Brand New - still sealed.  Rare Ozzy Osbourne box set.  Comes with a replica of Ozzy's original cross he wore with Black Sabbath that his father made for him.

Ozzy Osbourne ?– Blizzard Of Ozz / Diary Of A Madman - 30th Anniversary Collectors Edition

Label: Sony Music Entertainment ?– 88697 75147 2-OS Format: Box Set, Compilation
2 × Vinyl, LP, Album, Remastered
3 × CD, Album, Remastered
DVD, DVD-Video, NTSC
Country: US Released: 2011 Genre: Rock Style: Heavy Metal

Tracklist

Disc 1 - Blizzard Of Ozz 1-1 I Don't Know 5:13 1-2 Crazy Train 4:51 1-3 Goodbye To Romance 5:33 1-4 Dee 0:49 1-5 Suicide Solution 4:17 1-6 Mr. Crowley 5:02 1-7 No Bone Movies 3:52 1-8 Revelation (Mother Earth) 6:08 1-9 Steal Away (The Night) 3:28 1-10 You Looking At Me Looking At You (Non-LP B-Side) (Bonus Track) 4:15 1-11 Goodbye To Romance (2010 Guitar & Vocal Mix) (Bonus Track) 5:42 1-12 RR (Bonus Track) 1:13
Disc 2 - Ozzy Live 2-1 I Don’t Know 5:08 2-2 Crazy Train 6:26 2-3 Believer 5:37 2-4 Mr. Crowley 6:19 2-5 Flying High Again 4:17 2-6 Revelation (Mother Earth) 5:58 2-7 Steal Away (The Night) 8:00 2-8 Suicide Solution 8:34 2-9 Iron Man 3:12 2-10 Children Of The Grave 5:07 2-11 Paranoid 3:17
Disc 3 - Diary Of A Madman 3-1 Over The Mountain 4:31 3-2 Flying High Again 4:44 3-3 You Can't Kill Rock And Roll 6:59 3-4 Believer 5:15 3-5 Little Dolls 5:39 3-6 Tonight 5:50 3-7 S.A.T.O 4:07 3-8 Diary Of A Madman 6:14
Disc 4 - DVD 4-1 Thirty Years After The Blizzard
4-2 MTV Interview 1981
4-3 The Palladium 5/2/81
4-4 MTV Interview 1981
4-5 After Hours 5/8/81
4-6 MTV News 1982
4-7 Albuquerque, New Mexico News 1982
4-8 Albuquerque, New Mexico 1/7/82

LP1 - Blizzard Of Ozz A1 I Don't Know
A2 Crazy Train
A3 Goodbye To Romance
A4 Dee
A5 Suicide Solution
B1 Mr. Crowley
B2 No Bone Movies
B3 Revelation (Mother Earth)
B4 Steal Away (The Night)

LP2 - Diary Of A Madman A1 Over The Mountain
A2 Flying High Again
A3 You Can't Kill Rock And Roll
A4 Believer
B1 Little Dolls
B2 Tonight
B3 S.A.T.O
B4 Diary Of A Madman

Companies etc

• Produced At – Ridge Farm Studios
• Mixed At – Ridge Farm Studios
• Mixed At – The Warehouse Studio

Notes

Disc 1 - "Blizzard Of Ozz" Credits:

Ozzy Osbourne - Lead Vocals/Harmony Vocals
Randy Rhoads - All Guitars
Bob Daisley - Bass Guitar/Harmony Vocals & Songs
Lee Kerslake - drums/percussion/Tubular Bells/Timpany Drums
Produced by Osbourne, Daisley, Kerslake, Rhoads
All Compositions Osbourne/Daislcy/Rhoads Except "Dee" (Rhoads) & "N? Bone Movies" (Osbourne/Kerslake/Daisley/Rhoads)
Lee Kerslake thanks Premier Drums and Zildjian Cymbals for their help
Recorded March 22 - April 19,1980
Mixed May 5 - 20,1980 at Ridge Farm Studios
Engineered by Max Norman
Don Airey; Keyboards
Photography: Fin Costello
Special Thanks to: Stuart Hopkins - Equipment Barry Scrcnage, Pete (Pcdalboard) Holmes, Richard Griffin, Pete Mills, Jade. "The Andrews" and all our friends at Ridge Farm and "The Plough". Extra special thanks to the Arden family and all at Jet for making it possible.

