Scream (Ozzy Osbourne album)
Occupation
- Ozzy Osbourne - Vocals
- Gus G. - Guitar
- Rob " Blasko " Nicholson - Bass
- Adam Wakeman - Keyboards
- Tommy Clufetos - drums, percussion
Production
- Kevin Churko
- Ozzy Osbourne
Scream is the eleventh studio album of the musician Ozzy Osbourne. It was released on 11 June 2010.
Formation
Osbourne Scream took after he had zusammgearbeitet on the previous album with Zakk Wylde, along with Gus G. ( Firewind, ex -Dream Evil ) on. Osbourne composed and wrote the lyrics together with producer Kevin Churko, who also played the drums and the rhythm guitar, the rest of the band then added more parts. It worked on the album and a half years, what Osbourne described as " too long" in retrospect. In between, he had, however, always indulged breaks.
"The new album is the first one I straight, was so taken with really clear head. That's never happened to me in life! "
Osbourne was planning a 18- month tour to promote the album.
Style & Content
The vocals on the album is in parts been very challenging, and the other instruments are played at a high level:
"A friend of mine once told me that Ozzy Osbourne 's genius is not that he's splendid musician or songwriter, but did he surrounds himself with people who are. That definitely Seems to be the case with "Scream, " In Which Ozzy Has surrounded himself with the best bunch of players and songwriters since the halcyon days of "No More Tears" [ ... ]. "
" An old friend once told me that Ozzy Osbourne is not a great songwriter or musician, but that he surrounds himself with people who are. That seems to be the case where Ozzy has surrounded himself with the best bunch of musicians and song writers since the quiet days of No More Tears well in Scream. "
In the play, Diggin ' Me Down Osbourne Jesus speaks directly when he came back and ask yourself what needs to happen for this to happen. Osbourne said in an interview that he had " read the Bible, but found no sense in it. " That cross he wears already for a long time, whether as a symbol something " very meaning", but for him to neither Christ nor the Antichrist do. The last song I Love You All is a thank you to his fans.
Reception
The album represents the opinion of some commentators, a " collection 30 -year-old heavy metal clichés" dar. Laut.de described the song as studio technical heavily edited live and not feasible, the album was " patchy ". It was seen no sense in changing the two guitarists. Planetrock.com finds, however, the album was " one of the hardest and most rewarding albums by Ozzy in more than a decade." Even the world praised the album, calling it " misleading " and awarded the highest rating of five stars. Vampster.com wrote: "Scream course, can not displace classics such as Blizzard of Ozz, Bark at the Moon, No More Tears or perhaps Ozzmosis, but leaves the weaker albums of the last year forgot something. "