I don't actually have a link to a newspaper article yet. I just stumbled
on a live stream about his death but it's ending so maybe wait a few
minutes and they'll hopefully leave it so that it can be replayed....
On a personal note, I definitely appreciated Black Sabbath back in the
day. I've got the first four albums and still listen to them on occasion
(via YouTube) and appreciate them.
I've never pretended to understand Ozzy as a person or what drove him.
His slurred speech always made him seem massively impaired every time I
saw an interview with him - or a clip from his reality show - but he
couldn't have lived this long if he was *that* drunk/stoned could he so
maybe he wasn't actually as wasted as he seemed. But you can't deny that
he made a memorable front man, both of Black Sabbath and of his solo band.
R.I.P. Ozzy!
I don't actually have a link to a newspaper article yet. I just stumbled
on a live stream about his death but it's ending so maybe wait a few
minutes and they'll hopefully leave it so that it can be replayed....
On a personal note, I definitely appreciated Black Sabbath back in the
day. I've got the first four albums and still listen to them on occasion
(via YouTube) and appreciate them.
I've never pretended to understand Ozzy as a person or what drove him.
His slurred speech always made him seem massively impaired every time I
saw an interview with him - or a clip from his reality show - but he
couldn't have lived this long if he was *that* drunk/stoned could he so
maybe he wasn't actually as wasted as he seemed. But you can't deny that
he made a memorable front man, both of Black Sabbath and of his solo band.
R.I.P. Ozzy!
On 7/22/25 1:19 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Rhino <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:
I don't actually have a link to a newspaper article yet. I just stumbled >>> on a live stream about his death but it's ending so maybe wait a few
minutes and they'll hopefully leave it so that it can be replayed....
https://apnews.com/article/ozzy-osbourne-dies-adff88b55f1d3b0bace5705d58d3cdde
On a personal note, I definitely appreciated Black Sabbath back in the
day. I've got the first four albums and still listen to them on occasion >>> (via YouTube) and appreciate them.
I've never pretended to understand Ozzy as a person or what drove him.
His slurred speech always made him seem massively impaired every time I
saw an interview with him - or a clip from his reality show - but he
couldn't have lived this long if he was *that* drunk/stoned could he so
maybe he wasn't actually as wasted as he seemed. But you can't deny that >>> he made a memorable front man, both of Black Sabbath and of his solo band. >>
R.I.P. Ozzy!
If Ozzy Osborne can make it to 76, then I think anyone can!!
Rhino <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:
I don't actually have a link to a newspaper article yet. I just stumbled
on a live stream about his death but it's ending so maybe wait a few
minutes and they'll hopefully leave it so that it can be replayed....
https://apnews.com/article/ozzy-osbourne-dies-adff88b55f1d3b0bace5705d58d3cdde
On a personal note, I definitely appreciated Black Sabbath back in the
day. I've got the first four albums and still listen to them on occasion
(via YouTube) and appreciate them.
I've never pretended to understand Ozzy as a person or what drove him.
His slurred speech always made him seem massively impaired every time I
saw an interview with him - or a clip from his reality show - but he
couldn't have lived this long if he was *that* drunk/stoned could he so
maybe he wasn't actually as wasted as he seemed. But you can't deny that
he made a memorable front man, both of Black Sabbath and of his solo band.
R.I.P. Ozzy!
On 7/22/25 1:19 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Rhino <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:
I don't actually have a link to a newspaper article yet. I just stumbled >>> on a live stream about his death but it's ending so maybe wait a few
minutes and they'll hopefully leave it so that it can be replayed....
https://apnews.com/article/ozzy-osbourne-dies-adff88b55f1d3b0bace5705d58d3cdde
On a personal note, I definitely appreciated Black Sabbath back in the
day. I've got the first four albums and still listen to them on occasion >>> (via YouTube) and appreciate them.
I've never pretended to understand Ozzy as a person or what drove him.
His slurred speech always made him seem massively impaired every time I
saw an interview with him - or a clip from his reality show - but he
couldn't have lived this long if he was *that* drunk/stoned could he so
maybe he wasn't actually as wasted as he seemed. But you can't deny that >>> he made a memorable front man, both of Black Sabbath and of his solo band. >>
R.I.P. Ozzy!
If Ozzy Osborne can make it to 76, then I think anyone can!!
I've never pretended to understand Ozzy as a person or what drove him. >>>> His slurred speech always made him seem massively impaired every time I >>>> saw an interview with him - or a clip from his reality show - but he
couldn't have lived this long if he was *that* drunk/stoned could he so >>>> maybe he wasn't actually as wasted as he seemed. But you can't deny that >>>> he made a memorable front man, both of Black Sabbath and of his solo band. >>>
R.I.P. Ozzy!
If Ozzy Osborne can make it to 76, then I think anyone can!!
Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones would be another I would point
to. Man is 81 years old and looks to be about 200 but is still going.
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