
At this point in his career, Ozzie had his choice of the best musicians on the planet. He chose well. Randy was amazing.
zakk wylde was another amazing choice for a lead.
There was nothing like Randy
I never heard anyone playing this clean a solo, he was something from another planet
@@Isaiah42069 I didn't care for him. I can always identify him when I hear any song he plays in and I don't like his style.
@@Isaiah42069 no
Nobody ever talks about how the synth player doubles the solos arpeggios, giving it a fuller sound.
That dracula feel
Synth Player ?? That was frickin Don Airey. Worthy of Jon Lords Hammond Organ.
That’s what I was thinking!
Ozzy always embraced synths. People ragged on Europe, Whitesnake, Winger as pussies for having keyboards.. Hell, David Lee Roth quit Van Halen because of tooo much keyboard. Evil and dramatic when used right.
@@jymbopalysearmageddon6484 Not really Jon was on another plan of reality Don is just another member of the Deep Purple cover band no Lord No Blackmore No Purple f the drunk Ian Gillan
Randy Rhoads December 6, 1956 - March 19, 1982 We lost him 40 years ago today. It would have been great to see what his future in music would have brought us. True genius. R.I.P.
I had forgotten what today should represent for any metal fan. RIP Randy you will always be the Greatest Of All Time. . . .
The world of music would be different.
Metal community will never forget him.. greatest
Only 26 years old.
@@sylviafoster9093 24
Best guitar player
It looked like Ozzy was shocked himself how cool his band was.
stanislav 182000 - it was WAY WAY cooler with Bob Daisley and Lee Kerslake.
that’s exactly what I wanted to say about how fucked up Ozzy was, but he couldn’t find the words
Hahahaha yeah, specially on 5:50
@@bluedog197016 Bro these were his best bandmates
Yeah he broke up with black sabath for a while no 1 knew it he will make it on his own
Keyboardist is underrated, the intro was great and you can hear it in the background which adds to Randy's guitar playing and Ozzy's voice. All of the members did really well in the song!
PLEASE TELL ME HIS NAME THANKS!!!!
@@steliancalina2105 I think it's Don Airey
@@steliancalina2105 John Sinclair
@@zogames8659 incorrect
@@rustyshackleford5549 Ah ok, didn't really go in depth with researching it.
I love how ozzy always looks back at his band mates, like he is just so happy to be with them and doing the stuff that they love, making music. Real Brotherhood, don't see that a lot these days
That was the 80’s my friend, an amazing decade.
Yes, true. Until the nameless horror came along (Sharon).
@@warptek She fucked over so many people. Such a piece of shit.
@@lastfewtokes Yup. But Ozzy loves her (rolls eyes) so what are you gonna do?
Actually he wnated to go under a band name, those guys were a real band, not just ozzy plus employees, they used his name for business and contract issues though
Thank you for all your hard work over the years. Ozzy, you brought Randy to all of us. I am forever grateful, hope thing are well with you.
In these bizzarre times, Bands like this are more important then ever
Maxc Moritz yessir
Its keeping me from going insane with cabin fever
More important than Cardi B and Lizzo???...LOL!
Nothing like a bit of Satan when the world's going to shit 🤘
@@andreasm7348 Stop you're scaring me.🙉
You can clearly see how much Ozzy respected and admired Randy.
they were really good friends,I watched a interview with ozzie the other day and he said that he still thinks of him everyday and he died 35yrs ago ish
fuckin totally!!!! you can see it in his face! i think i seen a glimpse of that in Randy's face as well, towards OZZY
thats what made it so fuckin cool, they're both like , "man , is this dude really in my band? am i really jammin' with this guy"
he loved him, man :-(
For a change
They were like brothers . Ozzy was torn over the tragic death of his friend
-randy plays one of the best guitar solos ever...
-camera man..let me show you everything else
I agree...Randy's well into an amazing solo&the jughead of a camera man is locked in on everyone BUT him...wow,really dude?...fn bozo
Legit, if i see that fella on the bass one more time during Rhoads' solo imma go insane
Ain't the cameraman; it's the director and editor. Cameramen do what they're told by the director and the editor puts the spot together later.
