What a life I’ve had as a kid growing up to be part of this. It was the best living of all times these bands were young starting out and so was I but to be part of it all it was well worth it. I miss this guy dearly Randy Rhoads. I got to grow up with all the bands, Van Halen, Ozzy Osbourne, loverboy, Judas Priest, Def Leppard, AC/DC, just to name a few there will never be a time like this and I was all worth it rest in peace, my brother, Randy Rhoads.🎸🎸💔💔🎸🎸
His timing was impeccable, his rhythms were melodic and punchy, his fills seem less statements, his solos were phrased like great questions with perfect answers, his tones were masterful and how he controlled that monster sound with only his hands was just nuts. He was and still is the most amazing player I’ve ever heard, and there are some outstanding players out there. How many players do you know that you can hum every single solo they’ve ever played. Just one for me, Maestro RR.
@@tonebrennan8475 with respect I disagree. While rhythm and melody are individual parts of music, rhythms can be melodic. If you can hum it it’s melodic. Not the primary melody or melodies in the song but melodic nonetheless.
I’m sure glad I ran on to this gem. Love Ramdy. So great so talented. We really lost something special. ❤😢I sure am glad God gave you to us for what time we had you. Your a legend, your music will never die, Love you Randy, Rest easy🎸🤍🎸🤍🎸🤍🎸🤍🤍🎸🤍🎸Tommy, your killin it on those drums, you beast you.
Handsdown the best then and now, what he was able to do in such a short time. Such an eternal influence to the art of guitar not just metal but transcending all genre's. The closest we may ever see to mastery!!!!!!! Imagine what he would have created given 10 more years!?
There are many great guitarists out there - but when we listen to Randy play we recognize a rare heaven-sent gift from God. That's why he stands a whole office block higher than all the rest Rock on Randy Rhoads.
That palm-muted bit before the final A note kills me every time. So much energy, so much gain, yet he could control all that electricity seemingly effortlessly. Literally riding the lightning. he didn't play guitar, he played with the guitar. That to me is what separates the great from the average.
Randy's rig was uncontrollable to the average guitarist. Most pro players mute there strings to a certain extent to play cleaner. But he Had to mute every string not being played to keep it from squeeling like a pig. That's why in pictures and the very little available footage of him playing live he holds his pick hand the way he does. He always had complete control. Not only was his playing as good as it gets his compositional skills. were second to none.
Can you imagine how much he would had charged the guitar 🎸 world with 4 more years around us. He had a unique distinctive tone, and a classic style of play
the guy played guitar the way I would've dreamed of playing guitar if I was in a rock band back then . It doesn't seem to matter what technique he employed , he always found a melody or phrased it in such a way to make it appealing to the ear.. He was one of a kind ..
he was an A leaguer onto his own, undoubtedly, a cut above his peers in my book. He absolutely would not agree, he was too humble. When you think of a guitar player, who was better live, than even in the studio, it was Randy, and his phrasing of notes was perfect. Glad to see him going into the RNRHOF later this year.
@@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle -- Being a fan of Randy's, you've probably read the same article I did where he said that he is copying EVH's licks because that's what the kids want to hear (I'm paraphrasing, of course). He definitely gave himself too little credit, which is fine. Let the listeners be the judge. Well as a listener (and huge fan... he's my #1 favorite guitarist), I don't think that Randy and EVH sounded alike. They shared a flashy style, but neither guitarist sounded like the other. When I first heard Randy play, I didn't know he had died (in fact, that tragic incident may have still been a few months away) so he is not my favorite because I put him on a pedestal upon his death. I heard Over the Mountain and it was like being struck by lightning. I hadn't even heard the first album yet, I was not really a big music fan. But that song, played for me by a friend, was a life altering moment. My hair grew long, I bought several guitars, including a Gibson Black limited edition Flying V, helped form a band, blah, blah, blah. The same experience no doubt that others have had over the years with their guitarist of choice. I don't have any of my guitars any more. I think about getting one again, but it really just doesn't fit my life anymore and I have no where to put it in an already cramped apartment. But those early 80s -- and Randy Rhoads' lifelong effect on my life will forever be cherished memories. I still listen to Blizzard & Diary and a nice selection of concert bootlegs, and his playing sounds as fresh today as it did when it first came out. EVH is probably my #2 guitarist. I would say that players like Warren DeMartini (another favorite) were more EVH influenced than Randy. You are right about Randy's phrasing of notes. His choice of notes and melodic playing was incredible.
