Ozzy Osbourne - No Rest for the Wicked (LP)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 1988
- 11 tracks
- 51 min
- metal
No Rest for the Wicked
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Ozzy's spot in Hull, Your Mother, flogs some mean Whelks. Can't get enough of it!
The LP and CD versions both have a muffled, lackluster sound. It appears the high frequencies were reduced in the mastering process. I recently re-equalized the CD using a DAW, which significantly improved the recording. The snare and cymbals now stand out in the mix, and Ozzy's voice has a more eerie, haunting quality, allowing me to hear the double tracks that were recorded. As for the album itself, I believe it's Ozzy's best release. While many praise his first two albums due to Randy Rhoads, I find them great but quite dated in both songwriting and production. This album, however, could easily be released today without sounding out of place. A 5-star album with 4 stars for mastering.
Ozzy's one of my all-time fav albums! With Zakk shredding on guitar, it set the stage for so many more awesome albums to come.
This entire album is absolutely amazing. Zakk Wylde's debut? Hell yeah! There's not a single weak track on this whole thing.
This album never truly resonated with me initially. But, giving it a spin after 35 years, it's not half bad. Zakk's first release.
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