Ultimate Rhoads

LPs
Blizzard of Ozz (promo)
Diary of a Madman
Over the Mountain (single)
Speak of the Devil
Bark at the Moon
The Ultimate Sin
Tribute
No Rest for the Wicked
Just Say Ozzy (still in shrink wrap)

CDs
Blizzard of Ozz (original release)
Diary of a Madman (original release)
Speak of the Devil (original release)
Bark at the Moon (original release)
The Ultimate Sin (original UK release)
Tribute (original release)
No Rest for the Wicked (original release)
Just Say Ozzy (original release)
No More Tears (original release)
Live & Loud ('95 release)
Ozzmosis (original release)
Ozzman Cometh (original release)
Down to Earth
Live at Budokan (uncut)
Prince of Darkness (what the hell happened to the 4th disc???)

Video
Bark at the Moon Live 3/18/1984 (DVD)
The Ultimate Ozzy (VHS)
Wicked Videos (VHS)
Live & Loud (DVD)
Don't Blame Me (DVD)

Bootlegs
Kalamazoo, MI 1982
Minneapolis, MN 1982
"New Years Evi"l Los Angeles, CA 12/31/1981
Uncut Tribute Show

Cool collection, A while ago when I started to run out of Ozzy albums/CD's to collect I went all out to get huge amounts of Boot shows now I have over 400 and getting more on the way.

I love Ozzy's music and I always want more!

Thanks for letting us see what you have.

T

Start to get more boot shows they are the best way to listen to Randy

Nah, I'm not too fond of boots.

This post reminds me of all the Ozzy albums I had as well. They're in a box somewhere...CDs have replaced them.

LP's had a very distinct sound. I miss the days of analog recordings. All the digital stuff of today just doesn't have that organic sound.

jefnel1 wrote:This post reminds me of all the Ozzy albums I had as well. They're in a box somewhere...CDs have replaced them.

LP's had a very distinct sound. I miss the days of analog recordings. All the digital stuff of today just doesn't have that organic sound.

I know what you mean, I really dislike the sound of modern recordings, even if it's my favourate band I just dislike the sound. It seems kind of overdone to me. If I had the choice I would buy a slightly bad album from the 80's or before instead of a good album from today, just because of the quality.

nice collection

jefnel1 wrote:This post reminds me of all the Ozzy albums I had as well. They're in a box somewhere...CDs have replaced them.

LP's had a very distinct sound. I miss the days of analog recordings. All the digital stuff of today just doesn't have that organic sound.

Vinyl got a superior sound compared to cd. People prefered the small size and the easy way to handle cd. Sony made lotsa $ when people had to re-buy their collections on cd. Same story goes for DVD.