OZZY OSBOURNE · Diary Of A Madman | BLACK LP

Black vinyl.

Background information about 'Diary Of A Madman'

"Diary of a Madman" stands as Ozzy Osbourne's second solo masterpiece and perhaps his most haunting work, released in 1981 during the peak of his creative partnership with the legendary Randy Rhoads. This album captures Ozzy at his most vulnerable and theatrical, weaving together tales of madness, isolation, and inner demons that would become his trademark. The record opens with the soaring "Over the Mountain" and the anthemic "Flying High Again," showcasing Rhoads' classical guitar influences merged with heavy metal's raw power. The album's darker moments like "Little Dolls" and the epic title track "Diary of a Madman" reveal a more introspective side of the Prince of Darkness.

What makes this album truly special is the chemistry between Ozzy's distinctive vocals and Randy Rhoads' virtuosic guitar work, supported by the solid rhythm section of Bob Daisley on bass and Lee Kerslake on drums. Tracks like "Believer" and "You Can't Kill Rock and Roll" became instant classics, while deeper cuts like "S.A.T.O." and "Tonight" showcase the band's ability to balance melody with heaviness. This remastered edition brings new life to these timeless recordings, allowing every nuance of Rhoads' guitar wizardry and Ozzy's emotional delivery to shine through with crystal clarity.

For fans of: Black Sabbath, Rainbow, Deep Purple, Dio, and Iron Maiden

Other Versions

CD · 9,99 €

Track listing

A1. Over The Mountain
A2. Flying High Again
A3. You Can't Kill Rock And Roll (Remastered)
A4. Believer (Remastered)
B5. Little dolls (Remastered)
B6. Tonight (Remastered)
B7. S.A.T.O. (Remastered)
B8. Diary Of A Madman (Remastered)

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