Ozzi. Avtobiografiia bez tsenzury - Ozzi Osborn

"They said I would never write this book. What the hell is going on with them, because here's the book. Now All I have to do is remember something..."
For this book "great and terrible" Ozzy Osbourne had a lot to remember: teenage years in a small industrial town in post-war England, the beginning of a music career (from the job of a tuner of car klaxons), the misdeeds of youth (including criminal), a breakthrough on the big stage and a thorny path to success, which he did not expect. He remembered everything he could, and the book of these memories turned out to be incredibly fascinating, charismatic, personal and truly funny.
Let's just say I'm not a British encyclopedia. What you're reading here came out of the jelly I call my brain when I asked him how my life went. No more, no less..."
On December 3, 1948, John Michael Osborne, the fourth of six children in a poor working-class family, was born at number 14 Lodge Road in a small town called Aston. After some 18 years, the world will know him under a different name - Ozzy.
But the story of life and the path to fame of one of the most famous musicians of the planet do not go in any comparison with his memories of them. No matter how sinister Ozzy may seem on stage, his keen sense of humor and self-irony make this autobiography a treasure trove for any connoisseur of rock music.
How Ozzy came up with the idea to start a music career, how he and a high school friend made homemade bombs, how he spent two months in prison before coming of age or how the future rock giant lost his virginity - all of these colic funny, sad and inspiring there is history in this book.
No bills, no false modesty.
Just what Ozzy was able to remember.
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