Wreckage of my past : The Story Of Ozzy Osbourne

• NeverSayGoodBye

  16 Jul 09, 17:57

  

  ‘Wreckage Of My Past’ is a new film documenting the life of music icon Ozzy Osbourne as he approaches his 60th birthday. Newly sober, Ozzy has finally reached a point of clarity as he looks back on a lifetime of unresolved issues, unparalleled success, misdiagnosed diseases, severed ties, and a recurring dependency on drugs and alcohol.

  The documentary is being produced by Jack and Sharon Osbourne and promises to be a documentary that’s a no-punches-pulled account of the life of the former Black Sabbath frontman.

   

  See Trailer here;

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pp2RmcEMBcg

• S.H.

  16 Jul 09, 17:59

  The road to nowhere...

• NeverSayGoodBye

  16 Jul 09, 18:00

  Originally posted by S.H.:

  The road to nowhere...

  
  leads to me.

   

   

• S.H.

  16 Jul 09, 18:40

  *guitar wail*

• sand king

  16 Jul 09, 20:10

  Ozzy should be better known for Black Sabbath rather then his other nonsenses.

• NeverSayGoodBye

  17 Jul 09, 14:22

  Originally posted by sand king:

  Ozzy should be better known for Black Sabbath rather then his other nonsenses.

  
  .....yah, still prefer Black Sabbath with Ozzy in it. Too bad, he got kicked out.

• sand king

  18 Jul 09, 03:58

  Originally posted by NeverSayGoodBye:

  
  .....yah, still prefer Black Sabbath with Ozzy in it. Too bad, he got kicked out.

  Sabbath is what it is today because of Ozzy. Screw Dio.

• NeverSayGoodBye

  18 Jul 09, 14:49

  Originally posted by sand king:

  Sabbath is what it is today because of Ozzy. Screw Dio.

  
  .....haha, Dio is good too, just that he don't have the stage presence like Ozzy who is much bigger and taller than him. Dio should stick with his own band "Dio"

• sand king

  19 Jul 09, 00:31

  Originally posted by NeverSayGoodBye:

  
  .....haha, Dio is good too, just that he don't have the stage presence like Ozzy who is much bigger and taller than him. Dio should stick with his own band "Dio"

  True true, just that, I feel that Ozzy gave Sabbath that darker image then Dio in Dio.