Greatest Ozzy Osbourne Songs (Solo Career) of All Time
Mama, I'm Coming Home or Over the Mountain
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Why This Battle Matters
Can you imagine a world where every riff of 'Over the Mountain' didn't just echo through the stratosphere but instead directly challenged the intimate pleas of 'Mama, I'm Coming Home'? This isn't just a battle of tracks; it's a sonic duel between the electrifying highs of mystical metal versus the soul-stirring truth of a rock ballad. As 'Mama, I'm Coming Home' currently leads, it whispers of a shift toward the sentimental in the realm of rock. Yet, what's really on the line here is more than just a title—it's about which song truly captures the ethos of Ozzy's artistic spirit. Will the fans lean towards the electrifying guitar solos or the heartfelt lyrics? Your preference might just reveal more about you than it does about Ozzy.
🔥 Fan Takes
How Fans Are Voting
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Mama, I'm Coming Home over Over the Mountain when it comes to the greatest Ozzy Osbourne Songs (Solo Career) of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Mama, I'm Coming Home 100.0% of the time over Over the Mountain.
Across all battles:
Mama, I'm Coming Home win rate: 85.7%
Over the Mountain win rate: 42.9%
Fan FAQs
Who's the #1 contender on GoatWars in the Greatest Ozzy Osbourne Songs (Solo Career) league?
Currently, Crazy Train is leading the pack as the top contender in the Greatest Ozzy Osbourne Songs league. You can see the full rankings and how the songs stack up on the GOAT List.
Why do fans love Over the Mountain?
Fans really groove to Over the Mountain for its powerhouse opening drums and Randy Rhoads' legendary guitar work. It's a track that captures Ozzy's heavier metal roots, making it a staple for those who love a harder sound.
Why is Mama, I'm Coming Home winning by so much against Over the Mountain in the Greatest Ozzy Osbourne Songs league?
Mama, I'm Coming Home holds a special place in fans' hearts, often considered Ozzy's tender rock ballad that really showcases his range and emotional depth. Its universal appeal and perhaps its more radio-friendly vibe give it a massive edge over the heavier, more niche Over the Mountain.