The honorary title of the Godfather of Heavy Metal undoubtedly belongs to Ozzy Osbourne. He is the one-man army who brought rock music into the mainstream and revolutionized the way people perceive freedom of expression. It is spellbinding to watch him perform, and his older performances will give the musicians of today, a run for their money. No one has the pipes like Ozzy, and boy, can the man sing! He wasn't what you'd call an ideal singer, no sir, he wasn't a crooner either, but, there was something so magnetic about his voice and its sheer raw power, that the audience couldn't help succumb and stumble to the energy and melancholy of his voice. For a career that spans 40 years, Ozzy still continues to make a lasting impression through his music and persona. Not only is he known for his tremendous role in Black Sabbath, he is also famous for his solo albums, and singles, that have and will continue to inspire budding musicians until eternity. Let's take a moment to truly appreciate the decades of work put in by this musical genius through his discography.
| Ozzy Osbourne's Singles |
| Years |
Songs |
Albums |
| 2010 ▶ 2011 |
- Let It Die
- Life Won't Wait
- Let Me Hear You Scream
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| ▶ 2007 |
- I Don't Wanna Stop
- Not Going Away
- Black Rain
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| 2005 ▶ 2006 |
- In My Life
- Mississippi Queen
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| ▶ 2003 |
- Changes
With Kelly Osbourne
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| 2001 ▶ 2002 |
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| ▶ 1997 |
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| 1995 ▶ 1996 |
- Walk on Water
(Beavis and Butt-head Do America)
- I Just Want You
- See You on the Other Side
- Perry Mason
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| ▶ 1993 |
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| 1991 ▶ 1992 |
- Mr. Tinkertrain
- Mama, I'm Coming Home
- Road to Nowhere
- Time After Time
- No More Tears
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| ▶ 1989 |
- Close My Eyes Forever
With Lita Ford
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| ▶ 1988 |
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| ▶ 1987 |
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| ▶ 1986 |
- The Ultimate Sin
- Shot in the Dark
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| 1983 ▶ 1984 |
- So Tired
- Bark at the Moon
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| ▶ 1982 |
- Iron Man
- Children of the Grave
- Symptom of the Universe
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| 1981 ▶ 1982 |
- You Can't Kill Rock N' Roll
- Over the Mountain
- Flying High Again
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| ▶ 1980 |
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| Guest Appearances |
| Years |
Song Titles |
Artists and Their Albums |
| 2010 |
Going Through Changes
Crucify the Dead |
Eminem - Recovery
Slash
With Metallica |
| 2008 |
Wake the Dead |
Alice Cooper - Along Came A Spider |
| 2007 |
Judgement Day
Masters of War |
Beanie Sigel - The Solution
Mountain - Masters of War |
| 2003 |
Changes
Stillborn |
Kelly Osbourne - Changes
Black Label Society - The Blessed Hellride |
| 2001 |
Iron Head |
Rob Zombie - The Sinister Urge |
| 2000 |
N.I.B
Who's Fooling Who
For Heaven's Sake |
Primus - Nativity In Black II:
A Tribute to Black Sabbath
Tony Iommi - Iommi
Tony Iommi and Wu Tang Clan - Loud Rocks
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| 1999 |
Buried Alive
Shock The Monkey |
Rick Wakeman - Return to the Centre of the Earth
Coal Chamber - Chamber Music |
| 1998 |
Nowhere to Run
This Means War!!
