Randy is one of the world’s greatest guitarists. Such a tragedy that he died young in a stupid light aircraft accident. His brilliance will live forever.
I can assure it wasn't a light accident if randy was on, anywhere he went he made everything HEAVY just like his rock! He's rocking it up with Eddie, Jimi, and SRV now!
@@phazon3079 Also, they say that from the ground they saw Randy and he was trying to pull the pilot away from the controls because the pilot had a made a couple passes to try to hit the bus, declaring in a hangover rage he was going to kill his wife on the ground and everyone on the plane. Randy gave his life to save everyone on the ground and on the bus.
Actually no....what I see here is Ozzy's frustration when his voice cracks at 3:02. This is Ozzy's "big part" of the song, and the look of jealousy towards Randy after he blew it speaks volumes. He knows Randy is gonna nail his parts because he didn't stay up all night drinking, and coking out...lol.
Can't blame that camera operator, they were only shooting Sarzo and Ozzy. There was a second and possibly third camera getting the shots of Randy. Production is to blame for cutting to him late.
Ozzy is so bummed to blow the vocal before Randy’s solo. But the Randy Rudy and Tommy just pick him up and move on no problem. It’s absolutely incredible
That kind of stuff happens all the time in rock, especially with relatively new material. If you've ever sang in a band, it's almost impossible to hit every note perfectly every time. Everyone has their moments - the show must go on. Ozzy is a very good singer overall. I would say underrated. He has a very unique voice that really carries a tune well. You might notice the sound of the entire video is a fraction of a second off from the image, btw.
Today marks 40 YEARS to the day, legendary guitarist Randy Rhoads tragically died at the age of 25 in a fateful plane crash during the 1982 Ozzy Osbourne tour. Despite his passing half a lifetime ago, Randy's legacy has had a profound influence on my playing and composition more than any other guitarist. I've been reflecting on his memory a lot lately. Out of the ashes of Black Sabbath, he was instrumental in the success of launching Ozzy Osbourne's solo career. They believed in each other and achieved more than they ever could alone. Randy gave Ozzy the confidence he needed to believe in himself again and Ozzy gave Randy the artistic freedom to reach his full potential. In their wake, the early Ozzy Osbourne ("Blizzard of Ozz") band left two albums which have been considered to be milestones from which all other metal albums are judged. Their work has stood the test of time while influencing generations of musicians. With his unforgettable tone, technical prowess, and composition genius, Randy married the styles of heavy metal and classical music on a level never before seen and changed the face of rock 'n roll forever. He was an incredibly humble, caring, gifted musician and he loved sharing his gift with others. Whenever he had time on a tour, he would look up guitar teachers in the area and learn anything he could, always growing. And when he would come back, he would always follow up with his 60+ students, helping them improve, and in the process, touching their lives. His discipline continues to inspire me, not only as a guitarist, but as a person. He is everything I would love to be as a musician and I hope to leave my mark someday as he did.... Keep rockin' The Great Gig in the Sky buddy.... †RIP Randy Rhoads† (December 6th, 1956 - March 19th, 1982)
Crazy Train was recorded on March 22, 1980. Two years +3 days before he breathed his last. Randy Rhoads, the guy who went from Crazy Train to Dee* in just two tracks ...and then followed it up the following year with Flying High Again. That last album, released on 7/11, like a roll of the dice, capped off these three of my all time favorite songs, with the last which only 4 months later proved to be ironically titled. * - named in honor of his mother.
NOBODY can play that song like Randy did, trust me I've seen hundred of videos and I am musician. And this is just the best performance of it ever, he even outperforms himself from the studio here.
Its easier when you just have one guitar doing all the work and your randy rhoads. The way that Crazy Train and Mr. Crowley were preformed that day was outstanding by the whole band.
@@dinapramudianti3166 He died in an airplane crash and if it wasnt for randy fighting andrew the pilot of the plane ozzy and the rest of the band would be dead to. Randy sacrificed his life in a way for ozzy and the whole team.
