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The Prince of Darkness Returns: Why Ozzmosis Still Hits Hard Ozzy Osbourne

Released in 1995, is a pivotal entry in Ozzy Osbourne ’s solo discography, marking his return from a brief "retirement" after the success of No More Tears

Production and Sound: The Wagener Touch

The Aftermath: Legacy of a Phoenix

The album was instrumental in cementing Ozzy’s relevance in a decade where many 70s and 80s icons struggled to compete with the rise of alternative rock. It also marked the beginning of his transition from a pure metal icon to a broader cultural figure, shortly before the launch of Zakk Wylde guitar solos from this album, or perhaps a look at the Ozzfest tour that followed its release? Ozzy Osbourne's Ozzmosis Album Discussion and Reviews

One of the most controversial aspects of the Ozzmosis album is its production. Michael Wagener created a polished, compressed, “modern” 90s sound. There is a lot of chorus on the guitars. The drums are gated and huge. To some purists, it sounds dated—a time capsule of mid-90s hard rock.

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