Nothing to compared to hearing Duane play and watching Butch Trucks play a simple drum. But this randy thing is nothing like anything Duane played nor what Gilmore played. Lots of notes isn't that impressive.
😪
This song and that matchless solos are a most precious musical gemstones.
Randy does the second best guitar solo in the history of rock n' roll... then he waits a little bit and he simply does the best guitar solo of all time.
xD
He also has the third best guitar solo of all time in crazy train.
Who was first best solo? I guess comfortably numb right?
🤣🤣
@@emilianodesantis1302 Star-Spangled Banner by Hendrix at Woodstock.
One of the best guitar solos ever composed.
Ozzy forever groetjes uit Belgium*
He shredded with soul like no one else He was a Unicorn for sure
@Tate pilger Something funny bitch?
@@johndessoye Right!!
for me , the best.
Ozzy was just completely blown away by his band at the end such a humble guy
Ernesto Torres q,z
FUCK NO not Zakk Wilde. Nowhere near Rhodes.
farinheit2celsius yeah same lol Randy Rhodes was a musical genius he was classically trained on guitar
farinheit2celsius Randy would just stand there laughing at Zakk's guitar playing!! Why's that you ask......cause Zakk SUCKS in comparison!!!🎶🎶🎸🎶🎶🎸🎶🎶🎶🎸🎶🎶
I think Jake E. Lee's bark at the moon came close. The solo and guitar work on that song is mind blowing
Oh my God! ETERNAL Mr. Ozzy Osbourne! I'm from Brazil. We love him ❤❤❤❤
I love the end where Ozzy just gets caught up like a fan in appreciation for his band mates.
Randy is still one of my Guitar Gods. I play since 22 years, but he was ...a genius
I loved that part too. Like he was hearing it for the first time or something.
@@billschlafly4107 of course, they were just doing what came up for that final !
its called Drugs dude get over it
@@40zigzagzig Randy didn't do drugs and barely any alcohol. But he did smoke a lot of cigarettes!
Cannot believe this was 40 years ago. Still amazing and still relevant.
Same year I was born
Yes still a awesome song and group I remember in 1981, when I was 15
@@alesteirthesecond3948 a awesome song and group I remember in 1981, when I was 15
@@lisaparsons4124 ❤️
Да сорок лет прошло а песня ещё как новая
My goal in life is to find a girl who looks at me the way Ozzy looks at Randy. #RIPRandy #TheGreatest
Great comment lol. Ozzy was constantly in awe of Randy during his solos.
Good luck bro
You can stop looking thats a love thats hard to find brother.
Haha! They had a great relationship for sure!
@synchromorph You must be badass then
2069... Still rocking to Ozzy Osbourne rock and roll will never die people
Umm, don't you mean 2025???
The best part about this performance, for me, is that Ozzy clearly is genuinely a fan of RR and is rocking out to his soloing like a fan in the audience. So cool to see.
takecareofyourshoess well freaking said!
payaso sobre valorado este ossi
This one makes me cry..............
Came out here to check out Randy on what was the last time he played in concert on this day so many years ago. Ozz definitely loved Randy... I just wish he had the balls to make Sharon put out the professionally filmed concerts that's a fact that she had taken on the Blizzard and Diary tours. It's such a freakin shame how little clear footage there is of Randy that exists out here. It's so infuriating knowing the film's exist yet they won't release them. Bob Daisley also has live recordings and videos of Randy... he's posted bits and pieces of the recordings on his website but also won't release what's called The Holy Grail. Pretty sure it's for monetary reasons but after all these years it's fuckin pathetic how they hold onto them and not share them with the world!! 😓
Ozzy and Randy are like real friends even though now Ozzy lost him
Randy was and still is one of the most interesting guitar players to have ever walked the earth. Having a classical music upbringing and wanting to leave Ozzy’s band to become a classical guitar player shows so much in everything he wrote.
He's fast but you can understand the melodies and what feeling he wanted to cause in those moments. Today's shredders just have no feeling
Randy Rhodes ...........
Incredible talent and an awful loss in the weirdest circumstances - Killed by an utter lunatic.
Yeah he's definitely one of my favourite 🤘. Love ozzy 🖤🤘
@@TheJuniorqmpb well said. His speed was always in service to the melody or overall shape of a solo.