Originally released in 1980 as Jet 36812
? 1980 Sony Music Entertainment

Track 1-10:
Outtake from the sessions for Blizzard Of Ozz.
Released as the B-side of the U.K. and French "Crazy Train" single. Jet 197.
This version previously unreleased in the U.S.
Produced by Osbourne, Daisley, Kerslake, Rhoads
? 1980 Sony Music Entertainment

Track 1-11:
Recorded 1980, previously unreleased
Remixed guitar and vocal version from the session tapes for Blizzard Of Ozz
Produced by Osbourne, Daisley, Kerslake, Rhoads
Mixed in 2010 by Mike Fraser at The Warehouse, Vancouver, ??.
? 2011 Sony Music Entertainment

Track 1-12
Recorded 1980, previously unreleased
Outtake guitar solo from the session tapes for Blizzard Of Ozz
Produced by Osbourne, Daisley, Kerslake, Rhoads
Mixed in 2010 by Mike Fraser at The Warehouse, Vancouver, BC
? 2011 Sony Music Entertainment

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Disc 2 - "Ozzy Live" Credits:

Ozzy Osbourne - Vocals
Randy Rhoads - Guitars
Rudy Sarzo - Bass
Tommy Aldridge - Drums

Recorded on the Blizzard Of Ozz tour, previously unreleased
Produced by Ozzy Osbourne, Executive Producer: Sharon Osbourne
All songs mixed by Kevin Churko
Second engineer: Kane Churko
Mixed at The Hideout, Las Vegas, December 2010
? 2011 Sony Music Entertainment

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Disc 3 "Diary Of A Madman" credits:

All songs written by Ozzy Osbourne, Randall Rhoads, Robert Daisley and Lee Kerslake
Except "You Can't Kill Rock And Roll" and "Believer" written by Ozzy Osbourne, Randall Rhoads and Robert Daisley.
Produced by Max Norman, Ozzy Osbourne, Randy Rhoads
Engineered by Max Norman Recorded at Ridge Farm Studios
Strings on "Diary Of A Madman" arranged by Louis Clark

Set by Ernie Spruces/Denise Richardson
Make up by Cheryl Hubbard
Design by Steve "Skull" Joule
Photography by Fin Costello and Tony Harrison
Originally released in 1981 as Jet 37492
? 1981 Sony Music Entertainment

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Disc 4 "DVD" credits:

Executive Producer: Sharon Osbourne
Directed And Produced by: Mark Neuman
Producer: Glen Hoffman
Consulting Producer: Tony Faske
Editor: Adam Thomas
Supervising Producers: John Jackson, Richard Alcock
Tape research: John Fenton, Mark Neuman, Tony Faske

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BOX SET CREDITS :

Executive Producer: Sharon Osbourne
Box Set Concept: Mark Neuman and John Jackson
Produced by Mark Neuman and Bruce Dickinson
Legacy A&R and Project Direction: John Jackson
Project Supervision for The Osbournes: John Fenton
Mastered at Sterling Sound by George Marino

Tape Research and Transfer Supervision: John Fenton, Bruce Dickinson, Mark Neuman
Transfer Engineers: John Strother (Penguin Recording, LA) Matt Cavaluzzo (Battery Studios, NY)

Art Direction and Design: Rob Carter
Photography: pages: 3-10,61-63,66: Fin Costello/Getty Images; pages 11-23, 25-36, 55: Robert Ellis;
pages 38,39,44,45, 51,56-59, 72,73 (left), 80, 84,94: Ross Halfin; pages 40-43,64, 77: Jeffrey Mayer/JTM Photos, Int'l;
pages 46,47, 50,67: Mark Weiss; page 48: Denis O'Regan; page 49: Mark Neuman; pages 52, 53,60, 70: George De Sota;
pages 54, 74: Neal Preston; pages 68, 75: Chris Walter/ Getty Images; page 69: Roz Levin;
pages 73 (right), 78, 79, 82, 83,85: Paul Natkin; page 76: Jeff Porter

Photography Clearance: Elizabeth McShea, Jessica Connelly