Ozzy Osbourne’s early solo records quietly carry the fingerprint of the ARP 2600, thanks largely to keyboardist Don Airey. Though Ozzy is a guitar-icon figure, the 2600’s eerie drones, resonant sweeps, and organ-like synth textures helped give songs like “Mr. Crowley” and “Diary of a Madman” their cold, theatrical atmosphere. Rather than flashy synth leads, the ARP served as a mood machine — adding a horror-film layer beneath the guitars and helping define the dark, cinematic character of Ozzy’s

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13K views · 37 reactions | In this dark comedy, one man's need for power throws him into surreal chaos. Join us at Tata Literature Live! The Mumbai Litfest 2017 for "Diary of a Madman". Free Admission, first come first serve. For more sessions & performances: tatalitlive.in/schedule | Literature Live | Facebook