Watch Ozzy Osbourne, Post Malone, Travis Scott Play ‘Take What You Want’ on AMAs
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Osbourne perched on a gothic throne while Malone and Scott tore up the stage
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Ozzy Osbourne and Slash Go Toe to Toe on Anti-Drug Song, ‘Straight to Hell’
Posted in: Music NewsSee the Prince of Darkness' first performance onstage in nearly a year: "Take What You Want" with Post Malone at the Forum
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13 ‘Farewell’ Tours That Didn’t Stick — From Mötley Crüe to Kiss
Posted in: Music FeaturesMötley Crüe are the first band to tour again after signing a legal document saying they wouldn't, but they're hardly the first band to hit the road after a so-called final tour
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Watch Justin Timberlake, Anna Kendrick Fight Rock Domination in New ‘Trolls World Tour’ Trailer
Posted in: Music NewsOzzy Osbourne voices King Thrash, a hard rock troll bent on destroying all music but his own
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Song You Need to Know: Ozzy Osbourne’s Heavy Elegy ‘Under the Graveyard’
Posted in: Music NewsWith gothic guitar and a bluesy swing, the song harkens back to classic Ozzy — yet still it feels fresh
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Hear Ozzy Osbourne’s First Solo Track in Almost a Decade, ‘Under the Graveyard’
Posted in: Music NewsSong will appear on Prince of Darkness' upcoming LP, Ordinary Man, which he says is the "most important album I have done in a very long time"
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On the Sinister Majesty of Black Sabbath
Posted in: Music FeaturesWith a new box set collecting the original lineup's first eight albums, we pay tribute to the lords of this world
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Hear Post Malone Rock Out With Ozzy Osbourne, Travis Scott on ‘Take What You Want’
Posted in: Music NewsHollywood's Bleeding combines rapper's hip-hop influences with heavy metal
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Ozzy Osbourne, Halsey, Travis Scott Tapped for Post Malone’s New Album
Posted in: Music NewsMeek Mill, SZA, Lil Baby and Da Baby also feature on Hollywood's Bleeding
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Fetus Jars and Werewolves: Ozzy Osbourne Looks Back Ahead of Box Set Release
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe vinyl-only collection See You on the Other Side puts some of the former Black Sabbath frontman's deleted solo catalogue back in print
