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A founding member of the band in 1968, Osbourne sang vocals on Black Sabbath's first eight studio albums, starting with their self-titled debut in 1970 and running through 1978's Never Say Die!. Sabbath fired Osbourne in April 1979 primarily due to his unreliable and erratic behavior fueled by that excessive substance abuse. It had been a persistent issue, affecting his Sabbath fired Osbourne in April 1979 primarily due to his unreliable and erratic behavior fueled by that excessive substance abuse. It had been a persistent issue, affecting his Ozzy Osbourne, who is also known as "The Prince of Darkness," was fired from Black Sabbath in 1979. The reason behind this dismissal was due to Osbourne's problems with drug and alcohol use. In April 1979, Sabbath made the difficult decision to fire Osbourne, citing his unreliable and erratic behavior fueled by excessive substance abuse. Tony Iommi, the band’s guitarist, reflected on this period, acknowledging that Sabbath was “falling apart”. Ozzy performed both solo material and Black Sabbath songs, closing the night with the original lineup in what many assumed would be a synchronized bow or final embrace. Instead, the video cut to black after the fireworks. What looked like an awkward goodbye was, in fact, just incomplete coverage. Fans React to the Ending More than 45 years ago, heavy metal pioneers Black Sabbath made one of the most dramatic decisions in music history: to fire their lead singer, Ozzy Osbourne. More than 45 years ago, heavy metal pioneers Black Sabbath made one of the most dramatic decisions in music history: to fire their lead singer, Ozzy Osbourne. Ozzy performed both solo material and Black Sabbath songs, closing the night with the original lineup in what many assumed would be a synchronized bow or final embrace. Instead, the video cut to black after the fireworks. What looked like an awkward goodbye was, in fact, just incomplete coverage. Fans React to the Ending Ozzy Osbourne, known as The Prince of Darkness, was fired from Black Sabbath in 1979 due to his struggles with drug and alcohol abuse. Ultimately, rock musicians always choose rock, and after many attempt so get him back on track, Black Sabbath fired the shocked and angry Osbourne on April 27, 1979. Ozzy Osbourne, who is also known as "The Prince of Darkness," was fired from Black Sabbath in 1979. The reason behind this dismissal was due to Osbourne's problems with drug and alcohol use. A founding member of the band in 1968, Osbourne sang vocals on Black Sabbath's first eight studio albums, starting with their self-titled debut in 1970 and running through 1978's Never Say Die!. Ultimately, rock musicians always choose rock, and after many attempt so get him back on track, Black Sabbath fired the shocked and angry Osbourne on April 27, 1979. Black Sabbath fired Ozzy Osbourne on the band’s anniversary 44 years ago. Here is our in-depth study of the incident and their affairs, with an emphasis on how it affected the group and Ozzy Osbourne personally. In April 1979, Sabbath made the difficult decision to fire Osbourne, citing his unreliable and erratic behavior fueled by excessive substance abuse. Tony Iommi, the band’s guitarist, reflected on this period, acknowledging that Sabbath was “falling apart”. After a successful career as both a member of Black Sabbath and as a solo artist, Ozzy Osbourne decided that it was finally time to move away from the stage. The singer announced through his official website that his last show would be called "Back to the Beginning." After a successful career as both a member of Black Sabbath and as a solo artist, Ozzy Osbourne decided that it was finally time to move away from the stage. The singer announced through his official website that his last show would be called "Back to the Beginning." Ozzy Osbourne, known as The Prince of Darkness, was fired from Black Sabbath in 1979 due to his struggles with drug and alcohol abuse. Black Sabbath fired Ozzy Osbourne on the band’s anniversary 44 years ago. Here is our in-depth study of the incident and their affairs, with an emphasis on how it affected the group and Ozzy Osbourne personally.
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