As a kid, i didn't "get" Randy or why he was suich abig deal. Once I started playing seriously, I got it lol. Dude is always busy on that thing. Always trying stuff, filling gaps, making it sound whole and or awesome
Randy in my opinion was the GOAT. Phenomenal. This was Ozzys pinnacle. He was happy. Clean. Loved Randy. Sharon said when Randy died so did Ozzy. Great but he was never the same
I love that very moment! Also Rory Gallagher did some from time to time (never played the same solo twice) and I always think of this pinch harmonics: th-cam.com/video/g2caOqY4Eiw/w-d-xo.html
Nobody's can play this song like Randy Rhoads, guys!!!! We will remember his name of guitarist in the world forever Until the day I die Greetings from Bangkok, Thailand ❤🎉😢🤘🏼🙏🏻🇹🇭✈️🇬🇧☠️🇺🇸🕊️
The way this group kept a proper pace for the song is just the best. I always come back to this recording for the simple fact that the members kept a solid speed where the entire song felt like a fun ride, unlike versions that get played these days where you blink and the solo is already over. RIP Rhandy...even though I wasn't around when you were alive or when you passed, your compositional work can and never will be forgotten.
Others have said it, but the sheer joy that Ozzy shows while performing with Randy is beautiful. The fluid ad libs and improvisations that Randy tossed in are pure gold. What a great friendship.
There has been talk that Sharon and Ozzy had pro shot footage from concerts. Sharon says it would cost too much (as if they don't have the money) to remaster the film and convert to digital. Truth is, they're just too cheap to pay royalties to the other members of the band.
Im so glad someone finally put this back on yt i used to have to go on daily motion to listen to it. Hands down best version of this song God bless Randy Rhodes and Ozzy
I always thank Randy for being the guitarist that opened up my skills. The little run at the end of the Crazy Train solo heavily improved my legato technique.
If you search up Crazy Train live Montreal (it was uploaded 12 years ago by a dude named killingsense) and you skip to the first chorus Randy does a variation of this lick that to this day still blows me away every time I hear it.
Did you not hear the bass player dude yes Randy was amazing and is the best guitarist to ever live and he deserved the attention but damn Rudy was rippin the bass cords up if you’ve ever played bass you’d know how difficult it is to achieve that speed with strings 8 times as thick as the E string on a guitar.
@@ontariobuds like I said Randy deserves the attention and we deserve to watch him play but that’s kinda why they included the Bass player because of how good he was playing his part.
Just watched the Netflix documentary on Randy this evening and his story is such an incredible one but also so sad. I was compelled to come and search for this video straight after and fire up my Mesa and see if I could still remember the riff (well almost!). An absolutely incredible talent who inspired so many people with his mind-blowing playing and also his natural charisma and pranks. Being more of an Eddie fan growing up as a teenager (as Randy was a few years before my time), I wasn't aware of the rivalry (and the respect) that existed between them. That was an interesting spin from the doco. They were both tone-obsessed virtuoso players and inspired a whole new generation of hard rock/metal between them. I have a Marshall poster of Randy tucked away somewhere which I plan to unfurl tomorrow to put back up in glory again on the back of my tiny studio door :) \^^/ RIP Randy and Eddie
A number legendary bands/musicians all seem to die in plane/helicopter crashes! Randy Rhoads, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, John Denver
Randy was the best cause he could really put his emotions into his guitar and make it sound amazing, not even the top guitarist today or then can do that!
you gotta think about it this way man. the artists metal musicians listened to probably were inspired by randy and used his techniques, so theoretically that knowledge would be passed down BECAUSE of randy. i agree tho definitely. he’s always worth a listen.
Bad ass classsick!!! This video is the best, we'll never get enough of Randy. It great to get to see this,...Ozzy and Randy working together live is awesome. Thanks aren't enough..
As I've always said "A timeless classic that rocks as hard then as it does today so many years later.." there will never be another Randy Rhodes and he will be remembered for all of the remaining human history and beyond " bless God for giving us a true musical angel ... even if it was for a short time.....❤
@@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle This. Ozzy had some luck in life with the people he met, some took care of him over the years, others made him really famous. He’s not the best Metal Singer, not even close, but surely one of the most influential ones.
Just my opinion but to me, the greatest guitar ever in any song hands down. There is just all kinds of magic, goodness and hysteria all going on simultaneously from Randys fingers. Its just mind blowing. RR is a legend and prodigy that left this world too eary but he lives on he plays in the heavens!
