Ozzy’d had the Diary Of A Madman idea in the back of his mind for years, a loose concept that came from the madness in his ...
Former Ozzy Osbourne bass player Bob Daisley – who was a key part in establishing the Prince of Darkness' solo career – believes Diary of a Madman is one of the best representations of Randy Rhoads' ...
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Why some of the guitar parts on Ozzy Osbourne's Diary of a Madman made Randy Rhoads “cringe”
Looking back on the rock world 45, 50, or 60 years ago, it's remarkable how prolific acts of every sonic persuasion were expected to be. There are more examples than can be easily listed here of bands ...
Founding member of Quiet Riot and eventual Ozzy Osbourne guitarist, Randy Rhoads made a career out of rocking. In just a short time, the heavy metal axeman became a trailblazing talent, popularizing ...
The longtime Osbourne collaborator opened up about the late guitar legend. Osbourne’s early success as a solo artist was boosted by the addition of guitar player Randy Rhoads to his band. But Rhoads, ...
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