After performing a show in Birmingham, the band hastily returned to Ridge Farm Studio to remix the song "Goodbye to Romance" for an anticipated single release. The next morning they were informed that the plan had changed and Jet Records instead wanted a brand new song to release as a single. Rhoads, Daisley, and Kerslake quickly put together the song "You Said It All", with drummer Kerslake performing the guide vocal at soundcheck while a drunken Osbourne slept under the drum riser. The plans to record a studio version of "You Said It All" were soon scrapped for unknown reasons, and this live version is the only known recording.
Zabooka wrote: ↑Tue Dec 12, 2023 9:01 pm
In all the years I've listened to Ozzy, I've never come across this once. Just found out about it the other day.
OK song, but in all those years you haven't come across it, its been online... For 13 freakin' years!
That's hardly the discovery of the century.
Zabooka wrote: ↑Tue Dec 12, 2023 9:01 pm
In all the years I've listened to Ozzy, I've never come across this once. Just found out about it the other day.
OK song, but in all those years you haven't come across it, its been online... For 13 freakin' years!
That's hardly the discovery of the century.
And available on bootleg/import forever.
ijwthstd wrote:
obviously you take this way too seriously and were deeply affected by what transpired in the early 1990's and hopefully you are discussing these issues with a therapist in addition to other fans on music message boards.
Zabooka wrote: ↑Tue Dec 12, 2023 9:01 pm
In all the years I've listened to Ozzy, I've never come across this once. Just found out about it the other day.
After performing a show in Birmingham, the band hastily returned to Ridge Farm Studio to remix the song "Goodbye to Romance" for an anticipated single release. The next morning they were informed that the plan had changed and Jet Records instead wanted a brand new song to release as a single. Rhoads, Daisley, and Kerslake quickly put together the song "You Said It All", with drummer Kerslake performing the guide vocal at soundcheck while a drunken Osbourne slept under the drum riser. The plans to record a studio version of "You Said It All" were soon scrapped for unknown reasons, and this live version is the only known recording.
Its a great track. I still play it a lot. It was on the Crowley live EP back in the day. You can tell Rhoads` good music theory knowledge when you listen to his guitar work.
