This is a pretty good compilation of Ozzys greatest songs, or "greatest hits" if you will.
It's got all the classics on there, plus some Sabbath demos, and that's really nice. But I still miss something in the tracklisting. I don't know exactly what it is, it just feels like this is not the ultimate Ozzy compilation.

I'm really looking forward to this one. The major reason I bought my Hultsfred-ticket was Ozzy.
It will be the first Ozzy live experience for me, and I'm totally psyched!

One of the best Ozzy albums and one of the best albums of all time.
It's amazing that Ozzy could come back this strong after his departure from Sabbath. He was so deep down in the bottle, but still managed to crawl back up, get a band together and make this totally amazing album.
I really like the bonustracks aswell, they're really catchy and they've got a hit feel to them, I believe they should've made the album back in the day.
Ozzy deals with a lot of things on this album and it shows his diversity as a lyricist. He tells about his own alcohol abuse in Suicide Solution, his crazy lifestyle in Crazy Train and about his concern for the nature in Revelations (Mother Earth).
This album doesn't have one weak song on it. This is what a classic sounds like.