Ozzy Osbourne has just released two collections for "Memoirs of A Madman." Apart from this achievement, Ozzy has also shared some details about the status of his upcoming solo album.
"'Memoirs of A Madman' was, because I've been not doing my solo stuff for quite a while now, I've been touring with Black Sabbath," the rock personality shared to GMI Rock. "I just wanted to let everybody know I haven't stopped doing my solo stuff."
"It's like a bridge thing," Ozzy Osbourne added. "So, I'm gonna do one more Black Sabbath tour, one more album with Black Sabbath, and I'm in the process, as we go along, collecting stuff that I'm writing. I've co-written about three songs, so far, for my own solo thing."
Although it sounds like a solo album for Ozzy Osbourne will be in the works soon, the rock icon did share that there will be a bit of a delay. He said, "It'll take about two or three years before I release solo stuff again. So, 'Memoirs of A Madman' is just to say to the fans that I haven't stopped, y'know?"
"Memoirs of A Madman" is actually an audio release that Ozzy Osbourne thought of to further expand his career. It will be featuring 17 of his greatest hit singles that he compiled in only one place for the first time in his entire music-making career. It will be available in a single CD, two-LOP set and two-LOP picture disc set configurations.
Ozzy Osbourne's touring guitarist, Gus G., informed Noisefull in an interview, "Ozzy wants to do another solo album, that's for sure. As far as I know, he has a contract for three more solo albums. So, I don't know when he will finish them, if he'll do them and if I'm going to be a part in it."
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