A definitive statement from the 1980s music scene has been altered to the point of being a "new" and vastly inferior.Then embroiled in litigation over royalty payments that pitted bassist Bob Daisley and drummer Lee Kerslake against Ozzy Osbourne, the 2002 reissue replaced the performances of the pair with bassist Robert Trujillo and drummer Mike Bordin. The "new" album muddles the rhythm section to the point of making such incredible tracks like Crazy Train. Mr. Crowley and Goodbye to Romance sound like a medicre cover band at the corner bar on a slow Wednesday night.New fans may never hear the real music, since the original masters have been removed from the marketplace and replaced for all the wrong reasons. That an artist attempts to rewrite history is disturbing...that it cheapens what was a classic hard rock release is disgusting.