@ruphilin9 i disagree. "Hole In The Sky" and "Symptom Of The Universe" are the highest notes i've ever heard ozzy sing. ozzy can't sing these 2 songs. he hasn't been able to sing them since the early 1980's. the version of "Symptom" on "Speak Of The Devil", as far as i know of, is the last time ozzy sang it. "Hole In The Sky" he hasn't tried to sing since the mid 70's. same goes for "Meglomania". btw, "Killing Yourself To Live" was played last in Phoenix, AZ in 1999 on the "Reunion" tour.
@ACEDIAMOND666 Listen to "The Writ" he sings bloody high on that at the start. I'm pretty sure they've never played it due to the fact Ozzy couldn't even sing it back then in the 70's.
@dcfanchris There's roughly a 30 year difference between those shows. The Dayton show was possibly recorded on a tape deck with a built in mic or a reel-to-reel with really shitty microphone. People seem to not understand that recording equipment was expensive in the early 70s & amateurs had difficulty getting their hands on the good equipment. Accept it for what it was, a decent audience recording in its time, but the years haven't been kind to the tape.
The meaning to this song is that we should be able to live our lives the way WE want, and other people shouldn't decide our morals and standards for us.
I though we were here to listen to some sabbath not talk religion. Personally I believe in god(who i am with) and satan(who i am against). Lets respect others please whether they believe or not. Listen to the song and enjoy it
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Satan is the only savior for me. Jesus and his disciples have betrayed the human race for far too long. It's time for us to rise and overthrow the oppression of religion. Hail Satan and masterbate on the holy altar of Christ.
I am seriously surprised at the lack of familiarity with sarcastic humor in today's world. I was simply mocking the Jesus Freaks that posted comments to this video prior to my gibberish.
On the other hand, thanks for telling me God and Satan aren't real. I'm not sure I would've been able to figure that out on my own. ; )
@pteli11 Hard rock and metal is not linked to Satanism. Also the "horns", according to the late great Ronnie James Dio(in Heavy Metal:A Headbanger's Journey) was originally a way of warding off the "evil eye". I'm a Christian and I listen to metal, it;s not about a "message" it's about the music. Get a clue.
Tomorrow's Dream, Sweet Leaf, War Pigs, Snowblind, Iron Man, Under the Sun, Wheels of Confusion, and Children of the Grave. I suppose Paranoid was supposed to be the encore, which was never performed.
Thank god it wasnt, its like beating a dead horse over and over again. Dont mind war pigs in that list, but would have swapped Iron Man with something better.
I was at the infamous "woorst poossible show during the woorst poossible tour" Hollywood Bowl gig where Tony urpped up during the 3rd or 4th song and ended a good show. Captain Beyond were so fucking good that Black Sabbath got a pass that night.
September 15, 1972. Although it was more like 8 or 9 songs. There's a recording of the gig...and I posted "Wheels of Confusion" from it. Tony did get sick immediately after they left the stage however...and that wouldn't be the first time...
Tony got sick again during a show in Japan (one of the Tokyo '80 shows) because of some bad sushi. They had to cut a set short that night too. Great show however, despite the short set.
Vol. 4 had the heaviest fucking songs put on this earth, I'm sorry. That album put any other Sabbath album to shame when it came to REALLY being metal. You listen to Tommorow's Dream, Under The Sun, Snowblind and it is just pure fucking metal in every sense of the word. A highly overlooked album that should be held at their highest level.
@clockworkmike83 i agree... this album was a total masterpiece... a terrifying album. can't listen to the breakdown in snowblind or the descending riff in under the sun without almost crying.
but then again, sabotage is insane and my all time favourite sabbath bloody sabbath.... thank god for sabbath.
Actually all of the albums had some really gloomy songs, and lighter ones. Think about it - heck Sabotage was probably their heaviest album altogether and talk about underrated!
