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Sandblast

Miracle Man, as in its a goddamn miracle that there were no pinch harmonics in that solo… lol

Sandblast

Miracle Man, as in its a goddamn miracle that there were no pinch harmonics in that solo… lol

Jimcummlin

Randy solo in Diary of a Madman.

Jimcummlin

Randy solo in Diary of a Madman.

Alex

The one that they don’t play.

Alex

The one that they don’t play.

http://www.facebook.com/ron.podovich Ron Podovich

Mr Crowley from the Live and Loud album. Theres something about that song live thats amazing

http://www.facebook.com/ron.podovich Ron Podovich

Mr Crowley from the Live and Loud album. Theres something about that song live thats amazing

Petty Thief

I like the solo in Mr. Tinkertrain… it just screams awesome and is one of my favorite Zakk solos from the Ozzy era.

Petty Thief

I like the solo in Mr. Tinkertrain… it just screams awesome and is one of my favorite Zakk solos from the Ozzy era.

Joe

Mr. Crowley (both solos) off the Blizzard of Oz album.

For most guitar players it is instantly recognizable, musically it was way ahead of its time, and it is just a cool solo to listen to.

Joe

Mr. Crowley (both solos) off the Blizzard of Oz album.

For most guitar players it is instantly recognizable, musically it was way ahead of its time, and it is just a cool solo to listen to.

Beowulf

Mama I’m Coming Home, there’s just so much emotion in that solo that is hard to top. Also, (true story) every time a girlfriend and I break up, that song comes on the radio within an hour! It’s the craziest thing, then Zakk plays that solo which makes my eyes water…. Damn Metalsucks, making me get all emotional. ;-(

Beowulf

Mama I’m Coming Home, there’s just so much emotion in that solo that is hard to top. Also, (true story) every time a girlfriend and I break up, that song comes on the radio within an hour! It’s the craziest thing, then Zakk plays that solo which makes my eyes water…. Damn Metalsucks, making me get all emotional. ;-(

Cgmetallica1981

A lot of great solos, a lot of choices, but I’m going to have to go with Mr. Crowley’s solos.

Cgmetallica1981

A lot of great solos, a lot of choices, but I’m going to have to go with Mr. Crowley’s solos.

David B.

The closing solo in “Bark at the Moon” because I could not think of a better way to end that song

David B.

The closing solo in “Bark at the Moon” because I could not think of a better way to end that song

Ed Kalbach

Mr Crowley because of Randy Rhoads, It shows how great and inspirational guitarist he was.

Anonymous

Definitely, Mama I’m coming Home. It’s the only part of the song that re-affirms my masculinity after listening to ozzy bitch and moan for 3 minutes.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1444803323 Alex Johnston

No More Tears. I remember the first time I heard it, the whole song blew me away but the solo in particular. I thought that the only good Ozzy stuff were the early albums, based on the fairly boring stuff on his newer albums, but I thought I’d give Zakk’s first album a try (Thanks to a mention of how good it was on this website). It absolutely rocked my world. And that’s why No More Tears is awesome.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1444803323 Alex Johnston

No More Tears. I remember the first time I heard it, the whole song blew me away but the solo in particular. I thought that the only good Ozzy stuff were the early albums, based on the fairly boring stuff on his newer albums, but I thought I’d give Zakk’s first album a try (Thanks to a mention of how good it was on this website). It absolutely rocked my world. And that’s why No More Tears is awesome.

Timedg72

Revelation mother earth, Randy showing us how metal guitar evolved to the next level from what EVH did.

Timedg72

Revelation mother earth, Randy showing us how metal guitar evolved to the next level from what EVH did.

MikeAdam

I’ll would have to say that without a doubt it has to be Perry Mason. Mainly because it showed that Zakk using all his tricks in that one to really great effect where it keeps getting better.I will now explain this solo very vividly. Not much different then getting a girl home(Zakk’s Blues lick not very uncommon) finding out shes Bi(Wait he’s finger tapping???) she calls her girlfriend then shes over your house(Him alternate picking really really fast and clean is this real?) your having a threesome with two hot girls instead of one now (Zakk’s Sweeping now what the fuck that didn’t just happen)

MikeAdam

I’ll would have to say that without a doubt it has to be Perry Mason. Mainly because it showed that Zakk using all his tricks in that one to really great effect where it keeps getting better.I will now explain this solo very vividly. Not much different then getting a girl home(Zakk’s Blues lick not very uncommon) finding out shes Bi(Wait he’s finger tapping???) she calls her girlfriend then shes over your house(Him alternate picking really really fast and clean is this real?) your having a threesome with two hot girls instead of one now (Zakk’s Sweeping now what the fuck that didn’t just happen)

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=505423270 Anthony DeMitry Galiffo

Randy in “I Don’t know” Why? Don’t ask me, I don’t know.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=505423270 Anthony DeMitry Galiffo

Randy in “I Don’t know” Why? Don’t ask me, I don’t know.

Derrek

WUT
when did Ozzy play guitar?

Derrek

WUT
when did Ozzy play guitar?

Balls Robertson

I don’t have one. Ozzy never played a solo in his life.

Balls Robertson

I don’t have one. Ozzy never played a solo in his life.

http://www.heavyblogisheavy.com J Bobski

“Bark at the Moon” because it is the best solo ever, period. Jake E. Lee is untouchable on that track and his solo and outro lead kick the song up at least ten notches.

http://www.heavyblogisheavy.com J Bobski

“Bark at the Moon” because it is the best solo ever, period. Jake E. Lee is untouchable on that track and his solo and outro lead kick the song up at least ten notches.

AaronDeepurple

Goodbye to Romance. That one makes my gums itch and my sack shrink.

AaronDeepurple

Goodbye to Romance. That one makes my gums itch and my sack shrink.

http://www.facebook.com/people/Jonah-Livingston/691824296 Jonah Livingston

Eat drugs and listen to Bark At The Moon on head phones. Jake E Lee will
tap dance between your ears with that ripping, phased out shred fest
and it’s going to feel like you’re going full speed down the rainbow
road from Mario Kart. Once he gets going, no matter what, you wont be
able to fucking catch up to Lee on that god damn unicorn and when you wake
up naked on mom’s couch wondering who super glued pubes to your
face, just let out a good “AAAooooOOOOO!” and roll with it.

http://www.facebook.com/people/Jonah-Livingston/691824296 Jonah Livingston

Eat drugs and listen to Bark At The Moon on head phones. Jake E Lee will
tap dance between your ears with that ripping, phased out shred fest
and it’s going to feel like you’re going full speed down the rainbow
road from Mario Kart. Once he gets going, no matter what, you wont be
able to fucking catch up to Lee on that god damn unicorn and when you wake
up naked on mom’s couch wondering who super glued pubes to your
face, just let out a good “AAAooooOOOOO!” and roll with it.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=41500239 Joe Rull

Dee.

I don’t know if you can consider it a “solo” per say since it’s a full musical composition, but Randy really killed it on that track. The best thing about the entire composition as a whole is going back and listening to the rest of the album and hearing all the classical influence in those songs.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=41500239 Joe Rull

Dee.

I don’t know if you can consider it a “solo” per say since it’s a full musical composition, but Randy really killed it on that track. The best thing about the entire composition as a whole is going back and listening to the rest of the album and hearing all the classical influence in those songs.

Brian m/(-_-)m/

no easy way out. cuz i like it. and i can play it on guitar. and i never win. so let me win

Brian m/(-_-)m/

no easy way out. cuz i like it. and i can play it on guitar. and i never win. so let me win

Orangegoblin666

Over the Mountain

Orangegoblin666

Over the Mountain

Jim

I’m gonna go with Paranoid. Short, sweet, and the first thing that made my young impressionable self want to hear more.

Jim

I’m gonna go with Paranoid. Short, sweet, and the first thing that made my young impressionable self want to hear more.

Jim

I’m gonna go with Paranoid. Short, sweet, and the first thing that made my young impressionable self want to hear more.

Joebroni

Mr. Crowley solo hands down is my personal favorite. Randy makes that guitar his bitch, I can’t help getting a NRB (no reason boner) every time I hear it.

Joebroni

Mr. Crowley solo hands down is my personal favorite. Randy makes that guitar his bitch, I can’t help getting a NRB (no reason boner) every time I hear it.

Joebroni

Mr. Crowley solo hands down is my personal favorite. Randy makes that guitar his bitch, I can’t help getting a NRB (no reason boner) every time I hear it.

Charliedonnelly

I LIKE THAT GUITAR THE RED PAINT IS A NICE TOUCH

THE SOLO IN CRAZY TRAIN REALLY SATISFIES MY SWEET TOOTH. MY SWEET TOOTH FOR SWEET LICKS THAT IS. LOL

Charliedonnelly

I LIKE THAT GUITAR THE RED PAINT IS A NICE TOUCH

THE SOLO IN CRAZY TRAIN REALLY SATISFIES MY SWEET TOOTH. MY SWEET TOOTH FOR SWEET LICKS THAT IS. LOL

Charliedonnelly

I LIKE THAT GUITAR THE RED PAINT IS A NICE TOUCH

THE SOLO IN CRAZY TRAIN REALLY SATISFIES MY SWEET TOOTH. MY SWEET TOOTH FOR SWEET LICKS THAT IS. LOL

Stickhead420

Yep. Bark at the moon. No contest.

Stickhead420

Yep. Bark at the moon. No contest.

hybridofsteel

Easy. Over the Mountain. Two reasons:

1. I lost my virginity to that song.

And 2. That solo gets my adrenaline pumping so hard, it makes my hair stand up… Or maybe it just makes me think about sex.

hybridofsteel

Easy. Over the Mountain. Two reasons:

1. I lost my virginity to that song.

And 2. That solo gets my adrenaline pumping so hard, it makes my hair stand up… Or maybe it just makes me think about sex.

DIO_

Crazy Train, cuz this guy(Randy Rhoads) could make his guitar talk like ozzy

DIO_

Crazy Train, cuz this guy(Randy Rhoads) could make his guitar talk like ozzy

Red Corsair

No More Tears. That intro solo put Zakk on the map and changed the face of metal in one fell swoop. It makes grown men weep with joy as their eardrums melt away.

Red Corsair

No More Tears. That intro solo put Zakk on the map and changed the face of metal in one fell swoop. It makes grown men weep with joy as their eardrums melt away.

Mike87

Definitely the solos in Mr. Crowley. I always get a mental image of Satan being conjured in a pillar of marijuana smoke when I hear them.

Mike87

Definitely the solos in Mr. Crowley. I always get a mental image of Satan being conjured in a pillar of marijuana smoke when I hear them.

Hcoletrain

The 2nd solo in Mr. Crowley. It was the first solo where I got goosebumps…and slightly aroused.

Hcoletrain

The 2nd solo in Mr. Crowley. It was the first solo where I got goosebumps…and slightly aroused.

ChuggaChuggaDeedlyDeedlyDoo

Brad Gillis doing the Mr. Crowley solo, mainly because 1) that solo is badass, and 2) Gillis’ short tenure with the Ozzman helped bring the awesome awfulness that is Night Ranger to the world’s attention.

ChuggaChuggaDeedlyDeedlyDoo

Brad Gillis doing the Mr. Crowley solo, mainly because 1) that solo is badass, and 2) Gillis’ short tenure with the Ozzman helped bring the awesome awfulness that is Night Ranger to the world’s attention.

Andrew G

I would like to say over the mountain because it is honestly killer and it was also the first ozzy/randy solo I learned to play on guitar. However, I truly have an emotional connection with a different song. Being a long distance runner throughout my life, when not training for a team I’ve had to train by myself which could get very boring. I always need something(then ipod mini/now iphone) to listen to so I don’t go crazy and lose my motivation. Heavy metal music has always been the force driving me through my training. I broke my femur(srs.) during a track season about 7 years ago and it was an extremely long rehabilitation with many long(metaphorically speaking) runs. I Iost my motivation over and over again and contemplated whether or not it was worth it to try to get in shape again. But, whenever I was ready to quit on my runs and I heard “dun dun dun dun dun dun dun….” and zakk wyldes guitar breaks through the build up (link at exact time i’m sepaking of www.youtube.com/watch?v=_O676EoWhIo&feature=player_detailpage#t=278s ) I’ve always felt like I could literally break through a brick wall. I still get pumped by it to this day. It has gotten me through many of my toughest runs from the time I was a high schooler to a race I ran in july.

PS I don’t even like zakk wylde.

