@kneelandpray1 But, looking at your profile, I can see you are a Deep Purple fanatic, so it doesn't really matter if I'm right or wrong, it's pointless to tell you because you'll go on blindly believing Deep Purple were first.
Not saying Sabbath were better, but they were definitely first.
@Malikarcanum Hi bro, you are right, Black Sabbath is created 3 months before, but I invite you to listen some songs of D.P. of the period 68/69. Cordially...Hard Rock On !
Holy shit this was from 19fucking70. my dad was born on 69. i was born on 95. and holy fuck i'm listening to this amazing music. fuck i just can't believe it.
zep & sabs...stop!!..thank god for their music.....i'll make the final compare if i dare!!....................zep, basiclly top music men w/ page& jones as acomplished sessions...zep created something unique,...that bands of later could not duplicate well..they inspired.. but you couldnt out do them.........sabs just brought back rock n roll to a street level in the beggining..like the stones..it was raw..easy and it rocked.....zep had their chance at a reunion...sabs are in the talks now...
@shootonface Actually, it's funny that you say that. Zeppelin was, indeed, very vitruoso all of the members at what they did but all the members of Black Sabbath were HUGE Jazz fans, which you can hear in this song. Zeppelin, skill wise, was better. But Sabbath was so raw... So metal... In my opinion Sabbath was the first TRUE metal. Zeppelin could be really heavy, but they could do anything... really... heh. Sabbath is the fucking BEST at what they do. Zep is the fucking BEST at what they do.
Its always a debate about Led Zeppelin vs. Sabbath. Each have similarities and differences in their sounds that make them so enjoyable. Who cares who were heavier they both fucking rock. If you play an instrument, you know how it feels playing songs you love and appreciating their creator for the musicianship.
Shut up!!! BOTH Bands are great: Zeppelin and Sabath. They are Heavy and Powerfull...along with Deep Purple...Talent and music, ugly looking guys with long hair performing some manly, insane Rock and Roll.
Repeats the Chill line or no...this rocks. Ozzy sounds great live. Bill Ward Works the small drum kit fabulously, (as he does in all the early videos- see fairies wear boots 1970), Geezer is superb and Iomi, like always, brings up the rear (in spite of his firing Ozzy he was always the weak link). But they are great!
"LSD is great until it isn't. One minute, you're running down Miami Beach with a foam finger on your head, the next you're sticking a gun in your best friend's face. it's going to bite you on the balls.".. -Ozzy Osbourne
hahaha Ozzy queued in on the "numbs from head to toe, icy sun with frosty glow" bit twice, but being as tight as they were, they accomodated in perfectly...it sucks that you can hardly hear Geezer because of the poor recording quality, cant help that its old footage
@Doommetalsludge you're right in that black sabbath is heavier than led Zeppelin but how can you judge whether they were more original? Led Zeppelin was doing extremely original stuff right from the beginning in more styles than black sabbath. Also even though black sabbath has had more influence in hard rock I think that led Zeppelin was more influential in other styles of music. However since you can't judge any of this exactly it's just your opinion on who you like more that really matters.
What pisses me off more is when people miss use the brand rock with pop bands because when you talk about Hard Rock land marks like Zeppelin or Sabbath people end up referring them as metal bands..
Frickin Geezer man ... Most under rated bass guitarist. All of them ... so excellent. My life was blessed if only because I got to see them live 2x in the 70's and then again in the 90's. I remember when I bought this album. HOOKED instantly.
led zeppelin wasnt metal??? dazed & confused,communication breakdown,immigrant song,whole lotta love,heartbreaker,achilles last stand,kashmir,the rover,the wanton song,in the light....many other zeppelin songs....i remember watching an interview with ozzy and he said that the 1st time he heard led zeppelin his jaw hit the floor. its all a matter of opinion
@Mr1979longhorn Led Zeppelin will never be Heavy Metal. Yes, at a certain time they were the heaviest band on earth and indeed the Sab's were impressed. However, Sabbath's first EP redefined Heavy and Zeppelin never claimed that mantle again. Sure, Zeppelin is a generally more accepted band, but in terms of originality, heavyness, and influence, Sabbath gets the win. You may like Led Zeppelin more which is a perfectly valid opinion, but the fact remains, Sabbath is 10x heavier.
@DoomMetalSludge exactly. i listen to alot of death metal,black metal,little thrash. sabbath is still up there with Death. Death and Sabbath are legendary bands i love me both. zep is a rock band so they arent that heavy
@Smackenzieth Ever heard Sab when they were 'Earth' ? Songs like 'Evil Woman' ? They were a standard band that morphed into something totally unique - Geezers lyrics set them apart as much as anything else. All had outstanding contributions - just saying that the lyrics were so different from the standard 'she don't love me no more' stuff. Zep went off into the realm of magic/elves and the like too but nuthin' sounds like Sabbath. I have to be in a different mood to listen to Zep.
