Black Sabbath

In June 2004, during the Olympic Torch Concert, Ozzy Osbourne delivered a poignant performance of "Changes," accompanied by his daughter Kelly. This appearance marked a high point for Ozzy, who had spent the early 2000s reconnecting with audiences after years of ups and downs. Just a year earlier, in 2003, Black Sabbath had released 'Live in New York City,' which captured their iconic sound during a period noted for their resurgence in popularity. Interestingly, this era also saw the band gaining a new generation of fans thanks to the reality TV show 'The Osbournes.' By the time of the Olympic concert, the original lineup was enjoying a moment of rekindled fame, showcasing how music can bridge generational divides, especially when performed in such a heartfelt setting.

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