Ozzy Osbourne knew his time was running out during that final Black Sabbath show — and made damn sure his last act was a rock ‘n’ roll sendoff for the ages. Rocker Tom Morello revealed on Chicago’s Q101 radio station that Ozzy walked into…
Ozzy Osbourne knew his time was running out during that final Black Sabbath show — and made damn sure his last act was a rock ‘n’ roll sendoff for the ages. Rocker Tom Morello revealed on Chicago’s Q101 radio station that Ozzy walked into…
Ozzy Osbourne knew his time was running out during that final Black Sabbath show — and made damn sure his last act was a rock ‘n’ roll sendoff for the ages.
Rocker Tom Morello revealed on Chicago’s Q101 radio station that Ozzy walked into the July 5 “Back to the Beginning” farewell show knowing it would be his last — and just weeks later, the Prince of Darkness was gone at 76.
Morello — who ran the show as musical director — said the mission was simple: make that Birmingham gig the greatest day in heavy metal history.
And by all accounts, he did — with Ozzy perched on a black throne, tearing through “Crazy Train” before reuniting with Tony Iommi, Bill Ward and Geezer Butler for one final Sabbath showdown.
The Rage Against the Machine icon called it a rare moment where 40,000 fans, the band, and the world all poured their love into one man.
Weeks later, the “Crazy Train” legend was gone — passing from a heart attack on July 22.