Black Sabbath feat. Ozzy Osbourne - Paranoid (Live Aid 1985)

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Published 2018-10-11

Black Sabbath featuring Ozzy Osbourne performing at Live Aid in front of 100,000 people in the John F. Kennedy Stadium, Philadelphia USA on the 13th July, 1985. The event was organised by Sir Bob Geldof and Midge Ure to raise funds for the Ethiopian famine disaster. Broadcast across the world via one of the largest satellite link-ups of all time, the concerts were seen by around 40% of the global population.
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All Comments (21)

@Jct-lr6rx 4 years ago

Ozzy looks healthier now at 500 years old than he did in 1985.
@bryonrodriguez4028 2 years ago

It's a miracle all four members of sabbath are still alive
@leokimvideo 1 year ago

This song when it was released was the birth of Heavy Metal, Ozzy was a massive influence ot so many music artists
@scrapplepig 1 year ago

Ozzy's voice singing sounds like there are 2 people singing. Very unique.
@gogogomes7025 5 years ago

Only Ozzy is badass enough to be a feat in his own band
@martthunderdark 3 years ago

Everyone has an aunt that looks like Ozzy Osbourne here
@buddylove346 6 months ago

This was a historical event at the time when Black Sabbath reunited for the first time after Ozzy had been fired from the band and no one ever thought they would play together again. At Live Aid the greatest concert of all time (yes even better than woodstock) was a special treat for the Sabbath fans.
@garygrandy9443 2 years ago

Love the raw feel of these Live Aid gigs. You got some of the best artists on stage performing for a good cause, random dudes in backstage, roadies fixing cables mid-show, camera crew standing in front of drummer and of course big ass crowd. It's like a beautiful organized chaos.
@rosariospina4190 4 years ago

I think 80% of escobar's cocaine was sent direct to Ozzy's adress
@australia3913 3 years ago

0% auto tune 100% drugs 100000000 passion
@hypers8637 7 months ago

I usually don't cry when a musician dies but this one is going to hit hard when it happens OZZY WILL NEVER DIE!!!
@stillwilllb222 2 years ago

what a unique voice. The man is incredible say what you want but you can’t deny that he moves mountains with his performances
@sxcxoxrxn 3 years ago

News: "Metal Music are corrupting children into turning Satanic". Ozzy after a Show: GOD BLESS YA'LL!
@deathmetalpagan 5 years ago

Black Sabbath featuring Ozzy Osborne. So..... Black Sabbath.
@mivvy3182 2 years ago

After the show: Ozzy: Man that was a good song, when did you guys write it? Geezer: You wrote it with us- Ozzy: So you think I can join the band?
@pegasus19541 1 year ago

The poor man went through a lot of things thank God for his wife who helped him survive love you Ozzy
@MartinGameplayer 4 years ago

Black Sabbath feat. Ozzy Osbourne That's like Queen feat. Freddie Mercury
@benjaminrisbergnjaastad7104 4 years ago

I love it when he claps. It makes him look like a hyper kid at a birthday party
@salmonjanet 1 year ago

I have always loved Black Sabbath and Ozzy. I remember being in HS and paid $50 for a ticket to see Ozzy in concert. I saved up my money, at that time was a $5.15/HR job, part time. I saved gas money, and the cost of the ticket for myself, an a friend, and he broke his ankle that year, and canceled the consert. I kept my entry ticket. I never sent it in to get my money back. I legit have Ozzy ticket thats never been seperated. It's worth a million dollars to me!
@99goat99 1 year ago

1985 ... 38 years ago... and this was a REUNION. These guys would perform this song again live until just a few short years ago. The original monsters of Rock.