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Ozzy Osbourne’s “Blizzard of Ozz” sells 3,500 copies in one week, up 56%, and hits four Billboard charts after his death. Ozzy Osbourne, portrait, London , United Kingdom, 1991. (Photo by Martyn Goodacre/Getty Images) Getty Images It’s been almost a month since Ozzy Osbourne passed away at the age of 76. The rock legend died just a few weeks after mounting his final performance — something that the world was aware of at the time, as it was marketed as both his last stage show and the last time Black Sabbath would perform together under its original lineup. What wasn’t known at the time was that Osbourne would sadly die just days later. In the weeks following the tragedy, the catalogs of the solo powerhouse and Black Sabbath have moved huge quantities of units and invaded charts all around the world, as is the case whenever such a spike occurs following a major event. Most songs and albums are on the downswing, but Osbourne manages something unexpected this week in America. Blizzard of Ozz Debuts on Multiple Billboard Charts Blizzard of Ozz, Osbourne’s debut solo album, launches on two Billboard tallies in the U.S. The set had previously not been one of the greatest gainers in the singer-songwriter’s catalog following his passing, but suddenly, it’s become a top performer in America. Blizzard of Ozz launches at No. 11 on the Top Hard Rock Albums chart and No. 30 on the Top Rock & Alternative Albums list. Ozzy Osbourne’s Tenth Charting Album Posthumously, Osbourne reaches a special milestone on the Top Hard Rock Albums list. Blizzard of Ozz marks his milestone tenth appearance on the ranking, not including his work with Black Sabbath. He’s now up to eight wins on the ranking of the most consumed rock and alternative titles, which…

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