Ozzy Osbourne - No More Tears reggae “My aim for the music

“My aim for the music in Layers of Afternoon was to find this in-between place and write from there

Henry Jenkins and Hudson Whitlock

the blow struck a uniquely deep and personal chord

Along with a recent foray into the USA market with a string of successful shows

singing about the end of the rope while resisting defeat -suggesting an ecstatic new empire to build as he cruises the countryside in his glittering craft

Ozzy Osbourne - No More Tears reggae “My aim for the musicConsidered to be one of his most successful and popular albums, Osbournes sixth solo studio record was originally released in September 1991 and featured four songs co written by Motrheads Lemmy Kilmister. The album went on to become quadruple platinum in the US, becoming one of Ozzys two best selling albums alongside his groundbreaking solo debut Blizzard of Ozz. An 11 song double album pressed on 180 gram black vinyl.