@@brigham2250 Eddie made that bag comment about Randy admitting to ripping off his stuff, which if anyone has hearing, knows Randy did not copy much of anything from Eddie, two different players. Ed did not invent finger tapping, and Randy did it differently including the tip of the pick. Randy did say something about knowing the fans like the flash during a solo so he wishes he had more time to do something really special. I think Randy's knowledge of music theory at a high level, and his mom making hin figure stuff out by ear, really helped him. And this is one of the main reasons he plays the notes in perfect sequence because everything he did made a lot of sense.
@@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle -- "And this is one of the main reasons he plays the notes in perfect sequence because everything he did made a lot of sense." Good point.
My dad saw Randy on the Blizzard tour in Clearwater in 81', he was thinking about going to the tangerine bowl show, (the show scheduled the day after Randy passed) he said that he probably wouldn't have gone anyways cause when he saw Ozzy in 81', he said that Randy was the saving grace of that show, Ozzy just didn't sound good live cause of all the drinkin' and druggin' He says that he's really lucky to have gotten to see that, and I would agree
@@RigidRecords69 thanks for the clear up, I guess I misunderstood him, my dad lived in Clearwater, but I know he and his friends used to drive to Tampa and Jacksonville for concerts all the time.
Tribute, is a great album, because it lets people hear how amazing Randy was live, maybe one of the best players live ever, his ability to change songs up nightly and make them sound as good as the original despite phrasing changes. However, Tribute could have been so much better if they had used shows from the Diary of a Madman tour, and including the band jam and Over the Mountain..
It was 1981 calf ozzy said going to have a beer back stage i will leav you with randy for a Wyle he played for 30min people i ame hear to tell no other guitar player in the world could have beat randy the sound he was giting out of his guitar was like nothing i had ever herd before ever amazing
I was there at the front! Diary of a Madman was a great show at Sophia, but I liked the one the previous year better ...as they played more Sabbath stuff..Iron Man etc.. Randy was a top guitarist, one of the best I've seen.
I'm so glad I can play this. Mr. Rhoads, you were the best thing to happen when I retreated to my room and records as a young boy. I used to love the feeling I'd get on a rainy day after a doobie putting on the earphones and marveling at your and mr. Paisleys compositions and Lyrics. I thank you for inspiring me and being a friend I never met but always could run to when life seemed so alien. You have the greatest fans
Macdeth, what an emotionally honest comment. You memories reflect my own and no doubt many others. RR was a true master of musical madness and melody. His phrasing was and is unrivalled. He had absolute command of his instrument and controlled with easy the level of gain that would have terrified most players. He left this world far far too early leaving millions of us with a heavy heart to this day, but he was here and gave us so very much in such a short time. He would be delighted, humbled and a little embarrassed if he knew how many lives he changed by slinging that guitar over his shoulder and doing what only he could do with it. Musical sensibility and melodic mastery of the tallest order.
Macdeth, what an emotionally honest comment. You memories reflect my own and no doubt many others. RR was a true master of musical madness and melody. His phrasing was and is unrivalled. He had absolute command of his instrument and controlled with easy the level of gain that would have terrified most players. He left this world far far too early leaving millions of us with a heavy heart to this day, but he was here and gave us so very much in such a short time. He would be delighted, humbled and a little embarrassed if he knew how many lives he changed by slinging that guitar over his shoulder and doing what only he could do with it. Musical sensibility and melodic mastery of the tallest order.
this is unbelievable solo but that solo segment was done on the Diary of a Madman tour on the Blizzard tour it was much longer than that and the band didnt kick in until he finished then they would play the rest of Suicide Solution
Thanks for sharing, there are never enough of the solos out there. Personally, I love the fill and handover to the drums. I’ve never heard Randy’s version.
Man I just heard the new live cd with the anniversary Diary. It's so fucking great anytime I hear even a single "new" phrase. Make no mistake, EVERYONE that was in a badass band got Spanked once he walked thru the door into the party. He was escorted out way too soon by a malevolent force that followed.
You're welcome , glad you enjoyed it,the other recent comments just came here to complain that 1 photo was accidently uploaded as Randy when it was a tribute guitarist.
Great solo and band jam ... I have listened to the suicide solution that is played befor this but I can't find it any more. It was so unbelievably great it makes me sad that I can hear it any more
I was there too, both UK tours, they blew me into next year! Inspired me to go into music full time too. There were loads more clips from the Cardiff shows a few years back; anyone know where they've gone??
+Paul Goodyear Hi Paul, yes this was nov 81 Bob and Lee were forced out just after Doam was recorded in march 81...have you checked Ultimaterhoads.com? in the audio section there are hundreds of uploads from the whole RR era :)
Agreed I guess what I was trying to say was I was lucky enough to see The Blizzard of Ozz on that date in Boston. Place holds about 2700. Little did I realize what I was witnessing and how short lived it would be. I'm very glad I found this great recording...where is the rest of the show!
