An icon of rock and metal, his work with Black Sabbath laid down the template for countless other heavy groups to follow. The 80s have brought success and strain to the British star, but he approached Moscow Peace Festival on prime form. The killer band utilised the finest in past and present collaborators, including Black Sabbath cohort Geezer Butler, Zakk Wylde, and Randy Castillo. Opening with ‘I Don’t Know’ and ‘Flying High Again’, the 10 song set blended solo favourites with killer Black Sabbath cuts. Ozzy Osbourne covering his old band Black Sabbath’s ‘War Pigs’ at the Moscow Peace Fesival, 1989, in front of 100,000 plus people!