This CD had a great selection of songs, but not all of the most popular by the OZZ.

I am very surprised that Iron Man was not included in this compilation. I was also hoping War Pigs was included but that one was srictly black sabbath. This cd has evrything i was hoping it would besides that. I think there are a few dumb songs on it but they made up for it with the good ones. I also like how the really awesome songs are evenly spread out throught the discs so you don't have them all together so that you skip the other songs to get to that group and take out the cd when you are done with that little group of songs.

Created in 2003 this has some of Ozzy's most essential cuts up to that point of his career. Outstanding tracks include "Crazy Train", "Flying High Again", "Diary of a Madman", "Bark at the Moon", Rock 'n' Roll Rebel", "Mama, I'm Coming Home", "No More Tears", the Grammy Award winning "I Don't Want to Change the World" & "Perry Mason"

Ozzy has been dubbed "the Father of Metal", this is ample testament to that. Many of us remember him from Black Sabbath & might still consider that the pinnacle of his career. Ozzy has influenced many in the heavy metal genre, almost every metal group claims his influence on their choice of music. Whether you love him or hate him, he has proven himself to be a survivor in more ways than one.

OZZY ruled in 1986 when I spray painted a giant OZZY on the back of a grocery store in the midwest, and he rules still in 2008.

Glad to know my musical tastes in my teens were valid and my 30yr old self still digs the price of darkness---the one who owns millions of little dogs and has two rad kids.

This probably the best compilation CD for anyone wanting to get aquiented with Ozzy Osbourne. You find all the so called hits and a few gems as well.