Andrew G

I would like to say over the mountain because it is honestly killer and it was also the first ozzy/randy solo I learned to play on guitar. However, I truly have an emotional connection with a different song. Being a long distance runner throughout my life, when not training for a team I’ve had to train by myself which could get very boring. I always need something(then ipod mini/now iphone) to listen to so I don’t go crazy and lose my motivation. Heavy metal music has always been the force driving me through my training. I broke my femur(srs.) during a track season about 7 years ago and it was an extremely long rehabilitation with many long(metaphorically speaking) runs. I Iost my motivation over and over again and contemplated whether or not it was worth it to try to get in shape again. But, whenever I was ready to quit on my runs and I heard “dun dun dun dun dun dun dun….” and zakk wyldes guitar breaks through the build up (link at exact time i’m sepaking of www.youtube.com/watch?v=_O676EoWhIo&feature=player_detailpage#t=278s ) I’ve always felt like I could literally break through a brick wall. I still get pumped by it to this day. It has gotten me through many of my toughest runs from the time I was a high schooler to a race I ran in july.

PS I don’t even like zakk wylde.

Andrew G

I would like to say over the mountain because it is honestly killer and it was also the first ozzy/randy solo I learned to play on guitar. However, I truly have an emotional connection with a different song. Being a long distance runner throughout my life, when not training for a team I’ve had to train by myself which could get very boring. I always need something(then ipod mini/now iphone) to listen to so I don’t go crazy and lose my motivation. Heavy metal music has always been the force driving me through my training. I broke my femur(srs.) during a track season about 7 years ago and it was an extremely long rehabilitation with many long(metaphorically speaking) runs. I Iost my motivation over and over again and contemplated whether or not it was worth it to try to get in shape again. But, whenever I was ready to quit on my runs and I heard “dun dun dun dun dun dun dun….” and zakk wyldes guitar breaks through the build up (link at exact time i’m sepaking of www.youtube.com/watch?v=_O676EoWhIo&feature=player_detailpage#t=278s ) I’ve always felt like I could literally break through a brick wall. I still get pumped by it to this day. It has gotten me through many of my toughest runs from the time I was a high schooler to a race I ran in july.

PS I don’t even like zakk wylde.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000866625703 Jaymz Stupidname Hina

I think the entire guitar work to bark at the moon was one of the few times ive thought the guitarest was not only making an amazing solo but the entire song was brilliant and sharp and just got faster and sharper for the solo.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000866625703 Jaymz Stupidname Hina

I think the entire guitar work to bark at the moon was one of the few times ive thought the guitarest was not only making an amazing solo but the entire song was brilliant and sharp and just got faster and sharper for the solo.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000866625703 Jaymz Stupidname Hina

I think the entire guitar work to bark at the moon was one of the few times ive thought the guitarest was not only making an amazing solo but the entire song was brilliant and sharp and just got faster and sharper for the solo.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1671434027 Micah Robinson

“Crazy Babies” – Besides being a cool song, the solo was used frequently in commercials and promos for Headbanger’s Ball in the 80s, and it made me get into metal, then shredding and learning how to play guitar in that order. Plus, Zakk sounds like Randy and Jake E. Lee at various points, so it’s kind of like a “Best Of” of Ozzy’s 80s axemen.

http://twitter.com/Jazr0d Jazr0d

S.I.N.

Its full of solos and they are all bitchin’…

Which is what i will be doin’ if i don’t win that axe!

“S”hoe “I”n “N”ow..?

m/

Chief

Han Solo. Because he’s like a badass rogue dude and his two best friends are a black guy named Lando who plays bass, and a Wookie from the Muppets who plays drums.

Toast

Bark at the moon – Ozzy Osbourne (With Zakk Wylde on guitar) That solo at the end is incredible.

It’s a classic what more can I say. It’s always a change of pace for me to listen to something like Ozzy, but as soon as I hear that solo it makes it worth switching off my djentcore electro grind.

VerrucktsAl

Devil’s Daughter as played by Zakk Wylde. It’s the first Ozzy record to feature Zakk Wylde and his playing on it is actually a breathe of fresh air than all of the other stuff he recorded with Ozzy. Also, everyone is most likely going to pick a Rhoads solo. And finally because I want a free guitar.

William Johnson

No more tears is simply the best, nearly analagous to some great sex. The piano begins as some foreplay, then some slap and tickle with the slow start. The solo eventually blossoms into an agressive, melodic tapestry of wylde orgasm leaving the listener craving a round 2. Unfortunately, there is no round two, because this was the hottest chick youll ever bang.

William Johnson

No more tears is simply the best, nearly analagous to some great sex. The piano begins as some foreplay, then some slap and tickle with the slow start. The solo eventually blossoms into an agressive, melodic tapestry of wylde orgasm leaving the listener craving a round 2. Unfortunately, there is no round two, because this was the hottest chick youll ever bang.

William Johnson

No more tears is simply the best, nearly analagous to some great sex. The piano begins as some foreplay, then some slap and tickle with the slow start. The solo eventually blossoms into an agressive, melodic tapestry of wylde orgasm leaving the listener craving a round 2. Unfortunately, there is no round two, because this was the hottest chick youll ever bang.

Stephen Martin

No More Tears:

One of the last times I got to spend with my best friend Justin before he moved to the other side of the country was at an event called Brews Around the Zoo. Basically a beer and food fest @ the zoo if that wasn’t obvious. Besides enjoying all the craft beer we could slam down our gullets, we somehow managed to get access to the “VIP” tent with an open bar and enjoyed what is now known as the “Crown Royal” portion of the night. I’m not sure how we got back there, but I’m pretty sure it has something to do with every person over 50 (read: all of the zoo folk) assuming that if you have a beard and even 1 tattoo, then you are definitely a part of that band that covered the fuck out of “Mississippi Queen” over by the elephant enclosure. Photo evidence proves that after the Crown hour, we made the very mature and grown-up decision to get our faces painted (Me: a bald eagle, Justin: a glittering unicorn srs). By the time our ride got there to pick us up we were, to put it mildly, completely fucking shit-housed. Our buddy picked us up in a Jeep Wrangler with the top off and doors removed. Since there weren’t any CDs/Ipod in the car we tuned to the local classic rock station. As a sign that we had done the right thing, as soon as we hit the interstate the opening bass line kicked in. From that moment on shit got incredibly real. In the blink of an eye, Justin and I were immediately transformed into our 12 year old selves. Two naive little kids who wanted nothing more than to play guitar like all of the bands we were getting into at the time. Two immature dipshits unafraid of how the world perceived us. We proceeded to air guitar/bass/drum the shit out of every note of that song. We sang as loud as we could with reckless abandon, including plenty of moments where you forget the words, trail off like you’re really still singing only to come back stronger than ever when you remember the words. That night, anyone fortunate/unfortunate enough to be cruising down I-4 was treated to Central Florida’s greatest karaoke jam ever. Two inebriated man-children with painted faces hanging out of a Jeep rocking the fuck out to “No More Tears”. I still look back and am so thankful that one of the last times I saw my best friend, we capped it off in the same fashion that we spent so many days and nights; as two dudes growing up with metal in our hearts.

Stephen Martin

No More Tears:

One of the last times I got to spend with my best friend Justin before he moved to the other side of the country was at an event called Brews Around the Zoo. Basically a beer and food fest @ the zoo if that wasn’t obvious. Besides enjoying all the craft beer we could slam down our gullets, we somehow managed to get access to the “VIP” tent with an open bar and enjoyed what is now known as the “Crown Royal” portion of the night. I’m not sure how we got back there, but I’m pretty sure it has something to do with every person over 50 (read: all of the zoo folk) assuming that if you have a beard and even 1 tattoo, then you are definitely a part of that band that covered the fuck out of “Mississippi Queen” over by the elephant enclosure. Photo evidence proves that after the Crown hour, we made the very mature and grown-up decision to get our faces painted (Me: a bald eagle, Justin: a glittering unicorn srs). By the time our ride got there to pick us up we were, to put it mildly, completely fucking shit-housed. Our buddy picked us up in a Jeep Wrangler with the top off and doors removed. Since there weren’t any CDs/Ipod in the car we tuned to the local classic rock station. As a sign that we had done the right thing, as soon as we hit the interstate the opening bass line kicked in. From that moment on shit got incredibly real. In the blink of an eye, Justin and I were immediately transformed into our 12 year old selves. Two naive little kids who wanted nothing more than to play guitar like all of the bands we were getting into at the time. Two immature dipshits unafraid of how the world perceived us. We proceeded to air guitar/bass/drum the shit out of every note of that song. We sang as loud as we could with reckless abandon, including plenty of moments where you forget the words, trail off like you’re really still singing only to come back stronger than ever when you remember the words. That night, anyone fortunate/unfortunate enough to be cruising down I-4 was treated to Central Florida’s greatest karaoke jam ever. Two inebriated man-children with painted faces hanging out of a Jeep rocking the fuck out to “No More Tears”. I still look back and am so thankful that one of the last times I saw my best friend, we capped it off in the same fashion that we spent so many days and nights; as two dudes growing up with metal in our hearts.

Boogeymanco

I don’t have to pick something from Scream in order to win that sweet geetar, do I?

Because, I mean, how do I say this gently…
Randy. Fucken. Rhoads.

Because I get to pick my favorite, (while not necessarily best), guitar solo from Ozzy’s albums, I choose the one from the middle of “Diary of a Madman”, the last track from the album of the same name (obviously).

This is because it fits the mood of the song perfectly, enhancing the subtle oddness of the theme without being overly showy (ahem: I’m looking at you, Wylde…). For me, it deepens the darkness within those surrounding shadows, menacing the listener with terrors unseen. Slowly building to an epic, tumultuous climax, this solo perfectly bridges the gap between encompassing despair and the ultimate conclusion.

P.S. I love you, Jake E Lee!!! Sorry!

Boogeymanco

I don’t have to pick something from Scream in order to win that sweet geetar, do I?

Because, I mean, how do I say this gently…
Randy. Fucken. Rhoads.

Because I get to pick my favorite, (while not necessarily best), guitar solo from Ozzy’s albums, I choose the one from the middle of “Diary of a Madman”, the last track from the album of the same name (obviously).

This is because it fits the mood of the song perfectly, enhancing the subtle oddness of the theme without being overly showy (ahem: I’m looking at you, Wylde…). For me, it deepens the darkness within those surrounding shadows, menacing the listener with terrors unseen. Slowly building to an epic, tumultuous climax, this solo perfectly bridges the gap between encompassing despair and the ultimate conclusion.

P.S. I love you, Jake E Lee!!! Sorry!

super_freak

The solo from “Crazy Train” literally changed my life. I grew up with classic hard rock and heavy metal more or less always in the background but no piece of guitar work had ever grabbed me like that before. The power and complexity, coupled with the searing passion that comes through in Randy’s playing opended my mind to how special guitar playing can really be. I listened to that song over and over for days, never tiring of it; and my obssesive love of Randy Rhoads has yet to let up some eleven years on. Not only did I fall in love with Randy’s playing because of that song; but my appreciation for Iommi, May, Blackmore, Clapton, etc. deepened to alarming depths once I started listening with the ear Randy had created for me. I am eternally grateful to Randy for writing that solo. . .

super_freak

The solo from “Crazy Train” literally changed my life. I grew up with classic hard rock and heavy metal more or less always in the background but no piece of guitar work had ever grabbed me like that before. The power and complexity, coupled with the searing passion that comes through in Randy’s playing opended my mind to how special guitar playing can really be. I listened to that song over and over for days, never tiring of it; and my obssesive love of Randy Rhoads has yet to let up some eleven years on. Not only did I fall in love with Randy’s playing because of that song; but my appreciation for Iommi, May, Blackmore, Clapton, etc. deepened to alarming depths once I started listening with the ear Randy had created for me. I am eternally grateful to Randy for writing that solo. . .

Lou Guberti

MISTER CROWLEY! WOn’t you ride my white horse!!!!! MISTER CROWLEY! RANDY SHREDS, DUh Of Course!

Lou Guberti

MISTER CROWLEY! WOn’t you ride my white horse!!!!! MISTER CROWLEY! RANDY SHREDS, DUh Of Course!

http://www.facebook.com/people/Ian-Cimaglia/1097033911 Ian Cimaglia

It’s gotta be Mr. Crowley. It honestly is lead guitar perfection.

http://www.facebook.com/people/Ian-Cimaglia/1097033911 Ian Cimaglia

It’s gotta be Mr. Crowley. It honestly is lead guitar perfection.

Seventh_asylum

Revelation mother earth because I think it helped shape metal solo’s to this day. Also it helped dime win alot of cool shit in Texas back in the day.

ToxicTrace

My favorite solo of all time is the Crazy train solo, because the first time you hear that song you have no idea what is going on, and then the solo kicks in, and it blasts you to a higher existence, a place where all is possible if you shred that lick and look cool while doing it. That solo is the first solo that sounded legitimately un-human, and it will live on for the rest of time.

