CD SONY CUSTOM MARKETING GROUP Release date: 02/Apr/2002
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Sales Rank:
#30 in Mainstream Rock #659 in Rock
Style:
Mainstream Rock
Product No.:
1898913847
Details / Tracklist:
1.1 Mr Tinkertrain
1.2 I Don't Want to Change the World
1.3 Mama, I'm Coming Home
1.4 Desire
1.5 No More Tears
1.6 Won't Be Coming Home (Sin)
1.7 Hellraiser
1.8 Time After Time
1.9 Zombie Stomp
1.10 Avh
1.11 Road to Nowhere
1.12 Don't Blame Me
1.13 Party with the Animals
Number of discs:
1
Description:
Labelcode SBMK306159.2 (EK 85248)
"No More Tears" is a landmark album by legendary heavy metal artist Ozzy Osbourne, released in 1991 and now available in CD format. This record features some of Osbourne's most iconic tracks, including "Mama, I'm Coming Home," "Road to Nowhere," and the powerful title track "No More Tears." The album showcases Ozzy's signature vocal style and dark lyrical themes, blending hard-hitting riffs with melodic hooks. Produced by SONY CUSTOM MARKETING GROUP, this edition ensures high-quality sound and packaging for collectors and fans alike. Ozzy Osbourne rose to fame as the frontman of Black Sabbath before launching his successful solo career; he has sold over 100 million albums worldwide and is known as the ?Prince of Darkness.? His influence on rock and metal music is immeasurable. SONY CUSTOM MARKETING GROUP is renowned for producing premium editions of classic albums across genres, ensuring that timeless music reaches new generations.
Ozzy once promised that this album would be the last, but fortunately did not keep his promise.
There are many brilliant compositions, for four compositions Lemmy wrote the lyrics.
Vagner C. - 15/Mar/2019
No More Tears is not Blizzard of Oz. Zakk Wylde is not Rhandy Rhoads. Ozzy also was not the same. But even that ballads take place over rock and roll, this is a good album, possibly one of the best Ozzy albums in the 90's.
Ivica S. - 04/Nov/2017
Album that has a lot of hits (Hellraiser, Mama I'm Coming Home, No More Tears) - the album is still weaker than the works of the period when on the guitar was Randy R. or Jake E. Lee