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The story of Ozzy Osbourne<\/a>‘s solo work is easily understood when looking at which albums he favored on his setlists.<\/p>\n Every studio album from 1980’s Blizzard of Ozz<\/em> through 1991’s No More Tears<\/em>\u00a0(with the exception of1988’s No Rest For The Wicked\u00a0<\/em>have been heavily featured during live shows through the years.<\/p>\n After that, there is a considerable dropoff in album representation when it comes to Ozzy’s setlist. Much of the work from later in his solo career never got a chance to shine live.<\/p>\n Some of that could be attributed to fewer live solo shows due to touring with Black Sabbath<\/a> or even possible health limitations.<\/p>\n READ MORE: The Most + Least Played Song Live Off Every Black Sabbath Album<\/a><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Regardless, there isn’t a single record of a live song being played off 2020’s Ordinary Man. Other titles from this period fared slightly better with tracks from\u00a0Down to Earth<\/em> and Scream <\/em>making occasional live appearances.<\/p>\n Here is a look at at the most and least played song live from each of Ozzy’s 13 studio albums.<\/p>\n The songs Ozzy has played the most and least from each of his albums through the years.<\/p>\nMost + Least Played Songs From Every Ozzy Osbourne Album<\/h2>\n