@mikexlong Well obviously Master of Reality, Paranoid and by most accounts Sabbath Bloody Sabbath are definitive albums as well, no question and really ALL albums up until Born Again were good albums. But Volume 4 had just that EVIL heavy sound to it. Like Under The Sun? Goddamn that's a fucking metal riff for sure. Pretty much gave birth to Sludge and Doomcore right then and there on that track alone. And Supernaut? Shit, listen to Geezer's bass making that swooshing sound. A classic album
@clockworkmike83 lol yeah, I love volume four for all those same reasons. The opening riff to under the sun is cool because it sounds like the revenge of the original Black Sabbath riff. so many classic riffs my friend, so many classics. Tony is simply the master :)
@fuckamericanidiot MOR would be the definitive STONER metal album, no question. Children of the Grave is the heaviest song on that album. But Vol.4 was just entirely heavy minus Laguna Sunrise and Cornucopia. I do love MOR though, in fact the first 5 albums are legendary. Things got shakey around Sabotage and onward until Dio's entrance with Heaven and Hell.
@abenaki54 I kinda agree with you, though I think Max's vocal delivery actually suits the lyrics better. I also like that Max downtuned the guitars to make sound even doomier, plus the end was remade to be an acoustic/tribal jam, which works for some reason. That's what I like about Soulfly's version. What I like about Sabbath's version is that the main riff his a sort of swing element to it, which is helped along by Bill's jazz-like influences.
folks seem to forget that RHCP opened their set w/ this tune - the start of it anyway - when they headlined the biggest show of their lives...not live aid , that big fest that had the mud fights, etc....when they had the lightbulb on their heads....eitherway - sab is friggin GOD
one of the single most under-rated Sabbath songs. reading "How Black Was Our Sabbath" apparently recording the drums on this track damn near drove Bill Ward nuts:-P
Not really, it was only played a few times on the Vol 4 tour I believe. The only real staples from Vol 4 were Snowblind, and Supernaut, though they did play Cornucopia, Under the Sun, Changes, Tomorrows dream, and Wheels of Confusion (they omited the straightner portion) a few times.
i think that ozzys voice might be salvageable. if he laid off of touring and stuff and quit running around on stage and controlling his breathing he might be able to be a lot better than he is not. the stuff like "come on clap your fuckin handsssss" that he screams at the top of his voice can tire him. he could pull it off.
Truth be told Ozzy was never good vocally much beyond 70'.
On the first two B.S. albums his vocals had a nasally baritone edge which made the vocals on par with the music--basically his vocals were like a band instrument however by 71' (master of reality) his voice was showing signs of being high and whiney.
The following year saw the release of the musically incredible Vol. 4 album, if Ozzy had his original vocal tone to contribute it could have further enhanced an already great masterpiece.
Are you joking? Not much good beyond '70? The first two albums featured Ozzy's shaky, thin voice. After Paranoid, from Master Of Reality through to Sabotage his voice just got better and better until it totally peaked with the shrill banshee wailing on songs like 'Hole in the Sky'. His voice is unearthly on those albums.
dude dont tell me i would NEVER say that, ozzy is one of the best vocalists ever, it was mightysaturn who said that. and i told him he's wrong. ozzy still sounds fucking awesome i saw him in '06 and true he is not as good as he once was but he still rocks harder than most people
Ive noticed that on all recent sabbath tours theve foucosed there sets almost completely on the first three albums I think it would be cool if on there next tour the bulk of the material focosed on Volume 4, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and Sabotage a cool set list would be 1.Symptom of the Universe 2.Tommorows Dream 3.Under the Sun 4.Cornocopia 5.A National Acrobat 6.Hole In The Sky 7.Snowblind 8.Meglomania 9.Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 10,Killing youyrself to Live and 5 others off earlier LPs
That would be a cool idea, but this would never happen. Ozzy doesn't have the vocal abilities to sing most of those songs. I can't imagine him doing Megalomania now, as he could barely manage it in 1975.
I do wish they would play the extended version of "Wicked World" as they did from 1970-1973, with the "Sometimes I'm Happy" section and the drum and guitar solos. Plus it's not that hard to sing, so I'm not sure why they don't do it.
Probably not worth the risk. It's probably more due to age than anything else. I won't just single out Ozzy either. Tony Martin, Ian Gillan, David Coverdale, Brian Johnson...all of them don't sound as good as they used to. Just part of aging.
It was never played at any show that was recorded, so I would guess it's not true. I can't obviously say with 100% certainity that he's wrong, but he's probably mistaken. He probably confusing it with "Children of the Sea" or "Voodoo" or something in the similar vein as Spiral Architect.
