Ozzy Osbourne Randy Rhoads SIGNED Blizzard Of Ozz vinyl LP record UK w poster
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$ 1685 Sold For
Jan 8, 2014 Sold Date
Dec 29, 2013 Start Date
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23   Number Of Bids
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Winner gets this SUPER RARE SIGNED Ozzy Osbourne-Blizzard Of Ozz LP. Jet Records JETLP234 with original poster and outer plastic sleeve with sticker. Will be carefully packaged and shipped with insurance. We've been selling music since 1975, we're selling this gem for a cusomer from our retail store. Personally signed by all 4 memebers of the group Ozzy, Randy Rhoads, Lee Kerslake & Bob Daisley. Copy of ticket is shown as proof, it's not included in the auction. These are AUTHENTIC signatures, not fakes. it's worth doing the research to compare to actual signatures.  Our customer's story follows below:

At the Birmingham Odeon in England, Ozzy was coming home for his first tour after Black Sabbath fired him in 1978. I purchased the limited edition Blizzard Of Ozz album on the day it was released. The first 20,000 copies came with a large wall poster.  On the day of the concert, I decided to go early and then wait for the band to arrive for the sound check by the backstage door. First to arrive was Bob Daisley whom I recognized instantly. He seemed to be very happy to be there, and signed autographs for the few of us who were waiting. Next to arrive was Lee Kerslake. I was a Uriah Heep fan, but did not recognize him straight away. I followed him to the stage door and finally asked if he would sign the album sleeve, which he did before slipping inside. Randy Rhoads showed up at about 4:30 and just sat on the hood of his limo talking to me. I asked him if he'd sign the Blizzard Of Ozz album cover as well as the poster that came with the record. He told me that he was really pleased that someone had recognized him and spent 15 minutes telling me what it was like playing in a band with one of his heroes and how excited he was to be playing in Ozzy's hometown. Ozzy did not show up for soundcheck that day. the show was awesome.
Two years later, Ozzy made an appearance at HMV records in Birmingham to promote Talk Of The Devil.  I decided to take my album covers to see if I could get them all signed. After waiting in line for several hours, I finally got to meet Ozzy. I put my Blizzard Of Ozz album cover on the counter in front of him and put my hand over Randy's signature. By this time, Randy had been killed in a plane crash during the last US tour. Ozzy asked me to move my hand and when I did he realized why i had covered it up. he turned to a guy who was with him and said "oh man, take a look at what this guy's got" he thanked me for bringing in the sleeve and signed his name above Randy's. 


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