Over the course of a six-minute skit, Osbourne forgets the lyrics to Crazy Train, calls Barry Manilow “the antichrist” and unintentionally strangles a guy

One epic bender. One missing rock god. One furious Nashville crowd. The night Ozzy Osbourne went full Ozzy in Music City.

Ozzy Osbourne was an unruly chaos agent and a beloved family man alike.

Wolfgang and his Mammoth bandmates heard of Ozzy’s passing during soundcheck – and knew that “just mentioning it wasn’t enough”

The world never fell out of love with this Prince of Darkness. Ozzy blew up into a Seventies teenage antihero because he seemed to speak for the misfits, the rejects, the outcasts. He helped invent metal as we know it with Black Sabbath,

In Birmingham, England, the singer’s hometown, fans paid tribute by leaving flowers, beer and tequila. The rapper Drake was there to pay his respects, too.

The Black Sabbath icon revealed how he wanted the last stage of his life to end just a couple months before his death earlier this week. Ozzy passed away on Tuesday ‘surrounded by loved ones’ at the age of 76,

" is one of the more sentimental songs among the group's heavy metal anthems. In 2003, Osbourne and Kelly released a duet of the track rewritten to match their own story. The tender father-daughter remake served as a microcosm for the rocker's contradictions: a harsh,