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allieskat17's review against another edition
funny
informative
reflective
medium-paced
4.0
This was a very interesting read and a nice insight on the legend. It is a bit all over the place but it’s definitely written in ozzys voice and thoughts
Content Warnings
Graphic: Excrement, Gore, Gun violence, Mental illness, Car accident, Panic attacks/disorders, Suicidal thoughts, Suicide attempt, Terminal illness, Death of parent, Injury/Injury detail, Chronic illness, Cursing, Pandemic/Epidemic, Domestic abuse, Drug use, Misogyny, Suicide, Alcoholism, Dysphoria, Medical trauma, Addiction, Animal cruelty, Alcohol, Toxic relationship, Drug abuse, Infidelity, Cancer, Dementia, Grief, Physical abuse, Sexual content, Toxic friendship, Death, Emotional abuse, Animal death, Blood, and Medical content
erincataldi's review against another edition
4.0
Honestly more enjoyable than I thought it would be. Thankfully he had a writer help him out so it wasn't all unintelligible gibberish, it was actually quite interesting. I shouldn't be surprised, he's an interesting and crazy guy and this book really highlights the insanity of his life. He starts with his childhood, formation of Black Sabbath, his first marriage, his obscene amount of alcohol and drug abuse, his marriage to Sharon, his solo career, his second family, his TV show, and getting sober. He's accomplished a lot and how he isn't dead I have no idea. My nose was literally itching from the amount of waffle dust and drugs used. I didn't enjoy all the animal abuse, cheating, or domestic abuse, but at least he owns up to those and doesn't make excuses for himself. Overall an interesting fucked up enjoyable read.