Ozzy Osbourne (Irvine Meadows 1982) [01]. Over the Mountain

Ozzy Osbourne - Speak Of The Devil

Filmed at Irvine Meadows, California 1982.

[01]. Over the Mountain
[02]. Mr. Crowley
[03]. Crazy Train
[04]. Revelation (Mother Earth)
[05]. Steal Away (The Night)
[06]. Suicide Solution
[07]. Guitar Solo/Drum Solo
[08]. Goodbye to Romance
[09]. I Don't Know
[10]. Believer
[11]. Flying High Again
[12]. Iron Man
[13]. Children of the Grave
[14]. Paranoid (Encore)

Ozzy Osbourne - Vocals
Brad Gillis - Guitar
Rudy Sarzo - Bass
Tommy Aldridge - Drums
Don Airey - Keyboards
John Allen - The Dwarf

[CC-hgun]

Brad Gillis is forever a rock guitar god for being able to step in on short notice and play like this

[Velvetnos]

Tommy Aldridge drums in the first 30 seconds followed by Brad and Rudy afterward is so powerful, even after 40 years

[scottc.]

I was around 12 years old when i saw this concert on MTV on Saturday Night. It was life changing.

[johnny_roxx]

I was there and Brad just killed it the entire show, I was completely blown away by him, his use of the Sustainiac between songs was epic, probably the best show ever for me...

[MrRhodes]

Imagine if Randy lived to be able to perform for MTV that night. Just imagine.

[ralphtom]

1:19 that intro gave me goosebumps today as it did in 1982

[frankgomez]

Ozzy Osbourne is very respected in the Hispanic community . That man will always get free tacos filled with love...and meat!!!

[hartung]

I wish that I could travel back in time to this very moment in time!!!

[normanrivera]

I SAW HIM IN DETROIT 1982, I WAS STUDYN IN ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, NOW IM 60.

[stevensmith]

Well, Brad saved Ozzy's ass. He pinch hit and knocked it outta the park.

[wickedgroove]

I bought my ticket for this show to see Randy. I stood in front of Brad and remember thinking it didn't matter who they got to play, and Brad did just that, but the heart and soul was gone. For me, it was just depressing.

[EdwardMidcrest]

Brad Gillis was who inspired me to play guitar. I just didn't know who he was at the time.

[geoffsullivan]

Tommy lord above the intro and after the solo with those feet and this guy! 🎶🎶🔥🤘😎

[JohnHWelch]

I can't imagine the pressure Brad Gillis was under stepping into Randy Rhoad's spot. He did a great job though. Although he isn't the most famous of all the Ozzy guitarists, he certainly pulled it off brilliantly. As a fellow guitarist I have a shit ton of respect for Brad.

[tonyrobertsguitar]

I was 13 this night and left my friends to go home and watch this on MTV. I loved it but was confused who the guitarist was...( I didn't know Randy had died)

[billjannusch]

Incredibly awesome..Ozzy forever rules..

[fossildick]

Spooky tones by Gillis . Gillis Sarzo Aldridge were a supergroup

[kayzstore]

Brad had some big shots to fill he did very well 🎉❤❤

[Drumsus]

Thank you for this awesome upload. Love this era of Ozzy. Rip Randy. Don’t get me wrong Jake E.Lee is a phenomenal guitar player ahead of his time. Randy’s style and technique was the glass slipper that fit perfectly with Ozzy. Zakk is the better fit. I’ve recorded and played with so many guitarist. You have to be the puzzle piece that fits and completes the ensemble. Rip to all the greats.

[choops]

Was there for this tour at MSG in NYC. A mere 16 year old...Good times...