Two 1981 interviews with former Black Sabbath singer Ozzy Osbourne. At the time of the interviews in 1981, Ozzy was 31 years old and was promoting his Blizzard of Ozz tour and his upcoming Diary of a Madman album. In the interview, he talks about how glad he is to be out of Black Sabbath, buying fireworks, Randy Rhoads, and how Donny Osmond influenced a Black Sabbath song.

00:00 - Intro to Ozzy Osbourne interview
00:43 - Start of Ozzy interview
01:17 - His upcoming stage show for his new album Diary of a Madman
03:58 - A crazy Black Sabbath on tour story where the cops show up
05:51 - How he may be cursed
07:11 - How he’s not like normal people
07:40 - How he made a stray dog’s day
09:38 - His first time drinking tequila
11:23 - Buying fireworks in the United States
12:20 - Trying to get out of jail
13:16 - Being banned by the Mormons
14:24 - Randy Rhoads is not pretty like Boston
14:59 - The extremes he goes to so his fans will not be let down
16:59 - What happened to drummer Lee Kerslake
19:01 - How cool Motorhead’s Lemmy is
20:17 - Start of the second interview
20:50 - If people still think of him with Black Sabbath
21:18 - The difference between him and Black Sabbath
21:58 - How the Blizzard of Ozz album is doing
22:46 - His upcoming album Diary of a Madman
23:24 - His band, Randy Rhoads, Rudy Sarzo, and Tommy Aldridge
24:32 - If Ozzy likes New Wave music
26:08 - What he likes besides music
26:46 - How Donny Osmond influenced a Black Sabbath song
27:29 - Touring plans

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