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got a birthday coming up I hate them
you're looking better with age
I don't feel it
this trip is about putting your life into perspective
what does that mean don't worry about it
we'll figure it out I'm not big on surprises really
I hate them it's a surprise
but without being like surprise
okay I'm gonna do everything
in my power to make this birthday
a great one I believe you
my name is Jack Osbourne and this is my dad Ozzy
heavy metal god are you ready
Prince of darkness and surprisingly enough
history nut as the old saying goes
like father like son
so my dad and I are doing something
we've always wanted to do
we're hitting the road just the two of us
and a bucket list of places
and things we've only ever read about in books
oh my god this is amazing
all seen on TV and the web
do you have your knife yes
civil days we might need it
there are no roadies no tour buses
what the fuck is this no boundaries
oh
welcome to Ozzy and Jack's world detour
let's rock and roll
we arrived last night here in Philly
for me this week is kind of
about helping my dad put his own life into perspective
I've set up a bunch of places that I just no Hill Love
and it's all gonna culminate in kind of a coup d'etat
by going into a place called Iron Mountain
the original recordings of Elvis are housed there
as well as Bill Gates's historical Corbus Photobolt
Sony Music they have their recordings stored there uh
including the original recordings of Crazy Train
and I don't think my dad has heard it
since he recorded it back in the early 1980s
and I think my dad's gonna love it
it's the perfect place to celebrate
the Prince of Darkness's birthday
I got the coffee thank you sir
tell me when when
okay we shall be celebrating your birthday and yeah
showering you with delightful treats fantastic
excited about birthday not really
I used to I'm not so excited anymore getting older
no you know 21
I miss my dog
oh my Rocky
he gets on the bed now
he gets his butt right on my shoulder
yeah and farts all night it's just like you
no so sweet in common
did you ever think you'd be spending your
your birthday in Pennsylvania
no today we're going to Eastern State Penitentiary
wow
which is an old abandoned prison
oh great
where Al Capone served time
and the place is like wild looking
I mean it's like terrifying
oh god
so it's got like yeah
hey when do you wanna ask me for an introduction
I usually like to avoid prisons
that's kind of my life goal
it gives me the creeps to go in one of these places
I had a short little visit when I was very young
I was there for a few weeks
I never wanted to go in one of these places
involuntarily anymore
what was the story with you and when you were in prison
I accumulated a bunch of fines
which I never paid and my father did let me go
because he wanted to curb my silly ways
no no birthdays in prison
yeah it was a birthday
when I got released it was like straight to the bar
it was like the rebirth of Ozzy
oh look at this holy
it's a fortress
but you would think that would be out in the sticks
wouldn't you when it was built
this probably wasn't as populated out here
at the time it was built
it was the most technologically advanced building
in America a building building
it's a structure it had running water
it had flushable toilets it had inside heating
so it actually was more advanced than the White House
when they opened it which I find kind of strange
that the president still had to like
dump in a pot and throw it out the window
but a criminal got to use a flushable toilet
tree look at this
this is really cool no I
I wouldn't go so far as to say it's really cool
look at that gate look at that
wow that is cool
hi I'm locked in
hello welcome to Eastern State Penitentiary
thank you very much it's so great to meet you
hi Mazzy
please don't interrupt me
hi it's so nice to meet you
nice to meet you too so why don't you guys follow me
we're gonna go
check out some of the greatest parts of this
historic prison awesome
so Eastern State Penitentiary
it operated as an active prison all the way until 1970
wow and then in 1970
even though there was like
people living all around and stuff
exactly the city actually grew up around the prison
was there a death row here
there was a death row here
um initially Eastern State was set up
did they execute people here
they did not actually kill people here
Eastern State was an incredibly notorious prison
for the people who were held here
so are you guys familiar with Al Capone or Scarface
how to this guy
this was the first place he was ever in prison
can we go in there oh absolutely
so we do not typically do this for people
but just don't lock us in
I will not lock you in
so then we're gonna pop this open
you guys are welcome to step inside and you go
what's the deal with this furniture
so we have recreated everything in here
based on what people um