DalCimaius

Mr. Crowly. The solo just about makes up for the unforgivably long (and boring) intro.

P.S. If you say the intro is just fine, stop fucking lying.

snores

The one where he bites the head off of a bat.

http://www.facebook.com/people/Andy-Ripplinger/1806353263 Andy Ripplinger

first solo in Mr. Crowley

http://www.facebook.com/people/Andy-Ripplinger/1806353263 Andy Ripplinger

first solo in Mr. Crowley

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=725322256 Zeke Veal

Mr. Crowley solo, easy. Sure all of the other guitarists Ozzy has had over the years have been absolutely killer players, but Randy had something else. He brought Ozzy back from the fucking brink of death and their synergy is unmatched. The solo, the runs, the riffs, and the vocals all mesh together like something that meshes together really well. It’s one of the reasons I picked up the guitar and I haven’t looked back.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=725322256 Zeke Veal

Mr. Crowley solo, easy. Sure all of the other guitarists Ozzy has had over the years have been absolutely killer players, but Randy had something else. He brought Ozzy back from the fucking brink of death and their synergy is unmatched. The solo, the runs, the riffs, and the vocals all mesh together like something that meshes together really well. It’s one of the reasons I picked up the guitar and I haven’t looked back.

Bcarrful

“I Don’t Know”, as it was one of the reasons I wanted to start playing guitar, much like Gus G. is one reason I frequently want to quit playing guitar.

Bcarrful

“I Don’t Know”, as it was one of the reasons I wanted to start playing guitar, much like Gus G. is one reason I frequently want to quit playing guitar.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=530880030 Jordan Forster

Gets Me Through. Sure the song is Ozzy doing “an Ozzy song” rather than something new and exciting, and the album was thrown together with songs written by popular folk selected by the record company, but the solo is just typical Zakk Wylde 101. Emotional on one hand and pure shred on the other, the guy can play anyone under the table, yet still miraculously come up with gorgeous heart felt music. This solo shows both in a short burst, and leaves the rest of the mediocre album for dead.

Johnny

Mr. Crowley: Both solos. I have spent countless hours arguing with other guitar geeks over which solo is best, the first one or the second one, but i find that both these solos tell a story which aids the song and really highlight Randy Rhoads’ signature style and sound.

http://www.facebook.com/LanceDillonLyon Lance Dillon Lyon

Hard to pick but I will say “I Just Want You” for the sake of this exercise. That entire song has the power to lift me up from a dark spot. The solo works because it does what the lyrics do without speaking a word. It as if the guitar is saying “GET UP BITCH!” The video for the song tops it all off as a moment of greatness.

Honorable mention goes to “Let It Die”. That solo really makes me think “I am the new kid and I own this shit!!!!” the whole time!

TheHateMachine

I am going with S.A.T.O whole song rips ass. The lead fills tie into the solo and sounds like a fucking chain saw .It is the epitome of balls out melodic soloing. One of the best songs ever for a 1 guitar band to play and let the guitar player swing their balls around.
The guitar tone reminds me of inherent evil. Randy sounded like GODZILLA on that track.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=194903699 Jon Hamilton

I’m gunna go with See You On the Other Side.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=194903699 Jon Hamilton

I’m gunna go with See You On the Other Side.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=194903699 Jon Hamilton

my personal favorite is See you on the other side

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=194903699 Jon Hamilton

my personal favorite is See you on the other side

Adsfasdfasdf

I don´t like Gus G. He comes off as quite arrogant.,

natemare

The one that makes him realize his wife ruined his career.

Cowboyfromhell

Crazy Train! Cause that’s how it goes.

Millions of tapped notes,
Living as one.

http://www.facebook.com/people/Steve-Moore/563625340 Steve Moore

No More Tears is my personal favorite, mainly because of the general badass energy of the track that extends into the solo. Sure, it got played on the radio a lot but it’s legitimately MEAN! The song almost has a humorously epic quality to it, and the song changes mood to a kind of Guns n’ Roses hard rock vibe when the solo lifts off. Love it.

http://www.facebook.com/people/Steve-Moore/563625340 Steve Moore

No More Tears is my personal favorite, mainly because of the general badass energy of the track that extends into the solo. Sure, it got played on the radio a lot but it’s legitimately MEAN! The song almost has a humorously epic quality to it, and the song changes mood to a kind of Guns n’ Roses hard rock vibe when the solo lifts off. Love it.

http://www.facebook.com/people/Steve-Moore/563625340 Steve Moore

No More Tears is my personal favorite, mainly because of the general badass energy of the track that extends into the solo. Sure, it got played on the radio a lot but it’s legitimately MEAN! The song almost has a humorously epic quality to it, and the song changes mood to a kind of Guns n’ Roses hard rock vibe when the solo lifts off. Love it.

Matteo Bonera

The drone solo with synth in the beginning of “Heavy metal kids” covered by Kraftwerk!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tw8-TlQBcBA

leathalmeower

Crazy train has my favorite Ozzy guitar solo of all time. It featured the great Randy Rhoads and i heard it took him hours to compose the damn thing which means he put careful effort and melody into consideration. It is one of his greatest solos and lives on through all the beginning guitarists who try to learn the song and afterwords feel like guitar gods.

Ramon_College

Favorite ozzy solo of all time tie between mr. crowley and no more tears!

The Lotus Eater

January 24

The Lotus Eater

January 24, 1982, Chicago.
Randy playing the second solo of Mr. Crowley, Ozzy moving around the stage in a drug fueled stupor and picks Randy up, crowd goes wild! Classic famous Photo taken! He dies 54 days later. Rip Randy Rhodes.

The Lotus Eater

January 24, 1982, Chicago.
Randy playing the second solo of Mr. Crowley, Ozzy moving around the stage in a drug fueled stupor and picks Randy up, crowd goes wild! Classic famous Photo taken! He dies 54 days later. Rip Randy Rhodes.

http://www.facebook.com/savoie.sylvain Sylvain Savoie

The one that goes “SSSHHHAAARRROOONNN!!!!!” is definitely my favorite…

http://www.facebook.com/savoie.sylvain Sylvain Savoie

The one that goes “SSSHHHAAARRROOONNN!!!!!” is definitely my favorite…

Orestisz

Mob Rul..Ooops!I didn’t see ya come in Sharon!Have a seat!

Orestisz

Mob Rul..Ooops!I didn’t see ya come in Sharon!Have a seat!

urklvt

Bark at the Moon solo by Jake E. Lee. That diddy takes you on a roller coaster ride

http://www.facebook.com/people/Sandy-Aphid/100001448893164 Sandy Aphid

I am going with not Gus G, but rather Zakk… his solo at Buddokahn in 2002… he just OWNS that stage, he comes out and takes control and then shows how it’s done. And then the teeth playing. Just in terms of showmanship… I’ll give it to him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUc5cf8IOug

http://www.facebook.com/people/Sandy-Aphid/100001448893164 Sandy Aphid

I am going with not Gus G, but rather Zakk… his solo at Buddokahn in 2002… he just OWNS that stage, he comes out and takes control and then shows how it’s done. And then the teeth playing. Just in terms of showmanship… I’ll give it to him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUc5cf8IOug

merginator

Goodbye To Romance, the song has a special place in my heart because my father wants it played at his funeral. I love/hate this song for that reason and the solo is done really well. Triggers an emotion within me. Then there is that sweet outro keyboard lead as well.

Cmjsae

no more tears!!! that solo shreds, mostly because the video is perfect

Julian Peppler

bark at the moon. I like the way the guitar sounds, derp.

MS

Crazy Train. I once saw a sketchy guy on the subway who blasting it over a set of cheap headphones stab the dude sitting next to him in the leg with a pencil. Good memories of city life…

WowWee!!

Diary of a Madman’s solo, why? Because when I hear it I understand what people surrounded by Sharon feel like. Understanding each other helps us as people doesn’t it?

http://twitter.com/williamadley William Adley

Favorite solo is definitely Mr Crowley’s. It’s a shred fest over a slower groove, yet retains such a good feel and emotion.

EET FUK

Jake E. Lee tears holes in space and time with his solo in “Center of Eternity.” With each key change, his phrasing becomes more intense, as if he is trading off with himself, until the explosive conclusion. His lead fills throughout the song are like delicious hors d’oeuvres to prep you for the main course.

How this guy is not ranked up there among the greats is beyond me.

CreptorStatus

The solo in Mr Crowley because I am making up a shitty excuse to win that guitar.

John Lind

I like the solo on Paranoid the best. It’s fast, has LOTS of power and sounds great with the distortion he’s getting, and for its day it was way ahead of its time . . .

http://pulse.yahoo.com/_YGCCSRF6LJBN763DKJ3WFMGG64 Shane

Randy’s solo in Flying High Again is like a song within a song. You could actually take it out and it would stand alone as a melodic, yet technically satisfying musical passage. The ripping, sticcato and legato trade off in the opening is the very foundation for what shred is. Not that it’s the first time that had ever been done, but I’ll bet more 80s shredders learned straight from the first two Ozzy and Van Halen records than anywhere else. But the great thing about this solo is that it goes from the opening shred runs into the tapping section that is the ultimate lesson in tapping. It creates its own tune at that point. The way it moves from the high register to the lower register, repeating the same pattern, is in perfect sync with the hair on my neck rising and then calming back down. Gets me every time since the first time I heard it before I even knew how to play guitar as a kid. I first learned to tap by learning this solo, and because of it, I feel like I’ve always had a great technique because I learned directly from the master. It was all the other things about guitar playing that were so much harder to me. I almost think it’s because Randy was a teacher. It’s like his solos are so real and so human that lessons are built in somehow. Learning these early solos has been the most useful things in developing my lead playing over the years (and even moreso with rhythm – but that’s another topic). So everytime I hear this solo, it’s like the school bell ringing. Time to listen and learn. Randy is talking, so shut the fuck up!

Anonymous

Bark At The Moon solo, easy. Each time I listen to it, it’s like there’s a tiny Jake E. Lee in my ear playing his guitar hooked up to my brain as an amp.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=570070721 John Andrew Mackenzie

Zakk Wylde’s No More Tears. My Mom got me into Black Sabbath and Ozzy when I was very young. That was my favorite song when I was 3 years old and I still love it.

Josan_79

No More Tears – Zakk Wylde. Awesome stuff, great build up and crazy runs. Great choice in notes and performed perfectly. Great technically sound solo, always makes we want to pick up guitar and start shreddin’

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=9032107 Steve Hollis

My favorite is the opening solo in “Road To Nowhere”. The phrasing of the solo is amazing, the guitar sings as much as Ozzy does, perhaps more, but it sets the tone for the song as a whole. It is a great solo on its own, but it works into the song really well. The first verse is backed by a clean guitar part that really lets Ozzy’s vocals shine, but the solo really sets the tone for where the song is going. The first half of the song is led much more by the vocals, but the solo gives the overall feeling of the song, both the music and lyrics. The guitar leads in the first part of the song come out of the solo part as a reminder that while it might be Ozzy’s ballad, it is still balanced with guitars, and metal. The later solos in the second half of the song retain some of the phrasing of the first solo, but they really work off the riffs rather than the vocal melodies and phrasing.

It is a tremendous solo to set the tone for the album’s closer – it might be a ballad, but it is Ozzy and it is heavy metal – guitar is going to sing too.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=9032107 Steve Hollis

My favorite is the opening solo in “Road To Nowhere”. The phrasing of the solo is amazing, the guitar sings as much as Ozzy does, perhaps more, but it sets the tone for the song as a whole. It is a great solo on its own, but it works into the song really well. The first verse is backed by a clean guitar part that really lets Ozzy’s vocals shine, but the solo really sets the tone for where the song is going. The first half of the song is led much more by the vocals, but the solo gives the overall feeling of the song, both the music and lyrics. The guitar leads in the first part of the song come out of the solo part as a reminder that while it might be Ozzy’s ballad, it is still balanced with guitars, and metal. The later solos in the second half of the song retain some of the phrasing of the first solo, but they really work off the riffs rather than the vocal melodies and phrasing.

It is a tremendous solo to set the tone for the album’s closer – it might be a ballad, but it is Ozzy and it is heavy metal – guitar is going to sing too.

Kostas Ellada

All air-guitar solos of Ozzy!

Kostas Ellada

All air-guitar solos of Ozzy!