It's sad but he achieved so much in such a short time. It always makes me shiver when Ozzy said he knew Randy would'nt make ' old bones' i think some people know when their time will come. Ronnie Van Zant always said he knew he wouldn't make 30. THere is a story that Ozzy , Randy and Bob did a seance at the house where they wrote the albums in late 1979( a friend owns it now and it's only my channel) the board said " Randy you're going to die " they got scared and chucked everything in the fire ( they had made the board with bits of paper etc)
I got a parable for rock and roll centers for God so loved the world he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believes in him will not perish but have everlasting life life is so fragile fragile we never know when we're going to leave out of here we'll never know if maybe tomorrow maybe our last we don't know when it would be our last that's why we need to accept Christ because we don't know we don't have tomorrow if we accept Christ we're passed from death into life Jesus promises eternal life to the unbeliever if we go to him and accept him will forgive our sins and cleanse us of all unrighteousness so receive him today tomorrow's not promised Jesus said what profit a man to gain the whole world but lose his own soul the burning hell
Bob wrote ALL lyrics for the first 5 albums and most of" No more Tears"it's all in his book and I have talked with him several times! Ozzy is a brain dead idiot that got 2 shots of fame on the backs of others! Yes ,he did play harmonica on 1 Sabbath song! But other than that Ozzy is a musical dingbat! Randy HATED Sabbath! I asked him to teach me Sabbath Bloody Sabbath ,he did. I was about 13 and knew Randy as a neighbor ,so I asked if he liked Sabbath,he said NO ! He thought they were stoner rock,and he would kinda slowly bang is head and make noises ,like he was imitating Ozzy! So he really didn't care about the Ozzy gig,that is why he took his little amp from Musonia and his guitar and started tuning up and playing some riffs.He actually showed up late because he didn't wan't to go,his Mom said that he should,and he felt bad about that later, but no one could possibly have known what would happen. Anyway most people know all this,I just got carried away! With Bob writing,mainly about Ozzy and his faults,Suicide Solution,or Mr. Crowley ,who Ozzy had no idea who he as ,but sang about him every night for over 25 years before Zakk bought a poster of Crowley and hung it up on the wall wherever they were, and oz kept asking who that fat c^%t was!? No one could believe that he had no idea who he was!!!! That says it all right there!
@@MichaelDouglasSkewes There's a photo in Bob's book that i gave him, it's the photo of the house in Monmouth in black and white where they wrote Blizzard and DIary. It belongs to friends , there's a video on my profile called ' Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman house '
@@MichaelDouglasSkewes although I agree, I do think Ozzy should be credited for the way he interpreted lyrics and some of the melodies he came up with. Also, the unique tone plays a huge part in the sound too. That said, what a set of musicians he surrounded himself with. Totally lucked out. We lost an amazing musician in Randy but holy shit was Jake an insane guitarist in his own right. Then young Zakk? Je hit the jackpot each and every time.
Michael Douglas Skewes Just stop with your ignorance about Ozzy and Sabbath. There is no denying the GREATNESS that is BLACK SABBATH. It may not have been Randy’s “cup of tea” he was raised playing classical music while Iommi was pure blues based. Ozzy and Randy were the best of friends before his untimely and tragic death. Ozzy got the BEST out of everyone musically. Iommi, Randy, Jake e lee, Zakk, Joe Holmes, Gus G. Ozzy wasn’t a lyricist. We all know this, However his vocal melodies have made him almost as popular as Elvis these days. Ozzy & Daisley, got the best out of Randy. Something Kevin Dubrow couldn’t do. Quiet Riot was nothing but corny glam rock. Ozzy’s talent and persona made it possible for everybody to be creative to their fullest potential.
I just think Kerslake and Daisley were a solid rhythm team. I do think Rudy Sarzo is good and an absolute wonderful human being. I'm not knocking RS and TA at all. I just prefer the other lineup.
If you are interested there is a video on my channel called ' Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of Madman house' it's a studio now but was a rehearshal space when Randy Ozzy and Bob Daisley wrote Blizzard and most of Diary there. It belongs to a friend now ( weird coincidence)
You got a picture of a look a like in there at 1:57. How could Randy be playing a Jackson polka dot Randy Rhoads tribute that was only made in the 90's.
Yes quite possibly , Randy told a student at an airport the last time he saw him to ' learn your diminished ' I think Lynch was asked to replace Randy at musonia..The strange thing is Lynch didn't know his theory but obviously learnt the diminished scale...
@@joep1551 Bit difficult now the photos were edited in the audio .....the only way to do that would be to remove the whole thing and start again. Oh well. It did fool me but i was trying to put a lot of RR photos in one video and didn't look hard enough at that one!
