Ozzy Osbourne is celebrating the 40th anniversary of his second studio album, Diary of a Madman, this month with an expanded edition of the album and previously unreleased live versions of its biggest hits.
First released November 7, 1981, Diary of a Madman was the second and final album Ozzy made with guitar wizard Randy Rhoads before Randy's tragic death the following year in a plane crash.
The anniversary of the album comes about a week after Randys was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
On Friday, the day the 40th anniversary edition of Diary of a Madman was released, Ozzy shared a new animated music video for the classic song "Flying High Again," which you can enjoy via the player above!
The new video is a particular tribute to Randy and a celebration of Ozzy's friendship with him. Ozzy has often credited Randy with being the savior of his musical career.
"I knew him for a very short amount of time," Ozzy told Rolling Stone earlier this year of Rhoads." But what he gave me in that short amount of time was immeasurable f---ing greatness."
Beyond the new music video, Ozzy has also unveiled previously unreleased live versions of "Over the Mountain," "Flying High Again" and "Believer."
Listen to the live version of "Flying High Again" via the player below!
For more on the 40th anniversary expanded edition of Diary of a Madman, go here.