Jason Vardamaskos

No More Tears. AT the the beginning you wanna cry and cuddle something and by the end your jumping on your bed with a beer playing air guitar with cigarette in your mouth in your torn up jeans and leather jacket asking the pretend crowd if they want more…

Jason Vardamaskos

No More Tears. AT the the beginning you wanna cry and cuddle something and by the end your jumping on your bed with a beer playing air guitar with cigarette in your mouth in your torn up jeans and leather jacket asking the pretend crowd if they want more…

Mitsaleontas

The solo of Flying High Again. It makes me fly without getting high… :D

Mitsaleontas

The solo of Flying High Again. It makes me fly without getting high… :D

Jables66

Crazy Train, hands down. Randy and Zakk both do a good version

Jables66

Crazy Train, hands down. Randy and Zakk both do a good version

Linklarbi

Mr crowley

Linklarbi

Mr crowley

Mikey

Mr. Crowley solo 1 cuz it’s describes all the feeling in that song. And many licks used in that solo are now used by guitar players.

Mikey

Mr. Crowley solo 1 cuz it’s describes all the feeling in that song. And many licks used in that solo are now used by guitar players.

http://twitter.com/Ray_mon RaY

Mr. Crowley cuz its a masterpiece wrapped in a one of the greatest songs ever!
and bark at the moon LIVE by Gus G! he plays the shit out of that one!!!

http://twitter.com/Ray_mon RaY

Mr. Crowley cuz its a masterpiece wrapped in a one of the greatest songs ever!
and bark at the moon LIVE by Gus G! he plays the shit out of that one!!!

http://domportera.tumblr.com domportera

None, Ozzy doesn’t play guitar;)
his other bandmates are IRRELEVANT

http://domportera.tumblr.com domportera

None, Ozzy doesn’t play guitar;)
his other bandmates are IRRELEVANT

http://twitter.com/stevecrossG steve cross

mr crowley its fucking awesome its very melodic and fast at some points its an ideal solo!!!

http://twitter.com/stevecrossG steve cross

mr crowley its fucking awesome its very melodic and fast at some points its an ideal solo!!!

Tomari82

Crazy Train, because was the first song that i heard and blew my mind off! \m//

Tomari82

Crazy Train, because was the first song that i heard and blew my mind off! \m//

Panagiotis Sapounakis

The A Capella intro to Crazy Train!!!! ALL ABOARD!!!!! HA ha ha ha

Panagiotis Sapounakis

The A Capella intro to Crazy Train!!!! ALL ABOARD!!!!! HA ha ha ha

chad thompson

my favorite ozzy guitar solo actually is “let me hear u scream” becuase its short ,shredding and is very pleasing to the ear and i think it shows gus g’s true skills on the guitar – so come on metal sucks dot com hook me up with the autographed gus g esp thank you!!!!!!!!

chad thompson

my favorite ozzy guitar solo actually is “let me hear u scream” becuase its short ,shredding and is very pleasing to the ear and i think it shows gus g’s true skills on the guitar – so come on metal sucks dot com hook me up with the autographed gus g esp thank you!!!!!!!!

Ryan Bowers

To be honest, my favorite solo in an Ozzy Osbourne song is the one in Mr. Tinkertrain. The solo is not amazingly technical or long, but it fits the song perfectly staying in the fast tempo that makes it seem like the song itself is moving forward. I also love the drums in the middle of the solo really enhancing the guitar work. I believe this solo sounds the best out of all on Ozzy songs, and Zakk shreds wonderfully.

Ryan Bowers

To be honest, my favorite solo in an Ozzy Osbourne song is the one in Mr. Tinkertrain. The solo is not amazingly technical or long, but it fits the song perfectly staying in the fast tempo that makes it seem like the song itself is moving forward. I also love the drums in the middle of the solo really enhancing the guitar work. I believe this solo sounds the best out of all on Ozzy songs, and Zakk shreds wonderfully.

Adamere1997

bark at the moon because it is just god like! it takes you on a roller coaster ride of awesomness that makes your head explode!

Adamere1997

bark at the moon because it is just god like! it takes you on a roller coaster ride of awesomness that makes your head explode!

Claudiu Alex

The one from Mama I’m Coming Home, because it’s different from other Ozzy songs. It’s not dark and stuff

Claudiu Alex

The one from Mama I’m Coming Home, because it’s different from other Ozzy songs. It’s not dark and stuff

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1169978966 Giorgos Fytrakis

My favourite Ozzy guitar solo ever has got to be Mr.Crowley..Because it’s so distinctive..Randy has put all of his soul in it.No matter who plays it you can still hear Randy in it.Even Malmsteen’s overwhelming shredding couldn’t cope with Randy’s magic.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1169978966 Giorgos Fytrakis

My favourite Ozzy guitar solo ever has got to be Mr.Crowley..Because it’s so distinctive..Randy has put all of his soul in it.No matter who plays it you can still hear Randy in it.Even Malmsteen’s overwhelming shredding couldn’t cope with Randy’s magic.

http://www.facebook.com/deadpigeon Asbo Brown

they are all so good it is actualy not possible for me to pick a favorite D:

http://www.facebook.com/deadpigeon Asbo Brown

they are all so good it is actualy not possible for me to pick a favorite D:

Yiannis

Really hard question to answer as ozzy has collaborated with so many brilliant guitarists. I will have to go though with Mr. Crowley, Mr. Rhoads soloing on that one is out of this world!

Yiannis

Really hard question to answer as ozzy has collaborated with so many brilliant guitarists. I will have to go though with Mr. Crowley, Mr. Rhoads soloing on that one is out of this world!

Jimtendo

I’m going to sound super cliche and say Crazy Train, haha.

Jimtendo

I’m going to sound super cliche and say Crazy Train, haha.

lkhowarth

Solo from the track ‘Tonight’ from the album ‘Diary of a Madman’ (Randy Rhodes) - it has power and passion, one of Randy’s best!!

lkhowarth

Solo from the track ‘Tonight’ from the album ‘Diary of a Madman’ (Randy Rhodes) - it has power and passion, one of Randy’s best!!

Cobhc01

Well….last time I checked, Ozzy sang. But, for the sake of not being a complete smart ass, Bark at the Moon was a good one. Jake E. Lee played that solo of course, unless somehow Ozzy has a secret talent and is a guitar virtuoso….hmmm..

Cobhc01

Well….last time I checked, Ozzy sang. But, for the sake of not being a complete smart ass, Bark at the Moon was a good one. Jake E. Lee played that solo of course, unless somehow Ozzy has a secret talent and is a guitar virtuoso….hmmm..

http://twitter.com/paolocampitelli Paolo Campitelli

Mr Crowley Solo, simply amazing!!

Good luck to everyone! :)

http://twitter.com/paolocampitelli Paolo Campitelli

Mr Crowley Solo, simply amazing!!

Good luck to everyone! :)

Alexios Karamanolas

people look to me and say is the end near when is the final day….best solo played in Ozzy’s band ? probably the short solo in the song “I don’t know” =)

Alexios Karamanolas

people look to me and say is the end near when is the final day….best solo played in Ozzy’s band ? probably the short solo in the song “I don’t know” =)

Terrystoffel

The solo on ” Over the Mountain” is beyond wicked ….

Terrystoffel

The solo on ” Over the Mountain” is beyond wicked ….

http://www.facebook.com/pasapounakis Panos Lee

ALL and NONE… Each is better than the other which doesn’t really make sense, you see what I mean!!!

http://www.facebook.com/pasapounakis Panos Lee

ALL and NONE… Each is better than the other which doesn’t really make sense, you see what I mean!!!

Amitai Kurtz

i REEEALLYY love the “let me hear you scream” solo.
it’s was so powerfull, so fast, and so good!!!!
when i heard that solo, i got a feel of Masness!
it’s just fun to hear it.. :D
gus i love uu!!!!!!!!!

Amitai Kurtz

i REEEALLYY love the “let me hear you scream” solo.
it’s was so powerfull, so fast, and so good!!!!
when i heard that solo, i got a feel of Masness!
it’s just fun to hear it.. :D
gus i love uu!!!!!!!!!

http://twitter.com/MgCrikey Keelan Taylor

My favourite Ozzy Osbourne solo of all time is definitely “Goodbye to Romance”. It’s an absolutely beautiful guitar piece that has you feeling the emotion of each note as it’s played. The power behind that solo is godlike, and is a solo that speaks to you as you hear it, leaving you warm and tingly when the final note is struck.

http://twitter.com/MgCrikey Keelan Taylor

My favourite Ozzy Osbourne solo of all time is definitely “Goodbye to Romance”. It’s an absolutely beautiful guitar piece that has you feeling the emotion of each note as it’s played. The power behind that solo is godlike, and is a solo that speaks to you as you hear it, leaving you warm and tingly when the final note is struck.

Scott K

Mr Crowley wowowowowowow!

Scott K

Mr Crowley wowowowowowow!

http://www.facebook.com/menkus666 Konrad Menkus Muszyński

Solo from the Crazy Train especially played by Gus G because it’s the one of the best melodic and awesome solos the world ever heard and Gus G is a true guitar god I love his skills in Firewind and in Ozzy Osbourne’s band.

http://www.facebook.com/menkus666 Konrad Menkus Muszyński

Solo from the Crazy Train especially played by Gus G because it’s the one of the best melodic and awesome solos the world ever heard and Gus G is a true guitar god I love his skills in Firewind and in Ozzy Osbourne’s band.

Guy

Bark At The Moon, Jake E. Lee.

Guy

Bark At The Moon, Jake E. Lee.

Matibaski

Its from Crazy Train. The intro riffs are legendary and the solo was at the time when the song came out something very very special from RR.

Matibaski

Its from Crazy Train. The intro riffs are legendary and the solo was at the time when the song came out something very very special from RR.

Andypoulsen33

Miracle man solo by zakk Wylde! Nobody shreds like zakk but Gus g is a damn close second in my book.

Andypoulsen33

Miracle man solo by zakk Wylde! Nobody shreds like zakk but Gus g is a damn close second in my book.

http://twitter.com/motobreath motobreath

Over the Mountain hands down. Every time I hear that solo it makes me want to build a monument to Randy Rhoads. I tried to learn it one time and realized that I’m not worthy. Just listen and appreciate bitch.

http://twitter.com/motobreath motobreath

Over the Mountain hands down. Every time I hear that solo it makes me want to build a monument to Randy Rhoads. I tried to learn it one time and realized that I’m not worthy. Just listen and appreciate bitch.

Alexis Gus G St.

Mr Crowley Solo…I think its the no1 classic after Crazy Train…I love it because Randy was a genius and has helped me learn new positions and cool solos and I thank him for that…I place Him in my Top 10 list of Guitar Influences…I also love the version from Gus(as he is my no1 Idol/Hero) cause he combines greatly his technique with Randy and Zakk style as he plays it,but simultaneously keeping his emotional style of playing,too….

Alexis Gus G St.

Mr Crowley Solo…I think its the no1 classic after Crazy Train…I love it because Randy was a genius and has helped me learn new positions and cool solos and I thank him for that…I place Him in my Top 10 list of Guitar Influences…I also love the version from Gus(as he is my no1 Idol/Hero) cause he combines greatly his technique with Randy and Zakk style as he plays it,but simultaneously keeping his emotional style of playing,too….

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1512896841 Crisostomo Andrade Reyes-Adria

Rhoads’ solo in Crazy Train, because after I learned it, I was train-bound to Paris from London then I met this crazy chick with orange hair. She’s now my long-time girlfriend and she sings Ozzy songs. Memorable.

Alexander

Gotta love the Hero solo. It totally fills my Norwegian viking heart with joy ;)

Alexander

Gotta love the Hero solo. It totally fills my Norwegian viking heart with joy ;)

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1512896841 Crisostomo Andrade Reyes-Adria

Rhoads’ solo in Crazy Train, because after I learned it, I was train-bound to Paris from London then I met this crazy chick with orange hair. She’s now my long-time girlfriend and she sings Ozzy songs. Memorable.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000203798720 Stuart Maclean

Jake E. Lee’s – who by the way is totally underrated :( – solo from Shot In The Dark off the album The Ultimate Sin , just because its short and sweet yet so melodic and keeps the feel of the song going so well. i get bored of the other solo’s eventually but this one always uplifting to hear and play!

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000203798720 Stuart Maclean

Jake E. Lee’s – who by the way is totally underrated :( – solo from Shot In The Dark off the album The Ultimate Sin , just because its short and sweet yet so melodic and keeps the feel of the song going so well. i get bored of the other solo’s eventually but this one always uplifting to hear and play!

