US EditionOzzy Osbourne and “the Ultimate Sin”: Prince of Darkness’s Most Underrated Album
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Ozzy Osbourne continued his success as a soloist with the release of "The Ultimate Sin". It is his fourth studio album as a soloist since he separated from Black Sabbath in the previous decade. Launched on February 22, 1986, the album sold quickly. He took advantage of the success of the last three albums. And gave fans time to starve for new material from the Prince of Darkness after a three-year drought. "The Ultimate Sin" reached number 6 on …
It is well known that Ozzy Osbourne was not the most manageable band leader. THE ULTIMATE SIN is a musical testimony.When THE ULTIMATE SIN was released on February 22, 1986, Ozzy Osbourne stood at a turning point. Behind him lay turbulent years, a stay in a rehab clinic and a band that just sorted out. Before him lay the most successful album of his solo career. And yet THE ULTIMATE SIN is a contradictory work in...
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