@mlmr11 While I do agree with that statement, Sabbath took the Cream "Heavy" sound and made it there own, using minor keys and darker lyrics as well as heavier amp tones and louder drums.
@DoomMetalSludge Oh believe me I'm not saying that is a bad thing at all. I love Cream . It's only the first one and Paranoid that are Cream extensions.
That's right DoomMetalSludge, Sab's music is much more heavier than Zep's. Hell, I'd stack much of the earlier Iron Butterfly's sound up against Zep's in a battle of the massive heaviness genre.
@eskerton Sabbath influenced metal artists. Zeppelin also along with pretty much every other kind of music featuring a guitar. I'll always love Sabbath, but to say they're more influential than Zeppelin when Zepps probably the most influential band right next to the Beatles.
@Mr1979longhorn Do you really think Sabbath woulda sounded the same without hearing Zeppelin?? That's right. NO WAY! Upon hearing it they knew they had to raise the bar. And while Sabath festered on their newfound sound, Zeppelin went on to create music in a variety of genres. If Bonham lived, they probably would've lasted forever due to their limitless talents where as with Sabath, they couldn't come up with anything new with the line up that they went to DIO for help and ditched Ozzy!
fuck, the music speaks to me AND I FUCKING SIT AND LISTEN LIKE A QUIET LEAF AND I OBSORD THE VIBRATIONS AND CREATE NOURISHMENT FROM THE SOUND WAVES. SONICSYNTHESIS 101 BRING YOUR FRIENDS LETS HAVE SOME FUN MOTHERFUCKERS LETS SMOKE A HYPERCUBE JOINT
I'VE GOT AN OUNCE AND I WANT TO LIGHT MY OWN FIREEEEEEEEE
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I love it how noone seems to hail them... they didn't know they had future legends in front of them, what's more in their best years. And now I'm in Paris 40 years later, I'll never see such a thing :'(
How is this simply "rock"? Much considered metal is ineffably less heavy than Black Sabbath. For example, Stratovarius and Trivium. Generic thrash with no memorable riffs is wimpier than new age, very tinny sounding. If you do not consider Black Sabbath metal, then you would have a difficult time claiming Electric Wizard are metal, as they are so similar, but the latter is considered by many to be the heaviest band ever. Of course, "heavy" and what is "metal" are just matters of opinion.
heeey,´duude^^ Your awesum man AWEZUM !! Im moore into Pink Floyd and red hot chili peppers and such.
Im just here to listen and learn some songs from different types of music, as I am a guitar player. Although it has nothing to do with anything I fucking hate The jOnas Brothers. so How bout you?
I have never heard the Jonas Brothers, only heard of them. I abhor the generic Finnish pop metal so prevalent here, as well as Nightwish. If you enjoy psychedelic stuff, and bluesy, Sabbath-esque metal, try Witchcraft from Uppsala. No good heavy psychedelic bands from here in Finland.
How is that relevant? Of course there are many "dark", non-metal musicians, but metal must have darkness, just like death rock must. Johnny Cash did not need to be dark, and it would be difficult to argue that his music with June Carter was dark at all. Metal was dark at its start, as Black Sabbath evoked dark atmospheres, though they later reverted to rock with sporadic metal moments. As the music was dark when it started to be called heavy metal, heavy metal must be dark, to varying degrees.
ok. how about you elaborate better than just explaining that it is "dark"..... what other aspects of "metal" make it "Metal".... just curious.. i never was much of a genre Nazi.
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That makes it far more complicated. lol Honestly, in real life I do not even use the term "metal", but listen to "extreme" music. That vague term includes all that pushes the boundaries of conventionality, whilst averting these fatuous genre discussions. I was just commenting on what I perceive it to be, but I hate that label, as "metal" is too diverse to fit under two words. "Metal", I think, must have darkness & relative heaviness, but anything more specific is impossible to identify.
I saw black Sabbath twice in their heyday. Between my brother and myself, we owned all their early albums and played them to dust. I loved Ozzy, Iomi. As a wannabe bass player, I listened to Geezer a lot. To me, Bill Ward was just another part of a great band. But as I watch these old films on Youtube, I realize Bill Ward was a beast. A seven headed, fire breathing dragon of a drummer. He's the spark that set this band on fire. Without Ward's energy level, Sabbath loses their frightening power
One thing about Sabbath is that when they hook up with Ozzie, they STILL play their music with the same kind of intensity that they did back in the day. I don't know if anyone saw Van Halen in 07', but I thought that there was just something missing. DLR to me just went through the motions. The music was good, but it wasn't the hard driving VH that he said it would be in the pre-tour announcement. They also finished with "Jump", which I thought was also kind of umm..GAY!
I think the best material Sabbath put out, was on their 1st 2 albums. I think Blizzard/Diary are unbelievably good, and Rhandy Rhodes was incredible. Revelation Mother Earth. I saw Ozzy in 1984 in Long Beach, and again, with Metalica, in 1986. Unfortunately I barely remember the 86' show!
