Ozzy Osbourne Video:

		List Price: $11.98		Label: Sony Salesrank: 20776 Released: June 25, 2002
		Our Price: $6.86
		Used Price: $4.01
		MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated) Media: DVD

Editorial Review:
Studio: Sony Music Release Date: 06/25/2002

Ozzy Osbourne - Live at Budokan Reviews:
good stuff
2009-09-21 - this is a must have if you are an ozzy fan.the sound quality is excellent

You finished your solo with THAT?
2009-09-08 - I agree with most of what is being said here: Zakk plays masterfully on this ablum/DVD.

What wrenched my gut was watching what went from an electric, spectacular guitar solo by Zakk Wylde, to a slide into excess, hubris and indulgence.

It was cutsie when Zakk played around with Eruption. But he then started what seemed like it might have been another quick tribute to Hendrix with the Star Spangled Banner. He played the whole thing. He finished his 9 minute solo with the entire US national anthem...in JAPAN.

It was ignorant, and if you'll notice, the crowd was not as in awe of Zakk when he finished as they were before he did that.

In other news, Mike Bordin is da man. It is glorious that he got back with FNM, because Ozzy holds him back. Ozzy's stuff is too simplistic for a pioneer of a drummer that Puffy is.

Peas.

Simply Ozzy
2009-09-08 - This DVD is simply "ozzy as usual". It has great quality and Ozzy rocks as always. If you like Ozzy you will want to add this to your Ozzy collection.

Oh boy
2009-04-28 - I agree with A. Vega. Mostly, but I am more forgiving. I believe this is either halfway through or near the end of the tour. Not sure. Ozzy looks tired as the rest of the band. Yes he does read his own lyrics. He has had this problem for a long while. This dvd just shows it by zooming in. What is even more amazing is that he has come out with a new album since then and is making another that coming out very soon. So Zakk says in Guitar World Magazine. So in closing I say the band is tired/hang-over.

Not as good as it should be
2008-10-05 - Both the performances and the DVD let this down. Oz fans should get Live & Loud instead.