Complete List Of Ozzy Osbourne Songs From A to Z

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Ozzy Osbourne’s career has been defined by seismic waves of heavy metal mastery and a rebellious charisma that earned him the moniker “Prince of Darkness.” Hailing from Aston, Birmingham, England, John Michael Osbourne first found his voice in the chaotic but thrilling early days of heavy metal, forging his legacy through the groundbreaking band Black Sabbath. Alongside guitarist Tony Iommi, bassist Geezer Butler, and drummer Bill Ward, Ozzy became the raw, electrifying voice behind classics such as “Paranoid,” “Iron Man,” and “War Pigs,” fueling Black Sabbath’s swift ascent into global superstardom.

In 1979, after a turbulent run, Osbourne was fired from Black Sabbath, an event that proved pivotal rather than catastrophic. Quickly regrouping, he embarked on a solo career, instantly hitting a creative stride with his debut album, Blizzard of Ozz (1980). Featuring the iconic guitarist Randy Rhoads, whose virtuosic performances defined tracks like “Crazy Train” and “Mr. Crowley,” the album surged to quadruple-platinum status in the United States. Osbourne’s sophomore solo effort, Diary of a Madman (1981), cemented his reputation as a solo artist with gripping compositions and further showcased Rhoads’s extraordinary talent, tragically cut short by Rhoads’s untimely death in 1982.

Throughout the 1980s, Ozzy Osbourne remained prolific, releasing a string of successful albums including Bark at the Moon (1983), The Ultimate Sin (1986), and No Rest for the Wicked (1988). Singles like “Bark at the Moon,” “Shot in the Dark,” and “Crazy Train” became staples of rock radio, ensuring his persistent presence at the top of the charts. Ozzy’s talent for picking exceptional guitarists continued with musicians such as Jake E. Lee and later Zakk Wylde, whose powerful riffs defined Osbourne’s late-’80s and early-’90s sound.

In the 1990s, Osbourne’s solo work matured, reaching new commercial heights with albums like No More Tears (1991). The title track and the power ballad “Mama, I’m Coming Home,” co-written with Lemmy Kilmister of Motörhead, showcased a refined blend of heavy metal intensity and mainstream appeal, bringing Ozzy into broader popular consciousness. The album would go on to become one of his best-selling efforts, further solidifying his global superstar status.

By the late 1990s, Ozzy’s career took an unexpected but successful detour with the creation of Ozzfest, a groundbreaking annual festival that launched in 1996. Ozzfest became a crucial platform for emerging and established metal acts alike, greatly influencing the genre’s commercial revival and helping define heavy metal’s cultural presence into the new millennium. Bands such as Slipknot, Disturbed, and System of a Down gained significant exposure and popularity through their appearances on the tour.

In the early 2000s, Ozzy further broadened his cultural reach through the pioneering reality television show The Osbournes. Premiering in 2002, the show portrayed Ozzy’s eccentric but lovable personality, alongside his wife Sharon and children Kelly and Jack. The series not only revealed his humorous and relatable family dynamics but also earned critical acclaim, snagging an Emmy Award for Outstanding Reality Program in 2002. Its success opened the doors for a slew of celebrity-based reality TV shows that continue to influence popular culture today.

Despite health challenges and periods of personal struggles throughout his career, Ozzy Osbourne consistently returned to music, showcasing resilience through acclaimed albums such as Black Rain (2007) and Scream (2010). His 2020 release, Ordinary Man, featured notable collaborations with Elton John, Post Malone, and Travis Scott, marking his first studio album in a decade and further demonstrating his ability to bridge generational divides.

Ozzy’s accolades are substantial, reflecting a career of monumental impact. He has sold over 100 million records worldwide, received multiple platinum certifications, and been inducted into both the UK Music Hall of Fame (2005) and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Black Sabbath (2006). Further cementing his legacy, Osbourne received the Global Icon Award at the 2014 MTV Europe Music Awards.

Outside music, Ozzy Osbourne’s contributions to charity and his outspoken support for various causes have been substantial. His extensive work with charitable organizations includes advocating for cancer research, Parkinson’s disease awareness, and supporting multiple sclerosis foundations. Moreover, his honesty and openness regarding his own struggles with addiction and mental health have helped break stigmas, making him a relatable and respected figure in popular culture.