LZ were a band of virtuosos, but that does not make them better. Page did not write many riffs that are memorable, even though more people are familiar with LZ. Sabbath evoked feelings that LZ never touched on. Sabbath's music was based on dark street sentiment, while Zeppelin was based on post-hippie mysticism, so they are totally different. Zeppelin is not metal because they lacked darkness, whilst Sabbath is metal because they had it. Early-Sabbath was the best metal ever. Timeless!
At 8yrs old, I bought toys in the attic used, (1976) for $3, and have been into rock n roll (mostly 70's era), ever since. I became a hard core Zep fan in the very early 80's. Some of Zep's stuff IS quite dark, they just don't have what I would call the "metal sound", like Sabbath, Maiden, Metalica etc. Unlike many bands, all 4 mem in both bands are gifted, with Ozzie probably being the weakest link, though he makes up for it. Zep reinvented, with every album, while Sabbath is more an ACDC IMO
that is because Zeppelin had the funkiest white man in the world as a bass /keyboardist .Jones and Geezer are my favorite musicians , but they are not at all similar , nor are their bands .
27. Metal requires an element of darkness, because otherwise it becomes 80's glam--which is not metal. Even Skid Row are more metal than LZ, due to the fact that "Slave to the Grind", their definitive album, has some dark moments. LZ never did anything dark musically, as they were too post-hippie for that.
Perhaps if I subscribed to psychology I would agree with you, but I do not. What did LZ release that was dark? Skid row at least had the "Slave to the Grind", "Mudkicker", and "Quicksand Jesus" songs, which are all dark, albeit to varying degrees.
Yeah, there is no point. Besides, what is dark? To me it may be something different from what you think, so it is futile. It is just a matter of opinion.
@drubermensch Dazed and Confused, In The Evening, Those songs alone blow away anything Skid mark put out. Being dark doesn't make you metal. If it does then is Johnny Cash a metal act?
i hate this 'I know metal than anyone else in the world attitude'. and btw if metal requires an element of darkness, how do you explain Helloween's music?
Okay, if you do not comprehend what "dark moments" are, you probably are having difficulty reading this. Black metal is based almost entirely on the presence of "dark moments," meaning episodes where the musical atmosphere exudes darkness. The banal feelings and thoughts of existence are figuratively associated with light, and the aberrant feelings and thoughts with darkness. That is how it has always been.
Oh no, I am definitely some poseur like that. I just appreciate music which evokes dark atmospheres. Go listen to some LZ or Mott, wear some floral print shirt only buttoned to the navel, suck it in & squeeze into some jeans five sizes too small, & keep clear of metal music. As you lack a comprehension of darkness, you would not understand the vast majority of it anyways.
@drubermensch Dude, don't worry about explaining yourself. I, for one, understand what you're saying. Early on, music critics panned BS because they compared them with 'heavy rock' bands like Deep Purple, LZ and even GFR. If your critics took a second to visualize their first album cover and some of their early promo pix (in cemetery s etc) they'd realize the 'dark bit. For fux sake, their name sake song is about meeting Lucifer. I was there since the beginning - heard their NYC debut on WNEW-Fm
Fuckin Bad!
iamthedude4321 1 week ago
this song's not from earth
1997Frankenstein 2 weeks ago
I could just bite the head off the baby Oz.
MsThebeMoon 2 weeks ago
No Ward No Sabbath.
tomcat13claws 2 weeks ago
the final jam is sooo goood
manolotengofrio 1 month ago
Deep Purple In Rock (May 1970)....Speed King-Into the Fire-Hard Lovin Man are first Heavy Metal song's....
kneelandpray1 1 month ago
@kneelandpray1 Sabbath's first album came out in February '70, so your point is invalid.
Malikarcanum 3 weeks ago
@kneelandpray1 But, looking at your profile, I can see you are a Deep Purple fanatic, so it doesn't really matter if I'm right or wrong, it's pointless to tell you because you'll go on blindly believing Deep Purple were first.
Not saying Sabbath were better, but they were definitely first.
Malikarcanum 3 weeks ago
@Malikarcanum Hi bro, you are right, Black Sabbath is created 3 months before, but I invite you to listen some songs of D.P. of the period 68/69. Cordially...Hard Rock On !
kneelandpray1 3 weeks ago
Black Sabbath rządzi!!! I jeszcze jedno "sędzia pali czuły gaz".
