Heavy_Metal_Rules69 April 22nd, 2006 04:55AM  
Yep sure is pendragon....R.I.P Bon you rocked

bmcskim December 13th, 2006 08:31AM  
It has been well stated that original band member Bob Daisley wrote all the lyrics from "Blizzard" to "Wicked." Much like Geezer Butler wrote all the lyrics to Sabbath. SO, interestingly, both "Suicide Solution" and "Demon Alcohol", whilst recorded 7 years apart, have the same lyricist behind them. Ozzy is well renowned as a pisshead. Was Bob?? And regardless, if Suicide Solution did cause Ozzy to be stupidly imprisoned for "inciting suicide", how much would Bob Daisley be responsible? Love you Bob, love you Ozzy, keep on rockin'! ((Free plug: Check out "Living Loud" its a CD that features Daisley, Lee Kerslake, Don Airey, Steve Morse and Jimmy "Cold Chisel" Barnes doing a few originals must mostly Songs from the Ozzy "Blizzard" and "Diary albums"

YourFan July 17th, 2007 02:21PM  
Pendragon is totally right. Ozzy did fear dying like his friend did and thought that abusing alcohol was just like suicide. And it was a tribute to Bon Scott.
Also this song has had some controversy, because in the 80s Ozzy was taken to court by parents, whose son shot himself in the head while listening to this song.

CHAD October 2nd, 2008 03:58PM  
It is well known that Bon Scott's death inspired this.The main riff was born when Ozzy heard Randy tuning his guitar one day,and said they had to use that in a song.

music_man92 April 21st, 2009 01:55PM  
This song is about Bon Scott's death due to alcohol.

brandtaylor93 November 7th, 2009 06:31PM  
now I remember hearing that there was a bit of a controversy over this song when it came out, Parents thought Ozzy was incurring suicide as the solution. If people did there research it's about Bon Scott.

anonymous December 6th, 2009 06:48PM  
Ozzy Osbourne claimed it was about Bon Scott, but he did not write most of it. The first part with the guitar riff was created when he listend to Randy tune his guitar. But the rest was written by Gezzer Buttler when they were with Sabbath. That is why there is a cool bass riff, in this song. It was intended to be about suicide, but Ozzy might of changed it up some bit to not sound so disturbing. "Breaking laws, knocking doors but there's knowone at home". It is a mix of both, and how they play together. Drinking can lead to people to want to die by suicide.