Ozzy Osbourne's Obsession with Peter Gabriel's 'So' Album: A Story of Musical Admiration
In a recent episode of Jack Osbourne's podcast, 'Trying Not To Die,' Ozzy Osbourne's son, Louis, shared a story about his father's obsession with Peter Gabriel's 'So' album. Louis mentioned how Ozzy would constantly play the album and sing along to songs like "In Your Eyes" and "Red Rain." This obsession with 'So' was also highlighted in Ozzy's autobiography, 'Last Rites,' where he praised the album's timeless quality and revealed how he listened to it non-stop for a year.
Ozzy's infatuation with Peter Gabriel reached a peak when he coincidentally met the musician in a hotel during a tour. In his autobiography, Ozzy recounted the surreal moment when he found himself in an elevator with Peter Gabriel and expressed his admiration for the album in person. Peter Gabriel graciously responded to Ozzy's praise, sharing insights about the album's production process and leaving Ozzy in awe of his talent.
'Last Rites' captures Ozzy's genuine admiration for Peter Gabriel's 'So' album and the impact it had on him during a significant period in his life. The chance encounter with Peter Gabriel further solidified Ozzy's appreciation for the album and the artist behind it. The legacy of 'So' continues to resonate with fans, showcasing Peter Gabriel's musical genius and Ozzy Osbourne's unwavering admiration for the iconic album.