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Ordinary Man

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Title: Ordinary Man
Artist: Ozzy Osbourne
Genre: Heavy Metal
Released: 2020

Tracks:
1 - Straight to Hell - 3:46
2 - All My Life - 4:18
3 - Goodbye - 5:34
4 - Ordinary Man - 5:02
5 - Under the Graveyard - 4:57
6 - Eat Me - 4:19
7 - Today Is the End - 4:06
8 - Scary Little Green Men - 4:21
9 - Holy for Tonight - 4:52
10 - It's a Raid - 4:21
11 - Take What You Want - 3:50

Overview:
Ordinary Man is the twelfth studio album by English heavy metal singer Ozzy Osbourne. It was released on 21 February 2020 through Epic Records and was produced by Andrew Watt. This is the longest gap between two albums from Osbourne to date, spanning with almost ten years since Scream.
The album received mainly positive reviews, with many considering it Osbourne's best album in years and favorably comparing it to both his early solo work and Black Sabbath.
 
We've got most of Ozzy's early catalogue posted, but I'm going to jump right to the end of it. This album is a perfect send-off for the legendary singer and includes some unbelievable songs on it. Under the Graveyard is a reflective track, the music video for which is a fantastic tribute to his wife, Sharon. Ordinary Man is a look at mortality and the fear of being forgotten, Goodbye is a poignant send off...it's a very complete album that should rank among his best!
 
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