@@TheJuniorqmpb true no one plays with emotion anymore. everyone thinks if you play fast you are good lol
When the lead singer is mesmerised by his own guitarist! You know he is one of a kind! This was synergy! This is a great video.. wow.. god bless ozzy
Like cliff burton, when randy passed, ozzy and metallica's sound was never quite the same. That classical, yet hard edged rock aspect died with rhoads. Ozzy has worked with many great musicians, but rhoads to him, was like page to plant. I have noticed that after years of being an ozzy fan. That was one musical wound that never healed.
yeah bro i think he was high as fuck didnt even know how to breathe :D but still RR is a GOD of the 6Stringer
this made the "Hightlighted reply stautus".....geezes low standards these day 🙄😴
@@AminPaulin Ozzy looked out of place and confused. Because RR actually knew what, why and how he was playing. Ozzy winged everything. Not that he was a bad singer, but come on...talk music theory and he's done by the second word.
Some people are greatly skilled technicians and some are virtuosos. Fly by the seat of thier pants.
It's when you can put them together and the virtuoso learns to do on demand what they are feeling, and the technician learns to reach deep down and touch primal energy you get what we see here
So rare and so beautiful!
Remember seeing Ozzy for the Blizzard of Oz tour and I’ve been a loyal fan and supporter ever since I m 55 years old now and still loving it
I cannot think of a greater guitar player with such little video of him playing.
Jason Becker
Such a damn shame an most ppl dnt even know of him these days, wish ozzy would do a better job of keeping his legacy alive but RR WILL FOREVER BE THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME.
MrJordanhead19 There just HAS to be more film of him somewhere.
+BubbaZen10 there was another vid like this of "crazy train" but somebody deleted it😓
+MrJordanhead19 there was another vid like this of "crazy train" but somebody deleted it😓
Ozzy's vocals are fantastic here! Randy is just insane as usual. LEGENDS!
Everyone should check out the Tribute version. That's the real treat. His Spotlight solo is at the end of Suicide Solution.
HAHAHAHAHAHA! I notice the same! Ozzy vocals here are better that the record... Only Ozzy know how this is possible...
may randys legacy live on forever
@@BDF30 The hell y'all talk about, he didn't even get the lyrics right. Well, I guess it's probably better than other live versions, never heard those.
@@The_SOB_II His voice sounds better that the record...
Still sit here every time I watch this seeing how much of a beast Randy was. He shreds the f**k outta this solo and barely looks at the guitar while doing so. A true marvel of a guitarist.
5:45 When Ozzy becomes a spectator to the awesomeness of his band.
The huge smile on his face says it all. What a great moment captured on film.
He sees perfection, True Rock and Roll.
Exactly! He was so high on what they were doing. He almost lost it after Sabbath. Ozzy is god and Rhodes was an angel
can you imagine where rock n roll guitar playing would be if Randy was still around alongside Eddie through the 80's and 90's
I was looking for this comment!
That Solo is easily one of the best ever written!!! R.I.P Randy Rhoads
SpaceRanger 21 hell yeah !!!
Best bit is that he never really "wrote" it. Ozzy didn't like any of the ones Randy wrote specifically for the track, Randy got pissed off, went back into the booth, and hammered that one out off the cuff.
And Ozzy man. He is so fucking good. This song is legendary
I know man! its mind blowing.
hell yeah!
this was 1981 and you had a guitarist playing riffs and leads that would make a classically trained music theory nerds jaw drop..yes this was Randy Rhoads one of the greatest guitarists of his time and his name is still relevant to this day and will be long after we are gone..
Yeah, Randy was amazing! His playing was so melodic, just brilliant! R.I.P. Randy!!!!!!!!
RIP ? No ! ... take it back .... dont you know that Legends never die ?!
Марио Петров
yeah sure he wasn't a music theory enthusiastic
Ha absolutely was. He pretty much pioneered the Bach-ish and Beethoven-esque technical playing of today's prog-metal bands.
i've never heard this song before in all my years of living, and I must say that is one of the most beautiful solos and souls I've ever heard
Drums in this version are absolutely BRUTAL.