Well Symptom of the universe, A National Acrobat, Hole in the Sky, Megalomania, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Basically everything you listed would be impossible for Ozzy to even attempt, unless Tony and Geezer were to tune super low, which I doubt would happen as well. It would be amazing, however. Apparently there is a recording of Killing yourself to live Live in 1998, but im not putting money on it. Can anyone shed any light on this?
I could see them doing Johnny Blade in terms of Ozzy's vocal abilities (In C# tuning, opposed to standard), but I suppose peoples distaste in Never Say Die would persuade them not to. Rock and Roll doctor would be cool as well or even Shockwave, two of my favorite songs off Never Say Die.
i think ozzy tries to sing through his nose like he use to but his voice cracks and stuff. he could probably pull off alot of those songs. trust me ozzy is done
Most of Iommi's riffs and solos follow the same patterns. 90% of his solos are improvisations between the 12th and 15th frets, and of course a slide to the 10th and 17th to bring them to life. His songs with Glen Hughes in Drop D and Drop C start to sound really repetitive though, because there are only so many patterns you can do with 3-5 chords.
Ozzy actaully sounds pretty tight here, I think. Sucks that he never took proper care of his voice, never had vocal trainers, smoked heavily, did every drug under the sun. Factor in age and wear and tear and that doesn't leave much, especially when he didn't have much to begin with.
BTW, Tony's new Laney rig that he started using in the mid-90s makes this song rip assholes with a fishhook.
yup
HazeFerRillz 1 week ago
this song and "killing yourself to live" need to be in the setlist for the tour next year.
ACEDIAMOND666 2 months ago
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Those are the 2 highest songs for vocals. Ozzy wouldnt do that. But his voice is definitely improving since 04...
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@ruphilin9 i disagree. "Hole In The Sky" and "Symptom Of The Universe" are the highest notes i've ever heard ozzy sing. ozzy can't sing these 2 songs. he hasn't been able to sing them since the early 1980's. the version of "Symptom" on "Speak Of The Devil", as far as i know of, is the last time ozzy sang it. "Hole In The Sky" he hasn't tried to sing since the mid 70's. same goes for "Meglomania". btw, "Killing Yourself To Live" was played last in Phoenix, AZ in 1999 on the "Reunion" tour.
ACEDIAMOND666 1 month ago
@ACEDIAMOND666 Listen to "The Writ" he sings bloody high on that at the start. I'm pretty sure they've never played it due to the fact Ozzy couldn't even sing it back then in the 70's.
Dantallica 1 week ago
@Dantallica i'm gonna look that up. i know just the place to check. i'll report back my findings.
ACEDIAMOND666 1 week ago
The drums are badass here
TheSterlingSound 2 months ago
It's amazing that this piece is so shiny since the 70's.
The madman still had voice ten years ago.
diegoambrosio 3 months ago
I was there !!!!! fuckin' amazing fest, AWESOME gig !!!!! what a day my friend, what a day !!!!!! Sabbaaaaaaaaaath !!!!!!!
MrChaosbc 3 months ago
the ending riff is one of the most genius riffs ever written , i bought this album a few days ago and it is stuck my cd player (on purpose)!
creationoftheworld 6 months ago
What type of douche talks during Bills solo?!
ministrymember99 7 months ago
@ministrymember99 got to be the son of no one to have such a lack of respect. Bill is killing everything !
MrChaosbc 3 months ago
Sure, Ozzy might not sing nearly as well as he used to, but this seems pretty good to me.
thewolffebros 7 months ago
I was there!
Grindgodgrind 8 months ago
This album and Master of Reality.
oliverecords 8 months ago
I was there happy days
batz52 8 months ago
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sucks when asshead osbourne won't shut the fuck up for one second with his bullshit and let the people hear the fucking band...
redpaul79 11 months ago
@redpaul79
but he has to sing :P:P:P lol
manu6662004 10 months ago
@redpaul79 fuck you
lecrapauddejerri9 9 months ago
so much better than the Daytona one
dcfanchris 11 months ago
@dcfanchris There's roughly a 30 year difference between those shows. The Dayton show was possibly recorded on a tape deck with a built in mic or a reel-to-reel with really shitty microphone. People seem to not understand that recording equipment was expensive in the early 70s & amateurs had difficulty getting their hands on the good equipment. Accept it for what it was, a decent audience recording in its time, but the years haven't been kind to the tape.
hndsmepete 7 months ago
Who fucking talks during Bills drums solos?!?!
ministrymember99 1 year ago
The meaning to this song is that we should be able to live our lives the way WE want, and other people shouldn't decide our morals and standards for us.
