Ozzy Osbourne-The Ultimate Ozzy (1986) [FULL CONCERT] Video

[Seshmeister]

0:00 Shot in the Dark (Music video) 4:20 Intro 6:16 Bark at the Moon 11:00 Suicide Solution 14:59 Never Know Why 19:26 Mr. Crowley 25:14 I Don't Know 30:30 Killer of Giants (Guitar solo) 40:29 Thank God for the Bomb 44:17 Lightning Strikes 49:25 Flying High Again 54:20 Secret Loser (Drum solo) 1:04:46 Iron Man 1:08:35 Crazy Train 1:15:20 Paranoid 1:19:25 The Ultimate Sin (Music video)

[binnie]

Cheers Sesh - that's lunchtime taken care of!

[Seshmeister]

Never liked the mix on this as much as earlier ones - too polished, muddy and some very annoying inappropriate keyboards.

I would guess a bit of vocal fixing was done afterwards.

Jake E Lee's guitar playing is godlike as ever but not the tone I would choose...

[ELVIS]

I don't see how you can watch that whole thing...

[Va Beach VH Fan]

I agree, I think the '84 tour was much more raw.....

[ELVIS]

No contest...


:rockit:

[ELVIS]

I could listen to Bob Daisley and Tommy Aldridge all day...

Three seconds makes me want more...

The '86 concert has almost no listening appeal...:biggrin:

[ELVIS]

Journey to the Center of Eternity is bad as fuck on that 1984 show...

One of Ozzy's best songs and performances ever...


:rockit:

[Seshmeister]

I don't see how you can watch that whole thing...

I didn't. :)

[Seshmeister]

I agree, I think the '84 tour was much more raw.....




It would be interesting to read more of Ozzy's diary.

Who knew he was so eloquent...? :biggrin:

Give us a fucking break Sharon...

[Seshmeister]

I could listen to Bob Daisley and Tommy Aldridge all day...

Three seconds makes me want more...

The '86 concert has almost no listening appeal...:biggrin:

The 1984 show is the best Ozzy live line-up bar none.

[Terry]

I could listen to Bob Daisley and Tommy Aldridge all day...

Three seconds makes me want more...

The '86 concert has almost no listening appeal...:biggrin:

Was just never able to get into that whole Ultimate Sin period...I've got The Ultimate Ozzy on VHS (far as I know it's never been officially released on dvd), and it's one of the few old VHS tapes I haven't bothered to make a dvd transfer of even as a backup in case the VHS tape shits the bed.

Some of the Ultimate Sin songs were decent in terms of ideas, but just way too overproduced and cluttered...and there were some tunes on there that just screamed of generic mid-80s hair metal.

I did actually see a show from that Ultimate Sin tour. Went because some buds of mine had an extra ticket and were going to see Metallica open up for Ozzy. We stayed for the whole show, and Metallica just fucking wiped Ozzy off the stage. I mean, it wasn't even close, and I prefer Ozzy's stuff far more than Metallica's.

The Bark At The Moon tour was good, though. Jake was a pretty good guitarist and fit alongside Ozzy well on that album. For some reason, I never really wanted to learn how to play a lot of Lee-era Ozzy tunes, though. The only one I bothered with was Bark At The Moon, which was a great tune all-around.

[Terry]

Journey to the Center of Eternity is bad as fuck on that 1984 show...

One of Ozzy's best songs and performances ever...


:rockit:

That is one of the better BATM tracks.

I can't remember offhand if the 1984 Salt Lake show had a lot of post-performance vocal overdubs, a la 1982 Speak of the Devil, but I do recall the rest of the band sounded like it was a true live recording...

[binnie]

The 'Speak Of The Devil' concert is terrible. I bought it on DVD and was very, very disappointed.

At least these days its harder to tell when the 'studio magic' has patched up live work......

[ELVIS]

I like it...

Gillis could be ten times louder though...

[FORD]

I like it...

Gillis could be ten times louder though...

And somebody should have pulled the plug on Airey's synthesizer, which was mixed way too loud.

[Seshmeister]

Jake was a pretty good guitarist

Jesus...

And Dave Lee Roth was an adequate front man...

[Hardrock69]

I have had the Salt Lake City show for years. Jake E. Lee was on That Metal Show a few weeks back. Glad he has decided to get back into the public spotlight....