Mojopin 70 Didnt they start US Blizzard tour april 1981 and Tribute show was in may. But its also with Rudy and Tommy? Have you wondered why Randy played pretty much the same solo on his solo spot. Yet I think Children of the graves solo was where he maybe improvised or played different solo maybe every night.
mojopin70 thanks for that. I thought the drum solo sounded like Tommy off the Tribute album. Wush there was a recording of Bob and Lee and Randy jamming like this live.
@Craig Willis Yes they did. This is Wales U.K November 1981. That is Tommy Aldridge and Rudy Sarzo playing in the audio. Bob and Lee were forced out in March 1981.
Randy was the best guitarist that ever walked the earth.
Fact
Hayden Ferguson I think I’d have to agree
The best person to ever walk the Earth.
Wrong! I'm the best guitarist to ever walk the earth.
Actually, in a tught race for second place (with Toni Iommi) after Buckethead. Buckethead has run circles around all of them for the past 30 years
What a life I’ve had as a kid growing up to be part of this. It was the best living of all times these bands were young starting out and so was I but to be part of it all it was well worth it. I miss this guy dearly Randy Rhoads. I got to grow up with all the bands, Van Halen, Ozzy Osbourne, loverboy, Judas Priest, Def Leppard, AC/DC, just to name a few there will never be a time like this and I was all worth it rest in peace, my brother, Randy Rhoads.🎸🎸💔💔🎸🎸
His timing was impeccable, his rhythms were melodic and punchy, his fills seem less statements, his solos were phrased like great questions with perfect answers, his tones were masterful and how he controlled that monster sound with only his hands was just nuts. He was and still is the most amazing player I’ve ever heard, and there are some outstanding players out there. How many players do you know that you can hum every single solo they’ve ever played. Just one for me, Maestro RR.
you would have a hard time humming the solo he just played 😅
Although melodies can be rhythmic,rhythms are accented time subdivisions and are not,in and of themselves,melodic
@@tonebrennan8475 with respect I disagree. While rhythm and melody are individual parts of music, rhythms can be melodic. If you can hum it it’s melodic. Not the primary melody or melodies in the song but melodic nonetheless.
@@thomastaylor6102 Upon further investigation;I find I agree with you
I’m sure glad I ran on to this gem. Love Ramdy. So great so talented. We really lost something special. ❤😢I sure am glad God gave you to us for what time we had you. Your a legend, your music will never die, Love you Randy, Rest easy🎸🤍🎸🤍🎸🤍🎸🤍🤍🎸🤍🎸Tommy, your killin it on those drums, you beast you.
This is the part of the concert you take a piss or grab a drink…. Yet Randy makes it CANT MISS…..simply the best….
Handsdown the best then and now, what he was able to do in such a short time. Such an eternal influence to the art of guitar not just metal but transcending all genre's. The closest we may ever see to mastery!!!!!!! Imagine what he would have created given 10 more years!?
There are many great guitarists out there - but when we listen to Randy play we recognize a rare heaven-sent gift from God. That's why he stands a whole office block higher than all the rest
Rock on Randy Rhoads.
He outplayed his own instrument. Utter mastery and then some of a guitar. No one has ever compared to what he accomplished.
I would love to hear from anyone who saw Randy live. Whisky? Starwood? High school gym? Backyard party?
Saw him with Ozzy on the Diary tour February 11 1982 in Indianapolis about five weeks before the accident. Randy was just amazing.
That palm-muted bit before the final A note kills me every time. So much energy, so much gain, yet he could control all that electricity seemingly effortlessly. Literally riding the lightning. he didn't play guitar, he played with the guitar. That to me is what separates the great from the average.
Randy's rig was uncontrollable to the average guitarist. Most pro players mute there strings to a certain extent to play cleaner. But he Had to mute every string not being played to keep it from squeeling like a pig. That's why in pictures and the very little available footage of him playing live he holds his pick hand the way he does. He always had complete control. Not only was his playing as good as it gets his compositional skills. were second to none.
G.O.A.T.!!!!
Awesome to know that he played in my home city
Mine too, my place of birth! Merry Xmas!
Can you imagine how much he would had charged the guitar 🎸 world with 4 more years around us. He had a unique distinctive tone, and a classic style of play
Haven't listened to this in a long time but man, his note choice, his phrasing, his chops were just something else
the guy played guitar the way I would've dreamed of playing guitar if I was in a rock band back then . It doesn't seem to matter what technique he employed , he always found a melody or phrased it in such a way to make it appealing to the ear.. He was one of a kind ..
That's a very poignant way of putting it, that's exactly how I felt when I first heard Blizzard of Ozz, as a budding guitarist circa 1980-81.
