Ozzy Osbourne

It was Albert Steptoe. Much love.

slim he did so much drugs!

I am the child of a narcissistic parent. I have lived with this person most of my life and feel quite strongly that it is a form of brain, chemical, and neurological damage. He is infamous for being this way all of his life (tantrums, blaming others for his behaviors, projection, out of control anger, easily if not constantly frustrated, inability to think clearly or engage in sustained mental tasks, inability to listen, dominating, bullying others, demanding His Way at all times, entitlement, total disregard for other's boundaries, highly sensitive + easily insulted yet highly insensitive to others, yet gregarious, loud, funny when there are no problems). This gets tricky because his narcissism is coupled with ADD...Sometimes I think they go hand in hand. What are the connections to ADD or other brain disorders and narcissism? I tend to suspect that, at least in his case, he developed narcissism as a means to cope with the severe limitations his ADD has unleashed on his life. He really cannot function without the people in his life doing everything for him. Perhaps that is why he is so dominating and controlling. Because he Needs others to get through life, and is perhaps embarrassed by it so he thinks he's concealing it by being bossy and angry. I suspect he had an awful time as a child with people calling him stupid or getting fed up with him (he is very difficult to be around, you have to put up with quite a lot of negative out of control behavior). So I think as a defense mechanism to get through life, he developed what is called narcissism. That is, IF narcissism is a separate condition from his mental/attention deficiencies. I'm almost convinced these are not two separate conditions, but one. There is definitely a mental deficiency, an inability to focus and to think logically. But he can talk and bluff (to a large extent) his way through life. Usually in an excessively hyper manner. His frustrations go hand in hand with his inability to handle mental tasks (any paperwork, any situation or problem no matter how small will send him into an over-exciteable fury). It is impossible to communicate with him. Even though he talks excessively and is quite good at that, he becomes agitated when situations arise where he is put in a position to listen. In fact, I'm don't think he is capable of truly listening, he merely pretends to if the person is important enough. I know this is common with narcissism but I don't think this is just an egotistical thing, I believe it's due to brain damage because he truly doesn't have the Ability to listen, just like the lack of ability to think clearly and the avoidance of mental tasks--listening merely frustrates. I don't believe that narcissism is caused by abuse, as I have read elsewhere. I base it on my experience. People who have been abused Can change for the better. Therapy, their own hard work, positive relationships, or even their own personalities can be factors in rising above any abusive past. But I see no hope of genuine change for a narcissist. They will remain in their patterns for the rest of their lives. I feel quite strongly it is a problem originating within the brain. If narcissism itself is not the root of the physical disorder, then it is the ADD, or the other brain dysfunctions that go hand in hand with it. Really, are there any narcissists that DO NOT have other mental dysfunctions in tandem with their condition? There is something going on here that is so deep, so ingrained and dysfunctional in their mental patterns that it cannot possibly be caused merely by early social or abusive experiences in childhood. It is a mental deficiency. I have read the therapy does not work for narcissists. I am wondering if there have been any attemps to medicate, as with ADD and other mental disorders? I feel there is a medical solution out there that can help them live more connected lives.

Yes! He's one of the most best rockers in the whole universe.

Lita Ford is the artist who performed "Close My Eyes Forever." Though she spent most of her career as a rock guitarist, this song was performed as a duet with Ozzy Osbourne.

Undead - Hollywood Undead has the same guitar riff, just sped up a little bit. Enjoy! :)

He was solo, although his band at the time was sometimes referred to as Blizzard of Ozz in the rock press.

Yes, but Metallica starting being his front band in 1986.

I would say NO, but at least on March 28th 1984 at the Cow Palace in San Francisco the opening act was Slade, which happened to be kicked out by the audience, most of the people screaming "Ozzy, Ozzy" and then someone threw a roll of toilet paper to the violin player hitting his head. As far as I remember.

The band opening for Ozzy during the Bark at the Moon tour was Motley Crue who had released Shout at the Devil in 83. I remember this very well because that was my very first show at Madison Square Garden.

No, Ozzy Osbourne did not provide backup vocals for Behemoth's song "Inner Sanctum." The vocals on that track are performed by Behemoth's frontman, Nergal, along with contributions from other band members. Ozzy Osbourne is known for his own solo career and work with Black Sabbath, but he has not collaborated with Behemoth on that song.

Ozzy Osbourne has two brothers, Geoff and Arthur. Geoff Osbourne has largely stayed out of the public eye, while Arthur, who is often referred to as "Ari," passed away in 2020. They have not been prominent figures in the media, and specific details about their current activities are limited.

No, Ozzy Osbourne's father was not a pastor. He worked as a toolmaker and was known to be strict and authoritarian. Ozzy's upbringing in a working-class family in Birmingham, England, influenced his music and persona as an artist.

No, Ozzy Osbourne is not Captain Kangaroo's son. Ozzy Osbourne is a British singer and songwriter known for his role in the heavy metal band Black Sabbath, while Captain Kangaroo, whose real name was Bob Keeshan, was an American television personality and the host of the children's show "Captain Kangaroo." There is no familial relationship between the two.

Sharon Osbourne was not present at the "Celebrity Apprentice" finale due to a conflict with her schedule. She had previously left the show amid personal issues and controversies, including a public fallout with Donald Trump. Additionally, her absence could have been influenced by her focus on other projects and commitments at the time.

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

yes, if he is still alive

Ozzy Osbourne's music life is still going, and his band Black Sabbath has enjoyed a long career that has had its ups and downs. He has been a name of controversy in rock music, but has also had several hit songs.

hes in there twice , once with Black Sabbath, once for himself

Ultimate Sin was the original recording live its...

Just Say Ozzy (live)

Live and Loud (live)

Ozzman Commeth (greatest hits compilation)

I'm sure some other live albums as a bonus track every now and then, interesting fact Pamela Anderson was in the music video. The guitarist Jake E. Lee would leave right after and this meant Zakk Wylde was in.

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

ATV accident The series also followed the family as they dealt with major events such as Sharon's battle with cancer, and the aftermath of an ATV accident that nearly killed Ozzy.