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All aboard for Ozzy Osbourne! The legendary "Prince of Darkness," famed for fronting the pioneering heavy metal band Black Sabbath and forging an iconic multi-platinum solo career, is a true rock institution. His unmistakable voice and theatrical persona have influenced generations of rock and metal music.

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OZZY OSBOURNE: Ozzy Osbourne, Crazy Train, Road to Nowhere, Mama, I'm Coming Home, Bark at the Moon, Shot in the Dark

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His extensive solo work, powered by collaborations with legendary guitarists, includes genre-defining heavy metal anthems exploring madness and the supernatural. He also achieved massive mainstream success with powerful, melodic rock hits and heartfelt power ballads reflecting on life's journey, love, loss, and the intense longing for home.

TITLE: Ozzy Osbourne
CATEGORY: All Time Favorite Music
ACTIVE: 1967–present (1967)
BAND: Ozzy Osbourne

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"Crazy Train"

All aboard Ozzy Osbourne's "Crazy Train"! His explosive 1980/81 debut solo single is a timeless Heavy Metal anthem. Powered by Randy Rhoads' legendary guitar riff and Ozzy's iconic wail, this high-energy track remains a staple of rock radio and intense workout playlists worldwide.

TITLE: Crazy Train
CATEGORY: All Time Favorite Music
BAND: Ozzy Osbourne
GENRE: Heavy Metal
OTHER: Workout Song
RELEASEDAY: March 27
YEAR: 1981

Released as the lead single in 1981 in most territories from his 1980 debut solo album Blizzard of Ozz, "Crazy Train" triumphantly launched Ozzy Osbourne's post-Black Sabbath career...

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"Road to Nowhere"

Reflect on the journey with Ozzy Osbourne's "Road to Nowhere." This powerful 1991 ballad blends Hard Rock emotion with Classic Rock sensibilities. Featuring Zakk Wylde's signature guitar work, it offers a contemplative look at life's uncertain path, memorably closing the acclaimed No More Tears album with depth.