Ordinary Man

The case was broken when I received it but the cd was fine I just put in the case to a cd I no longer had but its great Ozzy is the best to ever live

Love the CD and all the music on it.

The picture disc vinyl looks great. It was purchased as a collectible. It is packaged well with a soft plastic outer sleeve, a cardboard insert as a backboard for the picture disc vinyl.The cardboard insert includes the CD edition's back cover with listed song titles and a picture of Ozzy apparently pissing in a large planter. The other side is a photo of a snake in the grass.The front of the picture disc vinyl is as advertised here with the artist's name and album title. The flip side is a picture of Ozzy leaning with cane in hand and the song titles listed to the side.Disappointingly, there was no digital download card included as advertised on the outer sticker. I'm glad I also ordered the CD edition with added bonus track!I opened the CD and it comes with a digital download card! I played the CD today. It's one of Ozzy's best albums!He surrounds himself with the best talent. If this is his last album of original material then be rest assured, he ended his career on a high note!

thanks for the cd its awesome

Good cd

Ok

It’s Ozzy’s first album in ten years and I’m beyond psyched. He’s been my favorite artist since I was in middle school and I was not expecting another album ever again so this is a great surprise and yes, it DOES sound exactly like an Ozzy album. I don’t understand some of the reviews that say it doesn’t because honestly, outside the two Randy Rhoads albums, every Ozzy album has a different sound. Don’t believe me? Compare Bark at the Moon to Diary that came before it and Ultimate Sin that came after. Compare all the Wylde albums. None sound the same. In other words, this album sounds a bit different from the rest because they ALL do. But that’s Ozzy.All the songs are great with Under the Graveyard and Goodbye my favorites. If you’re an Ozzy fan and don’t waste your time comparing this to Diary and Blizzard, you’ll love it. LBH...not many albums by any band compare to those two. If this is Ozzy’s last album, which I hope it’s not, he’ll be going out on a high note. Ozzy!!!

It's been a long time since any album could be described as Hard Rock and still had a narrative. The theme of the album may be Ozzy reflecting on life and forward to death but the music is every bit of life. Best hard rock album since my youth. I just want to drive around all day head banging but the temptation to paint a bat on the hood of my car would be too high.Heavily produced but the band, duets and instrumental on this album are Amazing! What a way to draw a curtain on his career. Duff McKagan and Slash (Guns n Roses), Chad Smith on Drums (Red Hot Chilli Peppers), Elton John and a second Post Malone collaboration that is so heavy.Wow! Ozzy Rules! Makes you Young again and realize just how much more is out there to achieve.