i think this would of been the best live version of crazy train if ozzy didnt fuck up before the solo
Why did i have to be born in the ninety's with no chance of ever seeing him live....
Iam pretty sure Randy is jamming together with Bon Scott, Cliff Burton and John Bonham in heaven right now:)
@gmckee11 And Ozzy Osbourne after LSD
omg the camera man is a faggot, he only filmed the bass player during the guitar solo (??) does this make sense??
@crgMCF Randy Rhoads is a legend the best guitarist than Zak Wielde!
i want to beat the shit out off that camera man for not getting randy playing the solo
LOLOLOLOL 3:03 "Randy just do your fucking thing."
Randy Rhoads best name in music
@dane50210 If you want I could send it to you through mail or something, pm?
Nature was a force behind Randy Rhoads
March 19th 1982 Randy died. 30 years on,still much missed and lamented. Randy was the most influential guitarist of his generation. I was 15 when he died and I still get goosebumps when I hear him play. Ozzy never topped Blizzard of Ozz or Over the Mountain.Randy was only 25 when he passed but he left behind an amazing legacy. What would he have acheived if he had lived. Thanks Randy and God bless.
@razrbak48 he`s not before drugs but he`s awesawme
ozzy before the drugs .. but we all know he is still badass
I am really trying to download this audio, the album version doesn't have the intenae Randy Rhoads solos.
his name should be sir randy rhodes
1:26 and 3:02 Just don't bother starting an Ozzy vs. Dio debate.
You can really see, that Randy really has meanings and feelings with hes solos it not just random, notes, it so freaking soulful goosebombs all over body after hearing.
u all know this "chuck norris quotes" things? It has all been missunderstood.... It is RHANDY RHOADS.
losque pusieron no me gusta son unos enfermos..! decerebrados
the force is strong with Randy...
as vezes tenho a impressão que Randy Rhodes foi o maior guitarrista que já pisou nessa terra...
Randy was god and ive never heard anyone play any of his solos like he did he was a genius
thats just inhuman, Randy was truly a rock god, not only did he play spot on fantastic, great and amazing! but he put his heart and soul into it every single time he picked up a guitar!!! it sucks that these other guys who play with ozzy will add stupid little shit parts to the work that randy did. way to discrace his music, ZAKK WYLDE!!!!!!!!!!!
3:03 Ozzy: sh*t my voice!!
Randy Rhoads was a force to be reckoned with.
@underland Well your pompous contrasting the "uneducated" majority of RR' fans to yourself, is really an eloquent fact. Mentioning the UNEDUCATED, I believe your immediate opting for the low-base profanity and insults in a discussion which completely lacks any hostility is an argument for the relevance of your "educated" statement. BTW simple YouTube view count and Search Engine results differentials between Crazy Train and any of the songs you mentioned... something something...
On vocals, we have: Sarah Connor! On guitar, we have: Sarah Connor!
@nyarlathotep989 because those people didn't die after their 2nd album moron. I think "flying high again" is more notable anyway. Dumb conversation. This dude was a machine,maybe for the uneducated Randy was known for crazy train but anyone whose opinion I care about knows "I Don't Know, revelation Mother Earth and Goodbye to Romance" like the back of their hand.
@Malosovich yea i was thinking the same thing
Sounds like they sent Ozzy's vocals through a crappy chorus pedal. Sounds cool though.
@rjkahlon i dont imply that it IS his only good song. I say it is the only song people know to value. If you ask anyone aware of RR work what song first comes to their mind when Randy Rhoads is mentioned - what ll be the answer? That wouldn't be the case with Kirk Hammett, Slash, Hendrix, Malmsteen and/or plethora of other remarkable guitarists.
bass player seems like a bit of a twat.
My first son gonna have the sacred name of Randy, the best on guitar ever!
@nyarlathotep989 don't forget his great composition called ''Dee'' dedicated to his mother. he was awesome also >umad?
@nyarlathotep989 You obviously have little knowledge of the matter if you think Randy's only notable work is Crazy Train. Other famous works include Mr. Crowley, Over the Mountain, Flying High Again, Diary of a Mad Man, Tonight, etc. Randy was big before he died and would have been just as big a legend had he lived.
dear god, put me vack to the 18970s so that i can live the rock era, before justin bieberstien is played on the loud speakers in my misic class at school
Oh boy, here we go again. A chronic case of dead celebrity bias syndrome. Whenever Mr. Rhoads is mentioned or rated as "ONE OF THE GREATEST EVURRR!!!!", it is followed by a reference to the Good Olde Crazy Train. Respect to RR, but do you know any other remarkable works of his? The same's with Cliff Burton, Oysten Aarseth, Kurt Cobain asf. No matter how great musicians they were, the implausible legendarity brought about by their demise is tenfold augmented.
@197550rp Can't find better words myself so I just agree to yours!
There are no words. Simply amazing. A true loss not just to heavy metal but to music itself.
@SteveChandlerFTW im a guitrist...and to be honest i didnt find this awesome, i found this to be beyoND EVERYTHING awesome IN THE WORLD!! ppl should create a new word for randy to symbolize his influence in the metal world.
My favorite musician ever. Truly a brilliant artist. R.I.P. to Mr. Randy Rhoads.
Yep Ozzy had a bad day but Randy saved it withh that awesome guitar playing. But its ok heavy metal its not perfect and thats the way it should be
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