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Tosca Ristorante
- Address:
1112 F Street
Washington, DC 20004Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $31 to $50
Tosca Ristorante
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.toscadc.com/
- Phone: 2023671990x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday – Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Monday – Thursday: 5:30pm – 10:30pm, Friday – Saturday: 5:30pm – 11:00pm
Closed Sundays
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Massimo Fabbri
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Chef's Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Please call restaurant for details.
- Private Party Facilities: Private and semi-private spaces available. Please call for details
- Private Party Contact: Lisa Fotter - email@example.com 2023671990x
- Special Events: Private and semi-private facilities for groups up to 30 guests. Tosca has a small private dining room for up to 15 guests. we also have a semi-private space for up to 24 guests.
A word from Tosca Ristorante
Tosca will be closed for renovations from 8/18/14 to 9/1/14 and will reopen on 9/2/14 with a fresh new look.Continued
Ristorante Tosca offers the finest in contemporary northern Italian cuisine by executive Chef Massimo Fabbri. He interprets Italian cuisine with an emphasis on seasonal ingredients, using a creative approach that respects the great traditions of Tuscan gastronomy. Tosca combines modern style and elegance to create an intimate and comfortable setting.
Ristorante Tosca offers the finest in contemporary northern Italian cuisine by executive Chef Massimo Fabbri. He interprets Italian cuisine with an emphasis on seasonal ingredients, using a creative approach that respects the great traditions of Tuscan gastronomy. Tosca combines modern style and elegance to create an intimate and comfortable setting.
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Tosca Ristorante reviews from OpenTable diners
125 reviews since May 6, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.5
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (88)fit for foodies (72)notable wine list (60)romantic (57)great for lunch (22)neighborhood gem (18)good for groups (17)hot spot (12)late-night find (2)great for outdoor dining (2)kid-friendly (1)great for brunch (1)Show More
- Great Pre-Theater Menu and QuietGreytgirlVIPDined on 8/15/2014Tosca does a very nice three course price fixed menu for the pre-theater crowd (in and ordering before 6:30). The dining room decor is a little tired (and they have a renovation planned) but it is quiet and you can hear your companions easily. The pasta is excellent in any form. I also love their risotto. The pork I had was also very good, but the pasta is really superlative. Service is always unobtrusive and professional.Special Features:
- Excellent foodOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/14/2014Our food was exceptional. The wine was wonderful but expensive. I would recommend to anyone celebrating a special occasion since I could not afford to dine there often. The only issue is that it looks closed from the outside. Windows were completely covered but they are renovating starting today and I hope they factor the exterior's appearance into the renovations.Special Features:
- Good but priceyTosteDined on 8/9/2014We had a good dinner, good service, nice desert. Only complaint is that it should be rated as $$$$, not $$$.Special Features:
- SandyVIPDined on 8/7/2014Service went from to attentive to 'where's our waiter?' (Strange.) The food was good. Though not as good as I anticipated judging by the range of choices on their pre-theater dinner menu. The three of us went early for the reasonably-priced $38 three-course pre-theater dinner so it was not crowded or noisy when we got there. I had a taste of three different entrees (meat, chicken, fish). We requested three separate checks but apparently they were unable to split the $30 half bottle of wine between the two of us who shared it. That too we thought strange.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Go to Tosca! AMAZINGOhSoGoodVIPDined on 7/28/2014Probably the BEST meal we've had in the year that we've been living in Washington, DC and eating out regularly -- we moved from a foodie city and have been searching for a truly delicious meal... We found it at Tosca and we can't wait to return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A finer twist on ItalianKennyVIPDined on 7/21/2014Very nice restaurant with an innovative Italian menu. I had the duck ravioli and it was awesome. My wife had the pesto dish and raved about it. Service is old style - folks are very professional and know their menu. Overall ... A bit pricey but for a business dinner or a special occasion it is a good value and you won't be disappointed.Special Features:
- Best pappardelleOpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 7/21/2014As always, Tosca shines like the North Star in a neighborhood without much to offer. The carrot pappardelle with rabbit ragu is always delicious, as were the scallops and branzino during out last visit. One of my favorite places in the city.Special Features:
- Flawless!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 7/19/2014Their chef is clearly headed to higher places...Fantastic menu with many daily features. Worth every penny...Do not be fooled my posers. Fresh intelligent timeless dishes that will inspire and satisfy. Catch them at their peak.
