Sign In. Video 1h 24m. Documentary Music. Ozzy Osborne liven in concert! Director Jeb Brien. David Thies "Osbournes in Japan" special feature. Top credits Director Jeb Brien. See more at IMDbPro. Photos 2.
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How do you spell "beautiful, doomy music"? O-Z-Z-Y, of course! I first saw this concert on DVD a few months ago, and while I was dubious about some of the newer material I always felt that Down To Earth was a much lazier, more middle-of-the-road recording than its predecessor , the whole performance shows in living colour why Ozzy continues to attract an audience literally ten times the size of that for his imitators or his detractors.
He still brings such a vibrant, over-the-top energy to his performance that even his audience can hardly keep up. NFTs can represent digital files, such as art, audio, videos, posters, album art and other forms of creative work. Most NFTs are a part of the Ethereum blockchain, meaning that they are bought and sold using Ether, a major cryptocurrency. Ozzy 's bat-biting incident was the focus of an episode of "Myths And Legends" , a TV Land original television series in which celebrity and expert panelists discuss popular myths surrounding American television, music, and motion pictures, promise answers to these and other great and not-so-great Hollywood stories.
Asked by the Los Angeles Daily News how he wants to be remembered, Ozzy said: "It's not the way I want to be remembered [but] I know I'll be the man that bit the head off the bat. That will be my epitaph. It won't be, 'Here lies Ozzy Osbourne … he did a bit of good …' It's going to be 'The bat-biting lunatic,' which … I don't care.
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