OZZY OSBOURNE Says RANDY RHOADS Was The “First Man” In His Life To Give Him “Hope”

There have been numerous bulletins and clips of sequence and documentaries circling the web since Ozzy Osbourne‘s passing in July of this yr. First, Paramount+ was to debut a documentary surrounding Ozzy‘s well being points in his ultimate years, titled Ozzy Osbourne: No Escape From Now. Then, BBC was to point out the ultimate chapter of Ozzy‘s life in a documentary titled Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Residence, which included footage from his preparations to Again To The Starting, till it was abruptly pulled as a result of Sharon Osbourne‘s needs to not rush the rollout of those sequence, and to present them time.

Now, Hulu has introduced an 8-part docuseries titled, Into The Void, which appears to be like on the heavy metallic scene and essentially the most influential individuals which were part of its historical past. Every episode is devoted to a particular influential determine.

A part of the trailer that Hulu launched in anticipation of the primary episode of Into The Void, out there on Monday, September twenty second, comprises items of footage associated to the primary episode. The primary episode is devoted to Randy Rhoads, together with archival footage of the late Ozzy Osbourne talking about Rhoads and the affect he had on Ozzy‘s life earlier than Rhoads died in a tragic aircraft crash in 1982.

The clips are quick and candy within the trailer, with each Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne sharing their sentiments.

Sharon begins by saying that, “Randy was a present from God. He pulled the very best out of Ozzy.”

Ozzy himself went on to say that, “He was the primary man that got here into my life and gave me hope.”

The docuseries might be out there solely on Hulu, and could have eight episodes. You may take a look at the lineup under:

1. Episode 1: Randy Rhoads — The prodigy whose life and profession had been lower quick by tragedy.
2. Episode 2: Kurt Struebing (NME) — A psychotic break, an unspeakable crime, and a mysterious dying that also haunts Seattle’s underground.
3. Episode 3: Judas Priest on Trial — The courtroom battle that almost scapegoated heavy metallic itself.
4. Episode 4: Chuck Schuldiner (Demise) — Demise metallic’s architect, haunted by loss, gone too quickly at 34.
5. Episode 5: Wendy O. Williams (Plasmatics) — Punk-metal firebrand turned icon of resistance in opposition to censorship and oppression.
6. Episode 6: Confess — Iranian youngsters going through a dying sentence for blasphemy, fleeing for his or her lives to maintain making thrash.
7. Episode 7: Ann Boleyn (Hellion) — A pioneering lady in metallic confronting misogyny and later reworking right into a authorized advocate.
8. Episode 8: Pantera’s Dimebag Darrell — The stunning onstage homicide that fractured friendships and shook metallic to its core.