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The Ultimate Sin
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 5099748168023
Format: Import
Label: Sony Japan
Manufacturer: Sony Japan
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Sony Japan
Release Date: November 27, 1995
Studio: Sony Japan
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Editorial Review:
1995 special collector's edition, 22 bit digital re-master complete with all original artwork plus bonus photos. Osbourne streamlines his approach to keep up with the emerging trend toward slick, radio-ready metal. There are some good moments, including the single 'Shot in the Dark.' Originally released in 1986. Sony.
The Original Version from the Self Appointed Heavy Metal "Prince of Darkness", featuring the Hit Single "Shot in the Dark".
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Ozzy's Ultimate Sin album
Since Ozzy Osbourne's "Bark at the Moon" album was released in 1983; with new guitar axeman Jake E. Lee, because Randy Rhoads was very hard to replace for Ozzy. Even the thought of using Night Ranger guitarist Brad Gillis or Dokken's George Lynch were in the mix. Since guitarist Gillis played on Ozzy's "Speak of the Devil" live album. Jake E. Lee held his own playing with the hit songs "Bark at the Moon and Rock N' Roll Rebel".
In 1986 this album "The Ultimate Sin" was released and Mtv rock ... Read More
Rating:  - ultimate enjoyment
The Ultimate Sin would be not bothering to give this great album a chance because it's not listed as one of Ozzy's finest moments. Personally I like it a lot more than No More Tears because back in the mid 80's the spirit of heavy metal was in full bloom. I know Ozzy was going through some personal problems at the time it was recorded, but honestly, it didn't really affect the music in a negative way if you ask me. It's the same old "love him or hate him" Ozzy that's we've known for years.
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Rating: - GREAT ALBUM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AFTER RANDY'S DEATH THIS WASN'T A BAD ALBUM. OZZY WAS JUST TRYING TO FIND HIMSELF. THERE WAS A LOT OF GREAT SONG'S ON THIS ALBUM ANYWAY. ESPECIALLY THE RIFF'S THAT JAKE E. LEE CAME OUT WITH WHERE GREAT RIFF'S. SHOT IN THE DARK WAS A MELLOW BUT HARD HITTING SONG JUST LIKE LIGHTNING STRIKES AGAIN. YOU CANNOT FORGET THE HEAVY GUITAR PLAYING ON NEVER KNOW WHY ESPECIALLY THE SOLO ON THE END OF TRACK. AND THE LAST SONG I'M AM GOING TO TALK ABOUT IS THE ULTIMATE SIN, THIS WAS A GREAT SONG TO OPEN THE ALBUM ... Read More
Rating: - 3.5 Stars
After two albums that have aged terribly, Ozzy Osbourne strikes back, with some quality hard rock. True, this material is a bit dated, as well, but not nearly as much as the work he did on Diary of a Madman and Bark at the Moon. For the most part, this is vintage Ozzy material. Heavy riffs, soaring vocals...an all around strong album. "Killer of Giants," in particular, is impressive and an album highlight. As far as his hits go, however, "Shot in the Dark" hasn't aged as well as, say, "Crazy Train" ... Read More
Rating: - A Great Album
After reading bad reviews about this album for years, I finally feel the need to defend it. This was the first Ozzy album I ever bought, 22 years ago. After finally collecting everything Ozzy since then, I have to say this is his one album I can still listen to from beginning to end. Ozzy doesn't like these songs himself because the album was rushed, so he vowed not to play these songs in concert (I could be wrong about this, but that's what I read somewhere). But this is the only album from Ozzy that ... Read More
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