Vertical Man |
Chef Aid: The South Park
Album 1 - Crystal Method,
DMX, Ol' Dirty Bastard,
Fuzzbubble
E.L.E. (Extinction Level Event),
Busta Rhymes
The Final World Front
Ringo Starr - Vertical Man |
| 1997 |
Pictures of Matchstick Men |
Type O Negative |
| 1994 |
Born to Be Wild
Iron Man |
Miss Piggy, Kermit Unpigged
Therapy? and Nativity In Black:
A Tribute to Black Sabbath
Prince of Darkness |
| 1992 |
I Ain't No Nice Guy
Shake Your Head
(Let's Go To Bed) |
Slash, Lemmy/Motorhead,
March ör Die
Was (Not Was),
Born to Laugh at Tornadoes,
Kim Basinger |
| 1991 |
Stayin' Alive
Hey Stoopid
Therapy |
Dweezil Zappa
Prince of Darkness
Alice Cooper - Hey Stoopid
Infectious Grooves
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| 1990 |
Bombers (Can Open Bomb Bays)
Jack's Land |
Bill Ward - Ward One:
Along the Way |
| 1989 |
Led Clones
Purple Haze |
Gary Moore - After the War
Stairway to Heaven
Highway to Hell compilation |
| 1988 |
Close My Eyes Forever |
Lita Ford - Lita |
| Soundtracks |
| Years |
Album Titles |
Movies and TV Series |
| ▶ 2010 |
Crazy Train
Let Me Hear You Scream |
Madden NFL 11 |
| 2008 ▶ 2009 |
Bark at the Moon
Crazy Train
Mr. Crowley |
Guitar Hero: World Tour
Ozzfest |
| ▶ 2007 |
Crazy Train
I Don't Wanna Stop
Road to Nowhere |
Ghost Rider
WWE Judgment Day
Wild Hogs
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| ▶ 2006 |
Paranoid
Goodbye to Romance |
We Are Marshall
It's a Boy Girl Thing |
| ▶2005 |
Iron Man |
Guitar Hero |
| ▶ 2004 |
Hellraiser |
Grand Theft Auto:
San Andreas |
| ▶ 2003 |
Iron Man |
The School of Rock |
| ▶ 2002 |
Flying High Again
Bark at the Moon |
Grand Theft Auto:
Vice City
Spun |
| ▶ 2000 |
Mama, I'm Coming Home |
Little Nicky |
| ▶ 1998 |
Nowhere to Run |
Chef Aid:
The South Park Album |
| ▶ 1997 |
Pictures of Matchstick Men
Shot in the Dark |
Private Parts
Scream 2 |
| ▶ 1996 |
Walk on Water |
Beavis and Butt-Head
Do America |
| ▶ 1992 |
Party with the Animals |
Buffy the Vampire Slayer |
| ▶ 1990 |
The Urpney Song |
The Dreamstone |
| ▶ 1986 |
Secret Loser |
The Wraith |
| Ozzy's Studio Albums |
| Years |
Album Titles |
Label |
| 2010 |
Screams |
Epic |
| 2007 |
Black Rain |
Epic |
| 2005 |
Under Cover |
Epic |
| 2001 |
Down to Earth |
Epic |
| 1995 |
Ozzmosis |
Epic |
| 1991 |
No More Tears |
Epic |
| 1988 |
No Rest for the Wicked |
Epic |
| 1986 |
The Ultimate Sin |
Epic |
| 1983 |
Bark at the Moon |
Epic |
| 1981 |
Diary of a Madman |
Jet |
| 1980 |
Blizzard of Ozz |
Epic |
| LIVE Albums |
| Years |
Album Titles |
Label |
| 2002 |
Live at Budokan |
Epic |
| 1993 |
Live & Loud |
Epic |
| 1987 |
Tribute |
Epic |
| 1982 |
Speak of the Devil |
Epic |
| Compilation Albums |
| Years |
Album Titles |
Label |
| 2005 |
Prince of Darkness |
Sony |
| 2003 |
The Essential Ozzy Osbourne |
Epic |
| 1997 |
The Ozzman Cometh |
Epic |
| 1990 |
Ten Commandments |
Sony |
| 1989 |
Best of Ozz |
Sony |
| Video Albums |
| Years |
Album Titles |
Label |
| 2002 |
Live at Budokan |
Epic |
| 1997 |
Ozzy Goes to Hollywood |
Epic |
| 1992 |
Live & Loud |
Epic |
| 1991 |
Don't Blame Me |
Epic |
| 1989 |
Wicked Videos |
Epic |
| 1986 |
The Ultimate Ozzy |
Epic |
| 1984 |
Bark at the Moon |
Epic |
| 1982 |
Speak of the Devil |
Jet/Epic |
Ozzy Osbourne defines the never-say-die attitude, as he continues to experiment, take chances, and defy the odds, by collaborating with diverse artists. He has transcended the comfort of his own genre to make some everlasting singles with R&B, hip-hop, and progressive rock musicians. One thing is certain, we will have the fortune to listen and appreciate his newer creations in the years to come.