Fefiurek 2 months ago 4
Holy shit this was from 19fucking70. my dad was born on 69. i was born on 95. and holy fuck i'm listening to this amazing music. fuck i just can't believe it.
necrolyte23 2 months ago
NO STAIRWAY
Scrappy1138 2 months ago
/watch?v=CFT9Kr2tp0w
TheVVrit 3 months ago
11 11 11
celticsarebest 3 months ago
Bill ward is a underrated drummer!
celticsarebest 4 months ago
zep & sabs...stop!!..thank god for their music.....i'll make the final compare if i dare!!....................zep, basiclly top music men w/ page& jones as acomplished sessions...zep created something unique,...that bands of later could not duplicate well..they inspired.. but you couldnt out do them.........sabs just brought back rock n roll to a street level in the beggining..like the stones..it was raw..easy and it rocked.....zep had their chance at a reunion...sabs are in the talks now...
shootonface 5 months ago
@shootonface Actually, it's funny that you say that. Zeppelin was, indeed, very vitruoso all of the members at what they did but all the members of Black Sabbath were HUGE Jazz fans, which you can hear in this song. Zeppelin, skill wise, was better. But Sabbath was so raw... So metal... In my opinion Sabbath was the first TRUE metal. Zeppelin could be really heavy, but they could do anything... really... heh. Sabbath is the fucking BEST at what they do. Zep is the fucking BEST at what they do.
mcblahflooper94 4 months ago
@mcblahflooper94 Unless Ozzy, i think.
fkkodark 2 months ago
whoa!? huh?? jimi had this sound before any band did.
second, zeppelin less original? i beg to differ.....
its funny how we hear that the sabs are original when they were blown away at the sound and playing on the first zeppelin record. duh.
wanna hear heavy? put on hendrix machine gun from the band of gypsys live.
but sabbath kept the ball rolling! thats for sure.just a few thoughts...
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JosafatTravis 6 months ago
Its always a debate about Led Zeppelin vs. Sabbath. Each have similarities and differences in their sounds that make them so enjoyable. Who cares who were heavier they both fucking rock. If you play an instrument, you know how it feels playing songs you love and appreciating their creator for the musicianship.
fuckoff1348 6 months ago
3 people want to go to sleep and not wake up!
gumborific 6 months ago
Shut up!!! BOTH Bands are great: Zeppelin and Sabath. They are Heavy and Powerfull...along with Deep Purple...Talent and music, ugly looking guys with long hair performing some manly, insane Rock and Roll.
MauricioBlues 7 months ago
tightest band in the world?
ThePowerslave94 8 months ago
Those great old years when John Travolta used to sing with Black Sabbath
aboutmirot 8 months ago
zep were sessions...they went too far too fast,..sabs, for me brought it to a kind of street level, where everyone can i.d. with...
ciscokid718 8 months ago
MÚSICA FODA PORRA!!!
lulubis123 8 months ago
Seattle's Supernauty! Female fronted Sabbath cover band
SupernautyKillsIt 9 months ago
Repeats the Chill line or no...this rocks. Ozzy sounds great live. Bill Ward Works the small drum kit fabulously, (as he does in all the early videos- see fairies wear boots 1970), Geezer is superb and Iomi, like always, brings up the rear (in spite of his firing Ozzy he was always the weak link). But they are great!
taz23324 9 months ago
pauladaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111
vitoveio1985 10 months ago
This Is History!
westernman2010 10 months ago
Bill Ward Rules!!
TheMjnunez 10 months ago
THE BIRTH OF METAL RIGHT THERE!........
TheMrconcreteman 10 months ago
"LSD is great until it isn't. One minute, you're running down Miami Beach with a foam finger on your head, the next you're sticking a gun in your best friend's face. it's going to bite you on the balls.".. -Ozzy Osbourne
PussyWart855 10 months ago
THIS IS SLUDGE, HEAVY METAL SUCKS !
Ecodelasballenas 10 months ago
@Ecodelasballenas So does your mum.
TheRippingCorpse 10 months ago
hahaha Ozzy queued in on the "numbs from head to toe, icy sun with frosty glow" bit twice, but being as tight as they were, they accomodated in perfectly...it sucks that you can hardly hear Geezer because of the poor recording quality, cant help that its old footage
Buzz316 11 months ago
@Doommetalsludge you're right in that black sabbath is heavier than led Zeppelin but how can you judge whether they were more original? Led Zeppelin was doing extremely original stuff right from the beginning in more styles than black sabbath. Also even though black sabbath has had more influence in hard rock I think that led Zeppelin was more influential in other styles of music. However since you can't judge any of this exactly it's just your opinion on who you like more that really matters.
lorenzoanzaldua2 11 months ago
Bill rocks at 3:44!!
100021861 11 months ago
@Gyphia i was 18 in 2012
n1GibsonGuitarist 1 year ago
they shouldve thrown that jazz ending on the album
n1GibsonGuitarist 1 year ago
sleeping audience ?????? It's BLACK SABBATH !!!!
TheJohnnyblade222 1 year ago
This is from 19 - fucking - 70........
SupernautG 1 year ago 2
i have three black sabbath dvd's this is cool never seen this
randy5972 1 year ago
2 people do not have the metal
EchoPoint1 1 year ago
This is one of the best songs ON THE FUCKING PLANET!!!
mrdeersniper 1 year ago 15
ozzy's like aimee osbourne
ledis13 1 year ago
LEND YOUR BODY TO A CORPSE
GregoryGraveyard 1 year ago
@GregoryGraveyard Close... the lyrics to this song are pretty freakin' cool for the day/ Geezers age at the time.
