Memoirs Of A Madman

Ozzy Osbourne's ongoing solo career spans four decades — as both a successful solo artist and as the lead singer of Black Sabbath — and his music is as relevant today as ever; it still resonates daily on TV, in movies, on radio and at stadium sports events. OZZY's latest solo release - his 10th studio album, 2010's Scream — debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard charts, featuring the No. 1 Mainstream Rock smash "Let Me Hear You Scream."

From the first notes of Ozzy's 1980's solo debut Blizzard Of Ozz and follow-up Diary Of A Madman to classic albums No More Tears and Scream, no hard rock solo artist has had quite the same reach as Ozzy; his distinctive vocal delivery and larger than life onstage persona quickly endeared him to millions of rockers. Ozzy immediately had the attention of fans of heavy music with rock staples "Crazy Train," "Mr. Crowley" and "Flying High Again." With the 1991 release No More Tears, Ozzy continued his radio success with acclaimed and hugely successful singles "No More Tears" and the smash hit "Mama, I'm Coming Home."