First time I saw this video back in 2009 and I’m like I really wish they would’ve shown Randy playing the beginning of that badass solo anybody else ? Inspired me to play guitar
I normally don't click on the drop down Search suggestions, but crazy train live randy rhoads is a 10/10 *must* one of the coolest band around *RIP* Randy Rhoads
**This Is The Same Day & Set, Randy Rhoads Also Played: "Mr.Crowley" & "I Dont know" as seen on ozzys page... although i wish their was more footage of Randy... what a phenomenon, Long Live RANDY RHOADS!!!!**
0:36 When Randy was improvising the intro, Ozzy was like : "F*CK YEAH! THAT SOUNDS FKN COOL RANDY!! 😂
Hai ragione 😆👍🏼
It was at 0:28 seconds
😅 lmao!
0:21
I can see it..tnx..:)
Randy is one of the world’s greatest guitarists. Such a tragedy that he died young in a stupid light aircraft accident. His brilliance will live forever.
Love Randy Rhodes.
Fkd up thing is he didnt even want to go on it but that other guy kept pushing for him to get on.
I can assure it wasn't a light accident if randy was on, anywhere he went he made everything HEAVY just like his rock! He's rocking it up with Eddie, Jimi, and SRV now!
Fantastic!!!!!
@@phazon3079 Also, they say that from the ground they saw Randy and he was trying to pull the pilot away from the controls because the pilot had a made a couple passes to try to hit the bus, declaring in a hangover rage he was going to kill his wife on the ground and everyone on the plane. Randy gave his life to save everyone on the ground and on the bus.
Anybody else notice how freaking happy Ozzy is in this video? Just living the time of his life. Makes you feel good. 🤘🏼
Randy saved his life, no joke.
Actually no....what I see here is Ozzy's frustration when his voice cracks at 3:02. This is Ozzy's "big part" of the song, and the look of jealousy towards Randy after he blew it speaks volumes. He knows Randy is gonna nail his parts because he didn't stay up all night drinking, and coking out...lol.
He just did a line of coke before the video.
Yeah... he was happy that Randy Rhodes, who had 10 times more musical talent than he had, was making all that money for him and Sharon.
@@SiameseDream97 definitely he saved Ozzy after getting kicked out of sabbath. Ozzy is filthy rich due to randy
Nice job by the cameraman focusing on the bassist during one of the greatest solos of all time.
Can't blame that camera operator, they were only shooting Sarzo and Ozzy. There was a second and possibly third camera getting the shots of Randy. Production is to blame for cutting to him late.
@@chuckbangers2590 i didn't notice before but yes youre right. too bad we can't see the rest of the footage :(
That was all part of the era. Lead solo and the camera is shooting the high-hat.
gotta cut em some slack they probably thought they were gonna be seeing a lot of this kid
Ozzy is so bummed to blow the vocal before Randy’s solo. But the Randy Rudy and Tommy just pick him up and move on no problem. It’s absolutely incredible
Lullootje.
You know on the remastered version they took that out this version is so hard to find.
He looks so disappointed
That kind of stuff happens all the time in rock, especially with relatively new material. If you've ever sang in a band, it's almost impossible to hit every note perfectly every time. Everyone has their moments - the show must go on. Ozzy is a very good singer overall. I would say underrated. He has a very unique voice that really carries a tune well. You might notice the sound of the entire video is a fraction of a second off from the image, btw.
I saw that too, but in no way removes Ozzy's legendary status
Today marks 40 YEARS to the day, legendary guitarist Randy Rhoads tragically died at the age of 25 in a fateful plane crash during the 1982 Ozzy Osbourne tour. Despite his passing half a lifetime ago, Randy's legacy has had a profound influence on my playing and composition more than any other guitarist. I've been reflecting on his memory a lot lately.
Out of the ashes of Black Sabbath, he was instrumental in the success of launching Ozzy Osbourne's solo career. They believed in each other and achieved more than they ever could alone. Randy gave Ozzy the confidence he needed to believe in himself again and Ozzy gave Randy the artistic freedom to reach his full potential. In their wake, the early Ozzy Osbourne ("Blizzard of Ozz") band left two albums which have been considered to be milestones from which all other metal albums are judged. Their work has stood the test of time while influencing generations of musicians.
