One of heavy metal's most legendary moments, frozen in color — Ozzy Osbourne hoisting Randy Rhoads onto his shoulders mid-'Mr. Crowley' on the Blizzard of Ozz U.S. tour, captured at the Rosemont Horizon on 24 January 1982 — the very shot that became the cover of the Tribute album.
Taken less than two months before Randy's tragic death, it immortalises the electric chemistry between the Prince of Darkness and his guitar virtuoso — Randy still shredding on his iconic black-and-white polka-dot Flying V. It's the fearless spirit of early-'80s metal and the brotherhood of two icons, distilled into a single frame.
Expertly restored and tone-graded for crisp detail and rich, natural color, each piece is made to order and hand-finished, available in premium poster, canvas, metal, and acrylic.
A bold centerpiece for a man cave, home bar, music room, or game room — and a standout on any living-room gallery wall.