wrote about him in the newspaper
so we know that he did purchase a lot of these items
from the store inside of the prison
so he did purchase the radio
from an inmate that lived in the cell before him
so wait you could actually furnish your own cells here
it would have come with some limited furniture
but people who had money
they could purchase other items in the prison store
if you had the opportunity to decorate your cell
what would you have done I'd have a door to get out
I definitely would have built a door to get out
what do you think dad
lock you up in here for a night or two
no thank you
this is crazy
it would have sucked
so we're gonna head through this gate
we're gonna check out one of the recreation areas
like this basketball court
there's also a baseball field
that's doubled at the football field
so um
I wanted to tell you
guys a little bit more about another famous inmate
who was held here who was actually a dog
a dog a dog yeah
his name is Pep the dog
he was sentenced here for killing the governor's cat
so he was sentenced for murder
and he was given a life sentence
I'm not joking now
is there any record of like him just roaming around
or was it more of a novelty like hey
we booked him we checked him in
and then like one of the gods before we kept him
he kind of roamed around the property
that he was sent here to really boost the morale
with a little smoking marijuana back there well
hold on a second isn't that a
how do you defend yourself
if you're a dog you have a ball and chain on his leg
you can't hear a stroke cause he
I never saw a uniform hahaha
come on in guys
wow
you can grab a pair of white gloves there on the table
we have a bunch of different objects for you
guys to see
we have things that were made here inside of the prison
as well as some of the objects
that were used to secure the prison and
and then of course shanks
or shivs
were kitchen utensils that were given to you guys
who were locked up here and then turned into weapons
wow this is the death Ledger
where deaths of inmates were recorded
how many recorded deaths are there here
we know of 12 people that died
but the one that I wanted to point out to you guys
is this one that's written in pencil here
because it actually said that somebody escaped
in a coffin oh
it didn't actually fake to death
yeah this one um
particularly creepy baby doll
that was done by a female inmate
who was held here at Easter Island
there were female inmates here from the 1830s
until the 1920s
so these two women actually drugged a man
and then they robbed him
and it turned out that he was actually
formerly incarcerated here at Eastern State
and then I know
you were interested in seeing some of the inmate
made weapons or shanks and shivs
so you guys can feel free to pick any of them up
this one is very special cause
it was actually found by somebody
that currently works here wow
she opened a drawer inside one of the cells
and this fell out onto the ground wow
so that's like a real from this 1970s probably
probably from the 1970s yes
are you gonna add some shivs to your knife
I wouldn't mind but if I had a shank
everything has just been used to kill someone
we can make shivs we can
you know take a toothbrush and pilot yeah
but it's not the same getting an axe one
let's get some shank photos
please do not stab yourself with a shank or me
and I also wanted to wish you happy birthday
thank you this week
everybody been wishing me happy birthday
hey you get a birthday week
you're like a teenage girl OK
thank you I'm far from being a teenager
and I'm far from being a girl
but in here I'm probably
if I had long hair back then
you'd be someone's teenager
I would have a very sore hahaha
OK
hahaha
dad take a picture with me
prison yay
I'm free I'm free
I was innocent all along
it's cold man
where are we going Nelly
we are heading to the Muta Museum
of Medical Abnormality what's up man
the Muta Museum you like creepy stuff right
yep then you are going to love the Muta Museum
Doctor Thomas Muta started it in the 1800s
and filled it with all the weirdest
medical cases he could find
like a guy whose muscles turned into bone
to a collection of 23 foreign objects
that people had swallowed
and had to have removed from their throats
the museum has something of particular interest to you
dead bodies yeah
no it has a thing called the megadong
what's the megadong megadong is a four foot penis
but who are you on there they think
they think it was a whale penis
I'm not really interested in a 5 foot prick
ha ha
I had arranged for us to have a special private
after hours tour of the Mutter Museum
to make it even more freaky
the tour starts with us
heading in through the back entrance
hello hello
hello how are you
how are you hi
this is my son Jack
hey how are you
hi Jack
nice to meet you I'm Anna
nice to meet you welcome to the Motor Museum
thank you very much thanks for having us
this is the decidedly less glamorous
