Ozzy Osbourne on Frank Skinner Show 1997
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Ozzy Osbourne on Frank Skinner Show Series 2 Episode 8, 1997.
Copyright ownership BBC. I make no claim to this content. But following Ozzy's recent death I wanted to share it as there don't seem to be other copies available online.
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@mrsymoore1041 1 year ago
Ozzy looks fantastic here, slim, handsome, beautiful glossy hair, and funny as anything, ❤😂
@paulmccready1890 1 year ago
Skinner “I used to be in a band that played Paranoid”. Ozzy “So did I”. A natural comedian.
@kimbob5 1 year ago
A Brummie lad and a Black Country lad having a laugh. You love to see it! RIP Ozzy
@Moocake 1 year ago
Rest in peace to an absolute legend. Ozzy is the reason I got into rock and metal in the first place. The fact he basically kept himself going for that final Sabbath gig, raised some £140 million for Parkinson's charities, and then rode off surrounded by his loved ones.. that's just unbelievably badass to me. He'll be sorely missed
@eileenventer7575 1 year ago
He was so handsome especially when he had blonde hair His eyes were so beautiful as well
@mztweety1374 11 months ago
A reporter once ask Ozzy if he had a drinking problem and Ozzy said yeah I can’t find a bar
@amberpargeter2550 1 year ago
if he wasnt a rock legend he would of been a comedian love this guy so much
@siobhanglover8216 1 year ago (edited)
He had such as great laugh. It's so nice to see him so happy..
@CC_Babblecock 1 year ago
It’s so crazy how good Ozzy looked in his 40s! And that he even recognised it himself watching the old footage. Then just 5 years after this when The Osbournes started on MTV, he looked so different again, clearly with health battles. You really can pinpoint the times in his life he was healthier than others, without knowing the year, but he’s always had gorgeous eyes, an infectious smile, & great hair.
I make this comment not to focus too much on superficial things, when he was such a loving man & incredible artist, just that some, maybe even most people - you can’t always pinpoint that, they get good at hiding it, which he never hid from, decades before it was a “cool” thing to do, he was always such a pioneer, & took risks putting his real self out there, to bring people together, literally to pay it forward, right up until his passing. He’s always credited for his talent, humour, family focus, one of a kind personality, he’s not always or even often, credited for changing the course of history, not just with his music. With so many things. I hope he knew that.
I think it’s really a sign that no matter what era, well or healthy, younger or older, good times or bad, he was just such a true soul. He never cared about the BS - no ego whatsoever. I hope these old interviews of him looking so well & healthy, which have been resurfacing, give people struggling with sobriety hope that they can turn it all around if they want to. That’s the key though - wanting to. It makes inner beauty shine even brighter, & he had no shortage of that.
RIP Oz, you’ll be beyond missed, & you were a rare one 💔 I
I make this comment not to focus too much on superficial things, when he was such a loving man & incredible artist, just that some, maybe even most people - you can’t always pinpoint that, they get good at hiding it, which he never hid from, decades before it was a “cool” thing to do, he was always such a pioneer, & took risks putting his real self out there, to bring people together, literally to pay it forward, right up until his passing. He’s always credited for his talent, humour, family focus, one of a kind personality, he’s not always or even often, credited for changing the course of history, not just with his music. With so many things. I hope he knew that.
I think it’s really a sign that no matter what era, well or healthy, younger or older, good times or bad, he was just such a true soul. He never cared about the BS - no ego whatsoever. I hope these old interviews of him looking so well & healthy, which have been resurfacing, give people struggling with sobriety hope that they can turn it all around if they want to. That’s the key though - wanting to. It makes inner beauty shine even brighter, & he had no shortage of that.
RIP Oz, you’ll be beyond missed, & you were a rare one 💔 I
@Vanadeo 1 year ago
Why am I binging on Ozzy now he has gone? . Mind you, A lot of great content is suddenly surfacing, without having to search for it that I haven't seen before sooo, Guess I'm gonna watch it lol.
@Robv93 1 year ago
Very happy that this is interview is back up on YouTube. Ozzy was on great form here, and it was nice to hear a couple of West Midlands lads having a natter like they’ve been close friends all their life
RIP Prince of Darkness 🤘🏻🦇🔥
RIP Prince of Darkness 🤘🏻🦇🔥
Ozzy Osbourne on Frank Skinner Show 1997
Somewhat Interacdiv
421,694 views
Ozzy Osbourne on Frank Skinner Show Series 2 Episode 8, 1997.
Copyright ownership BBC. I make no claim to this content. But following Ozzy's recent death I wanted to share it as there don't seem to be other copies available online.