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| CDcame out the 18 May 1983 - Epic Records / CBS Records |
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1. Bark at the Moon
2. You're No Different
3. Now You See it, Now You Don't
4. Rock and Roll Rebel
5. Centre of Eternity
6. So Tired
7. Slow Down
8. Waiting for Darkness
9. Spiders in the Night |
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After the pass away of Rhandy Rhoads (R.I.P.) Ozzy published his thirs
solo album in 1983 with a new, wild guitar player called Jake E. Lee.
The Albus starts with a great guitar hook in the song Rock'n Roll Rebel,
a straight forward song with a refrain everyone could remember and
therefore a good decision to plug this song as opener. Followed by the title track
that includes the werewolf theme, the main theme of this album. With a
fast guitar opening of Lee and one of the best vocals Ozzy ever did,
this song became the only classic song of Bark at the Moon, ending with
Ozyy howling to the moon. After this real fast song, the band slow down
with a semi ballad called You're no different. A song in the
line of Goodbye to romance from the Blizzard Of Ozz album but without
the vibes that were needed. Not bad, but more a filler than a song that
could be remembered. Now You see it (now you don't) brings the
album back to attack with fantastic guitar theme of Jake E. Lee and
real high vocals of Ozzy in the refrain. A hook monster at its best. Waiting for darkness
is another slower song with mystical touch and a tragic character. The
song takes the listeners deep in the theme of this album and let them
hope that Ozzy will reach the darkness soon to transform himself to a
wolf. A very emotional song. So Tired is again more a filler than a song to remember. Silent and more for going to bed than staring at the moon. Forever
brings the album back again with one more fantastic guitar work and
incredible vocals. One of the faster moments of the album and the last
kick before Spiders end Bark at the Moon with the feeling that this animals will crawl into your head.
In some countries the album had Slow down
as song instead of Spiders. A song that was nothing more than a filler
and not a lot of people know about this song. Doesn't matter.
A good album for sure, but without the amount of classics like the first two albums had.
I am in the nice position that I could see Ozzy Osbourne in the Bark at the Moon line up at Monsters of Rock, Nürnberg 1984.
The
songs came live a lot heavier than they appear at the album and Jake E.
Lee could show the people on stage his talent more than in the studio.
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After the pass away of Rhandy Rhoads (R.I.P.) Ozzy published his thirs solo album in 1983 with a new, wild guitar player called Jake E. Lee. The Albus starts with a great guitar hook in the song Rock'n Roll Rebel, a straight forward song with a refrain everyone could remember and therefore a good decision to plug this song as opener. Followed by the title track that includes the werewolf theme, the main theme of this album. With a fast guitar opening of Lee and one of the best vocals Ozzy ever did, this song became the only classic song of Bark at the Moon, ending with Ozyy howling to the moon. After this real fast song, the band slow down with a semi ballad called You're no different. A song in the line of Goodbye to romance from the Blizzard Of Ozz album but without the vibes that were needed. Not bad, but more a filler than a song that could be remembered. Now You see it (now you don't) brings the album back to attack with fantastic guitar theme of Jake E. Lee and real high vocals of Ozzy in the refrain. A hook monster at its best. Waiting for darkness is another slower song with mystical touch and a tragic character. The song takes the listeners deep in the theme of this album and let them hope that Ozzy will reach the darkness soon to transform himself to a wolf. A very emotional song. So Tired is again more a filler than a song to remember. Silent and more for going to bed than staring at the moon. Forever brings the album back again with one more fantastic guitar work and incredible vocals. One of the faster moments of the album and the last kick before Spiders end Bark at the Moon with the feeling that this animals will crawl into your head.
In some countries the album had Slow down as song instead of Spiders. A song that was nothing more than a filler and not a lot of people know about this song. Doesn't matter.
A good album for sure, but without the amount of classics like the first two albums had.
I am in the nice position that I could see Ozzy Osbourne in the Bark at the Moon line up at Monsters of Rock, Nürnberg 1984.
The songs came live a lot heavier than they appear at the album and Jake E. Lee could show the people on stage his talent more than in the studio.
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We didn't find a record like that everyday! We have a great one here! First, i just want to say thanks to ozzy for that!
Here is the biggest succes of Ozzy Osbourne's solo career,
the worst is that the best song on this record is not Bark at the Moon, but for me, it is Slow Down, i'm not a big fan of Ozzy's solo career, but there's a good point to love him, he does not left Black Sabbath behind with stupid song like all the men that have done a solo career, but he kept his old music, and change it in the better thing that you can imagine!
Just read thoses lines, and buy the record!
There's just no shit in that!
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