lower portion of the museum
it's on a museum of skyjack's
uh no
we've actually got some other stuff
too that I'd like to show you
OK come on down
let's do it alright
now I'm assuming dad
yeah I'm assuming that we don't touch these
without white gloves exactly
no this is Beth Lander
our librarian it's nice to meet you
how's it going Jack
it's nice to meet you too
feel free to glove up okay
what you see on the table
is the largest collection of confirmed
anthropodermic books in the United States
what is an anthropodermic book
a little bit of human skin
this edge of the book here okay
is skin oh
so it's my dad's birthday week
and we had stopped off at the Mütter
Museum of Medical Abnormalities
the perfect place for the Prince of darkness
on his birthday
that's creepy you look at your your
your body and you go that could be a mean encyclopedia
ha ha
now on July 15th, 1868
a twenty eight year old Irish woman named Mary Lynch
went to Philadelphia General Hospital
and she was uh
diagnosed with tuberculosis
the resident doctor
John Stockton Huff dissected her after her death
then he wrote a little note in this book
it's actually his that is actually his handwriting
yeah and he says that he removed skin from her thighs
and tanned it in a chamber pot
he held on to the skin for 18 years
for what reason well
in 1887 he used the skin to bind these three books
oh but what was it for
we don't know everyone in that museum
was so used to being around dead things
like nothing fazed them
like handing us like a human flash bound a bug
she's like oh yeah
that's human it doesn't look like human
if you had a nose on it you'd have gone whoa
or a pair of lip fluid so I hope you like meeting Mary
Mary I don't mean
she's so cool
we brought some stuff out into this main room
to kind of
give you a sampling
of some of the objects that we have here
in our collection wow wow
is that a real forehead no
this is actually a wax model
and a lot of people ask why do we have wax models
when we've got the real things
like this well
the most important thing about these wax models
is the texture look at the colors
that's incredibly accurate
and these wax models were based on individuals
who actually had these pathologies
that is syphilis oh
my goodness this is what syphilis will do to you
wow really
absolutely even though it's like sexually transmitted
it does that to your face
exactly there's three stages of syphilis
now the primary stage doesn't look anything like this
in fact it's only probably a little sore
and it can be on your face or can be on your genitals
the secondary stage is nothing
sometimes it's asymptomatic
so you're walking around you're feeling great
and you're passing it around to all your friends
and family and then you get to the third stage
and that's what this guy is right here
wow even though I'm the prince of darkness
it wouldn't be a nice thing to wake up and go
you have syphilis ha ha
ha ha
ha ha on my mind no one wants to get that news
is that what Napoleon died of
in the 19th century if you were sexually active
a lot of people had syphilis yeah
because there was no cure
a lot of people died but to lose the track
I mean
all these brilliant people all these famous people
so this is some tattooed skin
I'm gonna be putting up a new exhibit all on the skin
tattooed skin oh yeah
and by the way did I mention
we're still an active collecting institution
so there you go if you want to donate some skin
yeah can I call dibs on it
haha or it's up to you
it's up for negotiation exactly
are you interested in this guy right here
what yeah
what is that this is a mystery penis
I think this is megadon megadon
megadon pretty sure it's a marine mammal of some sort
so some kind of whale not an animal dong specialist
so I don't it's the great mega dong mystery
please do not drop that anything else
gloves on don't drop it
if I find this I wouldn't drop it
if you had this you wouldn't leave the house
now that we've
now that we've just been completely inappropriate
let's go on to uh let's go to the actual museum
let's get some science on now
this is the museum is the museum
wow this is amazing
it's really cool you know the term Siamese twins right
yeah well
these guys right here are the reason that term exists
this is called a death cast
if you look really carefully
you can actually see hair sticking out
you see the hair there oh yeah
that's their actual hair these are Chang and Eng Bunger
Mm hmm
and they were built as the world's first Siamese twins
but they didn't Barnum and Bailey
so something like that
they did briefly tour with Barnum and Bailey
but you know what
a lot of people don't know about them is eventually
they did retire from this profession
they married sisters and you know
they had 21 children between them wow wow
that's where that super dumb came from hahaha wow
um would you like to see the largest human colon
on display in the world
