mp3 files from SS Records vinyl release

• Android Love
• Organic Gardening
• Child of the Reich
• Old Fart From Arcturus
• Air On Venus
• Faunamania
• I'm So Stupid
• Baby I Cried
• Wall
• Big Body Build
• Geometry
• Beach Girls
• Scattered Values
• Here Lies a Fool
• Monsieur Le Bazoo
• I Love a Tank
• Strange Stains
• It Just Won't Work
• Terror In The Streets
• The Way of All Flesh
• Cookies Rundgren
• The Ballad of Jack Ruby
• Kung Fu Karate Man

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mp3 files from Ozzie singles and EP

• Android Love
• Organic Gardening
• I'm So Stupid
• Baby I Cried
• Geometry
• Mars Needs Women
• Wall
• Big Body Build
• Cabin Factory

mp3 files from the live recordings of Mike Forbes

• Angel in Tights
• Bang Bang
• Cabin Factory
• Clean Crystals
• Dead Man's Curve
• Everybody's Always Talking
• I'm So Stupid
• Baby I Cried
• Marlene
• No Returns No Exchanges
• Queen of Outer Spae
• Wrath of the Medusa
• Robot City
• Rockin Me Down
• Sprouts and Corn
• Strange Stains
• Terror in the Streets
• Too Much To Dream
• The Way of All Flesh
• Your Love is Like a Gas Chamber

mp3 files from the live recordings of Bob Hakim

• Fourth of July
• All Hallows Eve
• At Night
• Back Seat Driver
• Big Nothing
• Black Hole
• Your Bloodshot Eyes
• Cookies Crumble
• Daughter of the Neon Night
• Dog Track
• Ducks In The Dungeon
• Gang Time
• Ground Zero
• It's (the 3 Minute Egg)
• The Last Rock and Roll
• Love Is Hard
• Mars Bar v01
• Mars Bar v019
• Mars Needs Women
• Mental Midget
• Needle Row
• Oktoberfest
• Seventh Sense
• Smile for Auntie
• Soviet Shoes
• Starship Trooper
• Tumbril
• Twist Away
• Weasel Gas Rag
• Whole Damn Show
• Your Best Friend's Shoulder

mp3 files from the Ozzie/Reds, Whites and Blues Copyright Tape
1974 Acoustic

• Cookies Crumble
• Android Love
• Kung Fu Karate Man
• Whole Damn Show
• Mars Bar
• Can't Be Sleazy
• The Last Rock and Roll
• Starship Trooper
• Turn Away
• Movie in the Sand
• Glory Road
• Love is Hard
• Phantasmagorical Visions
• Sprouts and Corn
• In The Way of Being a Farewell

This site serves as the historical archive for the proto art/punk rock band, Ozzie, who flourished in Northern California during the mid 1970's and Southern California in the early 1980's. Distinctly original, fiercely inventive, defying convention and expectation alike, their work continues to inspire and influence.