Who cares how douchy he is? We go to their concerts to hear them shred guitar, not talk shit. When you're a guitar god, you pretty much have the authority to be as douchy as you want.
After 10 years of having this video shows, only 1 person down-voted it. I'm guessing someone clicked the wrong icon by mistake, maybe during a drunken night.
"Dee", "Crazy Train", "Goodbye To Romance" all in one song. Next time anyone says it was Ozzy that made Ozzy, listen to this and realize how much influence Randy had on Ozzy's first two albums.
Many parts of this are familiar to what Randy would use with Ozzy, both in songs as well as his now famous, “spotlight solo.” As a guitarist, and those of you who also play, you can relate to how you come up with little things, licks and such that you like but have yet to place them within a song or as part of a solo. This stuff can stay with you months and years and even then, you can’t come up with a way to use it. That’s what you’re hearing here. It’s like Randy’s ‘scrapbook’ of riffs, song ideas and general guitar solos. What a great view into him and his process. RIP, RANDY RHOADS. MUCH too soon. Glad I saw him with Ozzy in Alpine Valley.
I wish I could have put it into words as well as you did. I'm 46 and remember ideas that came into my head when I was in my late teens and early 20's that I knew were interesting, and still do, but have never been able to implement into my playing since. You mentioned Alpine Valley. Is that the Alpine Valley in East Troy Wisconsin... I've been there many times. I saw Pearl Jam, Sound Garden, Chili Peppers, Alice in Chains, Megadeth, Slayer, Anthrax, Bon Jovi, Skid Row and others I can't remember. I was supposed to be at Stevie Ray Vaughan's last performance but was sick and couldn't go. I'd like to talk to you about your experience seeing Randy live.
The world lost out on greatness when we lost Randy. I always think to myself how much more Epic Music Randy would have shared with us had he not passed so young. RIP
Everyone including Eddie always say he took his techniques from EVH. Randy was doing this stuff a year before Van Halen came out with their first album
IDK if he took techniques fromm EVH or not (nothing wrong with that to be honest... everyone takes from others) but eddie and randy (george lynch too) were doing the same clubs in those years 76-78 before either of them went big.
@fartbrother Listen again...that whole section from about 7:15 til right about 8:00 is "Dee"...I very well could be wrong, but that's what it sounds like to my ears. Regardless, Randy was (is) awesome, and a HUGE influence on my playing. R.I.P Randy...
The bands get cents compared to the record company that get's most of the money If you really want to support the bands go and buy a ticket and see them live buying the cd is supporting the record company
Randy Rhoads was up there with Van Halen at the peak of his cateer. Rhoads was in my opinion more talented than VH. His solos were better. Tribute album is the greatest guitar work ever put together.
People always argued me down when I said that I thought Randy was better than Eddie.Randy just seemed to be more in control,polished and accomplished than Eddie. Having said that Eddie was more influential than any guitarist to date.Eddie inspired millions to pick up a guitar. In fact, he(Eddie), was the reason I started playing guitar.
@@Terrain1017 I picked up guitar because of Tony Iommi," the band that inspired every metal/rock band in the planet, including us" James Hatfield, Metallica. "We played every Black Sabbath song, Into the void was the heaviest song ever made" Van Halen. I love EVH, he has played a big role in my life. But Tony Iommi created a whole new genre of music where countless like RR and EVH were able to shine. But the same can be said of Black Sabbath. Without the Beatles they may not exist. Then we get into the argument of "Who made Who". Noticed before Ozzy, Randy was just playing in the shadows of EVH. But then he just emerges as a guitar wiz and no one can argue he was phenomenal.
@@MrStarlight1980 I would agree with this. They were both virtuosos. Blessed to have heard them both but we can only imagine what Randy would've did had he not been taken so early.
@@jeffmccain9204 Correct. I bought this CD when it came out and Kevin explained in the liner notes that he re-amped Randy's tracks through Carlos Cavazo's Marshalls for this album in order finally get tone Randy would have wanted back then.
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What heathen dares to dislike the shiny golden god that is Randy Rhoads!?
i know seriously....give me RANDY anyday of the week over EDDIE DOUCHEHALEN.
gideons .mob No need to knock on eddie. Yeah, RR is the best ever, but EVH doesn't deserve hate.