- rlknpb50Dined on 7/19/2014I think Tosca is a Washington gem. The service and food are excellent, always. The waiters never miss a trick and the staff are warm and friendly. The last time we went, I asked if they would be able to serve us dover sole. They made a special effort to accommodate the request by ordering it from their supplier even tho they had not planned to have it on the menu that evening. And it was delicious! Lovely restaurant all the way around....and underrated.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very GoodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/15/2014Food and service were above average. I had the salmon and it was done perfectly. My friends had steak and I was told it was exceptional and cooked perfectly to order. Would come again.Special Features:
- Great Restaurant Downtownjt123VIPDined on 7/15/2014Tosca gave us a great meal. Service was attentive and prompt. The food was inventive and excellently prepared. The restaurant was stylish without being overpoweringSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, the place to celebrateLoveFoodDined on 7/14/2014For foodies. Food prepared well, presented well with impeccable service. Always first class dining. Will be back for next celebrationSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingLovediningoutDined on 7/12/2014I was expecting something great from this restaurant, but it was very average and overpriced. I want to blame the dishes I picked, but when paying such hefty prices I believe everything should taste fabulous. The staff was polite, but not very engaging. Overpriced and mediocre food.Special Features:
- Wonderful eveningCaraDined on 7/12/2014We love this restaurant and need to start going more often. Dinner was amazing (squash blossom and salad appetisers; duck ravioli, grilled octopus and other fish for the mains). The wine list is well-curated at all price points, and the service is always personal without being too much. Husband and I each got a birthday tiramisu which gave us plenty to share with the table. my one quibble is that they charge for valet parking. yes, it;s downtown, but still, it's the only jarring note in an otherwise perfect experience.Special Features:
- Exactly RighttraceytravelDined on 7/12/2014From the reservation to the goodbye, this restaurant was spot on. Menu was interesting and the food was excellent. Beautiful, well presented, and perfectly prepared. Ambiance was just right. I particularly appreciated the patience of the waitstaff, as we had questions. I also appreciated the no rush attitude. Plenty of time for the cocktail, the dinner and moments to savor the dinner and drinks after.Special Features:
- Pre-theater menu still a good dealCapitolHillVIPDined on 7/11/2014We have enjoyed this "early bird" menu many times and while there have been subtle downgrades (you no longer get an amuse bouche, the pork tenderloin entree no longer has its signature mushroom crust, an entree of lamb meatballs is, well, just a couple of meatballs) it's still a good experience. What keeps us coming back is the service and ambience. Yes, you can actually have a conversation without shouting at one another across the table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best in DCDennisDined on 7/9/2014There is NO BETTER restaurant in Wash DC. All special occasions deserve Tosca. The food is always wonderful -- honestly exceeds in every way. Service is outstanding. Entire experience is WOW!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First Rate Dining ExperienceDiningDivaDined on 7/8/2014Tosca Ristorante is classic. Welcoming hostesses... Elegant decor ... Tables far enough apart that you can talk ... And the food was delicious! The menu offers a nice selection of Northern Italian dishes. My swordfish over grilled peaches and plums with a pesto garnish was so flavorful. The waiter was very helpful and made a great wine suggestion. Next time we're in DC we'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AmazingOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/5/2014Hard to decide whether the service or the food wins out here... but probably the food. I had a half order to ravioli "off the menu" that was fantastic and lamb chops that could not have been prepared more perfectly. My wife had corn chowder and a mushroom risotto that was probably the best I've ever tasted. (YES... we ate off each others plates) Ranks at the top of my personal list among Grammercy Tavern in New York, Prime 112 in Miami and Boulevard in San Francisco. HIGHLY recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food and Ambiance was Very GoodMarkDined on 7/5/2014The food and ambiance as good. The service was very good, also. Leisurely. Nice. We will go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- VINOVinoDined on 7/3/2014Wonderful ambiance, exemplary service, outstanding food preparation and presentation. We will absolutely return to enjoy again.Special Features:
- Annoying waiterOVARATEDDined on 7/3/2014July 3rd Enjoyed the food, had an issues with the Waiter, seemed insistent upon helping select a wine, we said we are "Ok", he said I'm just trying to do my job. My friend ordered Ravioli with Lobster, was served and my friend ask for parmesan and the waiter GASP and said you're stabbing me in the heart to see that....do you know how that makes your customers feel? I noticed other staff members listening to his comments and most likely were thinking is this guy for real. Turns out this waiter is not Italian and thinks he's the food guru and makes you feel bad based on what you eat and how you eat it. My friend finished his dish before I did and waiter said "Ah your friend knows how to savor his dish", another offensive remark.I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/1/2014we thoroughly enjoyed the restaurant. Food was delicious.Wewould definitely go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tosca RestaurantjoanDined on 6/28/2014Our evening at Tosca restaurant was a wonderful experience. The food was excellent as was the service. We could talk without shouting amongst our party of six! I recommend the scallops but everyone loved his/ her choice of meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Reliably SuperbCoreytreeDined on 6/27/2014We've been dining at Tosca since it opened, and we eat there once or twice a year because it is a sure-thing for a great evening of fine dining. The pastas are always excellent. The fish is always fresh, tasty and well prepared. Meats are exquisite. Cocktails and wines are well executed and well curated. Waiters are attentive yet unobtrusive. Tosca is always a winner in our experience. One added fun thing is there are often recognizable political and media folks dining here as well, not that that really matters, but it's a bit of fun.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Simply wonderfulmollykatesmomDined on 6/27/2014My husband and I visited Tosca on a Friday evening as part of a city getaway. The food was fantastic, the wine list was incredible and the ambiance was lovely. We enjoyed it so much, we are already planning a return visit. If you haven't eaten here - try it. You won't be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great evening at ToscaMPdinerDined on 6/26/2014We had a wonderful evening eating at Tosca. First our waitperson, Grace, was outstanding! My husband ordered the soft shell crab app and loved it. I ordered the arugula salad with octopus and it was delicious. I had the simply prepared red snapper which was fantastic and my husband had the fettuccine with venison ragu that he said was delish. We ended with sorbet and berries and gelato and berries which were all a perfect ending. I would highly recommend Tosca.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- foodmeVIPDined on 6/25/2014I've always had a good meal at Tosca, but I always leave feeling like it makes itself out to be more than it holds itself out to be. Certainly, 5 stars for ambience, with the white-jacketed servers, dim lighting, and white tablecloths. But $30 for 8 ravioli? Appetizers in the $15-25 range? $13 small mixed salads? I may come here on an expense account, but not sure if I'd come on my own dime.Special Features:
- SwitzerlandVIPDined on 6/25/2014The swordfish and the lamb meatballs were outstanding! Service was excellent as always.Special Features:
- Incredible Food & Great ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/21/2014Staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The food was some of the best I've had in the citySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best italian Food in DCDCDinerVIPDined on 6/17/2014Elegant setting and flawless service add to the appeal of this already knockout Italian. Food is expertly prepared and special requests are handled graciously and effortlessly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Superb dining experienceCrusaderDined on 6/13/2014Expensive but worth it. More than food ... Cuisine! Every dish for our party was perfectly prepared. Service was attentive, but not intrusive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/13/2014Tosca never disappoints. We try to eat there every time we come to DC. Everything about the experience was the best. Beautiful atmosphere, superb waiter, excellent meal. Thank you! We'll be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A WinnerGdelpasaVIPDined on 6/11/2014Lovely dining experience. The server worked with us to craft a perfect meal of caprese, pasta, and fish with a perfectly matched wine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/7/2014Best restaurant in DC! Food was amazing and service just perfect!Special Features:
- Overly expensive for what you getRespondrVIPDined on 6/7/2014Main course = very small portion and way overpriced considering the quality and quantity. The food was good, but not extraordinary in relation to other restaurants with similar overhead costs and location. Nice ambiance and the service was great. Food though was average.Special Features:
- Fabulous!WineNDineVIPDined on 6/7/2014We reserved the chef's table for an anniversary celebration and every one of the eight courses was phenomenal. Whether it was the lobster ravioli, the antelope pappardelle or the lamb chop, Chef Massimo's creativity and love of food was evident. In addition to the incredible meal, the service was top notch and the ambiance was very comforting. If you want an unforgettable Italian experience in DC, Tosca is the place to go!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sophisticated EleganceCCentralDined on 6/4/2014I was very delighted in having such an elegant dining experience prior to going to the theatre. A lot of pre-theatre meals feel rushed but not at Tosca. The menu selections were exceptional and were a gourmand's paradise. The staff were very attentive and worked well with each other in making sure that each detail was meticulously taken care of. I am eagerly anticipating another evening there. Valet parking was was an ease and very reasonably priced. You can't go wrong with choosing Tosca for an evening out and for any reason from business, special occasion, pre-theatre or romance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gourmet Italian!Karamelized1Dined on 6/3/2014A superb restaurant for non-red sauce Italian cuisine, delicately prepared, excellently plated, skillfully served. Warm, friendly servers; outstanding wine list. It is our goto restaurant every time we are in D.C. The chefs, executive chef Massimo and sous chef Riccardo, are creative and skilled. The owner, Paolo, is attentive and caring. The maître, Tommaso, oversees everything to make sure it all goes smoothly for the guests. The servers, Pavel and Milton, are friendly and remember their customers. We can't speak too highly of Tosca, ordinary praise does not do it justice!Special Features:
- Superb as always!Karamelized1Dined on 5/30/2014The emphasis is on classic Italian, not Italo-American, no heavy tomatoe sauces. A wonderfully manageable menu of well prepared dishes using seasonal goodies, fresh fish and fresh veggies. Ideal for foodies like us. An outstanding selection of wines with a good range of prices to suit any pocket and pallette. The service is exceptional, the maitre (Tommaso) makes sure everything is running smoothly with no glitches. Portions are very generous, not the recent pseudo-Asian bite sized portions; desserts are super. WunderChef Massimo was unavailable at this visit since he was home with his wife and brand new baby Lorenzo, but the kitchen did him proud!Special Features:


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The Giants have been making Kyle Lohse work in Game 33 -- they've worked out four walks in the first four innings, and they've forced him to throw 80 pitches. It doesn't make a difference if they don't do anything with the runners, though, and for the fourth consecutive inning, the Giants left runners on base. They've left six on base so far.
The inning started with a Brandon Belt grounder, but Gregor Blanco worked out a nine-pitch walk. Brandon Crawford followed with a single to center, with Blanco taking third.
With one out and a runner at third, manager Bruce Bochy elected to have pitcher Matt Cain bunt. After a few aborted attempts, Cain moved the runner to second, leaving it up to Angel Pagan, who flew out to center.
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The Century is a fine ship. I found the decor tasteful yet not boring (although not as "fun" as a Carnival ship would be). This ship is similar in size to the other ships that sail short itineraries out of Miami (in the 70k ton range) yet has a smaller passenger capacity. On our cruise, it was not sailing at near capacity either which means that there was never a crowd anywhere. The public areas seem to be larger than they need to be and often felt sparsely occupied (including the theater for shows). The three most popular areas (Martini Bar, Michael's Club, and Casino) were the most crowded and happen to be the smallest areas for what they are.
Even though this cruise was heavily discounted, that did not seem to change the typical Celebrity demographic. It was a much more mature group of travelers than what would be expected on a Carnival or Royal short cruise.
As far as service, I found the staff and crew to be exceptionally friendly. I do not recall a single time I walked past a crew member anywhere on the ship and was not greeted with a hello or a smile. Even in the service areas, they were all very friendly. However, that does not mean service was top notch. Bar waiter service in the pool area was slow as was service in open seating lunch in the Grand Restaurant. I also found some flaws in the buffet, like not having the meat for the meat carving station ready when the buffet line opened which caused a backup as people waited, or not having enough help behind the waffle station at breakfast. Also, ice cream was advertised to be available until 11PM, but they often ran out before then. Small issues of course, but when a cruise line touts itself as premium, the attention to details are what should set it apart.
The layout of the buffet is excellent. Lots of options and plenty of seating. Quality overall was good as well. I also enjoyed sushi in the buffet before dinner. Dinner in the Grand Restaurant was also good. I was disappointed that no lobster or filet was served at dinner. This was only available in the Murano specialty restaurant which I did not try. Overall, I would say the food options were very good, overall quality good, but no better than several Carnival cruises I took or the last cruise on the Majesty.
One thing I enjoyed were the cushions on the pool chairs, very comfy.