[Seshmeister]

They showed 2/3rds of it on the BBC back around 1985 in a program called In Concert.

[jhale667]

I have had the Salt Lake City show for years. Jake E. Lee was on That Metal Show a few weeks back. Glad he has decided to get back into the public spotlight....

I posted his TMS vid around here somewhere... but here ya go again..



That Metal Show

[Seshmeister]

Unavailable from my location apparently. :(

[Hardrock69]

That's a load of rubbish.....Oh well.

[Seshmeister]

It could just be that my antivirus software is blocking Eddie Trunk...

[ashstralia]

we get a funny message, like; 'sorry! you guys have cool things like kangaroos, deadly sharks, snakes, spiders etc..if you want to view this video go to...'

[Terry]

Jesus...

And Dave Lee Roth was an adequate front man...

I wouldn't quite equate Jake being to rock guitarists what Roth was to rock frontmen. Not saying that to undermine the level of esteem anyone else holds Jake to...he was a really good hard rock guitarist.

[ELVIS]

And that's about it...

[Terry]

The 'Speak Of The Devil' concert is terrible. I bought it on DVD and was very, very disappointed.

At least these days its harder to tell when the 'studio magic' has patched up live work......

The band was shit-hot...Gillis was blazing, but the vocals were re-recorded to such an extreme...and so badly (to the point where watching Ozzy and listening to the soundtrack is akin to a 70s kung fu movie: okay, Ozzy has stepped back from the mic after singing his line, but the vocal overdubs haven't faded back in the mix to compensate).

[Matt White]

The band was shit-hot...Gillis was blazing, but the vocals were re-recorded to such an extreme...and so badly (to the point where watching Ozzy and listening to the soundtrack is akin to a 70s kung fu movie: okay, Ozzy has stepped back from the mic after singing his line, but the vocal overdubs haven't faded back in the mix to compensate).

Do you remember the KING BISQUIT FLOWER HOUR airing of that show, warts and all???

Used to have it on cassette......Ozzy was friggin AWFUL!!!

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

They'll never let that be heard by human ears again!

of course Randy was excellent!

[ELVIS]

I'm still a Gillis devotee...




:killer:

[Terry]

Do you remember the KING BISQUIT FLOWER HOUR airing of that show, warts and all???

Used to have it on cassette......Ozzy was friggin AWFUL!!!

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

They'll never let that be heard by human ears again!

of course Randy was excellent!

Not sure if we're talking about the same show...Randy had died prior to the 1982 Irvine Meadows/Speak Of The Devil show, which I've never heard in an unaltered form far as the vocals went since I've only heard it alongside video (both when MTV originally aired it and subsequently played Iron Man and Paranoid as stand alone video clips, then on a video bootleg I bought back in 2002 and recently on the offical dvd release).

The only live Randy stuff I've heard is the AfterHours footage and the Tribute album.

[Seshmeister]

I wouldn't quite equate Jake being to rock guitarists what Roth was to rock frontmen. Not saying that to undermine the level of esteem anyone else holds Jake to...he was a really good hard rock guitarist.

Ok we've now got a 'really'. :)

I appreciate that Jake's writing seems to have been patchy but for a time back then his live work was inspirational.

It's a pity we didn't have YouTube or camera phones back in those days but at least we do have the two videos.

[ELVIS]

I think it was better without a gazillion camera phones in my face...

[Seshmeister]

That's true that pisses me off too.

More because I get irritated that they are sacrificing their own enjoyment for nothing.

It's a pity we can't just get a couple of designated camera phone people at each gig.

99% of people never post their stuff and I bet 98% don't even watch it for more than 30 seconds.

I'm absolutely convinced if a huge asteroid was in the process of hitting the earth destroying it, half the fucking population would be standing there videoing the apocalypse on their phones...

[ELVIS]

Oh yeah...

And the first thing on their list of priorities immediately after will be charging their useless pieces of shit...

[ELVIS]

I blame the Japs for inventing tiny cameras...

[Terry]

Ok we've now got a 'really'. :)

I appreciate that Jake's writing seems to have been patchy but for a time back then his live work was inspirational.

It's a pity we didn't have YouTube or camera phones back in those days but at least we do have the two videos.

He really was a pretty good hard rock guitarist.:biggrin:

I mean, he was no C.C. DeVille, but...