Randy was an is. The greatest guitar player of all time. He was simply 1 one of genius. My fav player of all time. Rip legend.
The way he palm mutes and lets up while he shreds flawlessly is such a mesmerizing listen.
Randy is my guitar hero... his is the Ozzy band best guitarplayer... R.I.P.
This man had something to say. Life is to short ..
There's Randy Rhoads and then there is everyone else. Randy was in a league of his own. He wouldn't feel that way, but my ears tell me otherwise.
he was an A leaguer onto his own, undoubtedly, a cut above his peers in my book. He absolutely would not agree, he was too humble. When you think of a guitar player, who was better live, than even in the studio, it was Randy, and his phrasing of notes was perfect. Glad to see him going into the RNRHOF later this year.
@@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle -- Being a fan of Randy's, you've probably read the same article I did where he said that he is copying EVH's licks because that's what the kids want to hear (I'm paraphrasing, of course). He definitely gave himself too little credit, which is fine. Let the listeners be the judge. Well as a listener (and huge fan... he's my #1 favorite guitarist), I don't think that Randy and EVH sounded alike. They shared a flashy style, but neither guitarist sounded like the other. When I first heard Randy play, I didn't know he had died (in fact, that tragic incident may have still been a few months away) so he is not my favorite because I put him on a pedestal upon his death. I heard Over the Mountain and it was like being struck by lightning. I hadn't even heard the first album yet, I was not really a big music fan. But that song, played for me by a friend, was a life altering moment. My hair grew long, I bought several guitars, including a Gibson Black limited edition Flying V, helped form a band, blah, blah, blah. The same experience no doubt that others have had over the years with their guitarist of choice. I don't have any of my guitars any more. I think about getting one again, but it really just doesn't fit my life anymore and I have no where to put it in an already cramped apartment. But those early 80s -- and Randy Rhoads' lifelong effect on my life will forever be cherished memories. I still listen to Blizzard & Diary and a nice selection of concert bootlegs, and his playing sounds as fresh today as it did when it first came out. EVH is probably my #2 guitarist. I would say that players like Warren DeMartini (another favorite) were more EVH influenced than Randy. You are right about Randy's phrasing of notes. His choice of notes and melodic playing was incredible.
@@brigham2250 Eddie made that bag comment about Randy admitting to ripping off his stuff, which if anyone has hearing, knows Randy did not copy much of anything from Eddie, two different players. Ed did not invent finger tapping, and Randy did it differently including the tip of the pick. Randy did say something about knowing the fans like the flash during a solo so he wishes he had more time to do something really special. I think Randy's knowledge of music theory at a high level, and his mom making hin figure stuff out by ear, really helped him. And this is one of the main reasons he plays the notes in perfect sequence because everything he did made a lot of sense.
@@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle -- "And this is one of the main reasons he plays the notes in perfect sequence because everything he did made a lot of sense." Good point.
Randy Rhoads is gone but not forgotten and is the finest Guitar player that ever lived. God Bless 🙏 Randy Rhoads.
all time A leaguer getting his just due later this year at the RNRHOF
Makes a guitar sing like nobody else could or ever will RR king
The best live band ever !
Sounds very fluid and heavy ❤
So cool thanks for sharing. Randy was the best to pick up the guitar. Made it his own. Amazing talent RIP Randy Rhoads
The God of Rock guitar
all time A leaguer, finally getting recognized for his brilliance later this year at the RNRHOF induction
My dad saw Randy on the Blizzard tour in Clearwater in 81', he was thinking about going to the tangerine bowl show, (the show scheduled the day after Randy passed) he said that he probably wouldn't have gone anyways cause when he saw Ozzy in 81', he said that Randy was the saving grace of that show, Ozzy just didn't sound good live cause of all the drinkin' and druggin'
He says that he's really lucky to have gotten to see that, and I would agree
That show wasn't in Clearwater, it was at Curtis Hixon Hall in downtown Tampa. I was there.
@@RigidRecords69 thanks for the clear up, I guess I misunderstood him, my dad lived in Clearwater, but I know he and his friends used to drive to Tampa and Jacksonville for concerts all the time.
Randy will always b The Greatest in my eyes and heart ♥️😊
Tribute, is a great album, because it lets people hear how amazing Randy was live, maybe one of the best players live ever, his ability to change songs up nightly and make them sound as good as the original despite phrasing changes. However, Tribute could have been so much better if they had used shows from the Diary of a Madman tour, and including the band jam and Over the Mountain..