Yeah an no idea why cuz' Tommy Aldridge is a top notch pro....but yeah that intro with drums was pretty bad. Maybe he was hung over?
the whole song is slow and off tempo for some reason. Doesnt stop Randy from nailed every fxcking note tho 🔥
Tommy MOTHERFUCKIN ALdridge. Legit one of the best of all time
Tommy Eldridge was the drummer for Whitesnake too, I saw them in Tacoma and Tommy was truly phenomenal! 🥁
@@JJones-zg7yzYes I saw him with Whitesnake and he is a great drummer and maybe more than great I would say Magnificent!
Ozzie could not believe his own band. When he wasn't singing be became the audience.
I don’t blame him one bit
You can’t be in what might be one of the greatest bands in metal and not be even a little bit proud
To bad there is only shitty songs these days
I thought that.
That's how you know when it's good🤟
Ozzy. A little bit of correction there.
& at the end Ozzy just stares at Randy amazed and totally bewildered I'm so glad I hired this guitar player he's the shit!!!!
I was thinking the same.
And of course the percussionist
shekhar kadam his name is Tommy Aldridge.
And here I thought Ozzy was all, like, "that bloody cocaine makes my hair itch."
They wasn't being nice to Randy though.. when ozzy found out Randy was about to leave, he punched Randy. Few days after Randy's death, Sharon changed his contract. Randy's mother sued the osbourne for his son's royalty contract.
THE best live guitar playing ever. It's perfection. And Randy knows it.
Can't stop listening to this song even 43 years later.. The guitarist is so incredible
I'm glad we got Randy on video to watch and enjoy and so future generations can see that this talented, young guitarist actually existed. These kids today believe nothing you tell them.
The guitarist "? 😂😂.that's uh the LEGENDARY RANDY RHOADS
stop it
tha bass man
real music _/,,/
That solo :O
Ozzy you are the biggest stud In rock n roll myself and my son rest his soul ..I have to tell you a story I lost my son to brain cancer is work experience I've ever had in my life I can remember when I take my son to his doctors appointments we walk in and I hear in the background Ozzy crazy train just jammin one day I asked him if you guys listen to music thanks to your son Chris Cole we know he's coming with crank it up he picked it love you I love you rock on long live rock n roll these people are talking shit about Randy Rhoads then there was around to hear Randy Rhoads fuck them Ozzy your man in memory of kristopher Bracken Cole 10/14/90 to 3/25/13 fight the fight
Bracken Cole thank you ozzy for giving my son the enjoyment he had in his last days so all I can say ozzy if any of these no nothen mother fuckers can't accept ho you are ( the king of rock ) I say fuck them and anyone of them can come see me and ill tell it to there face ...love ya ozzy and ozzys family rock on
Bracken Cole Sorry about your son,but the King Of Rock N' Roll is Chuck Berry
Brandon De Luna Are you forgetting Jimi Hendirx?
Brandon De Luna Brandon thats the great thing about feedom of speach everyone is intitled to there own opinion I respect your opinion thank you for.your thoughts rock on bro
After the 4:00 you can see how happy and realized Ozzy was when he was doing this performance; Old songs don't die, they lived forever until become legends.
R.I.P Randy we miss u
It's a true blessing to be in the presence of true greatness even if it's only in a video.
Best line up. Audrey drumm
Who was the best hair metal band
5:34😁
@@timothyblack1979 Nobody.
That was simply incredible
Because this doesn't exist anywhere else, it's one of the most important videos on YT. Long live Randy.
I just posted this under another comment but I'll say it here too... what's fucked up is that it's a fact that Sharon had parts of the Blizzard and especially the Diary tours professionally filmed and the witch will not release any of them. It makes no sense. Bob Daisley confirmed this as well as he has what's called The Holy Grail... recordings and videos of Randy.. he's released bits and pieces of the recordings on his website but he also won't freakin release the Holy Grail... I'm pretty sure for monetary reasons from what I remember. But you'd think after all these years they'd all step back from the money and just let the fans have some great concert footage of Randy considering there's still so many millions of people who would love to see them. It's seriously shameful and such a bummer!!!
I have this on vhs , its been a bootleg since the 80’s
@@mbass718 Bob tried to get the stuff he has out some time back, but Sharon was unwilling to pay him the royalty that he wanted. I can't blame him for holding out with how badly he has been screwed by her in the past. Maybe some day we'll get to hear what he has in the vault.