With his unforgettable tone, technical prowess, and composition genius, Randy married the styles of heavy metal and classical music on a level never before seen and changed the face of rock 'n roll forever. He was an incredibly humble, caring, gifted musician and he loved sharing his gift with others. Whenever he had time on a tour, he would look up guitar teachers in the area and learn anything he could, always growing. And when he would come back, he would always follow up with his 60+ students, helping them improve, and in the process, touching their lives. His discipline continues to inspire me, not only as a guitarist, but as a person. He is everything I would love to be as a musician and I hope to leave my mark someday as he did....
Keep rockin' The Great Gig in the Sky buddy....
†RIP Randy Rhoads† (December 6th, 1956 - March 19th, 1982)
Crazy Train was recorded on March 22, 1980. Two years +3 days before he breathed his last. Randy Rhoads, the guy who went from Crazy Train to Dee* in just two tracks ...and then followed it up the following year with Flying High Again. That last album, released on 7/11, like a roll of the dice, capped off these three of my all time favorite songs, with the last which only 4 months later proved to be ironically titled.
* - named in honor of his mother.
I find it hard to watch this vid----everyone is cool and happy but tragedy not far off....a real shame RIP Randy---what a waste....
日本の沖縄に住んでます。私もランディーさんのギタープレイが大好きです。私はドラマーです。
That was really beautiful, man
@Mandie Shumway 俺も、パンテラ、メタリカ好きです。私は日本の沖縄に住んでいます。コンディショングリーンと言うバンドを聴いて欲しい。凄いよ。
I love ozzys look when randy starts improvising at 0:20. Caught him by surprise!
He always did that bit
every live show, and ths counts, Randy played the song differently and that is validated on the countlss audio bootlegs on youtube.
And then Ozzy's big, goofy grin
Easily the best part
he did not improvise that
Randy is buried 10 mins from my house, and when you drive by the cemetery you can see his grave, and every time I think to myself, "what a waste."
NOBODY can play that song like Randy did, trust me I've seen hundred of videos and I am musician. And this is just the best performance of it ever, he even outperforms himself from the studio here.
Same with Mr. Crowley at this show. Iconic live performance. RR murders the album versions.
Its easier when you just have one guitar doing all the work and your randy rhoads. The way that Crazy Train and Mr. Crowley were preformed that day was outstanding by the whole band.
Agreed
th-cam.com/video/VRirHjeANQg/w-d-xo.html buckethead got it :)
@@jakeryzo899 cuz he was literally using Crowley magic to do it.
It's a literal perfect guitar performance that remains timeless. Always the right note at the right place and time.
Randy's knowledge of guitar and music was crazy! His fills and everything were amazing!
Unfortunately he died young. Why do God always take good people so early?
His fills are better than the drummers
@@dinapramudianti3166 He died in an airplane crash and if it wasnt for randy fighting andrew the pilot of the plane ozzy and the rest of the band would be dead to. Randy sacrificed his life in a way for ozzy and the whole team.
For me, playing the fills are more difficult than playing the solo! Smh with frustration due to my mediocre talent! Lol
As a kid, i didn't "get" Randy or why he was suich abig deal. Once I started playing seriously, I got it lol.
Dude is always busy on that thing. Always trying stuff, filling gaps, making it sound whole and or awesome
Randy in my opinion was the GOAT. Phenomenal. This was Ozzys pinnacle. He was happy. Clean. Loved Randy. Sharon said when Randy died so did Ozzy. Great but he was never the same
I'm sick off ppl saying zakk is better than randy pfffft not even close, randy was original zakk just pays others solos
@@73prd exactly. Randy was in his own class. Zakk? People that say that don’t even know who Randy was
Ozzy sure looked happy but I’m not sure he was entirely clean lol
Just impossibly wonderful , the best god dam guitar playing the world will ever see or hear .
Thats a fact for me greatest ever god took him so young to learn to play guitar how it should be played
all time A leaguer, and now of course, a hall of famer
That intro is so badass🤘🏼
Ozzy looking like holy shit is this my guitar player
Ésta versión tendría que ser declarada patrimonio de la humanidad! La necesitamos remasterizada y en HD! Es maravillosa!
LMFAO!!! This is very underrated comment.
Rest in peace to a real legend. The world lost a great guitarist and Ozzy lost a brother.
Rest in peace, Mr. Rhoads. Your light will never burn out❤❤❤
4:17 probably the greatest pinch harmonic I’ve ever heard.
yes im trying to get it but just cant.
He could make sounds from the guitar nobody ver could or can
masterpieces can’t be repeated
no doubt.
