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"Ozzy Osbourne has suggested that modern rock music is too reliant on technology. The former Black Sabbath frontman told The Guardian that his first two solo albums Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman have genuine atmosphere. Osbourne said: &amp;quot;You know, when I listen to those two records now I hear a real vibe. Rock music is not meant to be perfect. &amp;quot;[Guitarist] Randy [Rhoads] loved hearing his fingers slide up and down the strings. Nowadays everyone irons the f**king air, it&amp;#039;s all about technology. Everyone wants to give you some advice!&amp;quot; Asked who would give him advice, he quipped: &amp;quot;Who the f**k do you think? I&amp;#039;m married to my manager!&amp;quot; Osbourne said of the success of his first two solo outings: &amp;quot;MTV made a huge impact. Heavy rotation took you from selling 1 million albums to 20 million albums and that meant a lot of dough. &amp;quot;There was a lot of payola, a lot of wining and dining and cocaine buying, but it changed everything for us. Those first two years were incredible.&amp;quot; Osbourne this month received the &amp;#039;Legend&amp;#039; accolade at the Kerrang Awards.  &amp;gt; Ozzy Osbourne: &amp;#039;I should have died 100 times&amp;#039; Watch the Ozzy Osbourne &amp;#039;Crazy Train&amp;#039; music video below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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