+Jack Regz he is kinda a douche lord tho
Who cares how douchy he is? We go to their concerts to hear them shred guitar, not talk shit. When you're a guitar god, you pretty much have the authority to be as douchy as you want.
After 10 years of having this video shows, only 1 person down-voted it. I'm guessing someone clicked the wrong icon by mistake, maybe during a drunken night.
"Dee", "Crazy Train", "Goodbye To Romance" all in one song. Next time anyone says it was Ozzy that made Ozzy, listen to this and realize how much influence Randy had on Ozzy's first two albums.
Ive always said this myself
Randy saved ozzy without him it would have ended i love ozzy but randy is king
@@kennedycrevoiserat7095 Jake e lee is impressive, but I dont think he's randy levels of good
“Mental wounds not healing, who and what’s to blame? I’m going off the rails on the crazy train.” - Bob Daisley
Yep. Randy and Bob Daisley wrote those first two records. Ozzy had input obviously, but it was majority Randy and Bob.
Many parts of this are familiar to what Randy would use with Ozzy, both in songs as well as his now famous, “spotlight solo.” As a guitarist, and those of you who also play, you can relate to how you come up with little things, licks and such that you like but have yet to place them within a song or as part of a solo. This stuff can stay with you months and years and even then, you can’t come up with a way to use it. That’s what you’re hearing here. It’s like Randy’s ‘scrapbook’ of riffs, song ideas and general guitar solos. What a great view into him and his process. RIP, RANDY RHOADS. MUCH too soon. Glad I saw him with Ozzy in Alpine Valley.
I wish I could have put it into words as well as you did. I'm 46 and remember ideas that came into my head when I was in my late teens and early 20's that I knew were interesting, and still do, but have never been able to implement into my playing since. You mentioned Alpine Valley. Is that the Alpine Valley in East Troy Wisconsin... I've been there many times. I saw Pearl Jam, Sound Garden, Chili Peppers, Alice in Chains, Megadeth, Slayer, Anthrax, Bon Jovi, Skid Row and others I can't remember. I was supposed to be at Stevie Ray Vaughan's last performance but was sick and couldn't go. I'd like to talk to you about your experience seeing Randy live.
Best guitarist ever!! RIP Randy Rhoads!
HELL YEAH!!!
The world lost out on greatness when we lost Randy. I always think to myself how much more Epic Music Randy would have shared with us had he not passed so young. RIP
Great Guitar sounds for 1977. No one else was playing like that at the time. But I can hear some Jimmy Page (Heartbreaker) influence in that solo.
I hear a lot of Communication Breakdown in this tune but it's still a great riff and Randy's tone was insane.
And Brian May (Brighton Rock)
A guitar GOD! Truly, one of the best to ever-EVER live! God Bless RR!
RIP Kevin & Randy,gone way to soon...
RIP Frankie
Glad to see people are still viewing this :)
Everyone including Eddie always say he took his techniques from EVH. Randy was doing this stuff a year before Van Halen came out with their first album
IDK if he took techniques fromm EVH or not (nothing wrong with that to be honest... everyone takes from others) but eddie and randy (george lynch too) were doing the same clubs in those years 76-78 before either of them went big.
Almost 10 years later and this video only has ONE dislike. What does that tell you?
That it isn't getting enough attention
That one person was super drunk and missed the 'like' button.
The person who disliked it can't play like Randy Rhoads lol
The classical elements of the solo reminds me of the head cutting scene in Crossroads.
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On the guitar, this is Randy Rhoads!
Randy Rhoads Was,is And will always be a guitar 🎸 Legend 🤘🏾🎸.R.I.P Randy,God Bless 🤘🏾🎸🎸🎸🤘🏾.
Crazy train beat at 8:25
It was still “kicking”
6:50 he starts an early version of DEE
Dee and laughing gas are my favorite Randy songs
“Jimmy page is my favorite guitarist” I take that back
such a good song
@fartbrother
Listen again...that whole section from about 7:15 til right about 8:00 is "Dee"...I very well could be wrong, but that's what it sounds like to my ears.
Regardless, Randy was (is) awesome, and a HUGE influence on my playing.
R.I.P Randy...
I hear some of randy rhoads "RR" that is later on ozzy's blizzard of oz album as an outtake.
