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Originally released : 2011
Release date : 06-30-2011
Album name : Diary Of A Madman
Artist : Ozzy Osbourne
Ripped by : Team EOS
Genre : Metal
Label : Legacy/Epic
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : -V 0
Tracks : 19
Size of Files : 209,7 MB
─ Track list ───────────────────────────────────────── ─── ─ ─
CD1
01 04:32 Over The Mountain
02 04:44 Flying High Again
03 07:00 You Can't Kill Rock And Roll
04 05:17 Believer
05 05:39 Little Dolls
06 05:51 Tonight
07 04:07 SATO
08 06:15 Diary Of A Madman
CD2
01 04:50 I Don't Know (Live)
02 05:27 Crazy Train (Live)
03 05:37 Believer (Live)
04 06:32 Mr Crowley (Live)
05 04:18 Flying High Again (Live)
06 05:59 Revelation (Mother Earth) (Live)
07 08:00 Steal Away (The Night) (Live)
08 07:31 Suicide Solution (Live)
09 04:09 Iron Man (Live)
10 05:43 Children Of The Grave (Live)
11 03:23 Paranoid (Live)
Total time: 104:5
─ Release notes ─────────────────────────────────────── ─── ─ ─
The follow-up to the masterful Blizzard of Ozz, Diary
of a Madman was rushed into existence by a band
desperate to finish its next album before an upcoming
tour. As a result, it doesn't feel quite as fully
realized; a couple of the ballads are overly long and
slow the momentum, and Randy Rhoads' guide solo on
"Little Dolls" was never replaced with a version
intended for the public. Yet despite the fact that some
songs could have used a longer gestation period, there
are numerous moments of brilliance on Diary of a
Madman. At least half of it stands up to anything on
Blizzard, and the title track is a jaw-droppingly
intricate epic that represents the most classically
influenced work of Rhoads' all-too-brief career. But
even if parts of the album don't quite live up to the
band's previous (and incredibly high) standards,
they're by no means bad; moreover, the production is
fuller, and the instruments better recorded this time
around. It's not uncommon to find fans who prefer Diary
to Blizzard, since it sets an even more mystical, eerie
mood, and since Rhoads' playing is progressing to an
even higher level. One can only wonder what the
Osbourne/Rhoads collaboration might have produced in
the future, had Rhoads not been killed in a bizarre and
sadly avoidable plane crash. [2011's 30th Anniversary
edition of Diary of a Madman (which was also released
on double vinyl) featured a newly remastered and
restored edition of the original album, as well as an
11-track bonus disc of previously unreleased live
performances from the Blizzard of Ozz tour.]
─ Contact ───────────────────────────────────────────── ─── ─ ─
Contact us @ : #eos (EFNet)
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