yeah that's human
that's human what is that
wow it is 8 feet 4 inches long
this is something called Hirschsprung's disease
and what this is is a congenital defect
that basically makes you incapable
of having a bowel movement
oh man that must be dread oh
I could not imagine that
I'm gonna let you take a look around
I'll hang out so if you have any questions OK
let me know we'll do what the fuck is this
I'm Einstein what's this
parts of his brain I expected it to be different
because he was so intelligent
but it was just like anybody else's brain
it's 15% larger than the average brain
yeah I'll help you hey
let me find it oh
here we go Dolly Parton my old friend
it's your birthday so happy birthday to you
happy birthday to you
happy birthday from Barney and your sweetie
happy birthday
I love you thank you
thank you
that's cool that was the nicest part of the day
well thanks
after all this hard work I've put in
yeah this adventure
she didn't say oh
look at my up my eye for my colon
ha ha
what the fuck diet is bad for you
a shoe dead shoe
we're not let the shoe dry though syphilis of the boot
them bones them bones them dry bones
I ain't got nobody
so my dad's birthday week continues on
as we make our way to the Iron Mountain
Today we're actually in Hershey Pennsylvania
it's the sweetest place on earth
my dad is a huge chocolate fiend
so I made some calls over to the good people of Hershey
and they are gonna
give me and my dad a special tour of their chocolate
laboratory now because we're traveling
my dad's
away from his best friend in the whole wide world
which is Rocky his dog
I'm pretty sure he likes that dog
more than he likes any of his children
so I emailed them a photo of Rocky
and they're preparing something very special for him
so it's gonna be a pretty awesome surprise
and I think he's gonna get a kick
out of it so as the days roll on
it's getting sweeter yet weirder hmm
so we are currently headed to Hershey Land
you know it's a bit of an amusement park
where they actually have labs there
where they will make chocolate
I can't have sugar now
what's the deal with the sugar free diet
my doctor says it's poison
and I'm trying to keep my weight down
how long it's been since you've had chocolate
about an hour ago
look at the street lights in the shape of her
she kisses oh no
so we were headed into Hershey to eat some chocolate
and learn some history my dad was a little apprehensive
but he didn't know
I had planned a little something special for him
what's with the obsession of chocolate
the last time I spent $2,000 on chocolate
who spends $2,000 on English chocolate me
hi Ozzy Jennifer
nice to meet you nice to meet you
this is our R&D technical center
where all of our innovation happens
Ozzy how are you sir
good to see you nice to meet you Jack
how are you man very well
very well what we wanna do is get you in a lab coat
guys you gotta do official here
I'm gonna grab you a hat let's take a tour of chocolate
so you guys understand what's going on with chocolate
Christopher Columbus had discovered it
but really it was around for a very long time
so the Native Americans in the Yucatan Peninsula
and also down in South America
had made a beverage with it
and what they really did was take cocoa beans
like these grind it up and you get chocolate
how much coffee beans you get through here a day
must be tons and tons of
we make about a million pounds a day
of Hershey milk chocolate
this is the fruit of the cocoa tree
there's usually about 40 to 60 beans in a pod
it takes 25 beans to make a Hershey bar
we need a lot of beans five million cocoa pods a day
where where do you get it from
we use Ghanaian beans and Ivory Coast
we also a lot from South America as well
wow and Milton Hershey
he built his factory here
he could get cocoa beans here
he could get sugar here but this place
it's all about milk milk farms
see these dark pieces yeah
that's chocolate you can take one of these pieces
go ahead and eat it
what do you think it
there's like a hint of chocolate there
but it's kind of bitter yeah
I thought it was gonna choke you
so it was like
what what is this
this is the original chocolate
a little honey honey
yeah it has cinnamon
chili peppers wow
hands up wow
so this this was what Columbus would have found right
more or less this is close
yeah right exactly wow
the great aftertaste yeah
oh that was great
it was really really nice
did that not have sugar in it
the drink had sugar alcohol in
pretty much sugar alcohol
no wonder I like you gonna
stop punching them and try to find where they keep it
where you keep your was this like a delicacy
like if you were drinking this well
and yet you think about it until until yeah
he likes it I can give you some more
I'm glad you like that one I'm glad you like that one
I'll be no I'll call her anymore
why don't we come over here
and so before we actually start this though
since we're working with food
