Ozzy Osbourne discography

This is a list of album and single releases by the British heavy metal artist Ozzy Osbourne.

Albums with Black Sabbath

See Black Sabbath discography

Solo discography

Studio albums

Date of Release	Title	U.S.	UK	RIAA Certification	Label
September 20, 1980	Blizzard of Ozz	21	7	4x Platinum	Jet Records
November 7, 1981	Diary of a Madman	6	14	3x Platinum	Jet Records
December 10, 1983	Bark at the Moon	19	24	3x Platinum	Epic Records
February 22, 1986	The Ultimate Sin	6	8	2x Platinum	Epic Records
October 22, 1988	No Rest for the Wicked	13	23	2x Platinum	Epic Records
September 17, 1991	No More Tears	7	17	4x Platinum	Epic Records
October 23, 1995	Ozzmosis	4	22	2x Platinum	Epic Records
October 16, 2001	Down to Earth	4	19	Platinum	Epic Records
November 1, 2005	Under Cover	134	67		Epic Records/Legacy Recordings
May 22, 2007	Black Rain	3	8	Gold	Epic Records

Live albums

Date of Release	Title	U.S.	UK	RIAA Certification	Label	Additional information
November 27, 1982	Speak of the Devil	14	21	Platinum	Jet Records	Live album containing solo performances of Black Sabbath songs exclusively.
March 19, 1987	Tribute	6	13	2x Multi-Platinum	Epic Records	Released as a tribute to guitarist Randy Rhoads, on the 5th anniversary of his death.
March 17, 1990	Just Say Ozzy	58	—	Gold	Epic Records	Live EP containing performances taken from the "No Rest for the Wicked" tour.
June 28, 1993	Live & Loud	22	—	Platinum	Epic Records	Third live solo album.
June 25, 2002	Live at Budokan	70	—	Gold	Epic Records	Live album and DVD. Recorded at Budokan Arena in Japan.

Compilations

Date of Release	Title	U.S.	UK	RIAA Certification	Label	Additional information
1989	Best of Ozz	—	—		Epic Records	Best of compilation released only in Japan.
1990	Ten Commandments	163	—		Epic Records	Greatest hits (currently out of print).
November 11, 1997	The Ozzman Cometh	13	68	2x Multi-Platinum	Epic Records
February 11, 2003	The Essential Ozzy Osbourne	81	21	Gold	Epic Records
2005	Prince of Darkness	36	—	Gold	Epic Records/Legacy Recordings	Four disc box set. First two discs are solo material while the last two are comprised of duets and cover songs.

Soundtracks contributions

Track	Soundtrack	Year
"Secret Loser"	The Wraith	1986
"The Urpney Song"	The Dreamstone	1990
"Party with the Animals"	Buffy the Vampire Slayer	1992
"Hellraiser"	Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth	1992
"Walk on Water"	Beavis and Butt-Head Do America	1996
"Pictures of Matchstick Men" (with Type O Negative)	Private Parts	1997
"Shot in the Dark"	Scream 2	1997
"Nowhere to Run" (with DMX, Ol' Dirty Bastard & Fuzzbubble, The Crystal Method)	Chef Aid: The South Park Album	1998
"Mama, I'm Coming Home"	Little Nicky	2000
"No More Tears	Little Nicky	2000
"Children of the Revolution"	Moulin Rouge!	2001
"Flying High Again"	Spun	2002
"Iron Man"	The School of Rock	2003
"Bark at the Moon"	Grand Theft Auto: Vice City	2002
"Hellraiser"	Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas	2004
"Bark at the Moon"	Guitar Hero	2005
"Paranoid"	We Are Marshall	2006
"Goodbye to Romance"	It's a Boy Girl Thing	2006
"Crazy Train"	Ghost Rider	2007
"I Don't Wanna Stop"	WWE Judgment Day 2007	2007
"Road to Nowhere"	Wildhogs	2007

Video releases

Date of Release	Title	RIAA Certification	Label	Additional information
1982	Speak of the Devil			Live concert video
1984	Bark at the Moon			Live concert video
1986	The Ultimate Ozzy	Gold	Capitol Home Video	Live concert video (out of print)
1989	Wicked Videos	Gold	Capitol Home Video	Music videos and mini documentary
1991	Don't Blame Me	Platinum	Sony Music Video	Documentary with music videos
1992	Live N Loud	Platinum	Sony Music Video	Live concert video
1997	Ozzy Goes to Hollywood			Pre-concert intro film (Out of Print)
2002	Live at the Budokan	Platinum		Live Concert Video
2003	The Osbournes (Season One)			MTV Reality Program
September 30, 2003	The Osbournes (Season Two)			MTV Reality Program
2003	The Osbournes (Season Two Part Two)			MTV Reality Program

