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from a Travel channel special

special from the travel channel.. mid 90′s, then ends with a 2002 interview

I’m inane to the Ozzy Osbourne concert this Friday here in St. Louis at the ScottTrade Focal point. I just want to know the whole playlist of songs he will be playing. If you could name them all (IN ORDER) that would be excellent but what would be more helpfull (it force get you the best answer) is if you could give me a link to a website showing the playlist.

I reckon his top 4 songs would have to be:

1. No More Tears
2. I don’t wanna stop
3. I Don’t Know
4. Paranoid- Ozzy w/ black sabbath

I really like the intro to Ozzy Osbourne’s song “Crazy Train”, but the rest of the song I dont like as much, so I wanted to know if there were any songs that sound similar to the intro, but right through the entire song? And if possible, something all instrumental?

I prefer “11 Silver” and “Black Rain.”

2 young ladies play Ozzy’s Mr. Crowley by 2 acoustic violins with versatile sound effects.

Kelly Osbourne’s split struggle
Reality TV star Kelly Osbourne admits she is struggling to cope with her split from fiance Luke Worrall, who she claimed cheated on her. Kelly Osbourne is “not dealing” with her split from Luke Worrall very well.

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STRANGE BEDFELLOWS: Geneticists Study Ozzy Osbourne’s Mysterious Longevity
Ozzy Osbourne, the 61-year-ancient Black Sabbath singer as well-known for hard partying as for pioneering early heavy metal, has done some drugs in his day. At a concert in January 1982—and this is right—he even bit the head off a bat. (He thought it was fake.) Since those hard-living years, Osbourne has relaxed but never quite recovered, as was place on full show in his family’s reality TV show, The …

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Cofactor Genomics Installs SOLiD 4; Sequencing Ozzy Osbourne’s Genome
Next-gen sequencing service provider Cofactor Genomics said this week that it has installed an Applied Biosystems SOLiD 4 sequencer and plans to use the instrument to sequence the genome of British heavy metal legend Ozzy Osbourne.

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