Make that 10 stars in my rating. I've just bought this album today and I've just finished listening to it. Apart from "I Don't Wanna Stop", my best favorite songs on this album are "Black Rain", "Countdown's Begun", "Not Going Away", "The Almighty Dollar", ect., ect., ect., I loved that Ozzy got heavier musically, thanks to Zakk Wylde, Michael Bordin, and Rob "Blasko" Nicholson, of Rob Zombie fame. The music is chunkier and beefier than it's 2001 predicessor "Down To Earth". Ozzy called this, in an interview, the "TRUE" follow-up to "No More Tears"...and I guess he was right!

I'm one of few that liked this album. The musicians that played on this album I didn't give a f*** who's who. But my favorite songs are "In My Life", "Mississippi Queen", "Woman", "21st Century Schizoid Man", "Fire", and a more angrier version of John Lennon's "Working Class Hero".

I don't like to just listen, but I like to watch Ozzy instead! My best favorite performance was Zakk Wylde's guitar solo after "Suicide Solution". Once again, Too many favorite songs, I can't think of one I can call the BEST!

Apart from liking "Gets Me Trough", I also liked "Facing Hell". An amazing riff from Zakk f***ing Wylde (little that I knew that he would use a riff similar to "Facing Hell" on Black Label Society's "Demise of Sanity". I also loved "Dreamer" on this album. Too many favorite songs I can list from this album.

I loved all the songs that Ozzy did. Including the four Black Sabbath basement tapes, and "Back on Earth".

After watching his videos and listening to Black Sabbath with my brother, I finally had the tempation to start buying Ozzy's "Ozzmosis" album. I was the tender age of 13 (1996), when I bought this. I loved the opening track "Perry Mason", The second track that my brother and I sang along to the most was "I Just Want You". "Thunder Underground" was pretty heavy and I loved heavy s***! "My Little Man" was an amazing ballad about his kick-ass son, Jack "Sabbath" Osbourne. But my most favorite track is about seperation by death (like Ozzy's losses past and present) and that was "See You On The Other Side".

My review to this album is simply this: Like the ones before, this is the greatest! I loved "Mama, I'm Coming Home", an excelent ballad to f*** to! I loved Ozzy's collaboration with Lemmy Kilmister of Moterhead fame on some of the songs, including "Hellraiser". Zombie Stomp was a good song, not just to headbang, but for the sexy women to dance to. I also loved the title track "No More Tears". That song gives me good memories about the video and my "real" indtroduction to Zakk!

This album was a great live performance of Ozzy too. I also loved Zakk Wylde, Randy Castillo, and Terry "Geezer" Butler. This is an amazing line-up, an amazing album. My suggestion to all the Ozzy fans, GET THIS f***ING ALBUM...NOW!

I bought this album at the age of 14. I was familiar with Zakk on the "No More Tears" video. But when I bought this album, I thought this was an amazing album. Ozzy's voice is sounding greater than ever, and Zakk (pre-BLS) was an amazing riffmeister like the guitarists that came before him. Too many great songs to pick as the best, but "Demon Alcohol" was an amazing song to drink Jack Daniel's whiskey to!

I loved the fact that Ozzy held one of these live recordings from that era. I wish I was alive during the Diary of a Madman tour so I could see Randy, and Ozzy biting the head off a bat in '82! The best part of this album, as a guitarist myself, was Randy's guitar solo after "Suicide Solution".