@@rodneywoodcock8235 Actually,.. you're right. Sorry for putting him down so harshly. Believe me.. I know how much he did to make those albums as great as they are as well as the rest of his incredible career. I do think that if it was me.. I just wouldn't care about the money at this point just cause Randy's legacy deserves to be seen and heard more widely than what's available. Sharon is a money hoarding piece of shit though and I don't know what her offer was to him.. I'm sure it was grossly undercutting him considering all she's ridiculously done to him. But still... I think he should at some point before it's too late... just do a dump of the whole lot either on his website or on TH-cam and just give it to the masses so it could be copied before it'd be taken down. They all know how little there is of Randy to be seen. Sharon is definitely at most fault and I wish Ozzy had half a brain and some balls to tell her wtf she should do for the person who saved his career.. along with Bob and Lee of course. I just get pissed every time I think of them having film's and not sharing them. But I will definitely take what you said into account in any future remarks I make about it. Thanks alot. 🙏
Rob H Totally agree
Both Randy and Eddie are shredding right now, awesome!
That’s a good perspective
@Major woody and the reason Eddie would be agitated?...because he knew Randy was way better than him and he couldnt stand the fact that someone else could outplay him on Guitar...Eddie wanted to be the guitar king but knew he was just a pawn compared to Randy Rhodes, "THATS" why Eddie would get all frustrated when Randy's name was mentioned, he wanted it to be all about him...dont get me wrong Eddie was an awesome guitar player but his attitude sucked, as for Rhodes he was vastly superior but didnt cop an attitude like Halen did, Rhodes played simply for the fact that he enjoyed what he did as where Eddie wanted to be better than everyone else and have everything his way....Hmmmm I think the word im looking for here is "Jealousy?" perhaps?
Jesus, it's really important for people to believe in an afterlife, isn't it? They're both dead, and that's it. What's important is their lives, not some fictional nonsense about what happens after.
@@AaronAbernethy it’s about giving a positive outlook on what happens when we go out. It’s a lot more assuring to hear or imagine that we go someplace else rather than just everything fading to black and then nothing? The latter sounds much more likely but it’s extremely morbid and depressing. Not good.
RIP Eddie and Randy. Two of the best guitarists in the 80s. I hope that those two are having fun shreding in the heaven.
This isn't just metal. It's a 5 piece symphony metal 🤘
Randy is the leader
Amen!!
There is no such thing as metal if there wasn't ozzy
Yea it is tech 'symphonic metal'
Ozzy was having a great time, it wasn’t lost on him at all how incredible the musicians were that he had in his band.
Ozzy on his Reddit AMA When asked what he would change if he could go back in time, he wrote, “I would make sure Randy never got on that plane.”
Breaks me heart man, he loved Randy so much
Yeah all well and good but within another year or so sharon would have fucked it up somehow anyway.
Yeah his wife "loved" Randy too.🤦🏻♂️
@@fredjones9750 ABSOLUTELY AGREE WITH YOU ..
# Guiltless I heard the same thing very recently. Naughty naughty Sharon. She’s no angel that’s for sure.
Sharon's a maggot. She literally has grudges with all ozzys band mates. Kerslake,daisley,soussan,Castillo, Jake e Lee, rudi sarzo, Tommy aldridge. All fantastic musicians. Not to mention Bruce Dickinson, bill ward, Tony iommi and several other notable hard rock people. I dont see how randy would have been any different. He would have been thrown out like garbage too. Make no mistake.
The way Ozzy watched his bandmates finishing the song is just adorable ! He is a child inside and you can't help but love him.
I fully agree. He has such a cute sexy but child like smile. I adore his smile. I adore Ozzy. Love this song. Love Perry Mason as well. Don’t hear many ppl talking about that song eh. Perry Mason !??
I was just about to type something very similar. Ozzy was watching like a child in the audience
@@timothygallagher8744 Haha, love Ozzy !
He is the
Forrest Gump of music
I love sabbath with ozzy and some ozzy but I definitly dotn love him, he killed like 12 of his cats one day hes a douche but him with sabbath was great songs and music , probably the best music ever.