It was 1981 calf ozzy said going to have a beer back stage i will leav you with randy for a Wyle he played for 30min people i ame hear to tell no other guitar player in the world could have beat randy the sound he was giting out of his guitar was like nothing i had ever herd before ever amazing
This recording wasn't California. This is from Sophia Gardens Wales Cardiff U.K Nov 1981.
Just came across this one. Love the band jam. Thanks for sharing this. Amazing stuff.
You're welcome :)
I was there at the front! Diary of a Madman was a great show at Sophia, but I liked the one the previous year better ...as they played more Sabbath stuff..Iron Man etc.. Randy was a top guitarist, one of the best I've seen.
I'm so glad I can play this. Mr. Rhoads, you were the best thing to happen when I retreated to my room and records as a young boy. I used to love the feeling I'd get on a rainy day after a doobie putting on the earphones and marveling at your and mr. Paisleys compositions and Lyrics. I thank you for inspiring me and being a friend I never met but always could run to when life seemed so alien. You have the greatest fans
Macdeth, what an emotionally honest comment. You memories reflect my own and no doubt many others. RR was a true master of musical madness and melody. His phrasing was and is unrivalled. He had absolute command of his instrument and controlled with easy the level of gain that would have terrified most players. He left this world far far too early leaving millions of us with a heavy heart to this day, but he was here and gave us so very much in such a short time. He would be delighted, humbled and a little embarrassed if he knew how many lives he changed by slinging that guitar over his shoulder and doing what only he could do with it. Musical sensibility and melodic mastery of the tallest order.
Macdeth, what an emotionally honest comment. You memories reflect my own and no doubt many others. RR was a true master of musical madness and melody. His phrasing was and is unrivalled. He had absolute command of his instrument and controlled with easy the level of gain that would have terrified most players. He left this world far far too early leaving millions of us with a heavy heart to this day, but he was here and gave us so very much in such a short time. He would be delighted, humbled and a little embarrassed if he knew how many lives he changed by slinging that guitar over his shoulder and doing what only he could do with it. Musical sensibility and melodic mastery of the tallest order.
wow you guys said it perfect ly
Me again!!
this is unbelievable solo but that solo segment was done on the Diary of a Madman tour
on the Blizzard tour it was much longer than that and the band didnt kick in until he finished
then they would play the rest of Suicide Solution
Did you read the video title? It says Nov 1981 which was the Diary tour in the U.K
@@mojopin70
Oops I stand corrected the Diary started in November that's right in November in Europe
Finally the good stuff.
Thank you 🎉🎉🎉
Welcome!
Cheers and and a beer to whoever recorded this!
Great Jams
FUCKIN AWESOME!!
Sweet
There is a amazing arpeggio thingy that Randy Rhoads does after 1:03 at NY Palladium New York, NY 5/2/81 that makes me go nutso.
never heard this one. Thanks for sharing.
Amazing!
I've never heard these jams before, awesome!
You're welcome :)
Thanks for sharing, there are never enough of the solos out there. Personally, I love the fill and handover to the drums. I’ve never heard Randy’s version.
Yes!
My brothers.. Randy ... Zakk... And Darrell the Dimebag Abbott
1:50 and on Sounds like yngwie malmsteen fusion. Maybe Randy would've done more neo-classical music after Ozzy....??
But we can't say 😞
The best ever ❤️
The Master
Man I just heard the new live cd with the anniversary Diary. It's so fucking great anytime I hear even a single "new" phrase. Make no mistake, EVERYONE that was in a badass band got Spanked once he walked thru the door into the party. He was escorted out way too soon by a malevolent force that followed.
Randy RULES!
Man, this is good. Thanks for the upload.
You're welcome , glad you enjoyed it,the other recent comments just came here to complain that 1 photo was accidently uploaded as Randy when it was a tribute guitarist.
🤘 Fn Randy Rhoads MAN ! 🤘
The legend!
R.R 🎸 The King!!
WE LOVE YOU RANDY!!
⚘💜⚘⚡⚡⚡♾
the genius lives on!!!!
Great solo and band jam ... I have listened to the suicide solution that is played befor this but I can't find it any more. It was so unbelievably great it makes me sad that I can hear it any more
Larry Macgyver it’s suicide solution of the Randy Rhoads tribute album
Thanks for sharing this. Randy Rhoads!
You are welcome. Randy lives on!
My goodness
No one is better than him 😮💨
Every song on blizzard,diary and tribute was a Randy Rhoads solo...isnt it true?
Very true!
1 more thank for metsl shop i recored it live on cassette dont know what happed to it but now o can hear it again
🤟😝🤟
Eddie Van Halen SHIT his pants when he first heard this!
alsome some of the best photos ive seen! my bed room was wall to wall nothing but randy
Me too, in my High School Days... :) ♫
I was there too, both UK tours, they blew me into next year! Inspired me to go into music full time too. There were loads more clips from the Cardiff shows a few years back; anyone know where they've gone??
