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Ozzy Osbourne

Ozzy Osbournei don't think this man needs any introduction, but in case you HAVE been living in a cave on mars with your ears plugged and your eyes closed this man is, OZZY ******* OSBOURNE!!!!!! THE ******* PRINCE OF DARKNESS, you know when he talks it sounds like

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Yeah if you haven't heard any ozzy you haven't lived yet, this guy is the *******prince of ******* darkness, don't mess with him, wikipedia him, listen to his stuff, he's awesome oh and by the way

Suicide Solution" is a song by Ozzy Osbourne. It is track five on the album Blizzard of Ozz released in 1980. Guitarist Randy Rhoads wrote the riff to the song (he had, previously, used the riff on the Quiet Riot track "Force of Habit"), and Bob Daisley wrote the lyrics. Ozzy Osbourne supposedly released this track as a tribute to Bon Scott of AC/DC who died of alcohol abuse. In 2002 Daisley, Ozzy's former bassist and contributing lyricist, revealed that the song was actually a warning to Ozzy about his extreme alcohol abuse

The song was very controversial following its release, and on January 13th, 1986, Ozzy Osbourne was taken to court by parents of John Mcollum, a teenager, who shot himself in the head while listening to this song.What is mosly overlooked, is that John was reported to have a depression illness.However, some claim that Ozzy says "Get the glass shoot", "Let yourself go" or "Get the gun shoot", both of which support the court case. "Get the flask out" is a more logical translation since the song is dealing with alcohol abuse.