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context: I saw him back in the early 00's, and he shuffled on stage like he was 500 years old, sang an incredible super energetic set, and shuffled off.  Man has some kind of weird internal powerhouse that's totally immune to bodily ravages. 
  Back problems are no joke, shame he's suffering so much. >
  
  The best part is that shuffle has been the same since at least the 80s. >
  
  I went to a few ozzfest shows around 20 years ago.  While the show was great, he still looked pretty rough up on stage.  I'm surprised he lasted this long to be honest. >
  
  There was a while there he looked good. He did a show with his son Jack, where they traveled to different destinations. By that time he was sober and starting to have issues with walking and such, but still seemed fine for the most part. Pretty sharp, witty. 
  And that was only like 5 years ago, crazy how things change. >
  
  With all the shit Ozzy has done, It's funny that something as mundane as back problems are his undoing. >
  
  Being 74 years old doesn't help. >
  
  Yeah my dad is 74 i couldnt imagine him doing a global tour either >
  
  He also has Parkinson's - my grandpa died from it and my dad has it. It's a devastating disease. I hope Ozzy still gets many years before he gets the worst symptoms. >
  
  It’s a bummer, but I’m happy he’s still with us. >
  
  This headline makes it sound like he is Forrest Gump at the end of his running phase:
  "I'm pretty tired, I think I'll go home now" >
  
  The doctor said he needs a backiotomy >
  
  Miiiiiiiiisssssssssstttttttteeeerrrrrrrrrrr Cccccrrrrrrrooooooooooowwwwwwwwlllllleeeeeeeyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!! >
  
  Not the Prince of Darkness! >
  
  It's probably time for retirement tbh >
  
  We'll see. I went to the No More Tours concert in the 90s.