Prince of Darkness
133 吉他谱
1 求谱
5 拨片
Prince of Darkness专辑介绍
黑色安息日（Black Sabbath）的灵魂人物Ozzy Osbourne在2005年发行的4CD精选辑，收录了一些非常难得的作品：翻唱、现场、demo甚至有与The Crystal Method、Wu-Tang Clan合唱的歌曲。
Not entirely a career retrospective and decidedly not a vault raid that reveals the junk in the trunk, this four-disc collection chronicles Ozzy’s hot-burnt and all-too-brief Blizzard Of Ozz and Diary Of A Madman post-Black Sabbath era with Randy Rhoads and also the long road the Ozzman traveled in search of a guitarist that could ever come close to matching his late friend’s creative spark. Listening to material from albums such as Bark At The Moon and The Ultimate Sin reveals that even when Osbourne wasn’t flying all that high musically he did keep evolving and, in the often risk averse world of heavy metal, he often took chances that could have potentially alienated core fans ("Thank God For The Bomb" reveals that Ozzy may care about the planet but he doesn’t possess the same knack for politics as Bob Dylan) but made them embrace him even more. He managed to hit another career high with guitarist Zakk Wylde and the No More Tears album which provides some of the second disc’s finest moments. ("Mama I’m Coming Home" proves one of the underrated balladeer’s most poignant moments.) But the back end of this collection shines as much as its front with a disc that compiles various collaborative efforts, including a tussle with Miss Piggy on "Born To Be Wild" and a strange detour with Was (Not Was) on "Shake Your Head (Let’s Go To Bed)." The real gem is the fourth platter which finds Ozzy covering some of his favorite tunes from the past, including a moving and wholly accurate reading of John Lennon’s "Working Class Hero," a song that almost seems to have been written with Osbourne in mind. Ozzy may be the prince of darkness but he’s also the king of heavy metal and this set demonstrates, once more, exactly why.
Not entirely a career retrospective and decidedly not a vault raid that reveals the junk in the trunk, this four-disc collection chronicles Ozzy’s hot-burnt and all-too-brief Blizzard Of Ozz and Diary Of A Madman post-Black Sabbath era with Randy Rhoads and also the long road the Ozzman traveled in search of a guitarist that could ever come close to matching his late friend’s creative spark. Listening to material from albums such as Bark At The Moon and The Ultimate Sin reveals that even when Osbourne wasn’t flying all that high musically he did keep evolving and, in the often risk averse world of heavy metal, he often took chances that could have potentially alienated core fans ("Thank God For The Bomb" reveals that Ozzy may care about the planet but he doesn’t possess the same knack for politics as Bob Dylan) but made them embrace him even more. He managed to hit another career high with guitarist Zakk Wylde and the No More Tears album which provides some of the second disc’s finest moments. ("Mama I’m Coming Home" proves one of the underrated balladeer’s most poignant moments.) But the back end of this collection shines as much as its front with a disc that compiles various collaborative efforts, including a tussle with Miss Piggy on "Born To Be Wild" and a strange detour with Was (Not Was) on "Shake Your Head (Let’s Go To Bed)." The real gem is the fourth platter which finds Ozzy covering some of his favorite tunes from the past, including a moving and wholly accurate reading of John Lennon’s "Working Class Hero," a song that almost seems to have been written with Osbourne in mind. Ozzy may be the prince of darkness but he’s also the king of heavy metal and this set demonstrates, once more, exactly why.
I Don't Know (Live)
Mr. Crowley (Album Version)
Crazy Train (Album Version)
Goodbye To Romance (Live)
Suicide Solution (Live)
Over The Mountain (Album Version)
Flying High Again (Live)
You Can't Kill Rock And Roll (Album Version)
Diary Of A Madman (Album Version)
Bark At The Moon (Live)
Spiders (Album Version)
Rock 'n' Roll Rebel (Album Version)
You're No Different (Album Version)
Ultimate Sin (Live)
Never Know Why (Live)
Thank God For The Bomb (Live)
Crazy Babies (Album Version)
Breakin' All The Rules (Album Version)
I Don't Want To Change The World (Demo)
Mama, I'm Coming Home (Demo)
Desire (Demo)
No More Tears (Album Version)
Won't Be Coming Home (S.I.N.) (Demo)
Perry Mason (Live)
See You On The Other Side (Demo)
Walk On Water (Demo)
Gets Me Through (Live)
Bang Bang (You're Dead) (Album Version)
Dreamer (Album Version)
Iron Man (Album Version)
N.I.B. (Album Version)
Purple Haze (Album Version)
Pictures Of Matchstick Men (Album Version)
Shake Your Head (Let's Go To Bed) (Album Version)
Born To Be Wild (Album Version)
Nowhere To Run (Vapor Trail) (Album Version) [Explicit]
Psycho Man (Album Version)
For Heaven's Sake 2000 (Album Version)
I Ain't No Nice Guy (Album Version)
Therapy (Album Version)
Stayin' Alive (Album Version)
Dog, The Bounty Hunter (Album Version)
21st Century Schizoid Man (Album Version)
Mississippi Queen (Album Version)
All The Young Dudes (Album Version)
In My Life (Radio Edit) Ozzy Osbourne
Fire (Album Version)
For What It's Worth (Album Version)
Sympathy For The Devil (Album Version)
Working Class Hero (Album Version)
Good Times (Album Version)
Changes (Album Version)