In a recent interview with Loudwire, Ozzy Osbourne and guitarist Billy Morrison chatted about their new podcast, ‘The Madhouse Chronicles,’ and their friendship.
The two rockers were asked to share the funniest moments of each other. While Osbourne was struggling to recall one, Morrison said he was claiming not to remember for one reason:
“I think he’s being a good mate and not throwing me under the bus.”
He then explained the important element of their friendship:
“I think one of the main things people have said when they watch ‘The Madhouse Chronicles’ is the overriding sense of how we are together. And I think that’s a testament to 30 years of friendship and, you know, a real friendship.”
Morrison’s Collaborations With Osbourne
The rockers’ friendship definitely affected their works too. Recently, Osbourne and Morrison teamed up for a new talk show, ‘The Madhouse Chronicles.’ The two plan to talk about mostly ‘aliens, drugs, conspiracies, and rock ‘n’ roll.’
This isn’t the only show the two are featured in. The longtime buddies also co-host the ‘Ozzy Speaks’ show on SiriusXM.
Not only that, Osbourne also featured in Morrison’s recent track, ‘Crack Cocaine.’ The heavy-metal legend co-wrote the song with Morrison and guitarist Steve Stevens. Additionally, the Black Sabbath singer appeared on Morrison’s 2015 song ‘Gods of Rock N Roll.’
