Ozzy Osbourne Soars with Electrifying “Flying High Again”

“Flying High Again” is a song by British rock musician Ozzy Osbourne. It was released on his 1981 album “Diary of a Madman.” The song is known for its heavy metal sound and its memorable guitar riffs.

Lyrically, “Flying High Again” is often interpreted as a song about the sensation of being under the influence of drugs, particularly the feeling of being intoxicated or “high.” The lyrics convey a sense of euphoria and recklessness, with lines like “Mama’s gonna worry, I been a bad, bad boy / No use sayin’ sorry, it’s something that I enjoy.”

Musically, the song features a driving rhythm and powerful guitar work, courtesy of the late Randy Rhoads, who was Osbourne’s guitarist at the time. Rhoads’ guitar solos and riffs are highlights of the track, and his virtuosic playing is a key element of the song’s appeal.

“Flying High Again” is a notable part of Ozzy Osbourne’s solo career and is often performed live at his concerts. It’s recognized as one of his classic songs and a representation of the heavy metal sound that he helped popularize. The song remains a favorite among Ozzy Osbourne fans and a staple of his live shows.