"...Sunshines in, you have awoken".
ironman5454 1 year ago
What pisses me off more is when people miss use the brand rock with pop bands because when you talk about Hard Rock land marks like Zeppelin or Sabbath people end up referring them as metal bands..
IckybodClay 1 year ago
Ozzy can actually move around like a normal ...............
sparklegrass1 1 year ago
Frickin Geezer man ... Most under rated bass guitarist. All of them ... so excellent. My life was blessed if only because I got to see them live 2x in the 70's and then again in the 90's. I remember when I bought this album. HOOKED instantly.
AuntThebe 1 year ago
lmao@ bonham being overrated
Mr1979longhorn 1 year ago
led zeppelin wasnt metal??? dazed & confused,communication breakdown,immigrant song,whole lotta love,heartbreaker,achilles last stand,kashmir,the rover,the wanton song,in the light....many other zeppelin songs....i remember watching an interview with ozzy and he said that the 1st time he heard led zeppelin his jaw hit the floor. its all a matter of opinion
Mr1979longhorn 1 year ago
@Mr1979longhorn Led Zeppelin will never be Heavy Metal. Yes, at a certain time they were the heaviest band on earth and indeed the Sab's were impressed. However, Sabbath's first EP redefined Heavy and Zeppelin never claimed that mantle again. Sure, Zeppelin is a generally more accepted band, but in terms of originality, heavyness, and influence, Sabbath gets the win. You may like Led Zeppelin more which is a perfectly valid opinion, but the fact remains, Sabbath is 10x heavier.
DoomMetalSludge 1 year ago 34
@DoomMetalSludge exactly. i listen to alot of death metal,black metal,little thrash. sabbath is still up there with Death. Death and Sabbath are legendary bands i love me both. zep is a rock band so they arent that heavy
Smackenzieth 1 year ago
@Smackenzieth Ever heard Sab when they were 'Earth' ? Songs like 'Evil Woman' ? They were a standard band that morphed into something totally unique - Geezers lyrics set them apart as much as anything else. All had outstanding contributions - just saying that the lyrics were so different from the standard 'she don't love me no more' stuff. Zep went off into the realm of magic/elves and the like too but nuthin' sounds like Sabbath. I have to be in a different mood to listen to Zep.
ironman5454 1 year ago
@DoomMetalSludge besides zeppelin is more bluesy jazz kinda touch to it.....
Xquisitedarkness88 1 year ago
@DoomMetalSludge I love Sabbath just as much as the next guy don't get me wrong but this first album is basically an extension of Cream.
mlmr11 1 year ago
@mlmr11 While I do agree with that statement, Sabbath took the Cream "Heavy" sound and made it there own, using minor keys and darker lyrics as well as heavier amp tones and louder drums.
DoomMetalSludge 1 year ago
@DoomMetalSludge Oh believe me I'm not saying that is a bad thing at all. I love Cream . It's only the first one and Paranoid that are Cream extensions.
mlmr11 1 year ago
@DoomMetalSludge indeed if you want proof to how heavy sabbath is listen to symptom of the universe
HIRAHOTO 8 months ago
That's right DoomMetalSludge, Sab's music is much more heavier than Zep's. Hell, I'd stack much of the earlier Iron Butterfly's sound up against Zep's in a battle of the massive heaviness genre.
Playback007able 7 months ago
@DoomMetalSludge
Well said, for crying out loud.
I enjoy Zeppelin, but Black Sabbath is just more appealing to me...
Hard for me to explain, but Zeppelin just doesn't strike me as influentially as Sabbath.
Just how I am, don't hate.
eskerton 7 months ago
@eskerton Sabbath influenced metal artists. Zeppelin also along with pretty much every other kind of music featuring a guitar. I'll always love Sabbath, but to say they're more influential than Zeppelin when Zepps probably the most influential band right next to the Beatles.
kizzie48 6 months ago
@DoomMetalSludge
Agree.
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@DoomMetalSludge Agree.
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@DoomMetalSludge Blue Cheer were heavier than Zeppelin when Zeppelin were the "heaviest band"
theSavageHippie 3 months ago
@Mr1979longhorn Do you really think Sabbath woulda sounded the same without hearing Zeppelin?? That's right. NO WAY! Upon hearing it they knew they had to raise the bar. And while Sabath festered on their newfound sound, Zeppelin went on to create music in a variety of genres. If Bonham lived, they probably would've lasted forever due to their limitless talents where as with Sabath, they couldn't come up with anything new with the line up that they went to DIO for help and ditched Ozzy!
kizzie48 6 months ago
Sabbath getting funky \m/{>.<}\m/
djvictroladadj 1 year ago
looks like a coke ozzys sipping on there
raybeez55 1 year ago
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cptnoremac 1 year ago
Stunningly fucking brilliant.
End of.
100021861 1 year ago
funky, jazzy, blusy, unique and pure metal,
the fathers: Black Sabbath
parangar10 1 year ago
What a fuckin' song. 10/10 Total Respect 2 The Sabs
flyingcougar 1 year ago
wait who wrote this smithereens or black sabbath?