You can shed tears that he is gone,
or you can smile because he has lived.
lol
you can Shred tears :)
Love it
Well said neighbor!
Or both.
I am so glad the actual recording of this TV show got into the hands of the Ozzy camp so it could be restored and uploaded for the fans
There are so few ways we get to see Randy play, this is incredible
I've heard this song dozens, if not hundreds of times and Randy's guitar work still sends a chill up my spine. Absolute perfection.
Except going from verse 1 to verse 2. Listen close he misses the right note right after the bend. Everyone looks right at him and the a bit later a shot of Randy looking at Tommy like “oops”. Nobody is perfect. He’s awesome don’t misunderstand.
@@rickstamler5931 just want to point out that the song had only existed for a year at this point and I don't know of any live TV performances of it prior.
That had to be a nerves thing man, if he were still with us I'd bet my left nut he could still nail it flawlessly.
A flying V with polka dots as his signature guitar....incredible
LOVE YOU OZZY.❤️😎
Every time! Randy's playing made me want to pick up a guitar. I learned a lot from him. Mainly less is more. Goodbye To Romance is my favorite Ozzy song. The guitar solo is very soulful. It sounds like something Slash would write. Goodbye To Romance was the first Randy Rhoads solo I learned. The second was Crazy Train.
It’s not fair someone can play guitar like that. Absolutely brilliant.
Love it!
can't imagine the hours he had on practice
Yeah you know, The years of practice that went into creating what we see right now, those don’t really matter
It is not fair that a guy like him died so young 😕 definitely a lost for humanity
Gabriele
Cliff bourton of metallica practiced bass 8 hours every day!!
I love how Ozzy is scratching his head mesmerized by what he’s listening to. Like: Unbelievable!! Best players Ozzy ever had, those 3 together we’re just perfect.
Every single time I watch this I laugh because he is so happy and probably thinking "My God. This is great!"
Yup quite a line up damn good
I love Randy a lot, so much so that I’ve even visited where he taught music. But I honestly think you have to put this lineup and the OG Sabbath lineup on at least even grounds. Geezer is a hell of a bassist, bill ward was a fucking animal back in the day and Tony is the riff god of metal. Randy may have been a more technically gifted guitarist but much in the way that Randy played a big part in neoclassical metal, Tony set a lot of the foundation for metal in general as well as basically being the mold for all stoner and doom metal to follow
@@adama4791 your right Adam!!! 👍🏼
@@adama4791 agreed ... but in the early 80's when EVH broke big ... allot of guitar playing became like a sport > im sure that was not Eddies intention but it just happened
i saw Randy play in 1981 amaizing at the time it is still great to watch i still have a signed photo of Randy .
Thats HOT
God bless the nameless man that played the synth intro!
His name is DON AIREY. Diary of a Madman Tour 1982. Brad Gillis replaced R RHOADS.
I thought they called him sticks?
@@drlock978 His Name is Actually Lindsey Bridgewater.
God bless. It's level of 1st class of children's music school
That man's name is JENNIFER TAMPON
the final seconds of this video is absolutely precious. The fact that Ozzy was looking for his band, totally amused with what he was witnessing. He wasn't even grooving with its music anymore, just perfectly dazed with the quality and hability of his peers
i think he is just high af
It can be both
ikr?...i saw this as well...its like hes lookin at rudy, tommy, and randy thinking..."holy shit!....this is my band!"
@@thespiritualmadman5832fuck yeah he was
Absolutely! It's the part I remind over and over again. It's almost like wastne prepared for the band to break out in an epic outro. He can't believe he's actually in his own band.
Awesomeness right here like for real an epic performance that lives on today still just as good as the day it was officially released! Ozzy Rocks!!
jesus.. This solo. Nothing today comes even close to it. No matter how many times i listen to it, my face ends up looking like an asshole. So freaking awesome!
this solo, domination live from pantera and eruption prob top 3 solos of all time
One of the guitar's master! Very beautiful and melodic solo. Fast and creative!
I came close, but it was just a dream...
Your face looks like that all the time from your profile pic
@@thegoodguy44 low blow dude
who dare to dislike such masterpiece
Fucking morons that listen to nickelbavk
+gabriel leon exactly
+gabriel leon i listen to nickelback, i didn't dislike.