Oberlyairbrushstudio

There are so many, from randy rhoads but my all time fav has to be with zakk wylde “No More Tears” the reason is it starts slow and builds it up in you to the full shred. When ever I hear it gets my blood pump’n.
Jason
Las vegas

Oberlyairbrushstudio

There are so many, from randy rhoads but my all time fav has to be with zakk wylde “No More Tears” the reason is it starts slow and builds it up in you to the full shred. When ever I hear it gets my blood pump’n.
Jason
Las vegas

SLAMMER

that would have to be Randy Rhodes solo in Over the mountain, Beacuse its starts off evil and demented then just litterally melts in your mouth

SLAMMER

that would have to be Randy Rhodes solo in Over the mountain, Beacuse its starts off evil and demented then just litterally melts in your mouth

Craig Leach

The Randy solo in No Bone Movies. It is very different when compared to his other solos. Sounds like slide guitar. MAYBE IT IS?
Plus the song is DIRTY!

Craig Leach

The Randy solo in No Bone Movies. It is very different when compared to his other solos. Sounds like slide guitar. MAYBE IT IS?
Plus the song is DIRTY!

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1120687789 Jeff Barad

Crazy Train. Randy Rhoads. you know it. period.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1120687789 Jeff Barad

Crazy Train. Randy Rhoads. you know it. period.

Shaggy_scooby08

Diary of a madman,Randy Played that guitar like a god,it’s sooo amazing, I wish I couldve him play it…..

Shaggy_scooby08

Diary of a madman,Randy Played that guitar like a god,it’s sooo amazing, I wish I couldve him play it…..

Maraki_173

Mama I`m Coming Home Live At Budokan 2002 cause Zakk Wylde made his quitar talk to me like Ozzy!!

Maraki_173

Mama I`m Coming Home Live At Budokan 2002 cause Zakk Wylde made his quitar talk to me like Ozzy!!

http://www.facebook.com/people/Nikos-Malmsteen/100001198558031 Nikos Malmsteen

Mr Crowley…so much melody into that playing…

http://www.facebook.com/people/Nikos-Malmsteen/100001198558031 Nikos Malmsteen

Mr Crowley…so much melody into that playing…

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1800259668 Θανάσης Στεργίου

Hey! My favorite solo is in song: Crazy train ’cause Gus G really rocks! Greetings from Greece!

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1800259668 Θανάσης Στεργίου

Hey! My favorite solo is in song: Crazy train ’cause Gus G really rocks! Greetings from Greece!

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000470736862 Arizona Darkblade

Randy’s solo in Diary of a Madman HANDS DOWN. I get goosebumps listening to the song…you cannot help but see the brilliance of the man listening to the magic in every well thought and carefully chosen note of this song…it’s just never been topped, by any song, by any other Ozzy guitarist, ever. The off notes, the way it all conveys the madness…wow. =0). A+++

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000470736862 Arizona Darkblade

Randy’s solo in Diary of a Madman HANDS DOWN. I get goosebumps listening to the song…you cannot help but see the brilliance of the man listening to the magic in every well thought and carefully chosen note of this song…it’s just never been topped, by any song, by any other Ozzy guitarist, ever. The off notes, the way it all conveys the madness…wow. =0). A+++

X Darksoul

Ozzy didn’t play guitar. But.. in Ozzy’s group my favourite solos are in Hellraiser, a powerful long solo, Perry Mason with a shot powerful solo and No More Tears. In the new album, my favourite solo is in Let me hear you scream.

X Darksoul

Ozzy didn’t play guitar. But.. in Ozzy’s group my favourite solos are in Hellraiser, a powerful long solo, Perry Mason with a shot powerful solo and No More Tears. In the new album, my favourite solo is in Let me hear you scream.

Jay

The studio outtakes of DEE from the TRIBUTE album. Intellectually satisfying, and emotionally compelling. The sound of Randy putting his guitar down at the end still gives me chills (it gives the impression that we are hearing his last notes).

Jay

The studio outtakes of DEE from the TRIBUTE album. Intellectually satisfying, and emotionally compelling. The sound of Randy putting his guitar down at the end still gives me chills (it gives the impression that we are hearing his last notes).

http://www.facebook.com/people/Trey-Justice/1461450729 Trey Justice

Definitely Let me hear you scream, because gus g is the ultimate mix of blues and shred influence and you can hear it in his playing

Blaze422

Crazy Babies! Love how the solo builds and then grinds down to an almost stop, and then how he brings the song back in with those choppy cuts. Nice touch!

Blaze422

Crazy Babies! Love how the solo builds and then grinds down to an almost stop, and then how he brings the song back in with those choppy cuts. Nice touch!

http://www.facebook.com/people/Trey-Justice/1461450729 Trey Justice

Definitely Let me hear you scream, because gus g is the ultimate mix of blues and shred influence and you can hear it in his playing

Alex

My favorite Ozzy solo is probably the solos in Rock N Roll Rebel. Simply because they’re fucking awesome.

Shredibanez7

That would defiantly have to be the solo on no more tears after the chill middle section with the whale sounds. Even though that was originally zack Wylde and not Gus G that solo kicks major ass!

Ypoulo_fidi

Crazy Train! It makes me PARANOID. I DONT KNOW. Maybe I am a DREAMER but THANK GOD FOR THE BOMB. I hope next time they play it you will LET ME HEAR YOU SCREAM!!!!

Ypoulo_fidi

Crazy Train! It makes me PARANOID. I DONT KNOW. Maybe I am a DREAMER but THANK GOD FOR THE BOMB. I hope next time they play it you will LET ME HEAR YOU SCREAM!!!!

Wamboozn

Dreamer, w/ Zakky Zak Zak Zak Zak Zak. No pinches, AND short and sweet? A godsend to us all.

lml

Anonymous

Crazy Train

Anonymous

Crazy Train

Laine

My Favorite Solo would be Revelation Mother Earth. Everything about that song is so dramatic sounding, its goes from being dark to beautiful. i know Crazy Train and Mr Crowely have absolute amazing solo’s but there’s something Specail about Revelation Mother Earth. When the outro solo comes in it makes the hair on your arms stand up every time you hear it. using his style of playing mixing with the classical elements that he uses is absolutely beautiful.

Laine

My Favorite Solo would be Revelation Mother Earth. Everything about that song is so dramatic sounding, its goes from being dark to beautiful. i know Crazy Train and Mr Crowely have absolute amazing solo’s but there’s something Specail about Revelation Mother Earth. When the outro solo comes in it makes the hair on your arms stand up every time you hear it. using his style of playing mixing with the classical elements that he uses is absolutely beautiful.

Matt Viner

I like Slash’s solos in “Crucify the dead”, as they really fit with ozzy’s style, but it’s easy to tell that Slash is the one playing the guitar. Failing that i like Gus’s solo in “let me hear you scream” as it really shows Gus’s talent at guitar.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1827855129 Thanasis Syroplakis

First of all Ozzy does not play guitar, the solo is from the song Mr. Crowley. Because this solo is very melodic and majestic. It makes yo feel so good, amazed but and a bit sad that this solo and song ends!!!

http://twitter.com/ReneeChito Renee Sanchez

Favorite Solo: Mr. Crowley , why? Feeling, that is all what it has and what it needs.

http://www.facebook.com/aggelos.koumatis Aggelos Koumatis

it gets me through its a crazy song with incredible solo ez to play and very good on hearing especially if a god like gus g playing it

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1081962861 Hayden Ted Borgars

The No More Tears guitar solo is my favourite because it is one of the greatest things to come out of zakk’s hands and beautiful to hear.

Maraki_173

Mama I’ m coming home Live at Budokan in 2002 cause Zakk Wylde is Freaking awesome…

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000706563438 Ian Steeples

Suicide Solution, lets face if that Randy he’s a bit good…

HeadBangerHippy.

Any solo Tony Iommi did with Black Sabbath! :P Particularly the one in the song ‘Black Sabbath’, if there is such thing as a perfect solo, that one comes close. I also love his Jazz influenced solos in ‘Planet Caravan’.

http://www.facebook.com/jordan.oates1 Jordan Oates

Revelation (Mother Earth). Don’t even try to say that that is probably the most epic solo in history, or that the trill-buildup isn’t the most epic moment in heavy metal history. And it was one of the first solos I ever learned, when I was 15 or so, and was easily the hardest one I knew. So fuckin awesome, it got my ADD-filled ass to take the time to learn that bitch.

brandon dykstra

Dreamer, you never see guitar solos that amazing in soft songs.

Mirrormemories

Let me Hear You scream and Crazy Train played by Gus G.
Kostas forever! Stay Metal!

Geliebtedesregens_

Perry Mason, just because that was the first song I listened of the band. Some nostalgia.

http://www.facebook.com/people/Fotis-Lamprinos/788314540 Fotis Lamprinos

my favorite is the solo from bark at the moon…i think it contains everything for my ears that i want from a solo to blow my mind and more specially the second solo…i have also listened to Gus playing live here in greece and he really blowed my mind away!

Kari Liimu

At this moment, i like very much about guitar solo of flying high again. the reason why is that i’m practicing that solo.

http://www.facebook.com/people/Kristian-Jensen/1049860435 Kristian Jensen

The solo in Mr. Crowley because it gets my emotions going when thinking of what music would have been like if RR had not died. He was way to talented to die in such a young age. His compositions are godlike, and I listen to at least 2 tracks of Ozzy every day.
And Gus does a really good job playing Randys stuff in his own way. And thats why I should win the guitar because I’m learning Crazy Train solo at the moment, and will afterwards go for Mr. Crowley.

Ozzy will always be a part of my answer, of people ask to what kind of music I like, not to say that Randy and Gus won’t be mentioned because they definitely will. I love Firewind and the story behind, and I love RR and Ozzy.

DunkB

I answer your question with one of my own……why do i only get to pick one?! its frickin impossible! Just like trying to get my head around ‘I cant believe its not butter’….i know its not, but my taste buds have never let me down before! thus i conclude, the question itself is flawed and ultimately impossible to answer (coherently at least)!

Tmetallon

My favourite guitar solo is from Over The Mountain…because of it’s flawless technique!! Randy Rhoads, needs no further exlpenations!!!

ozzMadman

My favourite guitar solo is Mr Crowley..It’s amazing!!! Guitar notes going perfectly over the riff melody..It’s perfect as the butter over the bread ;) PS: I’m italian..I don’t care if I win or not..I only hope that you understand what I mean…god Bless OZZY..I love you for ever

ozzMadman

My favourite guitar solo is Mr Crowley..It’s amazing!!! Guitar notes going perfectly over the riff melody..It’s perfect as the butter over the bread ;) PS: I’m italian..I don’t care if I win or not..I only hope that you understand what I mean…god Bless OZZY..I love you for ever

Tmetallon

My favourite guitar solo is from Over The Mountain…because of it’s flawless technique!! Randy Rhoads, needs no further exlpenations!!!

Boboricchi

Mr. Crowley because of the classicality in Rhoads playing, shows off the most in this song.

Boboricchi

Mr. Crowley because of the classicality in Rhoads playing, shows off the most in this song.

Panagiotis Papalexopoulos

My favorite Ozzy guitar solo is Crazy Train on live album Tribute.It’s just unbelievable the energy and electricity of this solo.So different than the album edition.I was 12 years old when I heard it and changed my life.I started to learn guitar after that,but I knew that I would never be Randy Rhoads…All Ozzy Osbourne’s guitarist were fantastic players but Randy is the Real Thing!!!!

Panagiotis Papalexopoulos

My favorite Ozzy guitar solo is Crazy Train on live album Tribute.It’s just unbelievable the energy and electricity of this solo.So different than the album edition.I was 12 years old when I heard it and changed my life.I started to learn guitar after that,but I knew that I would never be Randy Rhoads…All Ozzy Osbourne’s guitarist were fantastic players but Randy is the Real Thing!!!!

Christinagd4ever

Crazy Train. you know, I learned about this song from my mother. she’s a REAL rocker and she loves everything it has to do with rock and metal. well, I gotta say that I am the same damn thing as her (thank God!). anyway, back to the point, this solo makes me wanna dance like C-R-A-Z-Y and there are 5 other songs that make me feel this way, so its very special for me.

Christinagd4ever

Crazy Train. you know, I learned about this song from my mother. she’s a REAL rocker and she loves everything it has to do with rock and metal. well, I gotta say that I am the same damn thing as her (thank God!). anyway, back to the point, this solo makes me wanna dance like C-R-A-Z-Y and there are 5 other songs that make me feel this way, so its very special for me.

daniel fernandez

randy rhoads ,crazy train

daniel fernandez

randy rhoads ,crazy train

Alex

the solo randy did in SATO is one of the best crafted solos , so much feel - he really encompassed the whole section without losing it to a million notes .

second best would have to be Slow Down – from bark at the moon – another solo with feel

Alex

the solo randy did in SATO is one of the best crafted solos , so much feel - he really encompassed the whole section without losing it to a million notes .

second best would have to be Slow Down – from bark at the moon – another solo with feel

Alex Reynoso

the solo in SATO was truely created with feel.
randy did not ruin it be imploding it with a million notes

second place would be slow down from Bark at te moon , jake also played this solo with intense feel aswell.

not many songs carry feel that you actually hear and i am a drummer

Alex Reynoso

the solo in SATO was truely created with feel.
randy did not ruin it be imploding it with a million notes

second place would be slow down from Bark at te moon , jake also played this solo with intense feel aswell.

not many songs carry feel that you actually hear and i am a drummer

Dimitrios19serres

Mr. Crowley, the solo is fantastic ! It takes you to melodical places !