I love that very moment! Also Rory Gallagher did some from time to time (never played the same solo twice) and I always think of this pinch harmonics: th-cam.com/video/g2caOqY4Eiw/w-d-xo.html
Ozzy smiling, amazed by the beautiful stuff Randy is throwing out with his killer riffs and powerfull solos... Lovely.
El guitarrista es de otro planeta...!!! Definitivamente uno de los mejores que eh visto...!!! Grande Randy...!!!
Nobody's can play this song like Randy Rhoads, guys!!!! We will remember his name of guitarist in the world forever Until the day I die Greetings from Bangkok, Thailand ❤🎉😢🤘🏼🙏🏻🇹🇭✈️🇬🇧☠️🇺🇸🕊️
I agree! Every cover I’ve seen they haven’t quite copied him, shows only he can do what he can do!
That first solo; I want an entire song like that!
This performance never gets old and will live forever.
You can tell Ozzy loved Randy's performance and technical abilities as he died at the age of 23 for me randy is up there with hendrix
Randy melts my brain.
Randy Rhodes, wow unbelievable he was a beast at the guitar I can imagine how big his career would have been if he wasn't taken away so soon! ❤
This performance is amazing. Got some massive goosebumps from this holy shit.
I was 12 years old and already knew that EVH, Randy Rhoads, and Alex Lifeson were the three best guitarists ever. Still the same.
George Linch is #4.
You got that right! There is couple more I would add but you nailed it!
The way this group kept a proper pace for the song is just the best. I always come back to this recording for the simple fact that the members kept a solid speed where the entire song felt like a fun ride, unlike versions that get played these days where you blink and the solo is already over. RIP Rhandy...even though I wasn't around when you were alive or when you passed, your compositional work can and never will be forgotten.
Others have said it, but the sheer joy that Ozzy shows while performing with Randy is beautiful. The fluid ad libs and improvisations that Randy tossed in are pure gold. What a great friendship.
Jaw dropping.... Randy was beyond talented... unreal
the fact there's so little recorded video of Randy playing this stuff live in concert makes him even more of a myth like Bigfoot.
Are u fucking shiting me randy Rhoads is a fucking legend do u even know his history records or anything he even played in quite riot for christ sake
Not a myth
A legend
@@realdepartmentalized6615 yes. RR LIVES
There has been talk that Sharon and Ozzy had pro shot footage from concerts. Sharon says it would cost too much (as if they don't have the money) to remaster the film and convert to digital. Truth is, they're just too cheap to pay royalties to the other members of the band.
The Man. The Myth. The Legend.
Im so glad someone finally put this back on yt i used to have to go on daily motion to listen to it. Hands down best version of this song God bless Randy Rhodes and Ozzy
hahaa me too and daily motions ads are like 5 minutes long before they play the vid :D
Save it while it's still up
Randy nailed it. It's a magnificent example of melodic interplay between Ozzie's vocals and Randy's shred. Prime joy ❤❤❤
The timing and clarity of Randy’s playing is literally unmatched.
And the bass at 0:40 is insane
The rhythm of 1:43 is just amazing
there's nothing clear about that.. it's all distortion
@@jaratt85 sounds pretty clear to me, I know what distortion is.
You’re a hater, can’t stand people like you. 😂
@@jaratt85 nice joke 😜
Didn’t ozzy write the solo ?
OZZYS voice cracks and gets pissed while singing at 2:40 🤣 then again before Randy's solo
I always thank Randy for being the guitarist that opened up my skills. The little run at the end of the Crazy Train solo heavily improved my legato technique.
When man and instrument become one . When true greatness is unleashed and we lucky mortals bare witness
One of the best live performances of this song I've ever seen!
i play for something like 15 years ... that lick at 1:36 is still my favorite lick to this day ..
Yeah... it's a good one for sure! looks like it's Randy's favorite too...
Mine too, idk why but it's just a badass lick and always motivated me to learn to play it.
maybe just impossible to re-create a masterpiece lick
If you search up Crazy Train live Montreal (it was uploaded 12 years ago by a dude named killingsense) and you skip to the first chorus Randy does a variation of this lick that to this day still blows me away every time I hear it.
3:06 "Is that a guitar solo? Quick, let's move the camera to the bassist!"
