"Live and Loud" is the live album by "Ozzy Osbourne ( ex-Black Sabbath )" and release in 1993. It was the last tour album of Ozzy before his first retirement. Some of the tracks include the persons of the original Black Sabbath line-up. This web-page has hi-res photos of the album covers, record label and a detailed description.
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Album Description;
Ozzy Osbourne is a name that needs no introduction in the world of heavy metal. He is known for his powerful vocals and captivating performances, and his music has influenced generations of rock fans. Ozzy Osbourne Live and Loud is a 2LP album that captures the essence of Ozzy's live performances, and the accompanying booklet provides fans with a deeper insight into the artist's life and career. Ozzy Osbourne "Live and Loud" was recorded during the artist's 1991 No More Tours tour. The album includes 16 tracks that showcase the best of Ozzy's live performances. Some of the tracks featured on the album include "No More Tears," "Mama, I'm Coming Home," "Paranoid," and "Crazy Train." The album was released in 1993 and was a commercial success, reaching No. 10 on the US Billboard 200 chart. The Ozzy Osbourne Live and Loud album is available in a 2LP vinyl format. The vinyl discs are pressed on high-quality black vinyl and come in a gatefold sleeve. The gatefold sleeve features a striking image of Ozzy on stage, captured mid-performance. The back cover of the gatefold sleeve features a track listing and a brief description of the album.: The Ozzy Osbourne Live and Loud album also includes a 16-page booklet. The booklet provides fans with a deeper insight into the artist's life and career. It includes rare and previously unseen photographs of Ozzy, as well as interviews with band members and crew. The booklet also features a foreword by Ozzy himself, in which he reflects on his career and his love for performing live. |
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Music Genre: Prog Hard Rock Heavy Metal |
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Collector's info: This album includes the booklet with 6 pages of band and tour information |
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Album Production Information: Ozzy Osbourne recorded live around the world in 1991 |
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Record Label & Catalognr: Epic 473798 |
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Media Format: 12" Vinyl Double LP Gramophone RecordAlbum weight: 350 gram |
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Year & Country: 1993 Made in Holland |
Band Members and Musicians on: Ozzy Osbourne Live and Loud 2LP |
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Complete Track Listing of: "Live and Loud" |
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Close-up Photo of "Live and Loud" Record Label
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The Prince of Darkness has passed. Ozzy Osbourne, a pioneer of heavy metal and cultural icon, left a legacy that reshaped rock music. From Black Sabbath to solo stardom, his voice, chaos, and charisma inspired generations. A true legend who blended mayhem with melody—and never looked back.
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EPIC EPC 32780 , 1983 , Holland
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Bark At The Moon 12" Vinyl LP
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Blizzard Of Ozz (Europe) 12" Vinyl LP
JET Records JZ 36812 / AL 36812 , 1981 , Canada
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Blizzard Of Ozz (Canada) 12" Vinyl LP
EPIC EPC 463086 , JET 237 , 1981 , Holland
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Diary of a Madman 12" Vinyl LP
Epic 473798 , 1993 , Holland
"Live and Loud" is the live album by "Ozzy Osbourne ( ex-Black Sabbath )" and release in 1993. It was the last tour album of Ozzy before his first retirement. Some of the tracks include the persons of the original Black Sabbath line-up.
Live and Loud (incl Booklet) 12" Vinyl LP
EPIC EPC 4625811 , 1988 , Holland
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No Rest For The Wicked 12" Vinyl LP
EPIC EPC 450475 , 1987 , Netherlands
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Tribute (Randy Rhoads) 12" 2LP
CBS 40532 , 1986 , -
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Ultimate Live 12" Limited Edition Picture Disc
Epic EPC 26404 , 1986 , Holland
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The Ultimate Sin 12" Vinyl LP