He stayed true to Ozzy's original while putting his own signature spin on it
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30 Years Ago Today: Ozzy Osbourne Releases His Seventh Album ‘Ozzmosis’
The heavy metal legend had the monumental task of following up the most successful album of his career
40 Years Ago Today: Iron Maiden Release Their Legendary Live Album ‘Live After Death’
The album was recorded during the band's massive World Slavery Tour in 1985
35 Years Ago Today: Slayer Release Their Fifth Album ‘Seasons in the Abyss’
The turn of the decade saw the band tighten up their sound
Black Label Society Release New Single “Broken and Blind”
The group has a new album slated for arrival next year
Review + Photos: System of a Down and Korn Prove That Heavy Rock Can Sell Out Stadiums Again
The genre is experiencing a mainstream renaissance that's seeing acts other than Metallica sell out huge venues





