Ozzy Osbourne on Discovering Randy Rhoads, The Osbournes, and God: Back & Forth (Part 3/3)

In this episode of Back & Forth Ozzy Osbourne speaks with his son Jack about how he discovered his legendary guitarists Randy Rhoads and Zakk Wylde, as well as the fame that followed the airing of his MTV reality show The Osbournes.

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[joe]

It is a damn miracle that Ozzy is still alive.

[jamesk.]

Ozzy rules! People make fun of him, like the stuttering, stammering way he talks. But he's an intelligent and very quick witted, loveable, big hearted guy.

[Superman_]

Eventhough he's just interviewing his dad, jack is still the ultimate professional and just treating the interview as if he's just interviewing one of the greatest rockstars of all-time and in my opinion that makes jack just as awesome as his dad ozzy and I applaud him for that 👏👏👏👏.

[melaniewilliams]

I love that Jack is making memories with his dad.

[cubsblue]

In my opinion even dying at a horrible young age Randy Rhoads still in the circle of the greatest guitarists ever

[MattKittredge]

I'll be honest...I could not stand Jack during the early - mid 2000's days, "The Osbournes" on MTV, etc....BUT....he has certainly grown to be a very well-spoken, respectable dude. Respect.

[Solus]

real Sabbath / Ozzy fans have developed over the years, a special way of understanding every word from his mouth clearer than the finest crystal!

[jillbean]

Love Randy Rhodes. I love how in another interview that oz gave he said “he wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for Randy Rhodes.” Basically giving Randy tons of credit which makes me love ozzy more.

[calebbartlett]

Don't worry Ozzy, Randy IS up there with the big guys despite dying at the age he did :)

[timrhicks]

Ozzy is 100% genuinely appreciative with all the good in his life. A good man. Luv the Ozz :)

[zafylo_]

I would love to see more interviews talking about Randy... Those 2 were amazing together. We miss you Randy. R.I.P.

[doomyman]

Ozzy is a great person, still humble, delightful and genuine albeit the enormous success he had.
And I think he's very funny

[godlessrathead]

The man is fucking awesome... Jack is so grown up...and Randy, we fucking missed you...

[donfalkiewicz]

I had the pleasure & lucky experience of seeing THE GOD OF GUITAR Mr. RANDY RHOADS ON MARCH 19TH 1982 IN SAN ANTONIO TEXAS. I had front-row directly in front of Randy and got some great pictures. It turned out being one month to the day before he tragically left this Earth. He's STILL my favorite guitarist to this day. R. I. P.

[hitkid]

notice how he said "had he hadn't be killed" 🔯 got him... Randy was truly special.

[unfpolar]

Ozzy no worries Randy blew up the entire world with just 2 solos Crazy Train and Mr. Crowley not to mention the other songs he did

[AndreiB]

gotta love ozzy man...such a simple yet wise soul, he always keeps it real

[framedoc]

I really admire the way Ozzy appreciates the things great things that have come into his life. Randy is obviously the #1 but he's always very appreciative of all the good fortune that has become him. Rock on Ozzy you ledgend!

[JohnAPrescott]

Ok, Jack. Please get your mom and dad on the ball and get with Bob Daisley and let him release the Holy Grail tapes with Randy. I mean come on 280 mill net worth is more than plenty. Get to it! PLEASE, Randy's fans deserve this and the Ozzy fans that's supported him through the years!!!!

[TheFreshFootballer]

It's funny hearing his son speak because he constantly changes from British to American accents lol