Vocal Analysis: First time hearing Ozzy Osbourne (Black Sabbath - War Pigs)

hello gorgeous . I'm the fairy voice mother and today is going to be the first time I'm checking out Oussie Osborne and Black Sabbath . Unfortunately, at the same sort of time as the world is saying goodbye to him . I did actually do a tiny bit of research before this video, which is very unlike me , but I thought I should have a little bit of background context into who he was . And I am really glad I did because the story is, if they haven't already , I'm sure they're going to make a film about his life because it's crazy . In 1979, he was actually fired from Black Sabbath . And with the help of his manager, Sharon, who later became his wife , they completely managed to rebuild his career . And apparently she just managed to spin everything he did into something cool and metal . Like for example, there was this press release where they were supposed to set off doves peacefully and he was drunk so he bit the head off one by accident . He just decided to rip its head off . And rather than make it a tragic awful thing , Sharon was like, "That was the most metal thing on the planet." And so all of these crazy wild things that he did , Sharon was able to spin it into gold and help keep his career alive until quite literally the very end of his life . Bubbles. Oh, come on, Sharon. I'm out of the prince of darkness . And I think it just sounds like the most beautiful romantic metal love story of all time . And so because today is my first introduction as to who Ozie Osborne was musically , I thought it was important to go to the very beginning , start where he started . So I'm going to be watching Black Sabbath perform War Pigs in 1970 when Oussie Osborne was just 22 years old . Apparently this was at the pinnacle of their rise to fame and success . And these sorts of performances were pivotal in shaping what we know now to be heavy metal . They were extremely extremely influential and so I really wanted to see that at the source . So shall we? We