Dimitrios19serres

Mr. Crowley, the solo is fantastic ! It takes you to melodical places !

King_ak02

Crazy Train solo.Why because this song alone changed the way solos and music was played everthing was being played in E Randy wrote this one in the key of A.Which at the time was really never done..

King_ak02

Crazy Train solo.Why because this song alone changed the way solos and music was played everthing was being played in E Randy wrote this one in the key of A.Which at the time was really never done..

nrmn

I’ve never actually heard Ozzy play guitar, let alone a solo..

nrmn

I’ve never actually heard Ozzy play guitar, let alone a solo..

http://www.facebook.com/people/Hunter-Ravnika/100000463140158 Hunter Ravnika

My favorite solo is The Mr Crowley Solo from the Live and Loud live ! Zakk Wylde put all his heart in his sound ! that’s really magic ! i can hear this song 600 times in a row whitout boring ! god himself write these notes !

http://www.facebook.com/people/Hunter-Ravnika/100000463140158 Hunter Ravnika

My favorite solo is The Mr Crowley Solo from the Live and Loud live ! Zakk Wylde put all his heart in his sound ! that’s really magic ! i can hear this song 600 times in a row whitout boring ! god himself write these notes !

Antti Kalliomäki

PERRY MASON!!! solo by Wylde! Because that was first Ozzy music video i saw on
FINNISH TV!!!

And i had to try cover that solo on somekind of band projects later in my life!!!

IT WAS DIFFICULT!!! and still is………… = )

Antti Kalliomäki

PERRY MASON!!! solo by Wylde! Because that was first Ozzy music video i saw on
FINNISH TV!!!

And i had to try cover that solo on somekind of band projects later in my life!!!

IT WAS DIFFICULT!!! and still is………… = )

Z00ber

My favorite Ozzy solo of all time was probably Welcome Home (Sanitarium).

Thanks yuo, please send teh guitar to Z00ber

Z00ber

My favorite Ozzy solo of all time was probably Welcome Home (Sanitarium).

Thanks yuo, please send teh guitar to Z00ber

dimecfh

My favourite Ozzy guitar solo is No “More Tears” because Zakk Wylde shows his incredible tecnique on it. Speed, strength and precision.

dimecfh

My favourite Ozzy guitar solo is No “More Tears” because Zakk Wylde shows his incredible tecnique on it. Speed, strength and precision.

Savioassis5

Randy’s ending solo in “Tonight”, song from Diary of a Madman. Cus’ it’s both emotional, powerful and it gives me fuckin’ chills!

Savioassis5

Randy’s ending solo in “Tonight”, song from Diary of a Madman. Cus’ it’s both emotional, powerful and it gives me fuckin’ chills!

E Randell Reno

The solo in crazy train. Because the way the strings are bent is by bending the neck.

E Randell Reno

The solo in crazy train. Because the way the strings are bent is by bending the neck.

Jeppe Willatzen.

My favorite Ozzy guitar solo, has to be S.A.T.O. perhaps not one of the bands most popular songs, but nonetheless it has remained one of my favorites for quite some time. As for the guitar solo. The entire build up of riffs throughout the song really boosts the guitar solo, with the thundering bass and drums running in the background I always enjoy when Randy suddenly, as if an explosion occurred, goes absolutely crazy. Also I think it is a solo that really reflects Randy’s world class skill and ability to combine various techniques. Besides all that I think that the sound of the guitar is absolutely wonderful!

Jeppe Willatzen.

My favorite Ozzy guitar solo, has to be S.A.T.O. perhaps not one of the bands most popular songs, but nonetheless it has remained one of my favorites for quite some time. As for the guitar solo. The entire build up of riffs throughout the song really boosts the guitar solo, with the thundering bass and drums running in the background I always enjoy when Randy suddenly, as if an explosion occurred, goes absolutely crazy. Also I think it is a solo that really reflects Randy’s world class skill and ability to combine various techniques. Besides all that I think that the sound of the guitar is absolutely wonderful!

Pm54_2002

Wow,too many to choose from.Ozzy and Crazy Train mostly,because it brings me back to the day,when my best friend was still alive,and we would thrash,and whip our heads back and forth rocking out by head banging to the mezmorizing tunes! Everytime I hear Ozzy,I’m back with my friend,like she never left. Music is that powerful! I wish she would have been with me at “God Bless Ozzy Osbourne”! RIP Denise

Pm54_2002

Wow,too many to choose from.Ozzy and Crazy Train mostly,because it brings me back to the day,when my best friend was still alive,and we would thrash,and whip our heads back and forth rocking out by head banging to the mezmorizing tunes! Everytime I hear Ozzy,I’m back with my friend,like she never left. Music is that powerful! I wish she would have been with me at “God Bless Ozzy Osbourne”! RIP Denise

http://www.facebook.com/people/Vasco-Baptista/1441603881 Vasco Baptista

my favorite ozzy guitar solo is bark at the moon i think it’s stupedouns to listen to

http://www.facebook.com/people/Vasco-Baptista/1441603881 Vasco Baptista

my favorite ozzy guitar solo is bark at the moon i think it’s stupedouns to listen to

http://www.facebook.com/people/Gustavo-Aquino/100000553856211 Gustavo Aquino

No more tears.

Because I always cry with this song, and then I realize the irony.

http://www.facebook.com/people/Gustavo-Aquino/100000553856211 Gustavo Aquino

No more tears.

Because I always cry with this song, and then I realize the irony.

Connor W

non because ozzy cant play guitar :) gus rocks

Connor W

non because ozzy cant play guitar :) gus rocks

Mannyerika

Life won’t weight b cuz it reminds me you can’t live in the past u hav to look to the present and futer

Mannyerika

Life won’t weight b cuz it reminds me you can’t live in the past u hav to look to the present and futer

Rizo_9309

Well…•_• Ozzy never played guitar on his band!! But if I have to choose one without doub is CRAZY TRAIN!! why?? Is a Heavy Metal anthem!! m/ long live Ozzy!!!

Rizo_9309

Well…•_• Ozzy never played guitar on his band!! But if I have to choose one without doub is CRAZY TRAIN!! why?? Is a Heavy Metal anthem!! m/ long live Ozzy!!!

Cheshire Lady

My favourite solo from Ozzy’s songs is the one from “Let it die”, cause it’s the one who revealed Gus G’s talent to the world as it’s the first track from “Scream”, where he started to work with the prince of darkness; it is short and not that fast but the melody really gets in the guts, especially the first phrase, but you can see how this man can definitely with a slow melody (and not obviously high speed solos like all guitar players often do these days) take you to heaven!!!!!!!

Cheshire Lady

My favourite solo from Ozzy’s songs is the one from “Let it die”, cause it’s the one who revealed Gus G’s talent to the world as it’s the first track from “Scream”, where he started to work with the prince of darkness; it is short and not that fast but the melody really gets in the guts, especially the first phrase, but you can see how this man can definitely with a slow melody (and not obviously high speed solos like all guitar players often do these days) take you to heaven!!!!!!!

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002252556813 Matthew Wiens

I HAVE to choose a favorite!? I love every single song by Ozzy ever, and each and every solo in those songs is Godlike. But I guess if I have to choose…
Hm. It may be cliched, but I’d say the best guitar solo in one of Ozzy’s songs is Randy Rhoads playing Crazy Train. I would say Rock ‘n’ Roll Rebel (cuz that is a great frickin’ song and solo), but I honestly don’t believe anyone can live up to the Godly riffing of Randy, especially as heavy and fast-paced as his playing was in Crazy Train.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002252556813 Matthew Wiens

I HAVE to choose a favorite!? I love every single song by Ozzy ever, and each and every solo in those songs is Godlike. But I guess if I have to choose…
Hm. It may be cliched, but I’d say the best guitar solo in one of Ozzy’s songs is Randy Rhoads playing Crazy Train. I would say Rock ‘n’ Roll Rebel (cuz that is a great frickin’ song and solo), but I honestly don’t believe anyone can live up to the Godly riffing of Randy, especially as heavy and fast-paced as his playing was in Crazy Train.

Joshua-oskar

Ozzy’s Road To Nowhere drew me in the first time I heared it. It’s that passion bake solo in the intro, a propper face melter. Then just as you think you’ve escaped Zakk’s second teaser of a solo, he lets fly with yet another screamer. But it’s his last solo that puts that epic cherry on the cake, and sets that little voice off saying “Go on, press repeat, you know you want too” It is that final solo that I consider my favorite Ozzy guitar solo of all time.

Nani Consigli

It is not easy to answer thar question. There are too many glorious soloes. I love the Rhandy era but I must say my favorite solo is from the NO MORE REARS album the song Mamma I´m comming home. It takes me to my childhood every time I listen it. Rock on Kostas, We hope to se Firewind in Buenos Aires soon!!!

Nani Consigli

It is not easy to answer thar question. There are too many glorious soloes. I love the Rhandy era but I must say my favorite solo is from the NO MORE REARS album the song Mamma I´m comming home. It takes me to my childhood every time I listen it. Rock on Kostas, We hope to se Firewind in Buenos Aires soon!!!

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1694900563 Michael Rizo

well…¬¬ Ozzy never played guitar on his band!..But if i have to choose one without doubt is the CARZY TRAIN solo by Randy Rhoads!!… Why?? IS A HEAVY METAL ANTHEM!!! R.I.P Mighty Randy m/ and Long life to the Metal God Ozzy!!

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1694900563 Michael Rizo

well…¬¬ Ozzy never played guitar on his band!..But if i have to choose one without doubt is the CARZY TRAIN solo by Randy Rhoads!!… Why?? IS A HEAVY METAL ANTHEM!!! R.I.P Mighty Randy m/ and Long life to the Metal God Ozzy!!

Jack Heinsen

my favorite ozzy solo of all time would have to be let me hear you scream, becouse its just awesome how it startes outd the fact that its a scale just that upside down is pretty cool so that would be my favorite solo (also rlly inspired by crazy train and mr. crowley but defenetly prefer let me hear you scream) rock on gus!!!

Jack Heinsen

my favorite ozzy solo of all time would have to be let me hear you scream, becouse its just awesome how it startes outd the fact that its a scale just that upside down is pretty cool so that would be my favorite solo (also rlly inspired by crazy train and mr. crowley but defenetly prefer let me hear you scream) rock on gus!!!

metalmaiden

I could never say a single progression of isolated guitar playing is my fave. Mr. Crowley is incredible, but it’s not so much the guitar itself that grabs me, it’s also the bass progression and drums that back the guitar lead, and I get that epic feel that pulls my heart up to my throat. I have to say Randy had a chemistry with the band which made every lead he did powerful for me. But this new guy gives me hope that in all honesty, my fave Ozzy guitar solo is yet to come, and now I’ll tell u why…

1) Firewind kicks ass. The sound Gus brings from this background makes him far more technical than at least the last two soloists, and more contemporary now than Randy’s legacy (classic rock leads were somewhat progressive/technical but they were still competing in rock with that Bob Dylan – Rolling Stones raw feel back then that Randy totally mastered… technical playing didn’t mean “emotion” like the simple raw chord progressions did, but since it meant “skill” the good leads successfully combined these two elements). These days, based on influential legacies like Randy, good leads combine all that background chemistry to make the most progressive guitar playing be the most emotionally powerful, yet impressively skillful all in one. I think Gus will be able to bring Ozzy back on the scene in that way. He has an awesome humility to learn and the soul/brain capacity to truly get the intelligent soulful playing of Randy & Ozzy. So far he looks clearly able to master Randy’s skills from back then with the skill and the pathos (that’s Greek for passion) Randy put into it, and once he really establishes his chemistry with Ozzy, he’ll be able to bring the band to a new level with fresh energy and I LOVE his technical skills. He’s going to write blow-away solos very soon.
2) He’s hot and I would love to have his babies. Can’t wait till he’s old & skilled like me.
3) If he signed a guitar and I had a chance to win it, I would tattoo it on my breast.
4) I love him, but Ozzy is getting old. He needs fresh meat like Gus to bring him back. Ozzy is a smart man, and a very smart business man in the industry. Most importantly for metalheads like us, he gets what it takes to beckon the thaw inside of us.

