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You've Got Another Thing Comin'

Breaking the Law

From what I can recall.... RIDING THE WIND

BREAKING THE LAW

DIAMONDS & RUST

VICTIM OF CHANGES

LIVING AFTER MIDNIGHT

GREEN MANALISHI

YOUVE GOT ANOTHER THING COMING

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Not that I know too. However, the parents of Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath guitarist) did live in Kingstanding. Endhill Road I believe.

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When he started singing and acting

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It affected them like a dirty cheap ginger affects a population of blondes.

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yes

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No. Contrary to popular belief, Ozzy Osbourne is a Catholic. He has never even thought about worshipping the devil. In his autobiography, I AM OZZY, he talks about how he used to make fun of the satanists that would follow him around. He also has numerous songs mentioning the common misconception of his religion such as After & Forever which has the following lyrics:

Could it be you're afraid of what your friends might say

when you believe in God above?

They should realize before they criticize

that God is the only way to love.

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Ozzy had one dughter with his first wife; Jessica Osbourne. He then married Sharon Osbourne and had Aimee Osbourne and Kelly Osbourne.

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He ate the head of a bat.

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Ozzy Osbourne is alive and actually quite healthy. Contrary to popular belief, he is clean from drugs and excessive alcohol. He does smoke an occasional cigar, and still loves to drink wine.

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no because Ozzy's last name is spelt osbourne and mary's is spelt osborne with no u

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Ozzy Osbourne did the following:

LSD, Pot, Cocaine, Heroin, Peyote, Psilocybin Mushrooms, acid, Quaaludes, glue, cough mixture, Rohypnol, Klonopin, Vicodin, Booze, and too many other heavy duty substances to list in this footnote.

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Ozzy Osbourne is a British metal singer who is most famous for his parts in "Black Sabbath".

He also has a good solo career where he has played with such guitarists such as Zakk Wylde, randy rhoads,and Jake E Lee

He has gained recent popularity from his reality show on MTV "The Osbournes"

he also has a wife named Sharon and 3 children Aimee, Kelly, and Jack

he was born on December 3 1948

Ozzy Osbourne is a Heavy Metal singer with his band named after him.

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No, he mentions in his book "I am Ozzy" that he would love to play an instrument but he can't because he has an attetion deficency and dyslexia which make it ipossible for Ozzy to concentreate more than 5 seconds.

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The only reason I ask was because of the new show, it is really obvious

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Yes he did.It's one of his favourite shows.

No. Just listen to the lyrics. "Riding painted horses", "how they love the wind to blow" "draw the line" are all drug terms. And the last part of the song when he sings, "keep talking, I've been doing this all night, how much did you give me, tell me it will be alright", he overdosing. The song is about drug use, addiction and overdose. Perry Mason is someone to take away the addiction and make everything better.

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Boston Garden April 2nd, 1982

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Ozzy Osborne actuallyhas a pretty impressive vocal range. According to a google search, the vocal range for him is B1-F5(-G♯5)

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Urinating On The Alamo

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No, but he has apparently eaten bats heads on stage

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No, as of 2010 Ozzy Osbourne is very alive. Although most people thought it strange that he is still living since at one point of time he was doing a bunch of drugs and was drinking a lot, but he is still alive.

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Welders House, Welders Lane, Chalfont St Giles, Buckinghamshire

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Poor. He had brothers and sisters, and his parents didn't have much money, and in his autobiography, Ozzy says "I used to wear a faucet around my neck, and everybody thought I had just ran away from the hospice. So, when people asked me where did my 'fashion inspiration' come from, I answered: 'From the complete lack of money.'"

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* It can be. it just depends on what methods are used and how severe the case is. Hypnosis, although effective, is an unethical and unreliable method to use in this case; it only covers up the symptoms rather than "curing" them. Many bipolar sufferers use drugs to suppress the symptoms but others, such as Stephen Fry, have grown to love their illness, because the feelings of elation that come with it can outweigh the depression. == == * There is no "cure" for Bipolar, however it can be managed with medications. Bipolar is a life-long disease, however one can live a normal, healthy & happy life when they are in treatment for their Bipolar disorder. * Like any other illness, bipolar can be treated but never cured. Or, not cured until gene therapy can make more discoveries. And that is because bipolar is a genetic disorder. -clm * It's only controlled by medication. Even with medication, it is still a guessing game, you are told "if this medication your taking is not working, let's change and try this". Or they add additional medications. Not everyone can live to be normal and happy with bipolar, like the above statement. Ask anyone who has experienced bipolar disorder