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Andrew Watt Reveals There Are Unreleased Ozzy Osbourne Songs: "We Made [Them] for a Specific Reason"
Andrew Watt said some songs were made for a specific project and recalled spending Ozzy Osbourne’s last evening with him before the farewell concert.
- Producer Andrew Watt confirmed he and the late Ozzy Osbourne recorded unreleased music, reviewing the tracks together one day before Osbourne's final "Back to the Beginning" concert in Birmingham in July 2025.
- Watt, who produced Osbourne's 2020 album Ordinary Man and 2022's Patient Number 9, credited the metal icon for launching his career: "If Ozzy Osbourne chose you, he gave you a career."
- Following those solo projects, Osbourne suggested a final Black Sabbath album featuring original drummer Bill Ward, but the project collapsed after Ward was unable to participate.
- Watt rebuked guitarist Tony Iommi's claim that he declined the reunion because the producer was a "bit too excited." The film Ozzy & Black Sabbath: Back to the Beginning premieres wide on October 28.
- Recalling their final session, Watt described a "beautiful listening session" where they reviewed material and shared curry in Osbourne's hotel room; Osbourne died 17 days after the concert at age 76.
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Andrew Watt Reveals He and Ozzy Osbourne Made Unheard Songs For a ‘Specific Reason’ Before Rocker’s Death
Ozzy Osbourne got to say goodbye exactly as he wanted to at last July’s epic Back to the Beginning blowout in Birmingham, England. Now, producer Andrew Watt — who helmed the final two LP’s the late metal legend recorded before his death, 2020’s Ordinary Man and 2022’s Patient Number 9 — has revealed that he and Osbourne recorded as-yet-unheard music that they listened to the night before Ozzy’s swan song. “There are some songs that we made for…
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Andrew Watt talks about unreleased Ozzy Osbourne songs and reveals why a last Black Sabbath album failed.
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