Sometimes you have to break the rules

[jabps]

I remember going into my friends CD Store when NRFTW came out and I asked him, is it worth it.

He cranked Miracle Man and my money was on the counter. Like many I think it's the best of Zakk. For whatever reason I was never really into No More Tears album that much but I still crank NRFTW. Still love to listen to the solo on Miracle Man as much as I did the first time I heard it.

 

[romanianreaper]

Great song and one of my favorites! There are some great non-hit Ozzy songs. I heard "Killer of Giants" on the radio the other day and forgot how great that song is.

 

[Uzi Nein Millimetah]

Zakk was on fire bigtime for the first 2 Ozzy albums.

Always fun to play those songs on guitar, I especially like Bloodbath in Paradise, Breaking, Miracle Man and of course No More Tears....classic.....

The speedy, muscular style Zakk had then inspired me to get my Eclipse with EMGs. That style simply doesn't right on a Soloist or Strat.

 

[sandman]

Zakk was on fire bigtime for the first 2 Ozzy albums.

Always fun to play those songs on guitar, I especially like Bloodbath in Paradise, Breaking, Miracle Man and of course No More Tears....classic.....

The speedy, muscular style Zakk had then inspired me to get my Eclipse with EMGs. That style simply doesn't right on a Soloist or Strat.

I agree

 

[BABMusic]

I remember going into my friends CD Store when NRFTW came out and I asked him, is it worth it.

He cranked Miracle Man and my money was on the counter. Like many I think it's the best of Zakk. For whatever reason I was never really into No More Tears album that much but I still crank NRFTW. Still love to listen to the solo on Miracle Man as much as I did the first time I heard it.

There's a weird studio polish on that album that I don't like. NRFTW had a much better sound overall. Wicked was also a little more adventurous in my opinion (took more risks). Hero is my favorite song on the album.

Breaking All the Rules is a great song, but I forgot how much they edited the song in the video. Radio play demands were different back then.

 

[LPMojoGL]

May be heresy, but NRFTW is my fav Ozzy album.

 

[Chase42147]

Ian Gillian, Glenn Hughes. Tony Martin, Ray Gillen,

Deep purple did one album after Dio
Then Tony Martin was the singer mostly after that

That's pretty impressive they lasted through that many vocalists. Lots of bands never survive even one change like that

 

[Techdeth]

That's pretty impressive they lasted through that many vocalists. Lots of bands never survive even one change like that

Ya Tony Iommi was a fucking trooper
He was too dark for the 80s .
Reuniting with Dio in 91 was when the became mainstream again

 

[sandman]

May be heresy, but NRFTW is my fav Ozzy album.

You got my seal of approval

 

[Hiwatts-n-Gibsons]

I’m on album 8 . Never Say Die . I like it .

I love when Iommi plays heavy boogie rock. It shows just how much soul he had in his playing, not just doom and gloom.

That's why Sabbra Cadabra is up there as one of my all time favorite songs from any band.

Ozzy should've busted out more harp on some of that shit instead of just one freaking song.