Mine is and always will be Crazy Train.  :)

I chose "other" because I love "Mr. Crowley". Great freakin' song!

crazy train. changes is a sabbath song. i know he was in the group but it will always be a sabbath song to me.

I chose "other" because I love "Mr. Crowley". Great freakin' song!

what was the story behind Mr. Crowley?  I remember hearing it years ago but can't remember the story.
wasn't he a real life sadistic scientist or something?

aleister crowley was an occultist and magician who was popular with the new age movements at the turn at the last century. many of his books and teachings have influenced millions of people with his esoteric teachings on the occult.

the song was ozzy's reaction to hearing a roadie relating a story about jimmy page and led zeppelin. jimmy page was into the occult and even purchased crowley's mansion. this roadie recieved a book of magic as a gift from jimmy page. in the first page, jimmy wrote:" ptolemically yours". ozzy wanted to know what that meant. the song 'mr. crowley' was about ozzy's ignorance on the occult, odd considering how his and sabbath's music have long been accused of being occultic.

Crazy Train

I went with "Other" too.  As cheesy as some consider it, I really love "Bark at the Moon." :D

Crazy Train

If I Close My Eyes Forever - sorry, I like this song with Lita Ford.

Tanya

My favorite is "Momma I'm coming home".  Everytime I hear that song it reminds me of good times!

Crazy Train! Randy Rhoads was a fantastic guitar player :\'(

Well I love Crazy Train and Bark at the Moon, but I'd say the whole Ultimate Sin album was great. I guess if I picked one song off the album it'd be Killer of Giants. It always reminds me of the 80's, the cold war and when we were all waiting for the bomb to drop.

Mr. Tinkertrain

Vrazt trian hat do you think gosh ::) ::) :P :o

Vrazt trian hat do you think gosh ::) ::) :P :o
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Mine is and always will be Crazy Train.  :)


You have my vote.. :)

I only really like "Flying High Again".  That, and his Lita Ford duet "Close My Eyes Forever", were the only Top 40 hits he had here in the 80's.  He was more of an album success here

Changes and Paranoid!

Just Want You, Mr Crowley, No More Tears.. list goes on.

I am shocked no one picked Suicide Solution. Best song ever written about the effects of alcoholism.

mamma im coming home: and see you on the other side

I'm sorry , but none of the above. Bark At The Moon or I Don't Know the live Randy Rhoads Tribute version & there were a few killer songs on The Ultimate Sin.

aleister crowley was an occultist and magician who was popular with the new age movements at the turn at the last century. many of his books and teachings have influenced millions of people with his esoteric teachings on the occult.

the song was ozzy's reaction to hearing a roadie relating a story about jimmy page and led zeppelin. jimmy page was into the occult and even purchased crowley's mansion. this roadie recieved a book of magic as a gift from jimmy page. in the first page, jimmy wrote:" ptolemically yours". ozzy wanted to know what that meant. the song 'mr. crowley' was about ozzy's ignorance on the occult, odd considering how his and sabbath's music have long been accused of being occultic.

Most inteligent & informed response i've heard on this board so far.

Crazy Train

Shot In The Dark from the Ultimate Sin album!

I said "Diary of a Madman," but that might because I'm a bigger fan of Gogol than Ozzy!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diary_of_a_Madman_(novel)

Bark At the Moon...Jake E Lee kicks ass!!!

Bark At the Moon...Jake E Lee kicks ass!!!


You're kidding me.

Jake E. Lee.. the sprig of Parsley between the Pork loin that is Randy Rhodes and the Sirloin Steak that is Zakk Wylde.

I chose "other" because I love "Mr. Crowley". Great freakin' song!
YES!!!!!!!!!

I am shocked no one picked Suicide Solution. Best song ever written about the effects of alcoholism.


Two words: "Demon Alcohol".

As for my own vote, I have a 3 way tie:

No More Tears
You Can't Kill Rock 'n Roll
You're No Different