69ofdoom 1 year ago
What are the differences of the different versions rly?
alfredthegr 1 year ago
I though we were here to listen to some sabbath not talk religion. Personally I believe in god(who i am with) and satan(who i am against). Lets respect others please whether they believe or not. Listen to the song and enjoy it
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FromFourOFFICIAL 1 year ago
scariest black sabbath song ever
SeaHorseGypsy 1 year ago
@pteli11
Satan is the only savior for me. Jesus and his disciples have betrayed the human race for far too long. It's time for us to rise and overthrow the oppression of religion. Hail Satan and masterbate on the holy altar of Christ.
HOC666 1 year ago
@HOC666 lol - shut the fuck up, dumbass
wolfatnight 1 year ago
@wolfatnight
Suck my Satanic Cock!!!
HOC666 1 year ago
@HOC666 Satan isn't real. Neither is god. I don't think you're taking the correct message from this song.
But yes, in the biblical fiction, Satan is my favorite character.
noahballs 1 year ago
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I am seriously surprised at the lack of familiarity with sarcastic humor in today's world. I was simply mocking the Jesus Freaks that posted comments to this video prior to my gibberish.
On the other hand, thanks for telling me God and Satan aren't real. I'm not sure I would've been able to figure that out on my own. ; )
HOC666 1 year ago
@HOC666 why would you want to mock anyone, thats whats wrong with this world, no one has respect for others
Ben0itZ 1 year ago
@Ben0itZ
Why are you mocking me?
HOC666 1 year ago
@HOC666 I didn't mock anyone, and if you somehow perceived it that way sorry
Ben0itZ 1 year ago
@Ben0itZ
There you go mocking me again!
HOC666 1 year ago
@HOC666 Lol
Ben0itZ 1 year ago
This album sounded unreal even back in the 70s--Black Sabbaaaaath!!!!!!!!
CincinnatusUSA 1 year ago
Found it! Well, the 3rd one.....(I've been kinda busy Ryan)....Thanks, once again....appreciate your patience with some of these....headaches. l.o.l.
kneapoe51 1 year ago
@pteli11.
Could it be you're afraid of what your friends might say
IF THEY KNEW you believed in God above?
They should realize before they criticize
that God is the only way to love
Is your mind so small that you have to fall
In with the pack wherever they run
Will you still sneer when death is near
And say they may as well worship the sun?
abe1sapien 1 year ago
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this song has so beautiful melody from 3:52 till the end.. i'll never get bored of listening to this masterpiece!
ofc lyric and everything in this music is fantastic but i just adore the guitar part form 3:52.
hmm but i'll be honest , my loveliest part is better in studio version :)
VoooooooDooooooo 1 year ago
@pteli11 Sabbath wasn't satanic, at all
eramir228 1 year ago
@eramir228 The first 8 albums is the word satan or hell mentioned only 4 times
mrcatweazle1 1 year ago
@pteli11 wut makes those articles true?? and how do u even know if jesus exists.
RockerDude008 1 year ago
I remember this show.
TheDemoarchive 1 year ago
@pteli11 Hard rock and metal is not linked to Satanism. Also the "horns", according to the late great Ronnie James Dio(in Heavy Metal:A Headbanger's Journey) was originally a way of warding off the "evil eye". I'm a Christian and I listen to metal, it;s not about a "message" it's about the music. Get a clue.
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CannibaLouiST 1 year ago
this is 1 of my all time favourite Sabbath songs and i was here for this with my ex girlfriend. Awesome concert!!
rich20166 1 year ago
Why url disapeared? Sorry my ignorance.
cristianogoodfever 1 year ago
One of the heaviest Song in Metal History
Ivansson92 2 years ago 13
@Ivansson92 Add an "s" and I'll agree.
killtrosity 2 months ago
Great stuff & thanks for posting!
jamesabilly 2 years ago
If this live version is from the Academy gig in Birmingham prior to the 2001 Ozzfest then does us a favour and do me a copy of the whole gig!
