Talk:The Blessed Hellride

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Ozzy/Zakkh Stillborn discussion

I don't know why people keep adding Ozzy's name as credits for Stillborn. Provide some form of source that he does indeed provide backing vocals, or don't put his name up. As far as we know, it is only Zakk singing, just because his voice sounds somewhat like Ozzy's, does not mean it's him.--Weedwacker 05:48, 11 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

In a 2003 issue of Total Guitar, Zakk clarifies that it is indeed Ozzy singing on the track Stillborn.

"attention can't help but drawn to the track 'Stillborn', three minutes of brilliantly crafted rock 'n' roll centred around an addictive riff and the unmistakable vocal of the prince of darkness himself, Ozzy Osbourne" - From The HMV website. Ozzy for sure FULL STOP