How Ozzy Osbourne changed rock music forever

Ozzy OsbourneThe legendary in the black Sabbath and the “prince of darkness” is undisputed “,” Prince of Darkness “. He died on July 22 At the age of 76, leaving behind a legacy that reshaped the rock and roll music world.

While fans all over the world are sad for losing a real icon, they also celebrate the man who made the “darkness” not only prevalent, but cold.

From the moment he went up to the scene of the accident in the early seventies as a painful voice Black SaturdayThe exotic Usborne tone and rebellious energy in birth helped this type we now know as heavy metals.

With paths like “Iron Man”, “Paranoid” and “War Pigs”, Ozzy Osbourne led a vocal revolution that was heavier, darker and higher than anything the world heard before.

John Michael Ospurne was born in Birmingham, England, the roots of the working class in Ozi, and the raw sound style with fans who were eager to something more realistic and more rebellious. His clown has become a soundtrack for generations of strangers and rock lovers alike.

While Black Sabbath was the spark, it strengthened the Ozzy profession alone. With albums such as “Blizzard of Oz” and “Diary of a Madman”, he delivered songs like “Crazy Train” and “MR. Crowley”, which collected the play with real emotional stones.

His presence on the stage was brutal, unpredictable, and not forgotten.

But Ozi’s influence spanned beyond musical plans.

It was called “Prince of Darkness”, around taboos to trendy, making Gothic costumes, macabre topics, and demonic symbolism part of the main current. Where others fear walking, Ozzy bent, heavy metals turned into aesthetic and a aesthetic position adopted through pop culture.

Then came “Osborne”. Displaying reality in the early first decade of the twentieth century of Ozi, the wife SharonAnd their fans gave a peek behind the curtain, and showed chaos, humor and heart behind the legend of hitting. This series was a cultural reset, which proves that even a rock can be also … my father has not been able to work a remote control device.

Whether it is by being on the strange stage, obscene fashion, or brutally honest words about pain, fear and chaos, Ozzy built a legacy on the words of things that others were afraid of. Not only did. He poured his soul in every word, which made the fans feel a vision in their darkest moments and their understanding in the most chaos.

From his early days with the Black Saturday to his individual career, Ozzy’s words were raw and emotional and often reflective. His words concluded the noise of the fish and silence rock, which serves something deeper, such as the hymn in order to misunderstand it, break, and bold.

In “madness”, he expressed the internal torment that many have been hidden:

“People think I am crazy because I am frustrated all the time.”

In the horrific “Iron Man”, he was designed a tragic anti -time that embodies anger and revenge:

“He turned into steel in the great magnetic field / when he traveled time for the future of humanity.”

In “no more tears”, he directed the dark and poetic corners of his mind:

“The light in the window is a rift in the sky / drawer to the dark in the blink of an eye.”

These were not just words. They were a lifeline. For generations of fans, Ozzy gave them permission to be angry, messy, emotional, loud, different, and above all … real.

Even after decades of controlling the world of music and winning the title “The Prince of Darkness”, Ozzy Osbourne has been shocked around its location in the history of rock music.

During a frank moment in the Siriusxm program, “Ozi Speak”, earlier this year, the legendary front man revealed that he is still struggling to accept praise, even from his fellow musicians.