MrWaynePage 2 years ago 2
really underrated song. goes head to head with supernaut for my favourite song on vol.4
frickstick07 2 years ago
They really should have played this so many more times!
parapedal1 2 years ago 5
this song kicks ass. Soulfly has a pretty heavy cover of it, too
kingv911 2 years ago
Thats a Kick ASS SONG!!!
345345345rtrt 2 years ago 3
Very underrrated song they maybe should've played it more oftenly.
Nastybutzky 2 years ago 5
geezer?
Diego23911 2 years ago
Are you really asking who geezer butler is?
jacobnrrs 2 years ago
One Of The Greatest Heavy Metal Songs EVER!!
abe1sapien 2 years ago 29
@abe1sapien
Agreed my brother, long live the Sabbath.
Dominator046 1 year ago
geezer is the guy with a horrible T-shirt jaja
under the sun is the best!!
Sabbathagechile 2 years ago
where's geezer?!
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Fuckin awesome song
afdonier 2 years ago
BSF, can you list the songs from the HB gig for me?
Alek, if you are now just hearing about Captain Beyond, get their first LP and bust out your air guitar/bass/drums or mic!
msteeln 2 years ago
Yeah, these 8.
Tomorrow's Dream, Sweet Leaf, War Pigs, Snowblind, Iron Man, Under the Sun, Wheels of Confusion, and Children of the Grave. I suppose Paranoid was supposed to be the encore, which was never performed.
blacksabfan 2 years ago
Thank god it wasnt, its like beating a dead horse over and over again. Dont mind war pigs in that list, but would have swapped Iron Man with something better.
DoomMetalSludge 2 years ago
@msteeln always like to hear about people spreading the word of the great Captain Beyond.... great band and sorely underrated...cheers
wolfatnight 11 months ago
Anyone else ever notice the part at 1:59 sounds a lot like the beginning of Deep Purple's "Flight of the Rat"?
IanRI1911 2 years ago
the riff is soo dark...black sabbath and dio=true founders of metal..|\m/| |\m/|
rigolith 2 years ago
I was at the infamous "woorst poossible show during the woorst poossible tour" Hollywood Bowl gig where Tony urpped up during the 3rd or 4th song and ended a good show. Captain Beyond were so fucking good that Black Sabbath got a pass that night.
msteeln 2 years ago
Funny. When was this?
Chris46546 2 years ago
September 15, 1972. Although it was more like 8 or 9 songs. There's a recording of the gig...and I posted "Wheels of Confusion" from it. Tony did get sick immediately after they left the stage however...and that wouldn't be the first time...
Tony got sick again during a show in Japan (one of the Tokyo '80 shows) because of some bad sushi. They had to cut a set short that night too. Great show however, despite the short set.
blacksabfan 2 years ago
captain beyond, with Rod Evans, deep purple's original singer?
AleksandrScheffler 2 years ago
Yep.
blacksabfan 2 years ago
Vol.4 is the best Sabbath's album ever. And, in my opinion, is the best metal album ever recorded as well. It defined metal.
guitarlawyer75 2 years ago
don't forget about master of reality
omarthethug199 2 years ago
agreed
roytherude 2 years ago
this song is exactly what i believe
and the riff at the end with the solo is amazing
tanvo93 2 years ago
i can see where slayer got it's inspiration for tormentor
militantofthewilling 2 years ago
ohhhh!!!! fuck!!!!
sammaister6 2 years ago
amazing song!!!!!!!!!!
54spiritedwill54 2 years ago 4
The guitar solo is almost the same as the solo in Lord of this world. But who cares, both songs are great!
Kristonio 2 years ago 3
This song is pure genius - that opening riff defines the word heavy for me.
Babarundi 2 years ago 5
Vol. 4 had the heaviest fucking songs put on this earth, I'm sorry. That album put any other Sabbath album to shame when it came to REALLY being metal. You listen to Tommorow's Dream, Under The Sun, Snowblind and it is just pure fucking metal in every sense of the word. A highly overlooked album that should be held at their highest level.
clockworkmike83 2 years ago 34
@clockworkmike83 i agree... this album was a total masterpiece... a terrifying album. can't listen to the breakdown in snowblind or the descending riff in under the sun without almost crying.
but then again, sabotage is insane and my all time favourite sabbath bloody sabbath.... thank god for sabbath.
loknloll 1 year ago
@clockworkmike83 Nothing to be sorry about... Vol 4 kicks ass.
hokendog 1 year ago
@clockworkmike83
Actually all of the albums had some really gloomy songs, and lighter ones. Think about it - heck Sabotage was probably their heaviest album altogether and talk about underrated!