metalmaiden

I could never say a single progression of isolated guitar playing is my fave. Mr. Crowley is incredible, but it’s not so much the guitar itself that grabs me, it’s also the bass progression and drums that back the guitar lead, and I get that epic feel that pulls my heart up to my throat. I have to say Randy had a chemistry with the band which made every lead he did powerful for me. But this new guy gives me hope that in all honesty, my fave Ozzy guitar solo is yet to come, and now I’ll tell u why…

1) Firewind kicks ass. The sound Gus brings from this background makes him far more technical than at least the last two soloists, and more contemporary now than Randy’s legacy (classic rock leads were somewhat progressive/technical but they were still competing in rock with that Bob Dylan – Rolling Stones raw feel back then that Randy totally mastered… technical playing didn’t mean “emotion” like the simple raw chord progressions did, but since it meant “skill” the good leads successfully combined these two elements). These days, based on influential legacies like Randy, good leads combine all that background chemistry to make the most progressive guitar playing be the most emotionally powerful, yet impressively skillful all in one. I think Gus will be able to bring Ozzy back on the scene in that way. He has an awesome humility to learn and the soul/brain capacity to truly get the intelligent soulful playing of Randy & Ozzy. So far he looks clearly able to master Randy’s skills from back then with the skill and the pathos (that’s Greek for passion) Randy put into it, and once he really establishes his chemistry with Ozzy, he’ll be able to bring the band to a new level with fresh energy and I LOVE his technical skills. He’s going to write blow-away solos very soon.
2) He’s hot and I would love to have his babies. Can’t wait till he’s old & skilled like me.
3) If he signed a guitar and I had a chance to win it, I would tattoo it on my breast.
4) I love him, but Ozzy is getting old. He needs fresh meat like Gus to bring him back. Ozzy is a smart man, and a very smart business man in the industry. Most importantly for metalheads like us, he gets what it takes to beckon the thaw inside of us.

Thelordfrenchman

Mr. Crowley’s first solo, and not just because it’s by Randy Rhoads. I mean yes, Randy was n insane player, but taking the solo by itself says it all. Like Zakk Wylde once mentioned, it’s like a song within a song. And the intro lick is pure class, even though it’s a pretty basic blues lick. The rest of the solo is just a perfect mix of classical and blues influences. Just pure genius.

http://www.facebook.com/people/Leyson-Schoell/100000461543422 Leyson Schoell

I am a big Randy Rhoads fan but i think the best Ozzy guitar solo and personally my favorite guitar solo of all time is the solo from Bark at the Moon played by Jake E. Lee. Sorry Randy. Just the song alone captures the essence of heavy metal and signifies the birth and rise of modern heavy metal soloing. The solos flawless blazing riffs are set in motion by the screaming pinch harmonic lick that serves as a warning of impending face melting doom. The solo blends together perfectly and complements the grand larger than life sound better than chocolate complements strawberries while maintaining the integrity of the song and the signature Ozzy sound that comes with it. And to top it all off blistering licks so load and fast it will blow the clothes off the girl next door.

http://www.facebook.com/people/Leyson-Schoell/100000461543422 Leyson Schoell

I am a big Randy Rhoads fan but i think the best Ozzy guitar solo and personally my favorite guitar solo of all time is the solo from Bark at the Moon played by Jake E. Lee. Sorry Randy. Just the song alone captures the essence of heavy metal and signifies the birth and rise of modern heavy metal soloing. The solos flawless blazing riffs are set in motion by the screaming pinch harmonic lick that serves as a warning of impending face melting doom. The solo blends together perfectly and complements the grand larger than life sound better than chocolate complements strawberries while maintaining the integrity of the song and the signature Ozzy sound that comes with it. And to top it all off blistering licks so load and fast it will blow the clothes off the girl next door.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001773208972 Eric Cox

I don’t have a favorite Ozzy guitar solo because he’s never done any guitar solos. But my favorite guitar solo from an Ozzy album is by Randy Rhoads from the song “Over the Mountain”.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001773208972 Eric Cox

I don’t have a favorite Ozzy guitar solo because he’s never done any guitar solos. But my favorite guitar solo from an Ozzy album is by Randy Rhoads from the song “Over the Mountain”.

Petraras1234

My favourite Ozzy guitar solo ever is the solo of the song crazy train! I don’t know the reason but I remember when I first listened it because it blew my mind and got me into pasion to play guitar…

Petraras1234

My favourite Ozzy guitar solo ever is the solo of the song crazy train! I don’t know the reason but I remember when I first listened it because it blew my mind and got me into pasion to play guitar…

Mesa8699

My favorite is Revolution Mother Earth , Randy just shines so much on this solo plus it’s the way it is structured it just flows so well and uses so many different facets of his playing style and modes The classical part of his playing is really evident too. Plus it just kicks ass !!

John Scarrott

The one by Gus G at Sweden Rock 2011, ‘cos I flew from Jersey to Sweden to see and hear its awesomeness from the axe master himself!!

You can check it out on You Tube, it’s called “Ozzy Osbourne @ Sweden Rock Festival! 2011. (Guitar / Drum SOLO)”

Ronjah420

m/ Some where in the “Diary Of A madman” song there is a massive solo I love m/

Horns007

Flying high Again, Randy kills on that one m/

http://www.facebook.com/coylay Chris Coyle

ozzy has had amazing guitar players throughout his career and each and everyone of them brought a unique style to his music. choosing a solo from Randy’s era (RIP) is damn near impossible because they were all unique as well as complimented the song perfectly. as much as i love his playing it’s to hard to choose one of his masterpiece’s as i love all of them equally. especially mr. crowley on the live album from the blizzard tour. the way randy was able to orchestrate that live version with don airey complimenting his guitar work as phenomenal! that said i go with see you on the other side from the ozzmosis album. listening to that solo reminds me of randys playing in the way that it compliments the song perfectly as well as the doubling if not tripling of the guitar work that randy was known for in the studio. not sure if it was zakk or steve vai who actually played the solo on that due to the fact that zakk has writing credits but it looked as if steve was in the music video.

http://www.facebook.com/coylay Chris Coyle

ozzy has had amazing guitar players throughout his career and each and everyone of them brought a unique style to his music. choosing a solo from Randy’s era (RIP) is damn near impossible because they were all unique as well as complimented the song perfectly. as much as i love his playing it’s to hard to choose one of his masterpiece’s as i love all of them equally. especially mr. crowley on the live album from the blizzard tour. the way randy was able to orchestrate that live version with don airey complimenting his guitar work as phenomenal! that said i go with see you on the other side from the ozzmosis album. listening to that solo reminds me of randys playing in the way that it compliments the song perfectly as well as the doubling if not tripling of the guitar work that randy was known for in the studio. not sure if it was zakk or steve vai who actually played the solo on that due to the fact that zakk has writing credits but it looked as if steve was in the music video.

Grindcorizado

None i merely liste black sabbath and it’s all about the atmosphere.

OzzHellBurned

My favorite Ozzy guitar solo is from the song Little Dolls, and I’m talking about the outro solo here, the song start fading out and I’m still wanting an extra minute to hear it completely till the end.

http://twitter.com/diamondfujiko 不二子

my favorite Ozzy guitar solo is Crazy Train.‘cause it was the song I liked very much from before.so i came to like this solo more when my favorite guitarist Gus G. played this!!

Nick Nizinski

Mr.Crowley, def.
I just love the solos in it. Great song, maybe my
fav Ozzy song ever. Hoping to see Gus G with Ozzy next time they tour. I
really dig that guitar : )

http://twitter.com/diamondfujiko 不二子

my favorite Ozzy guitar solo is Crazy Train.‘cause it was the song I liked very much from before.so i came to like this solo more when my favorite guitarist Gus G. played this!!

Dethodeth

Over the Mountain is my favorite. Randy’s solo(s) just fit the song so well…

Magnifishit

Definitely “No More Tears”. Since I was a little boy, I’ve always admired Zakk’s guitar work in this song. I guess you could say its what got me into metal. Once I heard that tune, I pulled away from my Alice Cooper/Zeppelin phase. It’s never gotten old for me. Whenever I get loaded I always turn the stereo full blast and air guitar that solo. It’s just beautiful. :’)

Magnifishit

Definitely “No More Tears”. Since I was a little boy, I’ve always admired Zakk’s guitar work in this song. I guess you could say its what got me into metal. Once I heard that tune, I pulled away from my Alice Cooper/Zeppelin phase. It’s never gotten old for me. Whenever I get loaded I always turn the stereo full blast and air guitar that solo. It’s just beautiful. :’)

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1185993668 Odysseas Grosomanidis

Goodbye to romance !!!!! This solo is so emotional and when you hear it wandering !!!!

Ron Coolen

The incredible solo in “Bark at the Moon” , since it took almost 30 years to outperform Jake E. Lee’s version, it was Gus who did that, and he needed an ESP Guitar to do it!

Waxlozzy

My favorite solo from Ozzy has to be BELEIVER! It’s not that big of an ozzy song but when you hear the solo it’s just amazing! It makes me wanna see Randy play that in front of me! I can listen to that solo ALL DAY , literraly! That solo just makes me want to get up, grab a guitar and practice practice practice!

Ldsman31389

I love zakk wylde solos but randy does beat him, I love bark at the moon, its just sounds so sick!!! Something in me just breqks n I go wild i love how its just the guitar solo in n out of the music n then how he uses the whammy bar its just awesome!!!……honestly I love shredding…..I just want this’d guitar to shred I’m gonna use, I’m not gonna keep it locked uo I’m gonna shred on it, I just need a guitar I can use although I will cherish it…………………..STAY METAL!

Brynn

The first solo in Mr Crowleym/m/. It’s the perfect length and speed. It’s also got great melody and fits the rest of the song incredibly. Lastly, Randy Rhoads’ Mr Crowley solo reminds me so much of Gus G’s unique and inspiring guitar style:)

skurp

bark at the moon.

classic.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002209077715 Liakos Gus G

My fav solo is Bark At The Moon…Hail Gus From Thessaloniki Greece

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000144013420 Cameron Schatz

I heard once that when recording Mr. Crowley, Randy did the first solo. Proud of it, he went to Ozzy who told him it was shit. Then he did the second solo, pissed off and putting his heart and soul into it. When you listen to that song, you can feel the difference between the solos. The first solo is just a ripping, shred filled awesome rip fest. The second solo is an orgasmic, heart filled beast that makes you want to listen to the song over and over. Mr. Crowley, solo #2 is without a doubt, my favorite Ozzy/Randy solo, hands down.

KilledByDeath

For me it has to be “S.I.N.” from No More Tears album. While many consider “Miracle Man” and “No More Tears” iconic Zakk pieces, it seems that “S.I.N.” is simply where the metal is, i.e. it doesn’t break the tempo, doesn’t feel like filler (although nothing on first 2 albums with Zakk does, except maybe for “Zombie Stomp”), and after the final chorus, when you think it’s done, Zakk just comes back and melts your poor face yet again.

Fordmajorwwe

I’m really in trouble: I like Mr. Crowley’ solo ’cause is so distinctive but I also really like Zakk Wilde’ solos style (No More Tears, Perry Mason). Overall I think that the Gus G concept and idea in Let Me Hear You Scream’s solo of join different solos’s styles is so cool!

TzourasGG

Both slolos from Crazy Train….I don’t know the reason I like them, it’s just my brain full of dopamin every time I listen to them

Green_rocksakis13

Love Gus G and Ozzy! Paranoid’s solo is Really Kick Ass ’cause it takes all the anger from inside for the people who have hurt us.

Green_rocksakis13

If I win the guitar i’ll come swimming from Greece to America! And i’ll play a crazy Ozzy solo to thank you!

Sakian

My favourite guitar solo of ozzy is Crazy Train….cause i think on that time what kind of stuff randy did itz really very nice…his thinking was too good thatz y he played such kind of solo that feels me im totally regaining from a dark night.

Green_rocksakis13

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Green_rocksakis13

Can you tell me when does the contest finishes?

Green_rocksakis13

Can you tell me when does the contest finishes?

Green_rocksakis13

Can you tell me when the contest finishes?

Green_rocksakis13

Can you tell me when the contest finishes?

Giorgos Kritsotakis

I’ll say Mr. Crowley. Can’t explain why I like it, or any other piece of music for that matter. Music is like magic.

Crowningachievement

Bark at the Moon, the flow in that solo is amazing

David

Bark At The Moon, the solo makes me bark !

