Diary of a Madman (1981)
“Diary of a Madman” cemented Ozzy’s status as a solo artist capable of delivering powerful albums back-to-back. The album features complex compositions and darker themes, showcasing a mature sound.
The Most Streamed Song
“Over the Mountain”
This track opens the album with a bang. “Over the Mountain” is celebrated for its driving rhythm and impressive guitar work, which captivated fans and has ensured its high streaming numbers.
The Least Streamed Song
“Little Dolls”
Though it is the least streamed, “Little Dolls” remains a fan favorite for its haunting atmosphere and lyrical depth. It is a track that highlights the thematic complexity of the album, exploring darker, introspective themes.
Bark at the Moon (1983)
“Bark at the Moon” was the first album to feature Jake E. Lee on guitar, introducing a new sound to Ozzy’s discography. The album is known for its polished production and infectious energy.
The Most Streamed Song
“Bark at the Moon”
The title track has long been a staple of Ozzy’s live performances. Its catchy chorus and driving guitar make it an undeniable fan favorite, reflected in its streaming success.
The Least Streamed Song
“Slow Down”
“Slow Down” may not have achieved the same streaming success as other tracks on the album, but it offers a glimpse into the more experimental side of Ozzy’s music, featuring unique tempo changes and reflective lyrics.
The Ultimate Sin (1986)
This album marked a shift towards a more glam metal sound, exploring themes of excess and morality. It was both a critical and commercial success, adding another dimension to Ozzy’s musical repertoire.
The Most Streamed Song
“Shot in the Dark”
As the album’s most commercially successful single, “Shot in the Dark” is well-loved for its catchy hooks and memorable melody, maintaining its popularity over the years.
The Least Streamed Song
“Never Know Why”
Though “Never Know Why” has not reached the streaming heights of other tracks, it remains a quintessential Ozzy song, with anthemic qualities that resonate with fans of the era.
No Rest for the Wicked (1988)
Featuring Zakk Wylde on guitar, this album marked a return to a heavier sound for Ozzy. It explores themes of sin and redemption, punctuated by powerful guitar riffs and Ozzy’s signature vocal style.
The Most Streamed Song
“Crazy Babies”
With its energetic tempo and catchy lyrics, “Crazy Babies” quickly became a fan favorite, enjoying significant streaming success.
The Least Streamed Song
“Bloodbath in Paradise”
The least streamed track, “Bloodbath in Paradise,” offers a darker narrative, delving into themes of chaos and destruction, showcasing Ozzy’s ability to tackle complex subjects through his music.
No More Tears (1991)
This album is often regarded as one of Ozzy’s finest works, combining heavy metal with more introspective ballads. It features some of his most memorable compositions and remains a staple in his discography.
The Most Streamed Song
“No More Tears”
The title track is a masterpiece of composition and production, with its epic length and intricate arrangement. Its streaming success is a testament to its enduring appeal.
The Least Streamed Song
“Zombie Stomp”
“Zombie Stomp,” while the least streamed, features a unique blend of rhythm and melody, offering a different flavor within the album that showcases Ozzy’s versatility.
Ozzmosis (1995)
With a more experimental approach, “Ozzmosis” explores themes of introspection and existential angst. It features a mix of heavy rockers and introspective ballads, reflecting Ozzy’s musical maturity.
The Most Streamed Song
“Perry Mason”
The track “Perry Mason” stands out for its catchy melody and intriguing lyrics, making it the most streamed track from the album. Its unique sound has cemented its place in Ozzy’s greatest hits.
The Least Streamed Song
“Old L.A. Tonight”
The least streamed track, “Old L.A. Tonight,” offers a reflective ballad that contrasts with the heavier tracks on the album. Its introspective nature may not have captured as wide an audience, but it remains a poignant piece in Ozzy’s repertoire.
Down to Earth (2001)
Returning after a six-year hiatus, “Down to Earth” features a modern sound with polished production. The album explores contemporary themes, showcasing Ozzy’s ability to evolve with the times.
The Most Streamed Song
“Dreamer”
With its introspective lyrics and soothing melody, “Dreamer” became an instant classic, resonating with fans and achieving significant streaming success.
The Least Streamed Song
“Facing Hell”
Though “Facing Hell” is the least streamed, it provides a raw and powerful exploration of inner turmoil, reflecting the darker themes that permeate the album.
Black Rain (2007)
“Black Rain” marked Ozzy’s first album of new material in six years, blending classic heavy metal elements with modern production techniques. It explores themes of war, addiction, and personal struggle.
The Most Streamed Song
“I Don’t Wanna Stop”
This track’s infectious energy and rebellious spirit made it the standout hit of the album, enjoying high streaming numbers and widespread acclaim.
The Least Streamed Song
“Trap Door”
Although “Trap Door” has the least streams, it offers a unique perspective on personal struggles, showcasing Ozzy’s continued ability to convey deep emotion through his music.
Scream (2010)
With “Scream,” Ozzy embraced a modern sound, incorporating elements of electronic music with classic heavy metal. The album features powerful anthems and introspective ballads, highlighting Ozzy’s versatility.
The Most Streamed Song
“Let Me Hear You Scream”
The high-energy “Let Me Hear You Scream” became an instant favorite, renowned for its anthemic qualities and powerful delivery, reflected in its streaming success.
The Least Streamed Song
“I Love You All”
Closing the album, “I Love You All” serves as a heartfelt tribute to fans, though it has not achieved the same streaming popularity as other tracks.
Ordinary Man (2020)
After a decade-long hiatus, Ozzy returned with “Ordinary Man,” featuring collaborations with a range of artists and exploring themes of mortality and legacy.
The Most Streamed Song
“Ordinary Man” (feat. Elton John)
The title track, featuring Elton John, combines poignant lyrics with a haunting melody, capturing the attention of fans and achieving significant streaming numbers.
The Least Streamed Song
“It’s a Raid” (feat. Post Malone)
Despite its energetic delivery and high-profile collaboration, “It’s a Raid” has not reached the streaming heights of other tracks, but it remains a lively addition to the album.