Solo hit singles

Year	Title	Chart positions			Album
Year	Title	U.S. Hot 100	U.S. Mainstream Rock	UK Singles Chart	Album
1980	"Crazy Train"	-	#9	#49	Blizzard of Ozz
1980	"Mr. Crowley"	-	-	#46	Blizzard of Ozz
1981	"Flying High Again"	-	#2	-	Diary of a Madman
1982	"Over the Mountain"	-	#38	-	Diary of a Madman
1982	"You Can't Kill Rock and Roll"	-	#41	-	Diary of a Madman
1983	"Bark at the Moon"	-	-	#21	Bark at the Moon
1984	"So Tired"	-	-	#20	Bark at the Moon
1986	"Shot in the Dark"	#68	#10	#20	The Ultimate Sin
1986	"The Ultimate Sin"	-	-	#72	The Ultimate Sin
1988	"Miracle Man"	-	-	#87	No Rest for the Wicked
1989	"Close My Eyes Forever"	#8	-	#47	Lita
1991	"No More Tears"	#71	#10	#32	No More Tears
1992	"Time After Time"	-	#6	-	No More Tears
1992	"Road to Nowhere"	-	#3	-	No More Tears
1992	"Mama, I'm Coming Home"	#28	#2	#46	No More Tears
1992	"Mr. Tinkertrain"	-	#34	-	No More Tears
1993	"Changes"	-	#9	-	Live & Loud
1995	"Perry Mason"	-	#3	#23	Ozzmosis
1996	"See You on the Other Side"	-	#5	-	Ozzmosis
1996	"I Just Want You"	-	#24	#43	Ozzmosis
1996	"Walk on Water"	-	#28	-	Beavis and Butthead Do America soundtrack
1997	"Back on Earth"	-	#3	-	The Ozzman Cometh
2001	"Gets Me Through"	-	#2	#18	Down to Earth
2002	"Dreamer"	-	#10	#18	Down to Earth
2005	"Mississippi Queen"	-	#10	-	Under Cover
2007	"I Don't Wanna Stop"	#61	#1 (5 weeks)	#130	Black Rain
2007	"Not Going Away"	-	#14	-	Black Rain
2007	"Black Rain"	-	#19	-	Black Rain

Duets

1988 "Close My Eyes Forever" (with Lita Ford, "Lita") #8 USA, #47 UK
1989 "Led Clones" (with Gary Moore, "After the War")
1990 "Jack's Land" and "Bombers Can Open Bombays"(with Bill Ward, "Ward One: Along the Way")
1991 "Hey Stoopid" (with Alice Cooper, "Hey Stoopid") #21 UK
1991 "Therapy" (with Infectious Grooves)
1992 "I Ain't No Nice Guy" (with Lemmy, "March ör Die")
1992 "Shake Your Head (Let's Go To Bed)" (with Kim Basinger, "Was (not Was)") #4 UK
1994 "Born to Be Wild" (with Miss Piggy, "Kermit Unpigged")
1994 "Iron Man" (with Therapy?, "Nativity In Black: A Tribute To Black Sabbath")
1997 "Pictures of Matchstick Men" (with Type O Negative)
1998 "Nowhere to Run (Vapor Trail)" (with Ol' Dirty Bastard, DMX, Crystal Method and Fuzzbubble,"Chef Aid: The South Park Album") Template:Fn
1998 "This Means War!!" (with Busta Rhymes, "E.L.E. (Extinction Level Event): The Final World Front")
1999 "Buried Alive" (with Rick Wakeman, "Return to the Centre of the Earth")
1999 "Shock The Monkey" (with Coal Chamber, "Chamber Music")
2000 "N.I.B." (with Primus, "Nativity In Black II: A Tribute To Black Sabbath")
2000 "Who's Fooling Who" (with Tony Iommi, "Iommi")
2000 "For Heaven's Sake 2000" (with Tony Iommi and Wu Tang Clan, "Loud Rocks")
2001 "Iron Head" (with Rob Zombie, "The Sinister Urge")
2003 "Changes" (with Kelly Osbourne) #1 UK
2003 "Stillborn" (with Black Label Society, "The Blessed Hellride")
2007 "Judgement Day" (with Beanie Sigel, "The Solution")
"Stayin' Alive" (with Dweezil Zappa — (Frank Zappa's son))
"Masters of War" (with Mountain)

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Songs not originally released on Ozzy Osbourne albums

1983 "One Up the B Side" appeared on "7 single of Bark at the Moon
1986 "You said it all" appeared on "7 single of Shot in the dark
1986 "Through My Eyes" ("The Ultimate Sin" outtake) ****unconfirmed that this exists****
1988 "The Liar" appeared on "12 single of Miracle Man
1991 "Won't Be Coming Home"
1991 "Don´t blame me" appeared on "7 single of No More Tears
1994 "Born to be Wild" (Kermit Unpigged)-Appears on the Box Set Prince of Darkness.
1995 "Living With The Enemy" ("Ozzmosis" outtake — appeared on various b-sides)
1996 "Walk on Water" (Beavis and Butt-Head Do America)
2001 "No Place For Angels" ("Down To Earth" outtake — appeared on various B-sides in 2001)
2001 "Black Skies" (recorded for a video game called Black Skies which fell through)
2002 "The One Who Say Goodbye" (The song appears in an episode of The Osbournes. Only a 25 second clip exists)^{[citation needed]}
2005 "How?" (John Lennon Cover) for the CD Under Cover and "Instant Karma: The Campaign To Save Darfur" John Lennon cover album in 2007