PositivelyBored 1 year ago
@clockworkmike83 no, it doesn't put the other albums to shame. but yes, it does have really fucking heavy riffs.
mikexlong 1 year ago
@mikexlong Well obviously Master of Reality, Paranoid and by most accounts Sabbath Bloody Sabbath are definitive albums as well, no question and really ALL albums up until Born Again were good albums. But Volume 4 had just that EVIL heavy sound to it. Like Under The Sun? Goddamn that's a fucking metal riff for sure. Pretty much gave birth to Sludge and Doomcore right then and there on that track alone. And Supernaut? Shit, listen to Geezer's bass making that swooshing sound. A classic album
clockworkmike83 1 year ago
@clockworkmike83 lol yeah, I love volume four for all those same reasons. The opening riff to under the sun is cool because it sounds like the revenge of the original Black Sabbath riff. so many classic riffs my friend, so many classics. Tony is simply the master :)
mikexlong 1 year ago
@clockworkmike83 tomorrow's dream is quite poppy really. i think masters is easily the heaviest album
fuckamericanidiot 1 year ago
@fuckamericanidiot MOR would be the definitive STONER metal album, no question. Children of the Grave is the heaviest song on that album. But Vol.4 was just entirely heavy minus Laguna Sunrise and Cornucopia. I do love MOR though, in fact the first 5 albums are legendary. Things got shakey around Sabotage and onward until Dio's entrance with Heaven and Hell.
clockworkmike83 1 year ago
@clockworkmike83 Vol 4 is my personal favorite.... the perfect wedding of heavy and melody...... track list is un-fucking believable
wolfatnight 11 months ago
This is one of my favorite sabbath songs. Being as good as it is I don't understand why they don't play it more often!!!
hhr62 2 years ago
yes you right...
totoguay 2 years ago
this was the second and the last performance!
kdjdhdbdb 2 years ago
they played this song only twice in 2001!
kdjdhdbdb 2 years ago
Good post. I've never figured out why people go to a concert and talk during songs.
hafocord 2 years ago 5
yes...is under the sun....a great song... soulfly play a trash version of this song
totoguay 3 years ago
Soulfly's version rocks, but this original by Sabbath rules!
abenaki54 2 years ago 4
@abenaki54 I kinda agree with you, though I think Max's vocal delivery actually suits the lyrics better. I also like that Max downtuned the guitars to make sound even doomier, plus the end was remade to be an acoustic/tribal jam, which works for some reason. That's what I like about Soulfly's version. What I like about Sabbath's version is that the main riff his a sort of swing element to it, which is helped along by Bill's jazz-like influences.
uofm97 1 year ago
but its only songs? where´s the video?
dinoherbert 3 years ago
One of my best concert ever ! just HUGE
bsyphillis 3 years ago
folks seem to forget that RHCP opened their set w/ this tune - the start of it anyway - when they headlined the biggest show of their lives...not live aid , that big fest that had the mud fights, etc....when they had the lightbulb on their heads....eitherway - sab is friggin GOD
macdaddi88 3 years ago
I would like to hear the RHCP version
Fastaris666 3 years ago
woodstock...94...? wtf, really?:-S
Baldmelon 3 years ago
my fav song
prestin01 3 years ago
amazing song!!!!!!!!!!
shuldinako 3 years ago
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Baldmelon 3 years ago
one of the single most under-rated Sabbath songs. reading "How Black Was Our Sabbath" apparently recording the drums on this track damn near drove Bill Ward nuts:-P
Baldmelon 3 years ago
never heard of that book...? ! bill ward always said he had poor `timing...hes one of my favs...killer tune
macdaddi88 3 years ago
Wasn't that Cornucopia?
PaulyIommi 3 years ago
i'm sure it was this song.
Baldmelon 3 years ago
it's under the sun
thergothon666 3 years ago
99999999999999999999 % sure it is Under the sun
bsyphillis 3 years ago
Well im 100% sure this is Under the Sun.
