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Bat Head Soup: Tribute to Ozzy

Various Artists (Artist) Format: Audio CD

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Track Listings

1	Mr. Crowley - Tim 'Ripper' Owens/Yngwie Malmsteen/Tim Bogert/Tommy Aldridge/Derek Sherinian
2	Over The Mountain - Mark Slaughter/Brad Gillis/Gary Moon/Eric Singer/Paul Taylor
3	Desire - Lemmy Kilmister/Richie Kotzen/Tony Franklin/Vinnie Colaiuta
4	Crazy Train - Dee Snider/Doug Aldrich/Tony Levin/Jason Bonham
5	Goodbye To Romance - Lisa Loeb/Dweezil Zappa/Michael Porcaro/Stephen Ferrone/Michael Sherwood
6	Hellraiser - Joe Lynn Turner/Steve Lukather/Billy Sherwood/Jay Schellen/Paul Taylor
7	Shot In The Dark - Jeff Scott Soto/Bruce Kulick/Ricky Phillips/Pat Torpey/Derek Sherinian
8	Children Of The Grave - Jeff Martin/Paul Gilbert/John Alderete/Scott Travis
9	Paranoid - Vince Neil/George Lynch/Stu Hamm/Gregg Bissonette
10	Suicide Solution - Adam Paskowitz/Peter Perdichizzi/James Book/Nick Lucero
11	I Don't Know - Jack Blades/Reb Beach/Jeff Pilson/Bobby Blotzer/Paul Taylor

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Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.43 x 4.88 x 0.39 inches; 3.2 Ounces
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Cleopatra
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ July 27, 2006
Label ‏ : ‎ Cleopatra
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00004VVWI
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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- #869 in Pop Tributes
- #1,481 in Guitar Rock
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Don and Amanda Yarger

A fun tribute!!

Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2010

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This is a really fun and interesting cd. Owens and Malmsteens Mr. Crowley just blows you away!! Lisa Loeb and Dweezil Zappa do a great Goodbye to Romance. Dee Snyder on Crazy Train is another highlight. I've seen a lot of tributes to Ozzy but this is the best one yet.

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K. Halverson

Excellent compilation

Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2013

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One of the best tribute albums ever made. Worth every penny if you appreciate Ozzy. Leming, Mark Slaughter, Vince Neil and other greats.

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Smitty

Five Stars

Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2016

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A must have for any Metal fan...

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Patrick F. West

Not a fan of Ozzy (as a singer) but love most of his stuff!

Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2007

I like the deversity of muscians and singers the mix of some click and then some are a strange sound but grow on you after a listen or two! My favorite track is Dweezil and Liza Loeb doing Goodbye to romance! A beautiful song that Ozzy should have never sang! But Randy's guitar just like Dweezil's is so good you don't even need a singer to enjoy this song! Desire and hellraiser if you ask me are the only down points of the album! Maybe Bark at the moon or a lesser known Sabbath song like into the void or faries wear boots, could of been great closers for the album! Where ron burgahny and I disagree is with some of the vocals and Yngwie! I think Mr. Crowley was absolutely great Ripper puta a little creepieness into the song ala The ripper by Priest and Yngwie not only does Randy justice but puts a little of his chops in as well! So take a listen and make your own mind up! If you like any Ozzy Sabbath or solo check this out and here what these great musicians give to some of the great writings of Ozzy Osbourne! Paranoid is a Ozzy song! I think he not only sang it in Sabbath but help write it to!

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starbreaker

A new fresh pop-rock sound brought in Ozzy's best songs

Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2003

You often find tributes disappointing. Why ? Because you want them to sound like the originals. That's not the aim ! If you're an Ozzy purist, you shouldn't get this. If you're more open-minded, or if you know and like at least some of the artists present on this tribute, this may interest you.
The choice of the songs is pretty well done, since it includes the best songs of Ozzy's solo albums :
- Mr Crowley, Crazy Train, Goodbye to Romance, I don't know, Suicide Solution (1980 - Blizzard of Ozz)
- Over the mountain (1981 - Diary of a Madman)
- Shot in the dark (1986 - The ultimate sin)
- Hellraiser, Desire (1991 - No more tears)
and two Black-Sabbath songs :
- Paranoid (1970 - Paranoid)
- Children of the grave (1971 - Master of Reality)
I know most of the artists appearing on this tribute, that's why I was interested. Steve Lukather (Toto's guitarist), one of my favorites, plays guitar on 'Hellraiser', but Joe Lynn Turner (Deep Purple's Slave&Masters) does the entire singing. I still don't understand why Yngwie Malmsteen, guitarist on 'Mr Crowley' is so much blamed, he's not bad. He teams with Tim 'Ripper' Owens (new Judas Priest), who sings allright. Vince Neil (Motley Crue) is more credible on 'Paranoid' than on most of the group's song.
I find the best covers are 'Shot in the dark', which pop-sound didn't fit Ozzy's sound, 'Hellraiser' for its breathing sound like in the original, and 'Goodbye to Romance', featuring female vocals (Lisa Loeb).
Sure, there are some cons. ONE track is especially butchered : 'Desire', but how was it possible to come even close to the mind-blowing version of Ozzy ? But since I found the rest of the album is simply amazing, this doesn't even count in my review, and for me this tribute album deserves 5 stars.
If you're not conviced this is a great tribute, you must be an Ozzy purist who has the whole Ozzy collection and believes that what isn't Ozzy is bad. You also believe that Ozzy is a great man but I'll tell you he isn't quite : In 2002, He has re-recorded 'Blizzard of Ozz' and 'Diary of Madman' with his new bassist and drummer, butchering the originals. If you're hesitating between this tribute and one of these 'new' versions, don't hesitate anymore !

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Ron Burgondy

A let down.....

Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2005

You think for an Ozzy tribute they would know not to use a bunch of flasetto vocalists. I mean come on! Tim "Ripper" Owens for Mr. Crowley? Dee Snider in Crazy Train? Vince Neil in Paranoid (which isnt even Ozzy in the first place, and even if it was: WTF!)?! Suicide Solution: a F#$%ING dance remix?! How about three virtuoso guitarists (Eddie the Great, Steve Vai, and mayhap Joe Satriani) TRY to match the speed and power of Rhoads in the live setting? That would have been friggn awesome!! But besides the vocal issues the rest of this album is great. In my opinion the standouts on this album are Mark Slaughters vocals in Over the Mountain and also Brad's improvised solo there too. Desire with Lemmy from MOtorhead was great too (hey, didn't he help write that? interesting, now we can hear the voice behind the idea.)

Iwas a little disappointed with Yngwie's work in Mr. Crowley. Instead of using the same riff material that he has used for almost the past decade he could've instead used Rhoad's original guitar tablature, I mean it is even neoclassic and is way faster than what Yngwie attempted.

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Marc

2 Highs and lots of lows

Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2001

"Crazy Train" and "Children of the Grave" are the two songs worth any respect on this CD. Either the guitarists covering the tunes overdo it to death, and eventually destroy what made the originals what they are, or (and) they improvise some of the lamest solos ever. Listen to Ritchie Kotzen butcher "Desire" and you'll get the point. Brad Gillis did the same when he played with Ozzy after Randy passed away and now misses his chance to redeem himself... I won't even talk about the others (Zappa plays "Goodbye to Romance" flawlessly though, but that Lisa sounds like she just woke up). The bottom point is, you only have 24 hours in a day, don't waste your time listening to these ... covers, put on the original. "I don't know", indeed...

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