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Former Ozzy Osbourne bassist Rudy Sarzo described the sound of hopelessness he heard when Randy Rhoads died in June 2021.

The 'Led Zeppelin II' cut edged out "Crazy Train" and "Back in Black" for the honor.

"I was kind of emotionally wounded after Randy died," Osbourne relayed to writer Cory Grow. "It took me until No More Tears to get back on the right path with recording. He died really young, and he didn't deserve to die. It's really strange for me to sit here and reflect. Like, fucking hell, 40 years — it seems like it was yesterday." The singer also touched on some details of a tale familiar to longtime Ozzy fans — that of his last excursion with Rhoads as the band were on their way to play a festival in Orlando, Fla., and Osbourne's final conversation with the guitarist. Rhoads' last ...

House of Hair with Dee Snider Motley Crüe + Motown = Mötley Reeves & The Crüellas “Ten Seconds to Run” Nowhere to Run by  I Don’t Know is in this mix.  Soul Metal is born! “Then one day, the children of Soul and the children of Metal found each other, saying “This is the music of our ancestors”. And they admired the mashup so much, they became family to each other. And there was finally lasting peace in the land.”

Ozzy Osbourne ‘Happy’ Rock HOF is Honoring Randy Rhoads’ ‘Genius’ "I'm so happy that Randy's genius, which we all saw from the beginning, is finally being recognized and that he is getting his due,” Osbourne admitted during a conversation with Sal Cirrincione of Premiere Radio Networks (as transcribed by Blabbermouth). “I only wish he was here in person to get this award and that we could all celebrate together. It's really great that Randy's family, friends and fans get to see him honored this way." After initially beginning his career in Quiet Riot, Rhoads became Osbourne’s...