BBC - God Bless Ozzy Osbourne [MP4-AAC](oan)

BBC - God Bless Ozzy Osbourne [MP4-AAC](oan)





Documentary telling the story of Ozzy Osbourne's torturous and emotionally fraught journey
to sobriety, which the iconic musician regards as his greatest accomplishment. Featuring
interviews with Ozzy's brothers and sisters, as well as Jack, Sharon, Aimee and Kelly
Osbourne. Featuring never-seen-before footage uncovered from the archives and interviews
with Sir Paul McCartney, Tommy Lee, Henry Rollins and others.

Ozzy Osbourne's four-decade track record as a culturally relevant musical artist is
unprecedented, but his personal struggles have been shrouded in myth and secrecy. In some
ways, Ozzy's fame stems from his prodigious drug and alcohol intake, his musical
accomplishments overshadowed by his 'madman' persona.

Emerging from a working class family in war-torn England, Osbourne and his neighbourhood
friends formed Black Sabbath. For ten years, Ozzy was happy to feed the myth of the rock
and roll wildman. This lifestyle worked for a while, but then it began to back-fire. He
lost his family, his wife, even his livelihood when Black Sabbath fired him. The glamour
had been leached away, the fun had faded. What was left was an alcoholic with a death
sentence.

Astonishingly, Ozzy became one of the biggest-selling artists of the 1980s. But the good
times did not take. Tragedy befell Osbourne when his musical collaborator Randy Rhoads was
killed in a plane crash while on tour in 1982. Rhoad's passing, along with the death of
Osbourne's father, sent Ozzy into a tailspin that lasted almost 30 years. Even when Osbourne
was reborn as a Reality-TV icon with his show 'The Osbournes', he was lost to his addictions





1h 33mn | 1.05 GiB | 720x400 | 1600 Kbps | 25.000 fps | AAC | 240 Kbps Vbr | 2 ch | QF 0.196