What a large and a charge program we have for each day, guaranteed future repeats.

It and spent today 10 greatest Ozzy Osbourne tunes of all times.

According to the fine folks at 99.9 KISW Rock in Seattle.

All right.

I trust those people.

When we celebrated 50 years of the Rock, we used to do a 25 from 50 thing that we would do on the weekends,

where we would either take a look at the

playlist from 1977 at KISW or celebrate some of our bigger artists.

We did a weekend tribute to Ozzy, and according to, well, basically our own Taryn Daily,

we have the top 10 Ozzy Osborne songs of all times and she put together a pretty good list

all right there was a couple songs on there I thought maybe we should switch a few out but I'm like you

know what Taryn is the music authority here when you get to the 90s I think that's where I might

disagree with some of your picks but overwhelmingly I mean you you can't go wrong we've been playing it all day today. I know. And it's amazing. When you've been doing music that long, you know, and we maybe play seven to ten of those things on any regular rotation, but just hearing them today, and I own all of it. But I realize I have not listened to Ozzy's albums in a while, so you're hearing these songs that you know, you know you like them. And I'm like, why don't I listen to this more? The catalog is incredible. I'm just in there listening to Ryan's show today, and I'm like, wow, man. That's quite the body of work. VD. had it cranked up, and I opened up his door, and he's like, you got to crank it up, man. And you forget what a what an unusual unique and awesome voice that Ozzy had. Because when you think about metal

and you think about metal and you think And you forget what an unusual, unique, and awesome voice that Ozzy had.

Because when you think about metal and you think about rock, you know, you've got some guys up there where you consider them as far as their singing ability or whatever.

Robert Plant, Ronnie James D.O.

But you listen to Ozzy.

It's just.

You know it's him.

It's Ozzy.

You know, and when he starts singing, you're like, wow, that's pretty cool.

And obviously, Ryan Castle was lucky enough to go to England and catch that farewell show.

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