+Paul Goodyear Hi Paul, yes this was nov 81 Bob and Lee were forced out just after Doam was recorded in march 81...have you checked Ultimaterhoads.com? in the audio section there are hundreds of uploads from the whole RR era :)
+mojopin 70 thanks I'll have a look
nice photos, ive never heard this b4! thanks for the upload
This show at Sophia was great, but the one from the previous Oct was a bit better IMO...mainly due to the sabbath songs they also played. Good times.
So sad he didn't get to live to show us his full potential!!!
May 1st 1981 Orpheum Theatre Boston May 1st 1981.
Incorrect. This is Cardiff Wales U.K November 1981.
Agreed I guess what I was trying to say was I was lucky enough to see The Blizzard of Ozz on that date in Boston. Place holds about 2700. Little did I realize what I was witnessing and how short lived it would be. I'm very glad I found this great recording...where is the rest of the show!
Always sad to hear him😔🧡🧡
It's sad but he achieved so much in such a short time. It always makes me shiver when Ozzy said he knew Randy would'nt make ' old bones' i think some people know when their time will come. Ronnie Van Zant always said he knew he wouldn't make 30. THere is a story that Ozzy , Randy and Bob did a seance at the house where they wrote the albums in late 1979( a friend owns it now and it's only my channel) the board said " Randy you're going to die " they got scared and chucked everything in the fire ( they had made the board with bits of paper etc)
10,000 thumbs up!
I got a parable for rock and roll centers for God so loved the world he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believes in him will not perish but have everlasting life life is so fragile fragile we never know when we're going to leave out of here we'll never know if maybe tomorrow maybe our last we don't know when it would be our last that's why we need to accept Christ because we don't know we don't have tomorrow if we accept Christ we're passed from death into life Jesus promises eternal life to the unbeliever if we go to him and accept him will forgive our sins and cleanse us of all unrighteousness so receive him today tomorrow's not promised Jesus said what profit a man to gain the whole world but lose his own soul the burning hell
More RR please
Unreal!!
Magic isn't it....
Mojopin 70 I actually Talked to Randy’s Mother on the Phone in the mid 80s, at Mussonia in North Hollywood.
Yes 🤘🤘🤘🤘.
Mr .DAISLEY I mean. Hey people did you know 80% of Ozzys lyrics were written by Bob Daisley?! Ozzy lucked out with drugs and this band.
Bob wrote ALL lyrics for the first 5 albums and most of" No more Tears"it's all in his book and I have talked with him several times! Ozzy is a brain dead idiot that got 2 shots of fame on the backs of others! Yes ,he did play harmonica on 1 Sabbath song! But other than that Ozzy is a musical dingbat! Randy HATED Sabbath! I asked him to teach me Sabbath Bloody Sabbath ,he did. I was about 13 and knew Randy as a neighbor ,so I asked if he liked Sabbath,he said NO ! He thought they were stoner rock,and he would kinda slowly bang is head and make noises ,like he was imitating Ozzy! So he really didn't care about the Ozzy gig,that is why he took his little amp from Musonia and his guitar and started tuning up and playing some riffs.He actually showed up late because he didn't wan't to go,his Mom said that he should,and he felt bad about that later, but no one could possibly have known what would happen. Anyway most people know all this,I just got carried away! With Bob writing,mainly about Ozzy and his faults,Suicide Solution,or Mr. Crowley ,who Ozzy had no idea who he as ,but sang about him every night for over 25 years before Zakk bought a poster of Crowley and hung it up on the wall wherever they were, and oz kept asking who that fat c^%t was!? No one could believe that he had no idea who he was!!!! That says it all right there!
@@MichaelDouglasSkewes There's a photo in Bob's book that i gave him, it's the photo of the house in Monmouth in black and white where they wrote Blizzard and DIary. It belongs to friends , there's a video on my profile called ' Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman house '
@@MichaelDouglasSkewes although I agree, I do think Ozzy should be credited for the way he interpreted lyrics and some of the melodies he came up with. Also, the unique tone plays a huge part in the sound too. That said, what a set of musicians he surrounded himself with. Totally lucked out. We lost an amazing musician in Randy but holy shit was Jake an insane guitarist in his own right. Then young Zakk? Je hit the jackpot each and every time.
So.. could Bob Daisley be the front man for the band? I think not, the reason for Rudy Sarzo replacing Bob was at shows he wasn't a good performer.