Decades after his raucous beginnings in Birmingham, Ozzy Osbourne remains not just a central figure in heavy metal, but a cultural icon whose persona transcends genre boundaries. Fans, peers, and critics continue to celebrate his unfiltered authenticity, groundbreaking artistic contributions, and unyielding passion. Osbourne’s enduring appeal lies not just in his music, but in his defiant spirit, his capacity for reinvention, and the undeniable humanity he continues to bring to rock and roll.

Complete List Of Ozzy Osbourne Songs From A to Z

11 Silver – Black Rain – 2007
21st Century Schizoid Man – Under Cover – 2005
A Thousand Shades (featuring Jeff Beck) – Patient Number 9 – 2022
Aimee – Ozzmosis – 1995
Alive – Down to Earth – 2001
All My Life – Ordinary Man – 2020
All the Young Dudes – Under Cover – 2005
A.V.H. – No More Tears – 1991
Bark at the Moon – Bark at the Moon – 1983
Believer – Diary of a Madman – 1981
Black Illusion – Down to Earth – 2001
Black Rain – Black Rain – 2007
Bloodbath in Paradise – No Rest for the Wicked – 1988
Breaking All the Rules – No Rest for the Wicked – 1988
Can You Hear Them? – Down to Earth – 2001
Centre of Eternity – Bark at the Moon – 1983
Changes (featuring Kelly Osbourne) – Under Cover – 2005
Civilize the Universe – Black Rain – 2007
Countdown’s Begun – Black Rain – 2007
Crazy Babies – No Rest for the Wicked – 1988
Crazy Train – Blizzard of Ozz – 1980
Crucify – Scream – 2010
Darkside Blues – Ordinary Man – 2020
Darkside Blues – Patient Number 9 – 2022
Dead and Gone – Patient Number 9 – 2022
Dee – Blizzard of Ozz – 1980
Degradation Rules – Patient Number 9 – 2022
Demon Alcohol – No Rest for the Wicked – 1988
Denial – Ozzmosis – 1995
Desire – No More Tears – 1991
Devil’s Daughter (Holy War) – No Rest for the Wicked – 1988
Diary of a Madman – Diary of a Madman – 1981
Diggin’ Me Down – Scream – 2010
Don’t Blame Me – No More Tears – 1991
Dreamer – Down to Earth – 2001
Dreamer (Acoustic Version) – Down to Earth – 2001
Eat Me – Ordinary Man – 2020
Evil Shuffle – Patient Number 9 – 2022
Facing Hell – Down to Earth – 2001
Fearless – Scream – 2010
Fire – Under Cover – 2005
Fire in the Sky – No Rest for the Wicked – 1988
Flying High Again – Diary of a Madman – 1981
Fool Like You – The Ultimate Sin – 1986
For What It’s Worth – Under Cover – 2005
Gets Me Through – Down to Earth – 2001
Gets Me Through (Single Version) – Down to Earth – 2001
Ghost Behind My Eyes – Ozzmosis – 1995
Go Now – Under Cover – 2005
God Only Knows – Patient Number 9 – 2022
Good Times – Under Cover – 2005
Goodbye – Ordinary Man – 2020
Goodbye to Romance – Blizzard of Ozz – 1980
Goodbye to Romance (2010 guitar & vocal mix) – Blizzard of Ozz – 1980
Hand of the Enemy – Scream – 2010
Hellraiser – No More Tears – 1991
Here for You – Black Rain – 2007
Here for You (live) – Black Rain – 2007
Hero – No Rest for the Wicked – 1988
Holy for Tonight – Ordinary Man – 2020
I Can’t Save You – Black Rain – 2007
I Don’t Know – Blizzard of Ozz – 1980
I Don’t Know (live) – Diary of a Madman – 1981
I Don’t Wanna Stop – Black Rain – 2007
I Don’t Wanna Stop (live) – Black Rain – 2007
I Don’t Want to Change the World – No More Tears – 1991
I Just Want You – Ozzmosis – 1995
I Love You All – Scream – 2010
I Want It More – Scream – 2010
Immortal – Patient Number 9 – 2022
In My Life – Under Cover – 2005
It’s a Raid (featuring Post Malone) – Ordinary Man – 2020
Jump the Moon – Scream – 2010
Junkie – Down to Earth – 2001
