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Slash says he and Ozzy Osbourne had plans to go into the studio together
By Jonathan Horsley Published
The Guns N' Roses guitarist spoke with Ozzy just after Back To The Beginning about making some music together

Sophie Lloyd pays tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne with a shred cover of Black Sabbath’s Paranoid
By Jonathan Horsley Published
The Machine Gun Kelly guitarist and YouTube superstar marks the first anniversary of Ozzy's death by giving a Sabbath classic the full-shred treatment

"As Ozzy would say...": Sharon Osbourne remembers her husband, a year on from his death
By Beth Simpson Published
Birmingham is celebrating the man today on Ozzy Day

“It’s gonna be so tasteful what we’re doing”: Jack Osbourne claims plans for an AI Ozzy won’t be “lame”
By Beth Simpson Published
But it is what he would have wanted?

Ozzy Osbourne’s hilarious tales of idiot lawmen, werewolves, chimpanzees and Paul McCartney
By Paul Elliott Published
“Sharon’s going, ‘Smile!’ And this chimp is biting my thumb off!”

“Look at AC/DC. Whatever was popular, it didn’t matter. It’s like McDonald’s. ‘We make the Big Mac and we make fries and we don’t care about doing sushi’”: Zakk Wylde on musical identity, jailhouse rocking with Ozzy and the return of Black Label Society
By Jonathan Horsley Published
The maestro of the pinched harmonic and pentatonic blitzkrieg sits in to talk Engines Of Demolition, Randy Rhoads' greatness, and the origin of his style
![Zakk Wylde [left] plays a lightning blue electric guitar live on the Pantera tribute tour. Randy Rhoads [right] plays his iconic polka-dot V.](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/VxG8nkYuwUSxReTVYbe4a9-320-80.jpg)
“Without Ozzy as a foil, Randy would have never been able to do it": Zakk Wylde's favourite Randy Rhoads solo
By Jonathan Horsley Published
Plucked from Quiet Riot, Rhoads was the transfusion of virtuosity Ozzy needed to launch his solo career. But Wylde says it goes both ways, and the Prince Of Darkness was the "perfect foil" for Rhoads' classically trained style

“Ozzy said it was the creepiest thing he’d ever heard”: Nina Persson on the Cardigans’ Sabbath covers
By Will Simpson Published
Band recorded versions of Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and Iron Man
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