DoomMetalSludge 3 years ago
he sounds good here i wonder why they diddnt perform it more
ozzy554 3 years ago
This was a constant staple of theirs back in the 70's
crowley7483 3 years ago
Not really, it was only played a few times on the Vol 4 tour I believe. The only real staples from Vol 4 were Snowblind, and Supernaut, though they did play Cornucopia, Under the Sun, Changes, Tomorrows dream, and Wheels of Confusion (they omited the straightner portion) a few times.
UncleJimmema 3 years ago
i think that ozzys voice might be salvageable. if he laid off of touring and stuff and quit running around on stage and controlling his breathing he might be able to be a lot better than he is not. the stuff like "come on clap your fuckin handsssss" that he screams at the top of his voice can tire him. he could pull it off.
beserker1912 3 years ago 3
i totally agree
lucyfaire1980 3 years ago
what mostly messes him up is that he tries too hard to hit those high notes. If he toned it down a little he could do a lot better
ozzy554 3 years ago
this is what a dumbass said about black sabbath Pentagram is the kind of band where Black Sabbath would say "I wish we had made those songs".
mcwaddle 3 years ago
la mejor cancionde black sabbath es zero the hero y el mejor album born again
contlajj 3 years ago
Puta madre.... de las mejores canciones de Black Sabbath, Con una introducción al estilo bien death metal...
emezavera 3 years ago
Oooh
OxEyeChai 3 years ago
Truth be told Ozzy was never good vocally much beyond 70'.
On the first two B.S. albums his vocals had a nasally baritone edge which made the vocals on par with the music--basically his vocals were like a band instrument however by 71' (master of reality) his voice was showing signs of being high and whiney.
The following year saw the release of the musically incredible Vol. 4 album, if Ozzy had his original vocal tone to contribute it could have further enhanced an already great masterpiece.
MightySaturn5 3 years ago
um dude, you cannot possibly improve the first 4 black sabbath albums. they are PERFECT!
EvilDeadHateCrew 3 years ago
Are you joking? Not much good beyond '70? The first two albums featured Ozzy's shaky, thin voice. After Paranoid, from Master Of Reality through to Sabotage his voice just got better and better until it totally peaked with the shrill banshee wailing on songs like 'Hole in the Sky'. His voice is unearthly on those albums.
dancindandanson 3 years ago
dude dont tell me i would NEVER say that, ozzy is one of the best vocalists ever, it was mightysaturn who said that. and i told him he's wrong. ozzy still sounds fucking awesome i saw him in '06 and true he is not as good as he once was but he still rocks harder than most people
EvilDeadHateCrew 3 years ago
Obviously I wasn't replying to you, chief.
dancindandanson 3 years ago
umm obviously you were cause i got an email telling me that you did
EvilDeadHateCrew 3 years ago
Did the contents of my 'reply' really seem to contradict what you'd said? No. Now run along...
dancindandanson 3 years ago
Don't you hate it when people can't read dancindandanson? I seem to have the same problem.
blacksabfan 3 years ago
There does seems to be a bit of that going around, blacksabfan ;-)
dancindandanson 3 years ago
hey guys....ozzy
cougar08cougar08 3 years ago
I really want this live version on my iPod.
flare0080 3 years ago
Download with vdownloader and convert to .mp3
ginoblino 3 years ago 2
"children of the sea"?
shadowofmorgoth 3 years ago
heaviest damn song ever written!!!
rnrislife 3 years ago 2
i was lucky enough to see this concert. it was beyond amazing
horselaverda 3 years ago
02nec149 3 years ago
That would be a cool idea, but this would never happen. Ozzy doesn't have the vocal abilities to sing most of those songs. I can't imagine him doing Megalomania now, as he could barely manage it in 1975.
I do wish they would play the extended version of "Wicked World" as they did from 1970-1973, with the "Sometimes I'm Happy" section and the drum and guitar solos. Plus it's not that hard to sing, so I'm not sure why they don't do it.
blacksabfan 3 years ago
I wonder could Ozzy get surgery on his vocal chords or is it not possible?