Michael Douglas Skewes Just stop with your ignorance about Ozzy and Sabbath. There is no denying the GREATNESS that is BLACK SABBATH. It may not have been Randy’s “cup of tea” he was raised playing classical music while Iommi was pure blues based. Ozzy and Randy were the best of friends before his untimely and tragic death. Ozzy got the BEST out of everyone musically. Iommi, Randy, Jake e lee, Zakk, Joe Holmes, Gus G.
Ozzy wasn’t a lyricist. We all know this, However his vocal melodies have made him almost as popular as Elvis these days. Ozzy & Daisley, got the best out of Randy. Something Kevin Dubrow couldn’t do. Quiet Riot was nothing but corny glam rock. Ozzy’s talent and persona made it possible for everybody to be creative to their fullest potential.
i 2nd the motion
Cool! :)
I like your shirt.
This is better than the Tribute solo ..imo
I think you're probably right....
Oh, by the way this gig was Tommy and Rudy
I just think Kerslake and Daisley were a solid rhythm team. I do think Rudy Sarzo is good and an absolute wonderful human being. I'm not knocking RS and TA at all. I just prefer the other lineup.
I am certain that this jam would've been incorporated into a song for the next album if Randy would've stayed with Ozzy had he not passed away.
Yes i would agree with that. According to Don Airey Randy and Don were working on things together like this.
If you are interested there is a video on my channel called ' Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of Madman house' it's a studio now but was a rehearshal space when Randy Ozzy and Bob Daisley wrote Blizzard and most of Diary there. It belongs to a friend now ( weird coincidence)
@@mojopin70 that's awesome!
Good point and youre propably right
You got a picture of a look a like in there at 1:57. How could Randy be playing a Jackson polka dot Randy Rhoads tribute that was only made in the 90's.
Oh i do like to moan beside the seaside, oh i do like to moan beside the sea.....
i think i know where lynch got the idea for mr.scary.
Yes quite possibly , Randy told a student at an airport the last time he saw him to ' learn your diminished ' I think Lynch was asked to replace Randy at musonia..The strange thing is Lynch didn't know his theory but obviously learnt the diminished scale...
Both are in F# as well!
11/30/81
0:49 good lord
Would be nice to hear how they cme up,with this and when was first time they played this. Maybe fall 81?
Randy and Don Airey worked on quite a bit together ......
The photo at 1:58 is not Randy, it's someone in a tribute band.
That's what I thought too
@@joep1551 Bit difficult now the photos were edited in the audio .....the only way to do that would be to remove the whole thing and start again. Oh well. It did fool me but i was trying to put a lot of RR photos in one video and didn't look hard enough at that one!
thank you i saw it and first. thing i said was thats not randy dam close though
I can tell by the guitar that it is not him.
Dime def drew influence from Randy Rhoads. Sounds almost Identical to a live solo, he did on stage at 18.
I have no doubt. I think he even did a cover of Believer , i've heard it somewhere....
1:04
incredible I can't believe I never heard this.
What a huge difference between this band with Kerslake and Daisley as opposed to Sarai and Aldridge.
This time itsTommy and Rudy though. They started to play the jam on Diary tour in US
@@atteljas This is Wales U.K Nov 1981 so they were playing it before the U.S tour.
Mojopin 70 Didnt they start US Blizzard tour april 1981 and Tribute show was in may. But its also with Rudy and Tommy? Have you wondered why Randy played pretty much the same solo on his solo spot. Yet I think Children of the graves solo was where he maybe improvised or played different solo maybe every night.
@@atteljas The Diary of Madman tour started in the UK :
Tour/Dates
5 Nov 1981 - 8 Aug 1982
This recording is from 30/11/ 81 Cardiff Wales UK.
@@mojopin70 Thats right they did a UK tour after they went to States.
was this with Lee and Bob or Tommy and Rudy?
mojopin70 thanks for that. I thought the drum solo sounded like Tommy off the Tribute album. Wush there was a recording of Bob and Lee and Randy jamming like this live.
The date says Nov. 1981, so that would be Tommy and Rudy.
@Craig Willis Yes they did. This is Wales U.K November 1981. That is Tommy Aldridge and Rudy Sarzo playing in the audio. Bob and Lee were forced out in March 1981.
Lol 1:57 was not Randy
That isn't RR @ 1:57
Read the description.
What fool disliked this
Sometimes it's because they are jealous, stupid ,childish....
It was that lying ass EVH!
@@rhoadsmatheson2246 This comment didn't age well at all. Lmao
@@InfluenzerMusic lol.. no, I guess it didn't
Only an idiot KISS or Pearl Jam fan would give this thumbs down.
One of the photos you posted in the video is not Randy...
Yes I know, just close your eyes.
He would have only got better. Is that possible?
Who's on drums?
Tommy Aldridge
@@mojopin70 hes a monster!!!