Oh certainly, I agree. Warning, I think the only Sabbath cover tune, is THE ultimate example of Tony's blues prowess and his improvisational skills. Heart Like A Wheel is seldom heard because it was post-Ozzie and -Dio, there fore not that popular , but still a great blues piece. But I agree; 'twas Warning that showed me that side of Tony. . . one o' my greatest influences. . .
I'm learning Warning on guitar for two weeks and this is impossible:-D . Yes, hearth like a wheel is also great, whole "Seventh star" album is great, Glen is great singer,also good bassist, but i prefer Geezer.
True that . .always looked a Sab as the interplay 'tween Tony and Geezer; I know it's not a popular sentiment but I never really cared for Ozzie.
The difficult thing about learning any Sabbath song is that Tony always, 'cuzza his finger, tuned down a step or two.
I do Warning in the key of D; that way, when you do that step up for the middle part, you're in E for all the inprov. then float back down to D when you go back into the song proper. That was the first Sab song I learned,
The important thing to keep in mind about the whole "tips" thing is not the technical side of his playing so much, but the fact that he had to tune is guitar down to play with them. That is where the real dark, heavy sound came from.
The bottom line on the "tips"is this - for Tony, they're real, not a gimmick. For anyone else, they would be, natch.
Unless they want to play "Hey, I'll try that too!" - which is too warped to even think about. And then there are the "I'll go one step further" guys...
do you think its possible iommi probably gets a good portion of his tone from his plastic fingertips now metal i believe or before were metal i dunno but they could act as if they were a slide right ? just thinking that
tony and bill never played in the rest ozzy and geezer played in the rest while tony and bill played in mythology thanx 4 posting the vid tony is unbelievable isnt he
@avs002 did you know that tony used the tip of a fairy liquid bottle on his finger. that's why his solo's lasted 10 times longer than conventional solos.
Amazing!
frankktillery82 1 year ago
AMAZING! I never knew this was available! thanx for the uploads!
yarekhunt 1 year ago
. . Tony is always masterful with blues . .Check out "Heart Like a Wheel" from the 7th Star. . .
GregERobertson 2 years ago
I think, that better example is "The Warning" from the Black sabbath album..
loldacz 2 years ago
Oh certainly, I agree. Warning, I think the only Sabbath cover tune, is THE ultimate example of Tony's blues prowess and his improvisational skills. Heart Like A Wheel is seldom heard because it was post-Ozzie and -Dio, there fore not that popular , but still a great blues piece. But I agree; 'twas Warning that showed me that side of Tony. . . one o' my greatest influences. . .
GregERobertson 2 years ago
I'm learning Warning on guitar for two weeks and this is impossible:-D . Yes, hearth like a wheel is also great, whole "Seventh star" album is great, Glen is great singer,also good bassist, but i prefer Geezer.
loldacz 2 years ago
True that . .always looked a Sab as the interplay 'tween Tony and Geezer; I know it's not a popular sentiment but I never really cared for Ozzie.
The difficult thing about learning any Sabbath song is that Tony always, 'cuzza his finger, tuned down a step or two.
I do Warning in the key of D; that way, when you do that step up for the middle part, you're in E for all the inprov. then float back down to D when you go back into the song proper. That was the first Sab song I learned,
GregERobertson 2 years ago
yeah, that's the one, I couldn't remember the name, Just filthy. This is incredible
sk8ncre8 2 years ago
The important thing to keep in mind about the whole "tips" thing is not the technical side of his playing so much, but the fact that he had to tune is guitar down to play with them. That is where the real dark, heavy sound came from.
deskducker 2 years ago
The bottom line on the "tips"is this - for Tony, they're real, not a gimmick. For anyone else, they would be, natch.
Unless they want to play "Hey, I'll try that too!" - which is too warped to even think about. And then there are the "I'll go one step further" guys...
avs002 2 years ago
do you think its possible iommi probably gets a good portion of his tone from his plastic fingertips now metal i believe or before were metal i dunno but they could act as if they were a slide right ? just thinking that
Terrible1 2 years ago
@Terrible1 Yeah he talked about how his tone kinda changed after he started playing with the tips on his fingers.
TheMetalWarrior1993 6 days ago
Good stuff, thanks man.
OscarBubb 3 years ago
Wow
Tony Iommi has ever been the king of riffs.
Helmut63 3 years ago
Amazing
Crimprawn 3 years ago
NOW, if only someone would sell synthetic little finger extensions - I'd be in like a flash!
avs002 3 years ago
tony and bill never played in the rest ozzy and geezer played in the rest while tony and bill played in mythology thanx 4 posting the vid tony is unbelievable isnt he
ZROCK30 2 years ago
Actually Ozzy and Geezer were in a band called The Rare Breed.
moparcrazy 2 years ago
@avs002 did you know that tony used the tip of a fairy liquid bottle on his finger. that's why his solo's lasted 10 times longer than conventional solos.
sararobinson 1 year ago
cool,I like 'room with a view' the best.
toecutterr6 3 years ago
loeny? check me out!
20.F here 2B
30the3550 3 years ago
lucidity helps, you know...
avs002 3 years ago
If you're keen for the whole concert, it's already up here on YouTube (I didn't know that when I made this).
avs002 3 years ago