02nec149 3 years ago
Probably not worth the risk. It's probably more due to age than anything else. I won't just single out Ozzy either. Tony Martin, Ian Gillan, David Coverdale, Brian Johnson...all of them don't sound as good as they used to. Just part of aging.
blacksabfan 3 years ago
Hey blacksab fan a friend of mine said he saw the MOB RULES tour and that SABBATH did SPIRAL ARCHITECT ? Any truth to this for I can only
imagine how that would have sounded DIO singing the lines SILVER SHIPS ON COSMIC OCEANS IN DISGUISE
clintbronson5 3 years ago
It was never played at any show that was recorded, so I would guess it's not true. I can't obviously say with 100% certainity that he's wrong, but he's probably mistaken. He probably confusing it with "Children of the Sea" or "Voodoo" or something in the similar vein as Spiral Architect.
blacksabfan 3 years ago
If it was true I think YOU would have known about it. No my friend just knows that SPIRAL ARCITECT is my fav. SABBATH song and I am a HUGE
fan of the HEAVEN & HELL / MOB RULES albums
Thanks for clearing that up Blacksabfan.
~~~THE DEVIL IS WHAT WERE ALL TAUGHT TO FEAR-EAR-EAR~~WATCH OUT FOR RELIGION WHEN HE GET TOO NEAYAH TOO NEAR AGHHHHHH ~~~~~~
clintbronson5 3 years ago
Silver ships on plasmic oceans. Geezer's nod to heroin use.
rlee64 2 years ago 2
Thanks! And all this time I thought COSMIC OCEANS :( Then again I always thought it was IF A ECHO DARKS AND DANCER????????
clintbronson5 2 years ago
isn't it plastic oceans?
fuckamericanidiot 2 years ago
No, it's plasmic.
blacksabfan 2 years ago
ahh yeah so it is, sorry. suppose that makes for an interesting lyric
fuckamericanidiot 2 years ago
Nope - plasmic. Saw an interview with Geezer.
rlee64 2 years ago
how's that i don't get it?
RoybertitosFan1 2 years ago
Well Symptom of the universe, A National Acrobat, Hole in the Sky, Megalomania, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Basically everything you listed would be impossible for Ozzy to even attempt, unless Tony and Geezer were to tune super low, which I doubt would happen as well. It would be amazing, however. Apparently there is a recording of Killing yourself to live Live in 1998, but im not putting money on it. Can anyone shed any light on this?
UncleJimmema 3 years ago
1987-94, Ozzy's best years post Sabbath (vocally). He seemed more sober on stage and in good shape.
Rustyshackleford08 3 years ago
Yea, it seems as though the so called dream show for Black Sabbath will never happen.
UncleJimmema 3 years ago
I could see them doing Johnny Blade in terms of Ozzy's vocal abilities (In C# tuning, opposed to standard), but I suppose peoples distaste in Never Say Die would persuade them not to. Rock and Roll doctor would be cool as well or even Shockwave, two of my favorite songs off Never Say Die.
UncleJimmema 3 years ago
*XD Rock and Roll Doctor isn't on Never Say Die! My mistake I men't Johnny Blade and Shockwave are two of my favorite from that album.
UncleJimmema 3 years ago
i think ozzy tries to sing through his nose like he use to but his voice cracks and stuff. he could probably pull off alot of those songs. trust me ozzy is done
beserker1912 3 years ago
He is done, most go to his shows because...well hes Ozzy Osbourne, a heavy metal icon.
UncleJimmema 3 years ago
Quite a shame, isn't it?
redbirdfan126 3 years ago
stii love him tho
beserker1912 3 years ago
feelings are mutual,man.
redbirdfan126 3 years ago
hey, its a great band man u gotta agree.they were waaay ahead of their time. bands today havent yet caught up to their heaviness
beserker1912 3 years ago
The solo reminds me little bit about N.I.B :)
IommiSG69 3 years ago
Most of Iommi's riffs and solos follow the same patterns. 90% of his solos are improvisations between the 12th and 15th frets, and of course a slide to the 10th and 17th to bring them to life. His songs with Glen Hughes in Drop D and Drop C start to sound really repetitive though, because there are only so many patterns you can do with 3-5 chords.
xxKama33xx 3 years ago
ozzy doesn't hate volume 4...it's never say die that he was embarassed with!!!!!!!
GEEZTONE 3 years ago
Ozzy actaully sounds pretty tight here, I think. Sucks that he never took proper care of his voice, never had vocal trainers, smoked heavily, did every drug under the sun. Factor in age and wear and tear and that doesn't leave much, especially when he didn't have much to begin with.
BTW, Tony's new Laney rig that he started using in the mid-90s makes this song rip assholes with a fishhook.
C4ap 3 years ago