and you probably have some later
we have to put our hair nets on for good GMP
here we go thanks man
looks like a new fashion statement
I think you can I think you can pull it off hi folks
and another thing beard yeah OK
it's very hygienic cause you even have a chin mask
they don't want me to get like straggly's in the
in the chocolate that's why I don't have a beard
when I go around practice
I can pour a little bit on the slab
and then it's just smearing it around
so what does this do
it's sucking heat out of the chocolate
if you don't temper chocolate properly
it it won't come out of your mold
cause that's
every time I try to make homemade chocolate
it just ends up turning into like a rock hard block
that's exactly it grab it
you throw it back in your pot
homemade chocolate there you go
I'm a pebble boy alright
now we're gonna mold some bars cool
what we're gonna do is take a little chocolate
and pour a little bit in the mold
now we're gonna take it
we're gonna start doing this
this is to get the air bubbles out
and you can see
the air bubbles starting to come to the surface
it's amazing
that you've been making chocolate like this
since the 1900s exactly yeah
exactly
so is this the first time you've molded chocolate bars
yes this is the first time I've done chocolate
and what do you think it's fun
well you know what it is
I'm gonna I'm gonna have to
did you just put a big old hahaha
thanks thanks dad
well hey perfect
wow there it is
and then the first thing we do is check the snap
this is sugar free awesome
thank you yes
you were not holding back
when you found out that was sugar free
that chocolate was like real chocolate
it was fantastic thank you
oh you're very welcome
that is amazing hello
hi Jennifer hi
so Ozzy Jack we have a couple of things for you
we heard it's your birthday
dad and I know how much you
oh my dog Rocky
hahaha that's so cool
see that's my baby man
hahaha that is so cool
I love that
we've done like some amazing things on this trip
and the thing that got you the most excited
was when they bring out some chocolate syrup
with Rocky on it well
she is a sprite he's the love of my life
he's everything I wanna be
hahaha
happy birthday happy birthday to you
thank you thank you
you're welcome sugar free
sugar free sugar free
that is great yeah
definitely got more excited about the picture of Rocky
are you
gonna be one of those guys that leaves everything
to his dog might do
might not depends how you behave
let me get close send it to mum
alright
so today is the day we're going to Iron Mountain
and this is awesome now
The Iron Mountain is a huge
underground storage facility
that's 220 feet underground
and essentially was built to withstand a nuclear war
you know theoretically gonna be there for eternity
I mean my dad's music
and photos of my dad are being stored at a place
where Thomas Edison's patents are
and where uh et
the original reel of et is stored
and you know it's kind of cool
he doesn't really know that
I've got all this stuff lined up for him
he just thinks we're touring this facility
so off we go underground like hobbits
hi Jack hello
my name is Farza we're going to the Iron Man
yes we are
oh I'm quite excited
I thought it would be cool to maybe re record
a blend of Iron Man and over the mountain
yeah ha ha ha
OK
you know the weather ain't got any better
it's exactly like England weather right now
oh yes you mean it sucks
yeah the drizzle
this car smells like pee
our final stop on our birthday week adventure was
Iron Mountain what do you get
the man who can buy himself whatever he wants
something he can't buy at all this place is awesome
pointed mountain
it's a couple hundred acres under the ground no
yep dad it's a bit of a um Doctor Evil's lair
secret underground lair
this weather keeps up
it'll be raining mountain flooded mountain
I think
you're gonna be pretty blown away by some of the stuff
they have here
not only do they store artifacts and pictures
and reel to reel recordings and things
they have um do you know what a cloud is
no like a digital cloud
fucking cloud
they call it a cloud because it just doesn't live any
it like you basically
I'm trying to it backs up onto a cloud and a cloud
I don't know what the fuck you're talking about
but go on so my data
I rent space on a on a apple cloud
and the apple cloud is stored in a facility
similar to this and if I need to back my phone up
I just log into my cloud and everything
I don't know what you're talking about
it's pretty terrifying though
because all my information lives on hard drives
that I don't know where they're at
we'll have control of wow um
it's kind of like a a safety net yes
it's a it's not like a cloud cloud no
they just call it a cloud
because you pull data out of nowhere
turn my phone on and it would back it up from just the
the sky like
where the fuck are we
you're gonna be I'll tell you what daddy
you're gonna be jet like again
