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Music from a Lifetime
Bill Peters
170 episodes
1 day ago
Hi there and thank you for choosing to tune in to Music from a Lifetime, the podcast where I look back on the albums of my life and try to offer an explanation as to why they have been so important in making me the person I am today. From the ashes of the original now dead series, this podcast will continue to offer you new thoughts on old albums and an old person’s thoughts on new albums, giving my own insights and loves (or not) on those albums and why they have impacted me the way they do. Thanks in advance for tuning in!
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Hi there and thank you for choosing to tune in to Music from a Lifetime, the podcast where I look back on the albums of my life and try to offer an explanation as to why they have been so important in making me the person I am today. From the ashes of the original now dead series, this podcast will continue to offer you new thoughts on old albums and an old person’s thoughts on new albums, giving my own insights and loves (or not) on those albums and why they have impacted me the way they do. Thanks in advance for tuning in!
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148 - Ozzy Osbourne: "Ozzmosis" (1995)
Music from a Lifetime
29 minutes 10 seconds
3 weeks ago
148 - Ozzy Osbourne: "Ozzmosis" (1995)

On today's episode I am going to take a look at the album “Ozzmosis” by Ozzy Osbourne, the band's seventh studio album released on October 23, 1995.

Selected songs are "Tomorrow", "My Jekyll Doesn't Hide", "Perry Mason" and "I Just Want You".

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Summary

In this episode, Bill reviews Ozzy Osbourne's album 'Ozzmosis,' discussing the context of Ozzy's return to music from premature retirement, the making of the album, and the standout tracks. He reflects on the emotional impact of the songs and the legacy of the album in Ozzy's career, emphasising its significance in the heavy metal genre during the 1990s and beyond.


Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Music from a Lifetime

01:23 TOMORROW

03:12 The Return of Ozzy Osbourne

07:35 MY JEKYLL DOESN'T HIDE

09:32 Discussion of "Ozzmosis" Track by Track

17:29 PERRY MASON

19:47 Bill's Thoughts and Memories of "Ozzmosis"

25:15 I JUST WANT YOU

27:00 Podcast Notes and Contacts

Music from a Lifetime
Hi there and thank you for choosing to tune in to Music from a Lifetime, the podcast where I look back on the albums of my life and try to offer an explanation as to why they have been so important in making me the person I am today. From the ashes of the original now dead series, this podcast will continue to offer you new thoughts on old albums and an old person’s thoughts on new albums, giving my own insights and loves (or not) on those albums and why they have impacted me the way they do. Thanks in advance for tuning in!