The Century rates very high in my book with live music choices. Lots of different types of music and all the musicians and singers were very enjoyable to listen to, no skimping here (like on Carnival). One thing that was peculiar, with so many live musicians and an orchestra on board, the use of pre recorded music for the stage shows was cheesy. This is an area where the Century disappoints (if you like that kind of thing).
Overall, I enjoyed my cruise aboard the Century. There was nothing particular that I experienced that diminished my cruise experience, yet nothing that stood out that would make me instantly loyal to Celebrity either. I would say do not be hesitant to book a cruise on the Century because of her age or size, as the refresh in 2006 more than modernized her, and this size of ship in my opinion is almost perfect. It large enough to feel like one is sailing on a large cruise ship, but small enough to be easy to navigate and not have large crowds. She also has a fine crew and good (if not fantastic) food and entertainment.


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Banksy who? Mayoral candidate Bill de Blasio told reporters he doesn't know who art superstar Banksy is. When a reporter asked him if he thought Banksy's graffiti pieces should be removed, de Blasio answered, "Say again?" and then "I don't know who that is." When the reporter tried again, de Blasio repeated, "I don't know the artist."
In contrast, Bloomberg seemed to disparage Banksy's art on Wednesday when he said, "You running up to somebody's property or public property and defacing is not my definition of art. Or, it may be art but it should not be permitted." Bloomberg is an avid art collector whose private collection include works by Andy Warhol and Jasper Johns, according to ARTINFO.
Republican mayoral candidate Joe Lhota weighed in and sided with Bloomberg. "Defacing property should never be considered art," he told reporters in Far Rockaway. "You want to do art work, you can do it, you can find a place to do it, instead of taking someone's property and defacing it. Using someone's private property, or even if it's a public building, and using it as a canvas is never the right thing to do."
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On March 1, 2013 at approximately 2230 hours, San Juan County Sheriff's deputies were conducting a walk-through of the parking lot for Sunray Park and Casino (Farmington, NM). During the walk-through they observed a male and female seated in a Ford Escape.
Deputies observed the male attempt to hide something from their view as they walked past the vehicle. Deputies made contact with the driver of the vehicle, later identified as Jose Velasquez (age 25 of Farmington, NM). Upon contact with Velasquez, deputies observed indicators that Velasquez was under the influence. Deputies requested Velasquez exit the vehicle.
Rather than exiting the vehicle, Velasquez placed the vehicle into drive and accelerated in an attempt to flee the area. One of the Deputies (Deputy Justin Rieker) tried to prevent Velasquez from fleeing by forcing the vehicle gear shift into park. During the initial incident Deputy Rieker was thrown from the vehicle at which time his hand was run-over and his head struck the pavement.
A pursuit was initiated with the fleeing vehicle. The pursuit continued south on County Road 5510 towards the Reservation line. During the pursuit one of the San Juan County (SJC) Sheriff's Office vehicles lost control, causing the unit to leave the roadway, and crash into an embankment on County Road 5500. (The Deputy driving that vehicle, Deputy Andrew Gilbert, was not injured in the incident.)
After a lengthy pursuit the suspect vehicle lost control and came to a stop at the intersection of County Road 7125 and County Road 7260. The driver of the vehicle, Velasquez, fled the area on foot. A search of the area was conducted and Velazquez was taken into custody a short distance from the vehicle.
Following the arrest, Deputies conducted an inventory of the vehicle and located two firearms. A criminal history inquiry showed Velasquez to be a felon. Velasquez was booked at the San Juan County Detention Center on the charges listed below. The passenger of the vehicle, Amy Oros (age 22 of Farmington, NM), was also taken into custody and booked at the SJC Detention Center for obstructing deputies while they were attempting to take Velasquez into custody.
Deputy Rieker was treated at San Juan Regional Medical Center for minor injuries and released. The pursuit included deputies from the San Juan County Sheriff's Office, the SJC Sheriff's Office helicopter, Bloomfield Police Department K-9 and Navajo Police Department Crownpoint District Officers.
Velasquez was charged with: Aggravated Battery on a Peace Officer, Aggravated Fleeing a Law Enforcement Officer, Aggravated DWI, Felon in Possession of a Firearm and Negligent use of a deadly weapon.