get into this on a mountain
you're gonna pick your jaw up off the ground
I left it Tokyo
oh this must be it I am on mountain
this looks like where the hell is the mountain
this is it where's the toll gate
yeah but we're gonna go underground
it's not a mountain
where the fuck that it's all in the under this
I supposed to see a big every single mountain
hello how's everybody doing today
good how you doing
not bad and I think we're meeting Tom Benjamin
I'm gonna have everybody step out
so I can warn you real quick okay
because of the important documents
and items stored in Iron Mountain
security was tight
is there any vehicle we need to know about sir
the only way I got access
thank you was through my dad's record label
who helped arrange our entry
hey good morning
how's it going good
how are you very well got some badges for you
I'm Tom Benjamin these are your badges
that'll get you in through security cool
thank you alright
if you wanna follow me I'm
I'll be on the golf cart drive with your lights on OK
alright you're on
thank you
we're going in the left come Mr Bigglesworth
this is like ominous looking wow
look at this Iron Mountain
going in
come Mr Bigglesworth this is like ominous looking wow
look at this
it was the final day of my dad's birthday week
adventure and we had just entered Iron Mountain
my dad had no idea his master
recordings and pictures were actually stored here
along with every US patent in history
this is unbelievable
we're like driving underground right now I'm nuts
no
this is in look dad look
fire truck this is awesome
this is crazy
it was like going into some James Bond
secret underground lab we got there
what crossed my mind if the power get cut off there
we're it's okay with you guys
I'll drive hey
you take the wheel on this one okay
I don't want to turn down the wrong tunnel
all set yep
how far down are we under right now
we're about 220 feet wow
or 22 stories underground
this was an active Limestone mine to the early 1950s
and then how did it come to be this
it was at the peak of the Cold War
when folks were concerned about nuclear attacks
so the federal government sent out a
a message to their defense contractors
and said that you should take precautions
for the preservation of your vital information
and so US Steel who owned this mine
and built an archive for their own purposes underground
so that's undeveloped mind space
but you can see these rooms are about 40 feet wide
uh huh
the ceilings are about 16 feet high that's uh intense
Corvus we have arrived
okay guys come on in wow
this is the Corvus facility
it's about Bill Gates Bill Gates company
this is uh Anne Hartman hey Anne
hi Anne I'm Jack
nice to meet you nice to meet you
I'm Marcy please to meet you nice to meet you
Corbis is basically a giant vault of historical photos
including iconic images
like the crash of the Hindenburg
and a meeting between Doctor King and Malcolm X
over 27 million images
27 million twenty seven million million
27 million wow we're gonna count them when we go in
yeah
so we have original images for these
so this image of the that's New York construction
right the construction workers
yeah so it's a glass plate that was scanned
after it was scanned it was dropped
oh wow I know well
who drew an employee oh
they must have been like me
could you imagine Bill Gates must have been happy
please come into the ball
it's an airlock keeps the dust out
wow Jack
if you'll close that sure
that'd be great
wow
it's a great story
you recognize this gentleman
yeah my
my hero John Lennon
earlier days I've never
I've never seen any of these photos before
great photos now he's your hero
this may not be your hero
do you know who this might be
hello Hitler
yes you know
Hitler is a baby right
volleyball original must be returned
so this is
so they used to send them out and return them
and of course now we just take a low RES for
it's weird they have math written on here
so we have some rock bands and rock groups for the back
let's just see what we have yeah
I'd love to see that
I'll collect for you for you
you do yeah
it's got a pretty pretty extensive collection yeah
the amount of photos that I had was mind blowing
absolutely mind blowing here you go
Backstreet Boys
yes look at these
do you have any of the uh
present company we're filed in this drawer from N to P
uh oh you in the new Kids on the block drawer
uh huh
someone really is we may know here
oh
thanks John
I've only ever seen that one in black and white
it's geezah yeah
and we could take this to the front
do you think it's kind of strange that like
photos of you are gonna be stored for eternity next to
like historic photos of the Beatles
the Hindenburg and baby Hitler
well I ain't stoked about it
US rock musician John Bon Jovi
left walks on the Gateway
followed by heavy rock musician Ozzy Osbourne
here today
for the two day rock concert against drug abuse
this weekend
