Over the Mountain featuring Randy Rhoads, Bob Daisley and Lee Kerslake only
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Published 2020-05-29
All Comments (21)
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That intro is legendary. Rest in peace Lee Kerslake.
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Randy Rhoads' taste in his note selections, his phrasing, his use of dynamics, legato and staccato notes, using different scales over chords, and how he communicates emotions, and even his personality, in his playing are some of the reasons I still love his playing (and writing). I started playing guitar in 1986 and he was a huge influence then and still is today.
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If randy had never died sharon would have screwed him over just as bad as she did bob.. lee.. jake and everybody else
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Lee was such a phenomenal drummer!
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Phenomenal Trio. They made Ozzy what he is now and he hasn't made great music like this since.
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I think what makes the first two albums very special and something that Ozzy has never captured since is that the musicians we are listening to thought they were in a band and were writing songs as part of a band and you can feel and hear the magic unlike the revolving door musicians that have come after
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What a masterclass. I didnt even miss Ozzy.
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Randy and Lee of course absolutely amazing but how good is Bobs Bass lines!!!
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This song has to go down as having one of the best guitar solos ever.
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LEE Kerslake !! Uriah Heep !!! Rest in peace thank you for the music .
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God, Randy was just fkn great....man.
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R.I.P. Lee Kerslake.
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I love being able to hear this without the vocals. You can hear all the instruments more clearly. The bridge comes and Randy plays the chords one note/string at a time rather than strum them. Sounds so beautiful and melodic. Can hear Bob's bass and Lee's drums much clearer as well.
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Jesus Christ... This is too good to be Ozzy. Why would Ozzy (Sharon) break up this trio? RIP Mr. Kerslake and Mr. Rhoads
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Here to pay Mr.Kerslake Respect , R.I.P Lee condolences to his family and Freinds.
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R.I.P. Randy Rhoads R.I.P. Lee Kerslake
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This was really an important song in Randy's growth into what he was becoming as rock guitar and his arrangements. 👍
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Lee takes care of business. Great time, great feel.
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The intro drum is epic!
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Man Lee was a beast on them drums
