Ozzy Osbourne Randy Rhoads Ozzy Osbourne Randy Rhoads/England,UK 10.03.1980

Incident!! Randy Rhoads, a completely new sound source!! A new treasure recording from the Randy Rhoads era has been unearthed, and the mystery is what makes it even more mysterious! A precious live album of the “original BLIZZRD” is set to be released. What is contained in this work is the audience recording of the “Stoke-on-Trent performance on October 3, 1980″… I think. In fact, this is the biggest point of this work. It is a newly discovered recording that was discovered recently, but the date, time, and location are all “mystery, hypothesis, maybe”. Even at this very moment, researchers around the world are working to solve the mystery. Of course, some clues have been found at this stage, and it has been confirmed that it is the “original BLIZZARD of 1980”. In order to explain the situation, let’s start with an overview of their activities at that time. 1980 {April 19th: “BLIZZARD OF OZZ” completed} September 3rd-18th (7 shows) * September 20th: “DEFINITIVE HAMMERSMITH 1980” September 21st-October 1st (7 shows) October 2nd: Southampton show * Official SBD * October 3rd: Stoke-on-Trent show * Here・October 5-9 (4 shows) *October 10 “TAUNTON 1980” ・October 11-16 (3 shows) *October 17 “MAYFAIR BALLROOM 1980” ・October 18 + 20 (2 shows) *October 22 “CHELMSFORD 1980” ・October 23-November 8 (8 shows) 1981 {February-March: “DIARY OF A MADMAN” production} {March: Bob Daisley/Lee Kerslake leave} This is the “Original BLIZZRD” era that marked the start of his solo career. The “Original BLIZZRD” refers to the members who created the studio masterpieces “BLIZZARD OF OZZ” and “DIARY OF A MADMAN,” and the rhythm section was “Bob Daisley/Lee Kerslake.” And why can we say that this work is the “original BLIZZRD”? There are several reasons, but the most decisive one is the drum solo. Because Ozzy screams “Lee Kerslake on drums, thank you!” However, from there, it becomes difficult. The excavated sound source only had “Stafford” written on it, but there is no Stafford performance on the tour date. Is it a concert that is not on the tour date, or is the “Stafford” note wrong? Here, one hypothesis has been raised. Does “Stafford” attached to the sound source mean “Staffordshire”? Staffordshire is a historical and ceremonial regional name that is different from the current division, and includes the area around Stafford (if we use an analogy in Japan without fear of misunderstanding, it would be something like Musashi Province, which was larger than Tokyo). If this hypothesis is correct, the tour date corresponds to this area “Stoke-on-Trent performance” …. In addition, the content of this work also matches the hypothesis. The point is the order of the songs. In fact, the position of “Revelation (Mother Earth)” has changed depending on the time of the “original BLIZZRD” era. As far as the sound source can be confirmed, “Suicide Solution → Revelation” was used until the “September 24th Coventry performance”, and the reverse “Revelation → Suicide Solution” was used at the “October 10th Taunton performance”. This work is the former “Suicide Solution → Revelation”, so it is between these two. In other words, “October 3rd” corresponds firmly. On the other hand, the content is mysterious in that there is no rare song “You Lookin’ At Me Lookin’ At You”. It is a number that can be said to be synonymous with the “original BLIZZRD” era, but there is no sign of it being cut between the regular position “I Don’t Know / Crazy Train”. It seems that they did not play on this day, but I never thought that there would have been such a show in 1980… I have determined the title and credits based on a tentative hypothesis, but the mystery has not yet been completely solved. Of course, if it were just unknown, it would be forgotten, but if the essential contents are from the “Original BLIZZRD” era, which is especially valuable in the precious Randy era, we cannot help but find out. Although this work is by no means a sound that can be counted as the best masterpiece of the tour, there must be a hint that leads to the answer in this sound … … It is a tape that is attracting such hot attention from maniacs all over the world. In the name of collectors, the truth is always one. A newly excavated recording from the very early Kerslake / Daisley era has been released. It is a mysterious tape with an unknown specific date and place, and the “Stoke performance” is tentative. It is a treasure album that maniacs all over the world are working to solve the mystery. King’s Hall, Stoke-on-Trent, UK 3rd October 1980 (57:05) 1. Carmina Burana 2. I Don’t Know 3. Crazy Train 4. Goodbye To Romance 5. No Bone Movies 6. Mr. Crowley ★final cut out 7. Suicide Solution 8. Guitar Solo 9. Drum Solo 10. Revelation (Mother Earth) 11. Iron Man 12. Children Of The Grave★final cut out 13. Steal Away (The Night) 14. Paranoid ★final cut out Ozzy Osbourne – Vocals Randy Rhoads – Guitar Lee Kerslake – Drums Bob Daisley – Bass Lindsay Bridgwater – Keyboards