oh the irony
it's your wedding that's nice
we would like you to take this with you
oh we had that one prepared for you
thank you mm hmm
look at that
why Mary
now did you guys really get married on 4th of July
so you could have free fireworks
no but I fucked up all the time
it's the only day I could remember
well I suppose if I had any other day
eventually it would have been punched into me
Iron Mountain is not a tourist attraction
and wasn't easy to get into
but my dad's longtime record label
Sony
helped us get inside so I could reveal my big surprise
this is Sony BMG oh
you know this well you ever heard of that
a home away from wow
gentlemen Don Sipka
welcome to Sony Music's North America vault
wow this is where our
Sony Music Entertainment stores
over 2 million audio and video assets
we have over 400,000 metal parts
which is that's what they used to record on
back in the early 1900s
so we have one that dates back to 19
0 2
our oldest recording that we have here
so this is like a metal vinyl
yeah this was from October 19
0 2 what
wow actually it's
you can see the words are backwards uh
huh reverse
so this was the actual
master presser that made the vinyl records wow
so you can I'm gonna hold that what artist was this
it was Florence Osmond
tell me pretty Maiden was the song wow
and then there's something in here that
when I told mom about she hasn't even heard of it
there's a little demo just
so this is a look it's like a birthday gift yeah
do you remember this location
Southampton
a live recording of you and playing with Randy in 1980
you did it in the back of a truck
you did these in the back of a truck
yeah back of my old studio
I I had no idea Iron Mountain existed
so when they stored my album there
it was kind of creepy but good yeah
cause I mean
if they drop the atom bomb that will survive it yep
come on let's go listen to it no why
if you wanna was tackle it in Randy Roberts you know
yeah Randy was a great guitar player
and cover up Crazy Train with me
I mean I think about him a lot still
I often think what he would
where he would be in the
in the picture if he was still around
he was just a great guy we should listen alright
alright let's go check it out
I had hoped that I was doing the right thing
I thought my dad would really like to see this but now
I wasn't so sure
any particular song that you remember that you did
that you wanna hear Crazy Train
it was March 1980 it's like a time capsule in here
it was my dad's birthday
and I had brought him to this huge
underground storage facility in Pennsylvania
called Iron Mountain
I wanted to surprise him with some hidden treasures
from his life to put it all into perspective
Allah bhai hahaha
and this would be unmixed
yeah you know
when was the last time you heard this
like this I've never seen this since they were recorded
this is cool
when I heard The Master of Ozzy Train
I remember the fun we had writing it and making it and
and only rose was a big part of my life and he still is
I always think of him
oh you sound good
I actually think it sounds great
to be honest
something that's not mixed right that's unreal
people don't get that
having and preserving master recordings is
that's the that's the first recording
every time you listen to a song
you're listening to a print of the song Randy
he died yeah
I know
it's a great great player
it's kind of bittersweet if you are Brandi
Rose died not long after that
it's kind of like going back to a good time
but yet
they were a really horrible time at the same time
we only wish you could you know
you would have been around for a bit longer
like you shall fly
mazing
that's great
legend
forever stored here oh
it'll survive a nuclear war hahaha
I mean we might not
but you know what when the
when the aliens start digging through
something you wanna hear Ozzy
I've heard it all before you've heard it all before
of course you have ha ha ha
is it kind of weird to like have so much of your
no it's
it's it's
I'm a believer in fate yeah
what seals of me coming to a mountain and find myself
yeah strange weird
so Jack I gotta tell you something
this is blowing my mind being here
it's nuts right
so how's this stack up uh
for your birthdays forget the birthdays
it's been great having the opportunity to come in here
but every year that goes by
you start thinking of your own kind of
mortality and whatever but is it like
coming here and seeing that your stuff is
and pictures of you
and your recordings are being preserved here for
literally
eternity makes me think that my life wasn't all in but
you know screwed up
I mean must be some good there
although I was a crazy guy for many
many years still I'm
I suppose but to be sober with
my son was sober going through this
it's great it's phenomenal
he's like some oh
hell no uh hello
I think we it's son
it's Poltergeist it's the ghost of the miners ha ha
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