Ah~ The world's most beloved guitarist, Randy Rhoads (December 6, 1956 – March 19, 1982).
Where can I start? Randy sure was the genius. No doubt and most of you will agree. He is the one who made Ozzy's solo career successful after leaving the Black Sabbath. Randy wrote most of songs (though credited by all band members) in Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman. It is well-know that Randy was obsessed with trains when he was a kid. Guess who wrote the song "Crazy Train???"
Randy often viewed as an "angel" among his acquaintances and his fans due to his good nature and personality. But most of all, it is his guitar playing and sound make him a true "angel." It sure is celestial. There is nothing I can describe how beautiful his guitar playing and sound is unless you hear it for yourself.
Every song in this Tribute album is precious. The last track "Dee" is a studio session track. The song was meant for his mother Delores Violet Rhoads. You could hear Randy's voice in this one.
I highly recommend this Tribute to everyone who hasn't heard it. This is the all time masterpiece and Randy Rhoads will be remembered forever.
Oh, please bring Randy back to us.
P.S. Did you know that Jackson guitar was originated because of Randy Rhoads? Jackson guitar is considered to be a heavy metal oriented guitar.
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