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Next, the narrative shifts to the late Ozzy Osbourne, legendary for his notorious antics. Reports of Ozzy biting the head off a bat on stage, snorting ants in a drunken contest, and even attempting to choke his wife Sharon at a family gathering are highlighted, emphasizing the chaotic excesses of rock star fever in the 1970s. The description underscores the decadence—limousines, groupies, cocaine, and wild parties—painting a vivid picture of rock-and-roll’s darkest days.
The speaker personally prefers Alice Cooper's antics—biting off a chicken’s head—preferring “less chance of getting CO” (carbon monoxide, or perhaps a jokey reference to health hazards). The nostalgic tone underscores a fascination with the outrageous, irreverent days of music icons.