Jack Black recreates the classic of Ozzy Osbourne ‘M. Crowley video

Jack Black would never give the chance to honor the legend of rock ozzy Osbourne – or return to his own Rock school roots.

On Saturday, fans and other musicians come together to celebrate the final performance of Osbourne and his pioneering group of Heavy Metal, Black Sabbath. Although Black was unable to attend the start event in person, he made a surprise appearance by recreating the classic performance of “Mr. Crowley” in Osbourne in a pre -recorded clip.

Not only have black fans breathtaking with smooth voices emotional that of the retired rocker, but he did it Rock schoolStyle by playing alongside a group of teenagers. The programming presented Rage Against the machine The son of the guitarist Tom Morello Roman on the guitar, the son of Scott Ian and Pearl Aday Revel on bass, Hugo Weiss on the Keys and Yoyoka Soma on drums.

The cover also made it possible to duplicate the Osbourne hold, to the shirt with fringed and “ozzy” sleeves sporting the chest.

The video also honored the former guitarist of Osbourne, Randy Rhoads, who died in an airplane accident in 1982. Roman Morello played a guitar formerly belonging to Rhoads, and at one point, Black raised it during his guitar solo – a tribute to the emblematic coverage of 1987 Tribute Live album that sees Osbourne hoisting rhoads in the air.

Headed in front of a crowd of 40,000 at Villa in Birmingham, England, at the beginning, marked the final performance of the original range of Black Sabbath, which met to share the first scene last time. The event intervened after Osbourne fell into live performance due to health problems, including Parkinson’s disease. The show ended with a short set of a seated Osbourne and a final set of Sabbath.

Before the group went up on stage, Osbourne was honored by a full day of metal and hard-rock legends, notably Metallica, Slayer, Guns N ‘Roses, Pantera, Gojira, Halestorm, Alice in Chains, Lamb of God, Anthrax and Mastodon. Everyone played a short set which included at least a Sabbath or Osbourne cover. Aquaman Star Jason Momoa was the host of the event.

Black previously Honoré Osbourne when the artist’s integration in Rock & Roll Hall of Fame last year (Black Sabbath was induced in a group in 2006). In his speech, Black remembers hearing Osbourne’s first album for the first time at the age of 13, noting that he was “pierced” by the cover before listening to a single note.

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“He looked so cool, this red white suit with the white bangs on the sleeves, this crazy look in his eyes, the skull, the cross – Saint -S -. The whole thing looked so hard to cook. It was the most metallic thing I had never seen, and I didn’t even know what the metal was,” recalls Black. “I brought this record home, and when the needle struck, the sky of the vinyl opened above me. Then, track 2,” Crazy Train “, there was an explosion of colors in my brain.” Suicide solution “,” Mr. Crowley “,” Apocalypse “, even” goodbye to romance “. You believe better than Ozzy can shoot them with a notch.

He added, “Oz Blizzard It was the best thing I ever heard. A heavy metal masterpiece. This F–G sound was raw power … Ozzy that voice, it could cross a drink. Magic, joy, beauty. “”

Look at the black coverage and companion “Mr. Crowley” above.