AVP2Ftw 1 year ago
@AVP2Ftw both are great songs by equally great bands
bdkor 1 year ago
@AVP2Ftw One guess, and it isn't the Smithereens
rick7531 1 year ago
@AVP2Ftw They are 2 different songs. Black Sabbath wrote this one and The Smithereens wrote the other song under this name.
herakuzi 1 year ago
@AVP2Ftw Black Sabbath.
ironman5454 1 year ago
The four LEGENDS!!!!This is what i call metal!!!!
BlackSabbath526 1 year ago
Chill and numbs from head to toe, icy sun with frosty glow!!!
andyjim87 1 year ago
fuck, the music speaks to me AND I FUCKING SIT AND LISTEN LIKE A QUIET LEAF AND I OBSORD THE VIBRATIONS AND CREATE NOURISHMENT FROM THE SOUND WAVES. SONICSYNTHESIS 101 BRING YOUR FRIENDS LETS HAVE SOME FUN MOTHERFUCKERS LETS SMOKE A HYPERCUBE JOINT
I'VE GOT AN OUNCE AND I WANT TO LIGHT MY OWN FIREEEEEEEEE
tracksuitjim 1 year ago
@tracksuitjim Cheers the hypercube man but ...."OBSORD" ...??? Damn'....nuh-uh
mcharivari 1 year ago
@mcharivari
tracksuitjim 1 year ago
hahaha look at ozzy past 4:15
SayJanosz 1 year ago
'if you want our remorse, change ur body to a corpse.' that says it all.
kortick50 1 year ago 2
@kortick50 i think its sleeping wall of remorse turns your body to a corpse
DayHopper 1 year ago
@DayHopper the first time he says it thats the line the second is 'if u want our remorse...'
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DayHopper 1 year ago
heavey metal at its finest
ironsabbath1970 1 year ago
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sleep it off .
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The metal militia will be attacking Justin Bieber's video (justin bieber baby ft. ludacris) on the FOURTH OF JULY! Assemble all fans of good music in every genre! (Jazz, Metal, Classical, Classic Rock etc.) On said date leave a comment giving your thoughts on JB, close the comment with -MM. Copy and paste this comment to all the good band videos! (Megadeth, Metallica, Slayer, Anthrax, led zeppelin, black sabbath, etcThumbs up this comment
Mrmusicmonarch 1 year ago
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surgicalrep 1 year ago
sun shines in,
YOU HAVE AWOKEN!!
SayJanosz 1 year ago
HOW CAN ANYONE NOT LIKE THIS VIDEO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!obviously there is something wrong in the head!!!!
booga420 1 year ago
Such good individualists! Ozzy really was a great singer, and still is, allthough maybe not so much as in the 70's...
mrmetull 1 year ago
@mrmetull that's the same as Meat Loaf. both will stand the test of time. both are still better than alot of bands that release records today.
MysticBat 1 year ago
the 2 people who dislike this video are now no longer living
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v0ltchEEz 1 year ago
@HIMLSPRANGS dio was one of them......
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@HIMLSPRANGS they were never truly alive :)
kiko111113 6 months ago
Yeah !
ProperChap 1 year ago
The original metal band and the greatest there will ever be.
RideTheLightning8 1 year ago 2
unlike nowadays's guitarists, iommi has felling in all his notes... that's what impresses on him
matheuslcintra 1 year ago 2
Freakin' awesome.....Ozzy needs to get a headband or something....and Bill Ward is the raddest ugly drummer ever....
justdoitasshole 1 year ago
the black sabbath album is a master class in drumming excellence, bill knows how to bring it.
44Beats 1 year ago 2
The fathers of HEAVY METAL
LordWindson 1 year ago
love the drum beat, killer bass line, great solo, and his singing raises demons from the grave and turns them into angels
noodleboy1989 1 year ago
What a sound...and without your fingertips too Tony!!
Drooo100 1 year ago 2
lots of energy coming out of bill ward especially..
dannyhood66 1 year ago
wouldent be nice with eyewithnesses review from this magnificent concert
janne8biafra 1 year ago
Enlighten yourself with this darkness!
Falconerx69 1 year ago
I love it how noone seems to hail them... they didn't know they had future legends in front of them, what's more in their best years. And now I'm in Paris 40 years later, I'll never see such a thing :'(
Coercition 1 year ago
Metal in it's infancy here. All hail the metal gods, Black Sabbath.
HellFury420 1 year ago
best band in the world you have got amitt
TheCRAZYMODS 1 year ago
H.P.Lovecraft and heavy metal 4ever
xerxesmv 1 year ago
These guyz are the REAL DEAL
jdhed1 1 year ago
Ozzy's always had that sepulchral vocal tone that no one else has - and he still has it. Great period for Sabbath.
eelalien 2 years ago 3
thye are the gods of the metal! great!