Killer of Giants – The Ultimate Sin – 1986
Latimer’s Mercy – Scream – 2010
Lay Your World on Me – Black Rain – 2007
Let It Die – Scream – 2010
Let Me Hear You Scream – Scream – 2010
Life Won’t Wait – Scream – 2010
Lightning Strikes – The Ultimate Sin – 1986
Little Dolls – Diary of a Madman – 1981
Love to Hate – Black Rain – 2007
Mama, I’m Coming Home – No More Tears – 1991
Miracle Man – No Rest for the Wicked – 1988
Miracle Man (live) – No Rest for the Wicked – 1988
Mississippi Queen – Under Cover – 2005
Mr. Crowley – Blizzard of Ozz – 1980
Mr. Darkness – Patient Number 9 – 2022
Mr. Tinkertrain – No More Tears – 1991
My Jekyll Doesn’t Hide – Ozzmosis – 1995
My Little Man – Ozzmosis – 1995
Never – The Ultimate Sin – 1986
Never Know Why – The Ultimate Sin – 1986
Nightmare – Black Rain – 2007
No Bone Movies – Blizzard of Ozz – 1980
No Easy Way Out – Down to Earth – 2001
No Escape from Now – Patient Number 9 – 2022
No More Tears – No More Tears – 1991
No Place for Angels – Down to Earth – 2001
Not Going Away – Black Rain – 2007
Not Going Away (live) – Black Rain – 2007
Nothing Feels Right – Patient Number 9 – 2022
Now You See It (Now You Don’t) – Bark at the Moon – 1983
Old L.A. Tonight – Ozzmosis – 1995
One More Time – Scream – 2010
One of Those Days (featuring Eric Clapton) – Patient Number 9 – 2022
Ordinary Man (featuring Elton John) – Ordinary Man – 2020
Over the Mountain – Diary of a Madman – 1981
Parasite – Patient Number 9 – 2022
Party with the Animals – No More Tears – 1991
Patient Number 9 (featuring Jeff Beck) – Patient Number 9 – 2022
Perry Mason – Ozzmosis – 1995
Revelation (Mother Earth) – Blizzard of Ozz – 1980
Road to Nowhere – No More Tears – 1991
Rock ‘n’ Roll Rebel – Bark at the Moon – 1983
Rocky Mountain Way – Under Cover – 2005
RR – Blizzard of Ozz – 1980
Running Out of Time – Down to Earth – 2001
S.A.T.O. – Diary of a Madman – 1981
S.I.N. – No More Tears – 1991
Scary Little Green Men – Ordinary Man – 2020
Secret Loser – The Ultimate Sin – 1986
See You on the Other Side – Ozzmosis – 1995
Shot in the Dark – The Ultimate Sin – 1986
Slow Down – Bark at the Moon – 1983
So Tired – Bark at the Moon – 1983
Soul Sucker – Scream – 2010
Steal Away (The Night) – Blizzard of Ozz – 1980
Straight to Hell – Ordinary Man – 2020
Suicide Solution – Blizzard of Ozz – 1980
Sunshine of Your Love – Under Cover – 2005
Sympathy for the Devil – Under Cover – 2005
Take What You Want (Post Malone featuring Ozzy Osbourne and Travis Scott) – Ordinary Man – 2020
Tattooed Dancer – No Rest for the Wicked – 1988
Thank God for the Bomb – The Ultimate Sin – 1986
That I Never Had – Down to Earth – 2001
The Almighty Dollar – Black Rain – 2007
The Liar – No Rest for the Wicked – 1988
The Ultimate Sin – The Ultimate Sin – 1986
Thunder Underground – Ozzmosis – 1995
Time – Scream – 2010
Time After Time – No More Tears – 1991
Today Is the End – Ordinary Man – 2020
Tomorrow – Ozzmosis – 1995
Tonight – Diary of a Madman – 1981
Trap Door – Black Rain – 2007
Under the Graveyard – Ordinary Man – 2020
Waiting for Darkness – Bark at the Moon – 1983
Whole World’s Fallin’ Down – Ozzmosis – 1995
Woman – Under Cover – 2005
Working Class Hero – Under Cover – 2005
You Can’t Kill Rock and Roll – Diary of a Madman – 1981
You Know…(Part 1) – Down to Earth – 2001
You Lookin’ at Me Lookin’ at You – Blizzard of Ozz – 1980
You Looking at Me, Looking at You – Blizzard of Ozz – 1980
You’re No Different – Bark at the Moon – 1983
Zombie Stomp – No More Tears – 1991