I play it every full moon :w (wolf smile)

Zakkwylde19951

My favorite Ozzy guitar solo is Mr.Crowley.Basically one of the best metal solos of all time based on this scale.No one of Ozzy guitarists has yet managed to reach randys music genius and for me will never do so.

http://twitter.com/exsinner Haris Radzi

Mr. Crowley.Its the most monstrous solo ever I’ve heard.I know they are more awesome solo but this one is way more ideal in term of timing, melodic and everything.Despite the fact that this are the only solo that i will always rewind the song back just to hear its solo even though i’ve set this song to repeat I’m still occasionally rewind it back myself.It’s just calmed my mind whenever I hear this song

who?

this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_qixYk_Shc

Giorgos_tsaras

It has to be Crazy Train.I love this solo especially tapping part,every time i hear it im having an erection.I wanna win the guitar to shred like Randy and Buckethead.

Giorgos_tsaras

It has to be Crazy Train.I love this solo especially tapping part,every time i hear it im having an erection.I wanna win the guitar to shred like Randy and Buckethead.

Giorgos_tsaras

It has to be Crazy Train.I love this solo especially tapping part,every time i hear it im having an erection.I wanna win the guitar to shred like Randy and Buckethead.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=503943552 Edd Hendricks

Randy Rhodes: Diary of a Madman. Changed my impression of what metal guitar could be. RIP, my man.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=503943552 Edd Hendricks

Randy Rhodes: Diary of a Madman. Changed my impression of what metal guitar could be. RIP, my man.

http://twitter.com/ALiGPK47 H T

Diary Of a Madman, Every time i hear the solo i get that good feeling. it fits the song perfectly. I love the scales randy used and it sounds scary and has so much emotion. Even in my wildest dreams i couldnt have come up with a solo like that, and i bet noone else could have done the same but Randy

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000182467572 Cj Langmack

THe second Mr crowley solo. It was my idol’s (Randy RHoads) favorite song and the solo is just…….I can’t even describe it. It truly is a work of art> GOD BLESS OZZY OSBOURNE

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000182467572 Cj Langmack

THe second Mr crowley solo. It was my idol’s (Randy RHoads) favorite song and the solo is just…….I can’t even describe it. It truly is a work of art> GOD BLESS OZZY OSBOURNE

Nagydanielcsaba

My favorite Guitarist in Ozzy’s band was Tomy Iomi, because he could write new kind a riffs and unice guitar themes. but when I kwen that Gus G is the guitarist in that band right now I changed my oppinion I Gus G bacomed my favorite Ozzy guitarist.

Nagydanielcsaba

My favorite Guitarist in Ozzy’s band was Tomy Iomi, because he could write new kind a riffs and unice guitar themes. but when I kwen that Gus G is the guitarist in that band right now I changed my oppinion I Gus G bacomed my favorite Ozzy guitarist.

Nagydanielcsaba

My favorite Guitarist in Ozzy’s band was Tomy Iomi, because he could write new kind a riffs and unice guitar themes. but when I kwen that Gus G is the guitarist in that band right now I changed my oppinion I Gus G bacomed my favorite Ozzy guitarist.

Mark Schroder

Mr crowley

Mark Schroder

Mr crowley

Mel_bass

It has to be Crazy Train because it’s the reason I started playing guitar and started my life long love affair with heavy metal. :)

Mel_bass

It has to be Crazy Train because it’s the reason I started playing guitar and started my life long love affair with heavy metal. :)

Janice Golden

Regardless what everyone says “Over The Mountain” Has been widely overlooked
I would say it was one of the best songs of the 1980s period.Hands down one of the best solos ever recorded .Randy was THE ONE AND ONLY GUITAR PLAYER OF THE METAL YEARS!!!! Its one of those songs that stills sounds great all these years later.Best OZZY SONG EVA!!!!!

Washburnx-10

my favourite guitar solo is the let me hear you scream but i don’t know why .. you know what is happening that time is magic and you can’t explain it…!!!!!

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000047068277 Paraskevas Ioannidis

In my opinion the best Ozzy guitar solo is at the song Bark At The Moon because, when I listened it first time, it made me to brake my guitar so I want a new one… Hahaha |m|

Alen Vogelnik

My best solo is defently from new album 1.st Time

.. its so power .. like guitar wants tell that how strong she is!

GUS G knows how to play his guitar and i know him well a 10 years i love
him he is my best … how can i say… amm he is like my god.. he is
better and better every single day.. this is 1 reason why i live for
:))… Gus G is my all.. he is the best he have soul he is nice and
girls love him like mans do but on other ways like friends and like
that! :) so.. m/ stay tuned m/ :-) i hope my comment will like
everyone heres link to song

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5Meies0z6c&feature=related

and this song means me alot … and gus g solos! great man LOVE YOU!!! GUS G 4 EVER!

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001010560023 Ian Beard

Miracle Man. It’s everything a person could want in a solo: fast, hard hitting, flows together well and it makes sense. All while sounding as cool as can be.

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001010560023 Ian Beard

Miracle Man. It’s everything a person could want in a solo: fast, hard hitting, flows together well and it makes sense. All while sounding as cool as can be.

death23

My favorite one is Killer of Giants. It’s a long forgotten jewel in Ozzy’s catalogue.The funny thing is that Mr Jake E Lee, perhaps the least acclaimed Ozzy guitar player, had…like… his own positions (sorry I don’t know how to describe this well ’cause English is not my mother’s tongue) which make it almost impossible to play it well by many guitar players. However, it’s not that this solo is great just because it is difficult, but it serves a purpose on the song. I think that many fans get the goosebumps, reach the climax during the solo ’cause it gives the lyrics much more power. It’s in a way aggresive but still keeps the melancholic feel of the song. Many had lost hope in listening to it again, so thanks for including it during the whole 2010 tour. I watch the collection of videos of this song on YouTube all the time ’cause when I get to the Yeaaaaaaaaaaahhhh shout part right before the solo I’m ready to play it out loud with my air guitar, I have a blast really …. ha ha ha ha. Cheers.

death23

My favorite one is Killer of Giants. It’s a long forgotten jewel in Ozzy’s catalogue.The funny thing is that Mr Jake E Lee, perhaps the least acclaimed Ozzy guitar player, had…like… his own positions (sorry I don’t know how to describe this well ’cause English is not my mother’s tongue) which make it almost impossible to play it well by many guitar players. However, it’s not that this solo is great just because it is difficult, but it serves a purpose on the song. I think that many fans get the goosebumps, reach the climax during the solo ’cause it gives the lyrics much more power. It’s in a way aggresive but still keeps the melancholic feel of the song. Many had lost hope in listening to it again, so thanks for including it during the whole 2010 tour. I watch the collection of videos of this song on YouTube all the time ’cause when I get to the Yeaaaaaaaaaaahhhh shout part right before the solo I’m ready to play it out loud with my air guitar, I have a blast really …. ha ha ha ha. Cheers.

http://www.facebook.com/people/Patrick-Crowley/15002707 Patrick Crowley

I am partial to the solo in Mr. Crowley, due to the fact that the song is my name sake.

J.C.

The solo from You’re No Different (Bark at the Moon), because it’s just creepy, like the song…

J.C.

The solo from You’re No Different (Bark at the Moon), because it’s just creepy, like the song…

J.C.

The solo from You’re No Different (Bark at the Moon), because it’s just creepy, like the song…

J.C.

The solo from You’re No Different (Bark at the Moon), because it’s just creepy, like the song…

Michael Menke

The in your face solo the late and the great Randy Rhoades is playing right now.

Michael Menke

The in your face solo the late and the great Randy Rhoades is playing right now.

George

Bark at the moon solo/solos cause they are like a song within the song.They add so much and they’re very melodic.

RyaN aLLeN

I absolutely agree the answer’s the same as “fave Randy Rhodes solo”. It’s Crazy Train, beyond all doubt. And when you visit Randy’s crypt in San Berdoo, CA among Earps & Indycar legends who also died too soon they all hear the sounds of the crazy trains beginning their assaults on the Cajon Pass above you it’s astonishing how much their giant motors sound like Randy’s Les Paul

Jeff Beal

Bark at the Moon. Jake E. Lee was underrated, man!

Jeff Beal

Bark at the Moon. Jake E. Lee was underrated, man!

Brody Page

Crazy train, cause it’s a fucking ripsnorter of a solo.

Brody Page

Crazy train, cause it’s a fucking ripsnorter of a solo.

Jon7

I like pretty much all of the Ozzy solos, he has had some great guitarists with him over the years. I used to like Shot in the Dark a lot but since the scream album came out with Gus G on lead I enjoy Scream because it’s just really powerful, short, and epic!

Jon7

I like pretty much all of the Ozzy solos, he has had some great guitarists with him over the years. I used to like Shot in the Dark a lot but since the scream album came out with Gus G on lead I enjoy Scream because it’s just really powerful, short, and epic!

Jon7

I like pretty much all of the Ozzy solos, he has had some great guitarists with him over the years. I used to like Shot in the Dark a lot but since the scream album came out with Gus G on lead I enjoy Scream because it’s just really powerful, short, and epic!

zinonas

its defenatelly the mr crowley first solo man.. from the first time that i heard it it gave me chills down to my spine . i just feel like randy’s music is passing through me on the moment that the solo starts and i cant help it but close my eyes bite my lips and shake my head. every time i play it i look up to the sky and thank him for giving us such beautiful music to listen and study

zinonas

its defenatelly the mr crowley first solo man.. from the first time that i heard it it gave me chills down to my spine . i just feel like randy’s music is passing through me on the moment that the solo starts and i cant help it but close my eyes bite my lips and shake my head. every time i play it i look up to the sky and thank him for giving us such beautiful music to listen and study

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=641173261 Gina Leon Klaastad

My favorite Ozzy solo is crazy babies! Because its messing with internal organs and playing airguitar to it make me feel like a crazy baby!

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=641173261 Gina Leon Klaastad

My favorite Ozzy solo is crazy babies! Because its messing with internal organs and playing airguitar to it make me feel like a crazy baby!

Palioblima

when i heard this song I liked it from the beggining its the song gets me through !! when the solo kicked in I automaticly shuddered !!! from that time I keep listening to this song every day!!!!

http://www.facebook.com/people/Greg-Higgs/1261023890 Greg Higgs

Crazy Train. Rhoads CREATED Ozzy Osbourne, that’s a simple FACT, and Crazy Train was the song that made it happen. No ifs, buts or maybes, Crazy Train has done more for Ozzy than Black Sabbath or anything else has EVER done, and Rhoads paved the way with his magic. Now, Gus G, one of my personal heroes picks up the torch and will make Ozzy bigger than ever. Wait and see.

Uchiyama

I think the Best solo from a song of Ozzy Osbourne is the one of No More Tears (just my opinion) , because I don’ t know , but for me , when I hear it , it’ s like I’ m in paradise with Zakk playing in front of me , raising is head to the sky and playing this fucking magic and awesome SOLO .

Uchiyama

I think the Best solo from a song of Ozzy Osbourne is the one of No More Tears (just my opinion) , because I don’ t know , but for me , when I hear it , it’ s like I’ m in paradise with Zakk playing in front of me , raising is head to the sky and playing this fucking magic and awesome SOLO .

Brokeblvd

The solo on the unreleased track “beat ozzy’s drunk ass over the head with my guitar” that solo just screams bloody murder. no pun inteded

Brokeblvd

The solo on the unreleased track “beat ozzy’s drunk ass over the head with my guitar” that solo just screams bloody murder. no pun inteded

http://www.facebook.com/people/Dale-Schwarz/1081441093 Dale Schwarz

OK I need this. Dale wins

http://www.facebook.com/people/Dale-Schwarz/1081441093 Dale Schwarz

I don’t know. Especially by Randy.

http://www.facebook.com/people/Dale-Schwarz/1081441093 Dale Schwarz

I don’t know. Especially by Randy.

Stephen Byrne

The Hand of the Enemy (Bonus Track) from the Scream album! I’ve listened to it so many time now! Great singing by Ozzy & great riffs and solo by Gus, just amazing!!! It must be a honor to play for a legend like Ozzy! Gus you deserve it. I have been listening to anything you’ve been a part of, since finding you in Firewind three years ago. My memory of this song would be the goosebumps I had when hearing it & mentioning this for a chance to win your autographed guitar Gus! I mean that memory would last a lifetime! Best of luck with everything! Steve B

Connorbarr22

i dont wanna stop because its in the title when you here metal music you never wanna stop going crazy and just having fun doing it

Lick-M

Bark at the Moon,,, Jake E Lee.. the most underated Ozzy guitarist of all time!.. Jake could blow the socks off both RR and Zack Wilde..

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