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Posted on 17 July 2013 by Fr. John Zuhlsdorf
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Diary of a Madman in my opinion is the greatest masterwork of music in the 20th century. Many love "Blizzard" better because it has the popular "Crazy Train," but no other rock 'n' roll album has had more musical thought put into it than "Diary of a Madman." "Blizzard of Oz" was a great album but this album showed where Randy's style was going. The orchestration on this ablum is phenominal. The different layers of guitar work and Randy's knowledge of the entire Guitar (fretboard, knobs and switches) is shown on this album. Ozzy's vocals like on Blizzard are the best of his solo career. The lyrics are well thought out and poetic. And Besides this album jams more than anything else ever put on vinyl or CD.
Randy showed a control over his guitar and amplifier and all the features and possible notes, noises and feedbacks on this album that surpass even Hendrix. And it all is very musically sound and classically inspired. No other guitarists work has as much feeling and originality to it than Randy Rhoads. Even a blues man I knew said "that boy's got soul." One review I read called this album dull in comparison to "Blizzard." That's a joke. Randy is harder and more raw on this album. While many guitarists have tried to be classical, most end up unoriginal, or boring or lacking a soul a spirit to their music. Who wants to sound exactly like Bach. There are many technically proficiant players out there. Some may even be better players but Randy blows them all away because he doesn't just play good, he sounds great.
Highlights: the solo on "Over the Mountain" , all of the guitar work on "You Can't Kill Rock n Roll". On this track Randy shows a knowledge of all the different voices a guitar can have.
"Believer" is a great song. Dissonant with an ostinato bass line openning it up, there is much to do with classical inspiration in this song. "Tonight" — a ballad with soul. It has a strong bass line with many different layers including piano, guitar volume swells and the ending solo is perhaps Randy's best solo work– an emotion stirring solo that uses a knowledge of the entire electric guitar and possible noises that can be produced. SATO starts with a mystical classical feel and drives into a hard fast jammer. The last song on the album "Diary of a Madman" in my opinion is the greatest composition of modern music. Completely classically inspired it showed Randy's complete depth as a classical composer. The openning arpegiated chords are disonant and complex in nature. They are played with a rubato feel. This leads into a fast extemely hard driving theme very complex in rhythm. Alternating 9/8 and 3+3+2/8. The 1st verse is in 7/4 time. The main theme is actually developed. A classical concept. The time signature in this song actually changes dozens of times. The bridge is in 4/4 time and builds to an explosion and the ending returns to the main theme this time done by a guitar and an exorcist like chorus. "Enemies fill up the pages are they me. Monday til Sunday in stages, Set Me free."
If you don't understand what I've said here. Don't worry. I love this album the most because it jams.
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Limited Edition Japanese pressing of this album comes housed in a miniature LP sleeve. 2007.The second album of Ozzy Osbourne's solo career, Diary of a Madman was his last to feature the talents of guitarist Randy Rhodes, who died in a plane crash soon after the disc's release. While it's not as furious as his first solo album Blizzard of Oz, it still captures Ozzy's maniacal glory. Highlights include "Over the Mountain" and the kinetic "Flying High Again," which benefit as much from Rhodes's blistering musicianship as from Ozzy's heavy, melodic songwriting. Some of the disc is burdened with overly sappy passages and obligatory ballads, but overall, Diary of a Madman is required listening for the well-heeled metalhead. –Jon Wiederhorn
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Diary of a Madman in my opinion is the greatest masterwork of music in the 20th century. Many love "Blizzard" better because it has the popular "Crazy Train," but no other rock 'n' roll album has had more musical thought put into it than "Diary of a Madman." "Blizzard of Oz" was a great album but this album showed where Randy's style was going. The orchestration on this ablum is phenominal. The different layers of guitar work and Randy's knowledge of the entire Guitar (fretboard, knobs and switches) is shown on this album. Ozzy's vocals like on Blizzard are the best of his solo career. The lyrics are well thought out and poetic. And Besides this album jams more than anything else ever put on vinyl or CD.
