LISTEN: It’s Here! The Prince of Darkness and the Rocketman Drop Collaboration

Belgrade, Serbia - June 28th: Ozzy Osbourne performing on Belgrade Calling festival on June 28th 2012, in Belgrade, Serbia Photo: Shutterstock


Last week I posted about the upcoming collaboration between Ozzy Osbourne and Sir Elton John. While at first thought, the idea of these two teaming up sounded odd, I was intrigued to say the least.

Well, the song is here  and is serving as the title track to Ozzy’s upcoming album, “Ordinary Man”. I’ve listened to it. It’s emotional. It’s powerful. It’s beautiful. I think Ozzy and Elton should have teamed up a long time ago. I actually would like to hear them together on a rocker as well, that could be fun!

The “Ordinary Man” album, that also contains the current number one song, “Under the Graveyard” and “Straight to Hell”,  drops February 28th.

Check it out for yourself.

 

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