Ozzy Osbourne Ozzmosis Album -

And then there was “See You on the Other Side.” A quiet, acoustic goodbye. Written for his fans, his family, maybe even himself. The production was naked: just a guitar, a bass, and Ozzy’s rasp, sounding 70 years old at 46. It became the album’s quiet anthem.

: The project dissolved, and only the track "My Little Man" —co-written with Lemmy Kilmister and featuring Vai's guitar work—survived to be included on the final record. A Supergroup Formation Ozzy eventually pivoted back to his trusted collaborator Zakk Wylde ozzy osbourne ozzmosis album

Released in 1995, is a pivotal entry in Ozzy Osbourne ’s solo discography, marking his return from a brief "retirement" after the success of No More Tears And then there was “See You on the Other Side