The Metallica bass player Robert Trujillo shared his memories of the private funeral service for Ozzy Osbourne on July 31.
Trujillo, who played bass in the Osbourne solo band at the end of the 90s and jointly wrote a number of songs on Osbourne's 2001 album Down to earthIt was one of the mourners at the service, which took place on the grounds of the Buckinghamshire's estate of the deceased singer, together with the three surviving members of Black Sabbath – Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward – Slipknots Corey Taylor, Zakk Wylde, Marilyn Manson and more.
Talk to broadcaster and author Eddie Trunk in his Siriusxm show Trunk nation with Eddie Trunk On August 7, Trujillo described the service as “very. Very nice”.
“It was a small group of people, but it was very, very nice” BlabmingH. “And in the end the speeches were actually … I mean, it was very sad, but at the same time some of the speeches – as you could imagine – were pretty funny. And there were many tears … Geezer broke out in tears.
“It had rained at the beginning of the service … and then the weather would change and different things happen. When Kelly Kelly [Osbourne] Sang, her texts flew – the wind has taken her texts away. It was almost as if Ozzy had fun with her. And when geezer spoke, the sun actually spoke out. I'm not joking. The sun actually came out and then it was nice from that moment – a very magical moment.
“People [were] Share stories, “Trujillo added.” And suddenly there was laughter and “I remember it”, “I remember it”. There were so many stories … it felt as if there was a closure. And I am glad that we went – my wife Chloe and I went – and shared it and were able to have this moment with the family and everything. So it was very nice. And again warm words of so many people and again with various musicians and bandmates, crew members, combine all of this. “
Before the private service, Osbourne's burial groom in the hometown of the singer, Birmingham, made emotional.
The Broad Street of Birmingham, when the mourning cladding on the grounds of Black Sabbath Bank and Bridge, lined the Broad Street thousands of fans in the early morning, where funeral fans have since left flowers, commemorative cards and personal homage to Osbourne The news of his death broke on July 22nd.
Osbourne's cause of death was recorded as “from the hospital from the hospital”. on his death certificate.