Ozzy Osbourne - The Ultimate Sin (LP)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 1986
- 9 tracks
- 41 min
- metal
The Ultimate Sin
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Blame it all on Ron Nevison!
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This album is fantastic, although Ozzy seems to be going through the motions and lacks enthusiasm. But tracks like 'Ultimate Sin', 'Thank God For The Bomb', 'Killer Of Giants', and 'Shot In The Dark' are incredible, featuring outstanding guitar work. The sound quality of this copy is excellent.
Awesome Ozzy record! Jake E Lee is an incredible guitarist and this whole album is fantastic! It's a shame Sharon & Ozzy didn't really care for Jake and let him go after just 2 albums with Oz. 😞
The Ultimate Sin (1986) still stands as one of the most overlooked gems in Ozzy Osbourne’s discography — and, ironically, one of the most captivating. A significant portion of that magic can be attributed to Jake E. Lee. On this album, the guitarist hits his creative zenith, delivering sharp, jagged riffs, smooth solos, and a unique style that combines raw power with a silky sense of timing. Lee doesn’t just back up the record: he propels it. Songs like Shot in the Dark and Secret Loser demonstrate his knack for creating moody vibes without losing the tune, while Lightning Strikes underscores his knack for rhythm and punch.The lavish, distinctly 80s production might sound outdated to some, yet here it complements Jake’s skill with unexpected grace. The outcome is a unified, engaging album teeming with personality. The Ultimate Sin stays, even now, the standout achievement of Jake E. Lee’s time with Ozzy.
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