Ozzy Osbourne - Thirty Years After The Blizzard

Ozzy Osbourne
Thirty Years After The Blizzard
Bonus DVD
Страна: United Kingdom
Жанр: Heavy Metal
Продолжительность: 01:55:20
Год выпуска: 2011 г.
Лейбл: Sony Music
Источник (релизер): Necromandus (AvaxHome)
Треклист:
1. Thirty Years After The Blizzard (Main Moovie)
2. MTV Interview 1981
3. The Palladium 5/2/81
4. MTV Interview 1981 (Part 2)
5. After Hours 5/8/81 (I Don't Know / Suicide Solution / Interview / Mr. Crowley / Crazy Train)
6. MTV News 1982
7. Albuquerque, New Mexico News 1982
8. Albuquerque, New Mexico 1/7/82 (Over The Mountain / Mr. Crowley)
Описание:
Бонусный DVD из бокса посвященного 30-летию выхода первых двух сольных альбомов Оззи.
Рипы CD из этого бокса (с полным комплектом сканов) можно скачать здесь.
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Thirty Years After The Blizzard DVD chronicles Ozzy's years with Randy Rhoads features previously unseen footage of Ozzy and Randy filmed in 1981 1982; it incorporates rare archival photos and films; along with new and revelatory interviews with Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne, Lemmy (Motorhead), Steve Vai, Nikki Sixx, Rob Halford, Zakk Wylde, Bill Ward and more.
On May 2,1981, Ozzy played his first New York dates as a solo artist, performing two shows (8pm 11:30pm) at the Palladium. Film student, George De Sota attended the early show with his Minolta super 8mm (with sound) camera in hand. As the house lights dimmed, George rushed towards the stage. Planting his elbows firmly on the stage, he began filming. He proceeded to film 10 three-minute-and-twenty-second reels. As each reel ended, George would load another. These reels have never been seen and have been transferred for the first time in the spring of 2010. All 10 reels are presented here in their entirety.

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Качество : DVD9
Видео 1 (основная программа): MPEG2 Video, NTSC 720x480 (16:9), 29.970 fps, ~6500 kbps
Видео 2 (дополнительные материалы): MPEG2 Video, NTSC 720x480 (4:3), 29.970 fps, ~6500 kbps
Аудио: PCM, 16 bit, 48 kHz, Stereo

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Special 30th Anniversary Deluxe Collector's Box Set Includes:
Both Albums On CD Vinyl
100-page Coffee Table Book
Thirty Years After The Blizzard DVD Documentary
Full-Size Detailed Replica of Ozzy's Iconic Cross and More
This year's crazy winter will continue well into the spring with a blizzard as intense as it gets.
On May 31, music fans will have their first taste of re-issues from rock icon OZZY OSBOURNE's catalog of work with the releases of two albums which form the cornerstone of Ozzy Osbourne's career as a solo artist: Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman (Epic Records/Legacy Recordings). Long revered by rock fans around the world, these two albums created a template for hard rock in the 1980's and beyond as they were marked by the ground-breaking and historic union of Ozzy and the late guitar hero Randy Rhoads. These definitive versions of 1980's Blizzard of Ozz (with previously unreleased bonus tracks) and 1981's Diary of a Madman are available individually on vinyl or CD, or together in a deluxe collector's box. All versions were restored and remastered from the original analog sources by George Marino.
The 30th Anniversary Edition of Blizzard of Ozz CD includes the original album in its entirety, restored and remastered for this edition, with bonus tracks, while the new Legacy Edition of Diary of a Madman includes the original album in its entirety, restored and remastered for this edition, with a bonus second CD of previously unreleased live performances featuring Ozzy Osbourne and Randy Rhoads with rhythm section Rudy Sarzo (bass) and Tommy Aldridge (drums). A single disc version of the remastered Diary of a Madman will also be available.
For serious fans and collectors, the limited edition 30th Anniversary deluxe boxed set houses the restored and remastered vinyl and CD editions of Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman, the Ozzy Live compact disc. Beyond the music, the box set is highlighted by a variety of exclusives including an expansive 100-page coffee table book, a two-sided wall-size poster, a precise and detailed full-size replica of Ozzy's iconic gold cross that he has worn for 30 years, and Thirty Years After The Blizzard DVD.
This new Thirty Years After The Blizzard DVD chronicles Ozzy's years with Randy Rhoads features previously unseen footage of Ozzy and Randy filmed in 1981 1982; it incorporates rare archival photos and films; along with new and revelatory interviews with Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne, Lemmy (Motorhead), Steve Vai, Nikki Sixx, Rob Halford, Zakk Wylde, Bill Ward and more. The DVD also contains over 70 minutes of additional rare live performances and interviews; included is the premiere of more than 30 minutes of newly-discovered never-bootlegged footage of Ozzy and Randy from the Blizzard of Ozz tour shot from the front of the stage at New York's fabled Palladium on May 2, 1981. This new feature is a must-see for aficionados of Ozzy's epic release, Blizzard of Ozz and its pivotal effect on rock roll history.
Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman are landmark albums that took metal in a new direction in the early 1980's, inspiring whole new generations of rock bands and fans. Crazy Train, the first single from Blizzard of Ozz, has become one of Ozzy's musical signatures, a perennial on the rock playlists and as part of Ozzy's live performances.
With combined worldwide sales of more than 10 million copies, Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman have been awarded gold, platinum and multi-platinum certifications in a variety of countries including Canada, Korea, Germany, Italy, Sweden, Brazil, Venezuela, the United Kingdom, Japan and the United States, where Blizzard of Ozz has been certified RIAA 4x platinum and Diary of a Madman is RIAA triple platinum.
One of the most iconic figures in pop culture, Rock Roll Hall of Fame inductee and Grammy winner Ozzy Osbourne has sold more than 100 million albums worldwide, approximately 50 million with his seminal metal band Black Sabbath and the rest as a solo artist.