+Chris Beaudoin I don't like Nickelback.
Right now i'm seeing 666 dislikes, this is so devilish
Man RR was something special
yes he was
Kanglar oh yes
Kanglar yepp
WHY DID YOU HAVE TO DIE RANDY RHOADS???
Dylan DeRoos how bout 25 years old! soooooo much talent, his guitar teacher said, "i have nothing left to teach this man, he knew everything!! thats unholy!! lol
I was fortunate to see Randy live about 4 weeks before he died. Amazing show I'll never forget. There'll never be anybody like him.
Ozzy is so lucky to be surrounded by so many great musicians throughout his lifetime .
Joseph Mead He's lucky to still be alive.
He's a legend, legends with legends.
it's because he is great musician too
Thanks to Sharon
There’s a reason for that.
And that my folks, is the greatest hard rock solo of all time.
Ask yourself if this was live OK.
@@abigailneethling2233 there are mistakes lol
I totally agree. The best ever.
@@abigailneethling2233 you can hear differences between this and the record
One of... for sure!
I went to school with Randy and his sister. Burbank, CA breeds genius, but Randy was as sweet as he was ridiculously talented. He would stop me once in a while at school and talk to me about my Brother who happened to be a Jazz Trumpet and Flugelhorn player. I was an actress and a dancer and he would talk to me about my work. I had no idea that he knew who Steven was, let alone me. He was, at least , when I ran into him a sweet, soft spoken guy who appreciated artistry in whatever package it showed up in.
O_O
Your very lucky to have met my idol . LONG LIVE RANDY RHOADS
@@abrahamrodrigues1049, It was a twist of fate that those of us who grew up in Burbank, CA in the 1960s-1970s happened go to school with Randy and his sister, Kathy. His family were and are beautiful souls.
Woah!!!!! Thankyou for commenting that :) it’s cool to hear
Wow, thanks for sharing!! What a piece of luck!
For me Randy will never rest in rest in peace, because we kept him alive to this day and for generations to come.
The Best Song of OZZY!
Definitely
Corsac 219 correct i even drew his guitar
Maybe-Dreamer!
Rock n roll is the devils music.
Jon Wiench What you just said makes me literally want to kill myself. That is probably the most dumbass thing I've fucking heard.
That's one small performance for man, one giant gift for mankind. Utterly unforgettable.
You got it, I said the same thing, while jumping out of my my lifted Jeep Wranger. I'm 60 with back &knee problems. Gitter Done
So true !!!
And The Moon and The Stars were in Conjunction.🌎🕚🌗🌌
Back when bands were stacked with musicians of legendary caliber.
Blah blah boomer whining
Still are. It's just that the music isn't as popular.
@@grabble7605 then why are you here listening boomer music? Had enough shitty rap music?
You're listening to the wrong music if you don't think musicians aren't just as talented. No disrespect to Randy.
Try new band like Polyphia and you will see. In fact, new band have better musician today… by far!
Those Concerts were Fuckin Great We were Fuckin Blessed to be there,Hell Fuckin Yeah!!!
The year before Randy passed. Ozzy knew he had the best guitarist on the planet
Srv?? 🤣
There's so many real good players,I would not say he's best.SRV was better just to name one.
@@Dannyboy0802 hell no
I don't know how people haven't realized this by now. There is no "best guitarist on the planet" because at a certain point it comes down to whose style really resonate with you. SRV was fucking awesome but he's MILES different from randy, not better but different. At the end of the day Randy and SRV and Jason Becker and Peter Green and Gary Moore and EVH and Clapton and BB and on and on are all fucking amazing and it doesn't need to be a dick measuring contest on whose better.
@@adama4791 I agree with you. I think there are thousands of amazing artists that will connect more depending on each person's taste. Although, I think Randy's tragic end in some way elevates him to some sort of legendary level, besides the impact and contribution he had to heavy metal. I cannot quite describe why, but there's something about Randy Rhoads that is truly inspiring for me.
I love how towards the end Ozzy is just marveling at the solo and the drums.
He's like: Men , how I ended up with Randy Rhoads, live on national TV all of sudden, singing about that Crowley freak