Iconic solo at that
LMAO
😂😂😂
Randy Rhoads: the greatest guitarist who ever lived & my namesake. Rest in power, brother. 🎸❤️🤘
What an incredible live band.....SERIOUSLY. My senior year of high school....!!
I like how ozzy just gave up at the solo
Looks liked he got pissed cause his voice cracked right before the solo
It probably worried him that it might happen the entire tour
Randy Rhoads era impressionante, tocava com muita vontade. Dá pra sentir que ela amava o que fazia.
Se foi muito cedo, poderia ter ido além, da mesma forma o Tommy Bolin, tinha muito para evoluir, muito jovens e talentosos....
@@franciscolinhares8624 Verdade... Ele ainda tinha muito pra mostrar.
Até eu amo oq ele faz rsrsrsrs ..... Né
You mean, he?
Randy Rhoads most influential guitarist ever, your music is eternal, blessings.🤟🤟🤟
Most influential??? He wouldn’t be here if it weren’t for Eddie.
Yea no
@@codycoyote7046 Van Halen released the same year Quiet Riot did. What you talking about?
The utter happiness on Ozzy's face watching Randy is awesome to watch ♥
Randy ... I still stand in awe of what you could do. Even 40 years later. We miss you !
... listened to this so many times... and tonight I really felt the power of the drums here... he kicks some butt.
The feeling this song makes me feel is a masterpiece wrapped up in comforting nostalgia!❤Rest in peace Randy Rhoads. A rock legend.
RIP Randy Rhodes, Guitar Legend! 🎸🎶🙏
This song is iconic in my opinion it was a major collaboration between Ozzy and Randy that is still idolized after all these years. ROCK ON!!!!!!
Oh yeah, great idea. Let’s film the bass player during a killer solo.
Right on man!
lmao your right that's something they did back then on every song too Mr crowley I don't know. The only time they didn't do that was suicide solution
Did you not hear the bass player dude yes Randy was amazing and is the best guitarist to ever live and he deserved the attention but damn Rudy was rippin the bass cords up if you’ve ever played bass you’d know how difficult it is to achieve that speed with strings 8 times as thick as the E string on a guitar.
I have no idea how difficult it would be to play but I still would have liked to see Randy ripping it during the solo. Oh well.@@user-db8qp6un1x
@@ontariobuds like I said Randy deserves the attention and we deserve to watch him play but that’s kinda why they included the Bass player because of how good he was playing his part.
Work camera crew ever for this and the Mr. Crowley video 😂
just best intro of all time possibly
3:07 The Bass is AWESOME! BRUTAL
The best guitar players make it look effortless and Randy definitely accomplished that.
42 years ago he passed. I was just 12 and remember that day perfectly. Been playing Randys music on guitar ever since. I hope others do as well.
Just watched the Netflix documentary on Randy this evening and his story is such an incredible one but also so sad. I was compelled to come and search for this video straight after and fire up my Mesa and see if I could still remember the riff (well almost!). An absolutely incredible talent who inspired so many people with his mind-blowing playing and also his natural charisma and pranks. Being more of an Eddie fan growing up as a teenager (as Randy was a few years before my time), I wasn't aware of the rivalry (and the respect) that existed between them. That was an interesting spin from the doco. They were both tone-obsessed virtuoso players and inspired a whole new generation of hard rock/metal between them. I have a Marshall poster of Randy tucked away somewhere which I plan to unfurl tomorrow to put back up in glory again on the back of my tiny studio door :) \^^/ RIP Randy and Eddie
Randy Rhoads and Stevie Ray Vaughan I miss these two guitars so much. Both died in plane crashes way before their time.
Lynyrd Skynyrd guys??i mean yeah man the band is legendary in its own way.
A number legendary bands/musicians all seem to die in
plane/helicopter crashes!
Randy Rhoads, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, John Denver
Randy will forever hold a special place in our hearts. Today is Halloween for most people in the US and I am dressing up as randy rhoads
awesome bro. I wanna get my haircut like his.
It's an honor to watch this master at work
0:21 WITNESSED!!!
I get goose bumps every time.
Insanely good right. Gives me chills.
From that point for the next 10 seconds my only thought is...what did that poor Les Paul ever do to Randy?!? 😂 Gosh he was so amazing...
Randy was the best cause he could really put his emotions into his guitar and make it sound amazing, not even the top guitarist today or then can do that!
3:29 can we mention how smooth that was?
