"Down to Earth" is the ninth studio album by the legendary Ozzy Osbourne, released on October 16, 2001, under the Epic label. Clocking in at 48 minutes, this album is a powerful blend of metal, glam metal, heavy metal, and hard rock, showcasing Ozzy's signature vocal prowess and the band's knack for crafting hard-hitting anthems.
The album opens with "Gets Me Through," a track that sets the tone for the raw energy and intensity that follows. "Facing Hell" and "Dreamer" delve into darker themes, with Ozzy's haunting vocals and the band's heavy riffs creating a compelling soundscape. "No Easy Way Out" and "That I Never Had" offer a mix of melancholy and defiance, while "You Know...(Pt. 1)" and "Junkie" explore personal struggles and inner demons.
"Running out of Time" and "Black Illusion" keep the momentum going with their driving rhythms and soaring melodies. The album concludes with "Alive" and "Can You Hear Them?," tracks that leave a lasting impression with their powerful lyrics and memorable hooks.
"Down to Earth" is a testament to Ozzy Osbourne's enduring influence in the world of rock and metal. With its blend of raw emotion, hard-hitting riffs, and unforgettable melodies, this album is a must-listen for fans of the genre and a fitting addition to Ozzy's impressive discography.