Diary of a Madman is without a doubt Rany Rhoads' masterpiece album. It showcases his amazingly influential style of playing by combining elements of classical guitar with heavy metal. If your expecting Diary of a Madman to sound like Blizzard of Ozz, throw all of you expectations out the window cause it doesn't. The opening rocker Over the Mountain is one of Ozzy's greatest songs of all time and features on of the best Randy solos of all time. The next song is the fan favorite Flying High Again. You Can't Kill Rock and Roll is somewhat of a mellow song until it kicks in about half way through it. The album is filled with long songs. Believer has some sort of a darkness to it. It's heavy but melodic. Little Dolls and S.A.T.O. are both rockers and feature amazing guitar work by Randy Rhoads. The power ballad Tonight is another high point of the album. The true masterpiece on the album without a doubt is the epic title track. This song is absolutely amazing. It starts off with Randy playing a beautiful classic guitar piece. Then the song kicks into one of the coolest metal guitar riffs of all time. The song then slows down when Ozzy statrts to sing. Throughout the song it just keeps getting heavy then slows. I can't even describe it. This is an album that everyone must own, especially guitar players. This album is truly amazing and you won't regret buying it.
* Osbourne album remix prompts class action:
- After bassist Bob Daisley and drummer Lee Kerslake filed lawsuits demanding royalties over their performances in two Ozzy Osbourne albums, "Blizzard of Ozz" and "Diary of a Madman", recording executives remastered the albums to strip out their performances and replace them with performances by Robert Trujillo and Mike Bordin for the 2002 reissue. Now Illinois fan Anthony Wester has sued Sony Entertainment and Epic Records, saying he felt misled and cheated to learn of the substitution, and his lawyer wants class-action status for the suit. (Steve Patterson, "'Remastered' Osbourne albums a snow job, fan's suit charges", Chicago Sun-Times, Feb. 21; "Bassist, drummer cut from Ozzy album remixes, fan sues", AP/AZCentral.com, Feb. 23). -
This doesn't appear to be the 2002 remaster, but let it be known again that "business ethics" is a contradiction in terms. Never underestimate the hidden powers that be.
When I got this cd, I didn't have enough money to get the new version, luckily! I listened to the new re – recorded version, and this cd is so much better its not even funny. GET THIS ONE!.
This album was originally released in 1982, and is sadly the last album with Randy Rhoads in it. This album has great guitar solo's, lyrics, drums, and bass work in it.
ok so now lets look at the cd.
Printing, good glossed over paper for protecting the cd, It has original album art, lyrics, and some pictures. And the song listing. 5/5.
Technical – Just in this special case, it has not been tampered with so were going to go with 10/5
Songwise now.
Over the Mountain – One of Ozzy's greatest songs, and one of my favorites, maybe the best song on the cd, its a great opening for this cd. It has a spookifying guitar riff, and an amazing solo. Drums and bass work good, and Ozzy's voice is great on this song. 5/5
Flying High Again – Great Guitar work, Great solo, funny lyrics, and Good musicianship – 5/5
You Can't Kill Rock and Roll – A balled like song, about Ozzy's true love – Rock and Roll, its a good song, with good lyrics and guitar work. 5/5
Believer – An astonishing work of art by Ozzy, great lyrics, and Guitar work like usual. 5/5
Little Dolls – Great Lyrics, Great Guitar work, and just a great song. 5/5
Tonight – A rock balled like song, its very good, good lyrics, and guitar work, however like every cd has one, its the weakest song on the album, but its still a great great song. 4/5
S.A.T.O. – A Dramatic song, with some of the greatest guitar work ever, and Ozzy's Voice shines on it. 5/5
Diary Of A Madman – Some of the greatest guitar work, and spooky lyrics – Kudos to RANDY RHOADS ON THIS ALBUM!!!.
Overall Rating 5/5. This and Blizzard of Ozz, are the greatest Ozzy cd's. I love the others, but these just are.
This is, perhaps, the second best Ozzy album musically, but the late remaster is HORRIBLE! Buy a used copy of the remaster with the little bitty album cover on the front. The later copy has redone bass and drum parts and isn't worth listening to, much less paying money to listen to it.That said, enjoy Randy Rhoads, great bass and drums and Ozzy in his prime.


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I have learned that the word virtual have opposite meanings in itself, but I do not think they are different and opposite.
1. very nearly a particular thing:
2. made, done, seen etc on the Internet or on a computer, rather than in the real world:
In the end, they originated from the same logic. What do you native English speakers think? And which sentence is natural and correct?
The word virtual have opposite meanings in itself.
The word virtual have opposite meanings in it.
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