Black Sabbath-Wizard

The wizard--lyrics

Misty morning,clouds in the sky
Without warning,the wizard walks by
Casting his shadow,weaving his spell
Funny clothes,tinkling bell

Never talking
Just keeps walking
spreading his magic

Evil power disappears
Demons worry when the wizard is near
He turns tears into joy
Everyone s happy when the wizard walks by

Never talking
Just keeps walking
spreading his magic

Sun is shining,clouds have gone by
All the people give a happy sigh
He has passed by,giving his sign
Left all the people feeling so fine

Never talking
Just keeps walking
spreading his magic

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[MonkeyPotatoStones]

In the late 1960s, three legends were born.

One from the sea,

One from the sky,

And one from the fiery pits of hell.

These three great ones went by the names of

Deep Purple

Led Zeppelin

and Black Sabbath.

I have heard of such legends, but I never believed them to be true until I hit play.

[Voltron1774]

Just to set the record straight led zeppelin was formed in 1968 and sabbath in 69. So led zeppelin didn't pave the way for sabbath for shit. While they was playing communication breakdown black sabbath was playing songs off this very album. Which was way ahead of zeppelin far as rock/blues progressing into metal. And led zeppelin was way more mainstream than sabbath. So like i said before John Bonham got alot more noticed than say Bill Ward from sabbath specially after him dying. BUT

[brokegenius2011]

Maybe SteppenWolf first said HEAVYMETAL, but BLACK SABBATH made it so. So many other bands have them to thank for crossing the line. You guys are the metal GODS!!!!!!!!!!

[Voltron1774]

@superfartdog I ain't saying led zeppelin didn't inspire anyone in metal. But i can guarantee you that most musicians in metal now im talking about metal not def leppard or some hair band from the 80s that they was inspired more heavily from sabbath than led zeppelin. And as far as metal riffing sabbath was way ahead of led zeppelin cream or even hendrix when it comes to raw metal guitar riffs.

[superfartdog]

When it comes to heavy metal, there’s Black Sabbath and then there’s … everybody else. With a sonic blueprint defined by down-tuned guitars, crawling tempos and singer Ozzy Osbourne’s distinct vocals, Sabbath influenced not only countless other bands but even entire metal sub-genres, from doom metal to thrash. They’ve sold more than 100 million records worldwide, with their self-titled debut and its follow-up ‘Paranoid’ frequently ranking among the most influential metal albums of all time.

[superfartdog]

@Voltron1774 Led Zeppelin weren’t heavy metal per se, but their heavy, blues-based rock sound certainly was a major influence on the genre. Although Zeppelin dabbled in many different musical styles, the lumbering, hard-hitting grooves of ‘Good Times Bad Times’ and ‘Dazed and Confused’ off their eponymous debut certainly paved the way for metal. The same could be said by the way for bands like Cream, Jimi Hendrix and even the Beatles — if for nothing more than ‘Helter Skelter.'

[superfartdog]

@CreeMetis Zep got criticized a ton too, and they're all being listened to and praised, and a lot of teens do know who robert plant is, they're both fckin awesome bands, both legends, both helped pave the way, now can we shut up about who started what and just enjoy the badassery?

[TheMrRoadrunner]

On the back of the Black Sabbath album, with the names of the producers and the band members, Ozzy Osbourne's nickname (Ozzy) is spelled "Ossie". No Shit. I just thought that that was interesting.

[Damzelbum]

@TheCrashesshit Bunker is the daddy

[TheCrashesshit]

Bill Ward is my all time favorite drummer.

[getbackgoodtimes]

More Cow Bell ! Go Bill Ward ...

[chris64346]

friken sick song i love the harminca in the bging and from there on great great song blacksabbath is kick ass i rate him 1000 and all the way to hell they kick ass rock blacksabbath live oil man out