CoBReaper1 2 years ago 27
PURE METAL...
mercuryzeke 2 years ago 35
Alot of feedback when he plays but thats part of what makes this version better I think.
reaperflynn3 2 years ago
ok how about how TYonny;s guitars glaze over Ozzys lyrics........
yousaiditzero 2 years ago
great fucking song. Prolly my favorite.
vaderjack666 2 years ago
what is "dark metal" well, this To me is rock not metal.
Johnny cash is Dark soul.
Jonas Brothers are analy unplugged bigger than soup AWGH I don´t know. Stupid discussion
Giwdul100 2 years ago
How is this simply "rock"? Much considered metal is ineffably less heavy than Black Sabbath. For example, Stratovarius and Trivium. Generic thrash with no memorable riffs is wimpier than new age, very tinny sounding. If you do not consider Black Sabbath metal, then you would have a difficult time claiming Electric Wizard are metal, as they are so similar, but the latter is considered by many to be the heaviest band ever. Of course, "heavy" and what is "metal" are just matters of opinion.
drubermensch 2 years ago
heeey,´duude^^ Your awesum man AWEZUM !! Im moore into Pink Floyd and red hot chili peppers and such.
Im just here to listen and learn some songs from different types of music, as I am a guitar player. Although it has nothing to do with anything I fucking hate The jOnas Brothers. so How bout you?
Giwdul100 2 years ago
I have never heard the Jonas Brothers, only heard of them. I abhor the generic Finnish pop metal so prevalent here, as well as Nightwish. If you enjoy psychedelic stuff, and bluesy, Sabbath-esque metal, try Witchcraft from Uppsala. No good heavy psychedelic bands from here in Finland.
drubermensch 2 years ago
HOLY CRAP!! I live very near Uppsala _ you do mean Uppsala/ Stockholm Sweden right, awesum.
Well I´ll look em up right now
Giwdul100 2 years ago
That is the city.
drubermensch 2 years ago
emo hardcore bullshit has dark moments.
metal has BADASS moments
yearonebillion 2 years ago
Emo hardcore bs has faux-dark moments, but in my opinion seems disingenuous.
drubermensch 2 years ago 2
plus.... there are a lot of dark things that aren't considered "metal"..... EX: Johnny Cash.
holydiver1130 2 years ago
How is that relevant? Of course there are many "dark", non-metal musicians, but metal must have darkness, just like death rock must. Johnny Cash did not need to be dark, and it would be difficult to argue that his music with June Carter was dark at all. Metal was dark at its start, as Black Sabbath evoked dark atmospheres, though they later reverted to rock with sporadic metal moments. As the music was dark when it started to be called heavy metal, heavy metal must be dark, to varying degrees.
drubermensch 2 years ago 2
ok. how about you elaborate better than just explaining that it is "dark"..... what other aspects of "metal" make it "Metal".... just curious.. i never was much of a genre Nazi.
holydiver1130 2 years ago
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That makes it far more complicated. lol Honestly, in real life I do not even use the term "metal", but listen to "extreme" music. That vague term includes all that pushes the boundaries of conventionality, whilst averting these fatuous genre discussions. I was just commenting on what I perceive it to be, but I hate that label, as "metal" is too diverse to fit under two words. "Metal", I think, must have darkness & relative heaviness, but anything more specific is impossible to identify.
drubermensch 2 years ago
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what bands do you listen to?
holydiver1130 2 years ago
I saw black Sabbath twice in their heyday. Between my brother and myself, we owned all their early albums and played them to dust. I loved Ozzy, Iomi. As a wannabe bass player, I listened to Geezer a lot. To me, Bill Ward was just another part of a great band. But as I watch these old films on Youtube, I realize Bill Ward was a beast. A seven headed, fire breathing dragon of a drummer. He's the spark that set this band on fire. Without Ward's energy level, Sabbath loses their frightening power
skybluemarshall 2 years ago 3
One thing about Sabbath is that when they hook up with Ozzie, they STILL play their music with the same kind of intensity that they did back in the day. I don't know if anyone saw Van Halen in 07', but I thought that there was just something missing. DLR to me just went through the motions. The music was good, but it wasn't the hard driving VH that he said it would be in the pre-tour announcement. They also finished with "Jump", which I thought was also kind of umm..GAY!
cowboysfan782008 2 years ago
i love this freaking video . It makes me happy
5Cincinnatus 2 years ago
wow, bill ward is great!!!! XD
bonzo is great as well, but man does ward sound good.
zosorunes91 2 years ago
just to make things clear, Led Zeppelin were not Metal because they DIDN'T play Metal, period.
