Devastating news huge Ozzy Osbourne fan myself RIP Ozzy 
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Black Sabbath - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
It was 1974 or 75, when I borrowed a cassette from a friend. When I put it on, this came out. I still listen and I probably will for the rest of my life 
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I was just watching an emotional tribute to Ozzy on YouTube. The guy told that his first ever concert was in 1981 when he was 15. It was Ozzy on the Blizzard of Oz tour, with Randy Rhoads on guitar. Support band was Motörhead! What a concert bill, we should have been there! Well, their music is still with us, and like I said, we’ll keep listening, for a long time to come 
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Thank you
Damn, I got a little emotional tonight
Still, let’s not forget, this was a man who loved to have a laugh and a good time.
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RIP Ozzy
OZZY OSBOURNE - “Dreamer”
Ozzy Osbourne last gig / Mama I’m Comming Home ( Back To The Beginning) 05.07.2025 Birmingham
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I’d like to pay tribute to the Dutch guitarist George Kooymans, who has passed away today at the age of 77. He was one of the founders of the band Golden Earring. The band was huge in the Netherlands back in the day, but they also had quite a bit of international success in the 1970’s and 80’s.
Golden Earring’s best known song is Radar Love, co-written by George Kooymans. It reached top 10 in the charts in several countries, the highest being number 1 in their homeland. It also happens to be one of the first rock songs yours truly can remember. Thank you for the music George, may you be remembered 
Golden Earring - Radar Love (1973)
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Ozzy Osbourne, with Elton John - Ordinary Man (2020)
I would like to share one more with Ozzy. This is a video with him reflecting on his life, beutiful and sad at the same time. It is heartbreaking to see Ozzy’s reaction when the pics of him and Randy Rhoads shows up.
“Yes, the truth is I don’t wanna die an ordinary man”
Mission acclomplished, Ozzy
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Happy Birthday to Andy Mackay, who is turning 79 today. Best known for playng saxophone and oboe in Roxy Music, one of my all-time favourite bands. He’s also done a few low-key solo albums, and has appeared on albums by among others Paul McCartney, Brian Eno, John Cale, Duran Duran and Mott the Hoople.
From the third Roxy album Stranded, Bryan Ferry let the other Roxy members contribute to songwriting. After that Andy Mackay co-wrote several songs, among them one of Roxy Music’s best known songs Love Is the Drug. Happy Birthday
Roxy Music - Love Is the Drug (1975)
Andy Mackay also co-wrote one of my favourite songs by Roxy, which I’ve posted before.
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sometimes, when ‘utube automatic’ plays unknown things in the background, there is one that i really like. here it is the 3rd one. i i’m glad that i took a look at it, because i like the video even more than the song.
i added 2 others
Anne Clark - Our Darkness
Chumbawamba - Amnesia
She Past Away - Rituel (Wednesday dance) cool video
reminded me a bit of San 
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RIP to the legendary HULK HOGAN
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I liked him better before he campaigned for 
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There’s been a documentary about wrestling legends for a few years now. Many of the stars from ‘my’ time in the 90s have been profiled there, and now also many from the later era that I don’t even know. …but strangely, no episode was dedicated to Hulk Hogan. He was just often in the interviews with other stars…
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day is over…
Kim Carnes - Bette Davis Eyes (Jackie DeShannon and Donna Weiss)
Annabel Lamb - Riders On The Storm (The Doors)
Janis Joplin - Mercedes Benz
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reminds me of another Kim Carnes song, that I haven’t heard for a while, but now.
Kim Carnes - Draw Of The Cards (Special Long Version)
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The HU - Yuve Yuve Yu
Awsome band from Mongolia I’ve been listening to lately. The music is a mix of traditional Mongolian music, including throat singing, and classic rock and metal.
The Proclaimers - I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)
500 miles from Edinburgh, and 500 more, in case anyone has ever wondered… 
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I see a lot of water there… are these descendants of a carpenter’s son from Nazareth? 
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Oh no, just two stubborn and persistent Scots, who who would have to catch a ferry or boat if they were to go 500 miles and 500 more. Though I assume they would be relentlessly walking around on the decks whle doing so 
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i had that together with this in my list. now it’s only this one left.
The Hooters - 500 Miles
edit: i just had a look if Leo Moracchioli (the metal cover guy) has it also 
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and this still standing alone in the list
Depeche Mode - Personal Jesus
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