ozzy Osbourne
The Ultimate Sin

By the second half of the 80's, the musical scene started to shift towards the more radio friendly type of heavy metal. Ozzy went with the tide, but remained true to his style. An underrated classic!

Great album. Brings back a lot of good memories. Sounds just as good as it did in 1986. Everything from the sound quality to the special insert is nothing less than spectacular!

Historically one of the great's first albums Ozzy Osbourne, which was lucky to hear many, many years ago. Secret Loser, Thank God for the Bomb, Lightning Strikes, Shot in the Dark - all of these tracks are simply the platinum fund of the global HMR.

Great Ozzy! One of the best albums. The publication contains a booklet with pictures and facts from the history of the group.

Ozzy Osbourne's first three solo albums are absolute classics. Unfortunately Ultimate Sin does not reach the quality of its predecessors. It is a weak Ozzy record.

second album by Jake E. Lee - nothing lags behind Bark At The Moon - this is definitely an album that every collector must have in his collection

Ozzy's fourth album. Perhaps Osborne's most boring album. Too much metal and little music. The guitarist on this album was Jake E. Lee. The guitar solo is beyond praise, everything else, including Ozzy's singing, is just a sound garbage.

Gran disco de Ozzy Osbourne, uno de sus mas elaborados albumes junto con No Rest for the Wicked.