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In reply to the discussion: Ozzy Osbourne, prince of darkness who rose to fame with Black Sabbath, dies aged 76 [View all]senseandsensibility
(23,063 posts)30. Whenever I hear one of his iconic songs
I feel that rush of energy and youth come surging back. Not completely positive feeling I'll admit. There are streaks of despair and fear among the almost euphoric energy. But I feel alive in the way that true artists can inspire. So thanks for the memories now and then, Ozzy. RIP, my fellow traveler.
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Ozzy Osbourne, prince of darkness who rose to fame with Black Sabbath, dies aged 76 [View all]
BumRushDaShow
Jul 22
OP
Ozzy Osbourne, famed Black Sabbath frontman and heavy metal pioneer, has died. He was 76.
LetMyPeopleVote
Jul 22
#8
He turned me off when he killed that live bat onstage, but I'm glad he was able to say goodbye to his fans
catbyte
Jul 22
#19
When I saw the pictures from that goodbye show he just did I couldn't believe how ill he looked.
ificandream
Jul 22
#25
I don't know anything about his music but the little I have seen of him, he was quite the
LoisB
Jul 22
#36
Wasn't the top of my playlist but I loved a few of BS songs. Including this powerful anti war anthem
LiberalLovinLug
Jul 22
#38