Over The Mountain

Album: Diary Of A Madman 1981
Released: 7 November 1981
Recorded: February – March 1981
Studio: Ridge Farm Studio, Rusper, England
Genre: Heavy Metal, Hard Rock
Label: Jet
Producer: Max Norman, Ozzy Osbourne, Randy Rhoads

Additional Personnel:

Johnny Cook – keyboards (uncredited)
Louis Clark – string arrangements on "Diary of a Madman"
Robert Trujillo – bass on 2002 reissue
Mike Bordin – drums on 2002 reissue
Rudy Sarzo – credited on original release but does not appear; bass on 2011 reissue's live disc
Tommy Aldridge – credited on original release but does not appear; drums on 2011 reissue's live disc

Production:

Max Norman – producer, engineer
George Marino – mastering
Brian Lee with Bob Ludwig – remastering (1995 reissue)

Members:

Ozzy Osbourne – lead & backing vocals, production
Randy Rhoads – guitars, production
Bob Daisley – bass (uncredited)
Lee Kerslake – drums, percussion (uncredited)

© Licensed to Sony Music Entertainment
℗ 1981 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

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[michellep]

Sorry, Mom! It’s not a phase! Still here 40 years later. 🤘🙌💗

[MichaelReedAstrology]

Randy Rhoads was a fucking genius and I am so glad I got an opportunity to see him before he died.

[barleschronson]

I can say without hesitation and in complete honesty that 'Diary of a Madman' is the album. The memories. Thanks Ozzy. Drink to the dead and remember them.

[valleschibel]

I'm 59 years old and this is still my favorite Ozzy song.

[Obruin]

Lee Kerslake with one of the best drum fills to open a song EVER.

[MikeWatson-qjew]

Randy Rhoads, best guitar player ever😊

[RearAdmiralMcSpanky]

This song is such a good deal. You get two guitar solos for the price of one song.

[bethfoster]

😂😂😂😂 I feel the same I'm 57 and still rocking

[okjp]

Ozzy ＆Randy is best partnerships!
R.I.P Randy Rhoads!

[jamesnunziato]

Man, that short guitar solo is just insane! What an incredible talent he had

[GregoryP-jwqj]

56 yrs. old and still here. My best education I ever getted was from awl my Rock and Roll albumns. Long live Ozzy !!

[beckymartin]

was barley 13 when this came out..but i knew i loved it, , , still to this day, , Ozzy 4ever, , RIp to to loose such a Genius

[Bishop]

If you've been rocking this one for decades, raise your hands 🖐️👍 ✌️

[lancecharley]

I introduced this to my son who is 12 years old right now and he loves this album and many more that has to do with Randy Rhoads don't beat or judge your kids they know what pure rock n roll is 🙏🙏🎶🎶🎸💕💕💕

[curtisunit]

Listening smiling through tears and shaking my head. I know it’s guitar geek moment but check out the END of that solo. he managed to pull off a flat 6 to a 7th over the E (a major 3rd to a tri tone over the Ab) from a whammy bar release then bang into the main riff. There are always new things to find over many listenings. It’s stunning. Taking it down to E for the second half of the solo was such a tension builder. Truly great. My first RR listening experience was this song. 🤟🤟🔥🔥

[satmadan]

Unbelievable drum intro by Lee Kerslake!

[donaldwoodmansee]

Randy Rhodes was the best, the best guitar solo ever

[rustykuntz]

Crushing album opener, epic song! OZZY!!!!

[LEDZEP]

In my top 3 of Ozzy and Randy Rhoads guitar god masterpieces!!!!🤘🎸🥁🎤🎛️

[jimihowiko]

What a super-band Ozzy used to have then. Tommy Aldridge is killing it!