Ozzy not doing well

[Dinosaur David B]

https://ultimateclassicrock.com/ozzy-os ... gLexd9G3-M

[axe]

Ozzy has defied the odds for so many years. It's incredible really.
Despite the fact that he's pissed me off many times over the years I wish him the best.

axe

[cvansickle]

This is my dog, Ozzy. Full name, Ozzy Pawsbourne, Prince of Barkness. He's doing just fine. I will be said when his namesake passes.

[Haffner]

I too haven't been too fond of Ozzy as either a person or musician (haven't bought an album by him in 36 years). 

That said, his music with Black Sabbath changed my life, inspiring me to become a guitar player. He was part of some of my most beloved songs, songs which will never die in my mind and heart. Those songs mean so much to me.

I pray for his health.

[iplayLouD]

Sad stuff. This whole generation is
getting really old now, and there’s nothing like it in the modern industry sadly.

I’m 32, younger than most here. When I was growing up all the 70s Dino greats were in their 60s already, so it was very old music to begin with, but I saw something in it that modern rock / metal didn’t get, and still doesn’t get. The younger generation just doesn’t channel the attitude, and it’s a shame. When my kids will be teens there’ll be no classic Dino acts left.

[Dinosaur David B]

When my kids will be teens there’ll be no classic Dino acts left.
 

They be touring as holograms! Or maybe as franchises -- like Kiss and Whitesnake.

[iplayLouD]

That’s not… so bad. Previous eras of music died without any holograms or franchises. 10 years from now, who knows, maybe I will take my kid to RJD’s ghost show.