Well, that blew off my chair---52 years later---WOW!
Still remember when blizzard came out. It blew everyone away. Timeless.🤘🔥
Randy Rhoads Forever!!
great song... and what a way to bring a guitar to life. Wish more metal musicians listened to him
you gotta think about it this way man. the artists metal musicians listened to probably were inspired by randy and used his techniques, so theoretically that knowledge would be passed down BECAUSE of randy. i agree tho definitely. he’s always worth a listen.
I think most who like metal and play guitar know Randy Rhoads. If they don’t, they are really missing out.
@@2weird378 90 percent are obsessed with scales, arpeggios and speed today.
He was so incredible that that one guitae solo is globally recognised and dubbed "The Randy Solo"
Randy, R.I.P. Brother We love you ❤️
Bad ass classsick!!! This video is the best, we'll never get enough of Randy. It great to get to see this,...Ozzy and Randy working together live is awesome. Thanks aren't enough..
this was rochester ny
I remember this video was uploaded years ago and some how got removed, btw thanks for the reupload, brings back awesome times.
yeah and just incase, I downloaded the vid so that I can reupload if anything happens to this vid
Ya and I can’t believe someone would take down a peace of gold like this leave this video alone
As I've always said "A timeless classic that rocks as hard then as it does today so many years later.." there will never be another Randy Rhodes and he will be remembered for all of the remaining human history and beyond " bless God for giving us a true musical angel ... even if it was for a short time.....❤
3:00 even Ozzy cracked his voice here, he is still one of the best Metal singers of all time
He looked pissed when he did
as if anyone is tuning in to hear ozzy sing this...as my dad would say: it sounds good until Ozzy opens his mouth.
@@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle It's what made Ozzy as legendary as he is.
@@guitarmaniacgino you mean the musicians who wrote the music that he sang on?
@@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle This. Ozzy had some luck in life with the people he met, some took care of him over the years, others made him really famous.
He’s not the best Metal Singer, not even close, but surely one of the most influential ones.
One of the best live guitar intros of all time.
Right on the solo time the camera man changes to the bassist... what a great guy
Played on stage almost 10 at the Penny Arcade in Rochester, New York and 8 times at Lost Horizons in Syracuse, Ny. Great clubs💯
Just my opinion but to me, the greatest guitar ever in any song hands down. There is just all kinds of magic, goodness and hysteria all going on simultaneously from Randys fingers. Its just mind blowing. RR is a legend and prodigy that left this world too eary but he lives on he plays in the heavens!
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Gotta be the most Kure and shredding duo with the bass and Electric
Randy was the Angel that Ozzy needed!! Rip Randy Rhodes
Old guy here,still rocking this!
R.i.p randy...gone but never forgotten
First time I saw this video back in 2009 and I’m like I really wish they would’ve shown Randy playing the beginning of that badass solo anybody else ?
Inspired me to play guitar
42 years ago today randy passed…it’s unfortunate that there’s little footage of his performances cuz I love this solo sm
Never gets old.
Randy Rhoads a true genius on guitar.
Randy was beyond special beyond his time!!!
Oh Randy! you never died.
It only get's better each time I watch this video. It's magical. Almost brings a tear to my eye, knowing what was to come next year... ❤🩹
3:00 Ozzy: "F**k, I can't sing for s**t... take it Randy..." XD
He voice cracked 😭😭😭
i could watch this performance all day! RR was insanse. i like how they just walk away like nothing after such a sick performance lol
I can watch this all day, I can listen to his isolated guitat tracks all day, I can listen to his bootlegs all day..
I normally don't click on the drop down Search suggestions, but crazy train live randy rhoads is a 10/10 *must*
one of the coolest band around
*RIP* Randy Rhoads
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**This Is The Same Day & Set, Randy Rhoads Also Played: "Mr.Crowley" & "I Dont know" as seen on ozzys page... although i wish their was more footage of Randy... what a phenomenon, Long Live RANDY RHOADS!!!!**
Randy was so great. Left us waaaaaay too early.
Kick ass rock and roll at its best. Randy Rhodes was the bomb. RIP Randy. Ozzy was on his game too.
There was more talent in this band as a whole that can never be outdone
in my opinion r.i.p. Randy ❤ god bless you
I’m going to get a les Paul guitar soon hopefully 🙏
Thank you so much to make it available, friend. \m/