MrOzzyIommi 2 years ago
I think the best material Sabbath put out, was on their 1st 2 albums. I think Blizzard/Diary are unbelievably good, and Rhandy Rhodes was incredible. Revelation Mother Earth. I saw Ozzy in 1984 in Long Beach, and again, with Metalica, in 1986. Unfortunately I barely remember the 86' show!
cowboysfan782008 2 years ago
LZ were a band of virtuosos, but that does not make them better. Page did not write many riffs that are memorable, even though more people are familiar with LZ. Sabbath evoked feelings that LZ never touched on. Sabbath's music was based on dark street sentiment, while Zeppelin was based on post-hippie mysticism, so they are totally different. Zeppelin is not metal because they lacked darkness, whilst Sabbath is metal because they had it. Early-Sabbath was the best metal ever. Timeless!
drubermensch 2 years ago
At 8yrs old, I bought toys in the attic used, (1976) for $3, and have been into rock n roll (mostly 70's era), ever since. I became a hard core Zep fan in the very early 80's. Some of Zep's stuff IS quite dark, they just don't have what I would call the "metal sound", like Sabbath, Maiden, Metalica etc. Unlike many bands, all 4 mem in both bands are gifted, with Ozzie probably being the weakest link, though he makes up for it. Zep reinvented, with every album, while Sabbath is more an ACDC IMO
cowboysfan782008 2 years ago
that is because Zeppelin had the funkiest white man in the world as a bass /keyboardist .Jones and Geezer are my favorite musicians , but they are not at all similar , nor are their bands .
5Cincinnatus 2 years ago
"they are not metal because they lack darkness", how old are you?
MrOzzyIommi 2 years ago
27. Metal requires an element of darkness, because otherwise it becomes 80's glam--which is not metal. Even Skid Row are more metal than LZ, due to the fact that "Slave to the Grind", their definitive album, has some dark moments. LZ never did anything dark musically, as they were too post-hippie for that.
drubermensch 2 years ago
WOW, you are seriously mentally ill!
MrOzzyIommi 2 years ago
Perhaps if I subscribed to psychology I would agree with you, but I do not. What did LZ release that was dark? Skid row at least had the "Slave to the Grind", "Mudkicker", and "Quicksand Jesus" songs, which are all dark, albeit to varying degrees.
drubermensch 2 years ago
dude, did you ever read me stating Led Zeppelin were Metal?
I just said that to be Metal you not only need to be dark, that's a childish statement, don't want to start an argue over here, but face it
MrOzzyIommi 2 years ago
Yeah, there is no point. Besides, what is dark? To me it may be something different from what you think, so it is futile. It is just a matter of opinion.
drubermensch 2 years ago
yeah, I heard alot of good Metal stuff that isn't dark, but if for you it's dark, no reason to argue
MrOzzyIommi 2 years ago
@drubermensch Dazed and Confused, In The Evening, Those songs alone blow away anything Skid mark put out. Being dark doesn't make you metal. If it does then is Johnny Cash a metal act?
kizzie48 6 months ago
@kizzie48 yes in fact Johnny Cash is quite metal.
vergil443 5 months ago
@vergil443 did you seriously just say johnny cash is metal?
TheAidenFace 5 months ago
i hate this 'I know metal than anyone else in the world attitude'. and btw if metal requires an element of darkness, how do you explain Helloween's music?
GlamTillDeath 2 years ago
dark moments ? that does not even mean anything
5Cincinnatus 2 years ago
Okay, if you do not comprehend what "dark moments" are, you probably are having difficulty reading this. Black metal is based almost entirely on the presence of "dark moments," meaning episodes where the musical atmosphere exudes darkness. The banal feelings and thoughts of existence are figuratively associated with light, and the aberrant feelings and thoughts with darkness. That is how it has always been.
drubermensch 2 years ago
well it gets dark here at around 6 this time of year .
5Cincinnatus 2 years ago
You apparently do not understand figurative language, or humour.
drubermensch 2 years ago
it doesn't matter to me what you think . Go paint your fingernails black , and put on your bandolier and dog collar .
5Cincinnatus 2 years ago 2
Oh no, I am definitely some poseur like that. I just appreciate music which evokes dark atmospheres. Go listen to some LZ or Mott, wear some floral print shirt only buttoned to the navel, suck it in & squeeze into some jeans five sizes too small, & keep clear of metal music. As you lack a comprehension of darkness, you would not understand the vast majority of it anyways.
drubermensch 2 years ago
It takes you a long time to say very little .
5Cincinnatus 2 years ago 2
Brevity is over-rated. What is your point? Perhaps I just like typing from my stream of consciousness.
drubermensch 2 years ago
good for you Timothy Leary. Far out .
5Cincinnatus 2 years ago
@drubermensch Dude, don't worry about explaining yourself. I, for one, understand what you're saying. Early on, music critics panned BS because they compared them with 'heavy rock' bands like Deep Purple, LZ and even GFR. If your critics took a second to visualize their first album cover and some of their early promo pix (in cemetery s etc) they'd realize the 'dark bit. For fux sake, their name sake song is about meeting Lucifer. I was there since the beginning - heard their NYC debut on WNEW-Fm
ironman5454 1 year ago
Sabbath is not "Just rock and roll"
They are Legends, Forefathers of Metal
Bloodaxe1300R 2 years ago 5
This was the best sabbath concert!
KurtCobainSchool 2 years ago 2