I LOVE YOU RANDY RHOADS!!!!!!! YOU CANT KILL ROCK AND ROLL!!!!!!! I WILL!!!!!!!!👩🎤🎸🤘💖😁😇✝️🙏
თითქოს გრძნობდა, რომ მალე წავიდოდა.. რენდი გვენატრები.. ვლოცულობთ შენი ლამაზი სულისთვის... დალოცე შვილები და ნათესავები...
Archpriest exactly
RR forever RIP
6:15 man thats pure metal
so legendary
HOLY SHIT, THAT IS DEE!!!
You can tell he limited himself in the Quiot Riot years when it came to riffs. But damn those solos are good.
I like how this version is the same as one of the live yt versions (1of..2?)
Kevin D. did a remix master recording on the Randy Rhoads Years album
Really good.
Goodbye to romance
The beginning sounds like communication breakdown from LED Zeppelin and yes I know Zeppelin took that song from another artist.
Actually I was wrong communication breakdown was one of the only songs from the first album they didn't plagiarized. My mistake.
were can i get this cd!! i need it so badly
EBAY
awesome
@NoisePollution365 thats untill i come in haha jk hes my idol n the reason i even play guitar haha . rip randy \m/
Why is this not on Spotify 😭😭🤘
sounds like communication breakdown..
Totally.
Except better.
I heard that too!
8-0
amazing.
Cool right on.
The bands get cents compared to the record company that get's most of the money If you really want to support the bands go and buy a ticket and see them live buying the cd is supporting the record company
Buy their merch in person, ticket sales mainly go to the venue
@JasVincent1968 nice ad
He must have still been a kid when this was recorded?
He was 23 yrs old
Randy Rhoads was up there with Van Halen at the peak of his cateer. Rhoads was in my opinion more talented than VH. His solos were better. Tribute album is the greatest guitar work ever put together.
Better better better... there is no best in the music.. Just different!
People always argued me down when I said that I thought Randy was better than Eddie.Randy just seemed to be more in control,polished and accomplished than Eddie.
Having said that Eddie was more influential than any guitarist to date.Eddie inspired millions to pick up a guitar. In fact, he(Eddie), was the reason I started playing guitar.
@@Terrain1017 I picked up guitar because of Tony Iommi," the band that inspired every metal/rock band in the planet, including us" James Hatfield, Metallica. "We played every Black Sabbath song, Into the void was the heaviest song ever made" Van Halen. I love EVH, he has played a big role in my life. But Tony Iommi created a whole new genre of music where countless like RR and EVH were able to shine. But the same can be said of Black Sabbath. Without the Beatles they may not exist. Then we get into the argument of "Who made Who". Noticed before Ozzy, Randy was just playing in the shadows of EVH. But then he just emerges as a guitar wiz and no one can argue he was phenomenal.
@@MrStarlight1980 I would agree with this. They were both virtuosos. Blessed to have heard them both but we can only imagine what Randy would've did had he not been taken so early.
@@MrStarlight1980 It takes more skill to do what Randy does
I hear some communication breakdown
is it just me or does Randy seem to be a little inspired by Brian May with his solo
You're right. Especially the part where the solo begins, kind of sounds like "Brighton Rock."
He uses delay in the beginning of the solo
#GuitarHero
0 Dislikes! Amen to the mighty Rhoads! Live on forever bro! \m/
Was Randy using the big Peavy head on this?
I would assume so. Kevin said he didn't achieve the sound he wanted until he played on Ozzys Marshall's.
@@jeffmccain9204 Correct. I bought this CD when it came out and Kevin explained in the liner notes that he re-amped Randy's tracks through Carlos Cavazo's Marshalls for this album in order finally get tone Randy would have wanted back then.
@fartbrothers123 true!
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僕は、ランディ・ローズのことは、全然知らなかったです。
初めて、ランディ・ローズの演奏を聴いて、凄い人だったことが分かりました。
25歳の若さで亡くなったので本当に、悲しいです。
communication breakdown led zeppelin?
pretty messy with delay
Randy was a little better than Eddie
Two of my favorites. I'm sure RR would have continued to floor us with amazing material had he not passed
@@billywilliams8753 he Wouldve pursued classical, that's why he wanted to leave the band.
@@BluTheHonky That's my understanding. I know he wanted a masters in classical guitar
Now that Eddie is dead randy can teach Eddie what he's learned while in heaven
I don’t know if I could say Randy was better but they were definitely in the same league
DuBro best of the worst. Lol.