Tony Iommi rocked everywhere even with his simple riffs everything he played was super catchy.... He wasn't no Randy Rhodes but everything he touched was gold 🤟
"The lyrics are in the first person from the point of view of Lucifer. Lyricist Geezer Butler has said that "the song was about the devil falling in love and totally changing, becoming a good person."
@@gr8old136 but it was his "fault" for giving the knowledge of evil.I say "fault" cause it was their decision and they made it. But besides that he literally lead a war against God. Yeah what a swell dude. (I know you aren't serious)
I know that he said that and he is the author,but I just feel like he is messing with everyone.I mean,u can interpret that way,but there isn't anything in the song that doesn't allow the interpretation of the devil seducing a girl just for evil. And if he is falling in love and becoming a good person,he has a long way to go at the point of the song. He says that the person is ''under his power'' she has love him first so she knows how he feels,she has to live her life behind to go with him... Doesn't seem to me like a healthy relationship :)
Everything in the metal genre today you can trace back to Black Sabbath. Today’s modern day N.I.B. Is Ghost. That’s why Black Sabbath are referred to as the grandfathers of heavy metal.
Just to let you know, in case you read any of the comments that say that N.I.B. stands for "Nativity in Black" or "Name in Blood," don't pay any attention to any of them, it's all nonsense. The letters stand for nothing. Butler, who wrote the song, decided to call it "nib," which was the nickname for Ward's goatee at the time(it resembled a pen nib). He added the periods to make it stylish.
Yea! More Sabbath please! They’re only the creators of this behemoth known as heavy metal. Check out these other songs: Sabbath Bloody Sabbath Fairies wear Boots Supernaut Who Are You Megalomania They got a ton of killer tracks 🤘🏼
T MEX I haven’t seen one person react to Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and it’s the one sabbath song people should absolutely react to, that’s prime ozzy right there
AlexSolomon that song is the pinnacle of what Sabbath is all about that switch up after the solo has got to be just about the heaviest thing and to think it came out in 73 is mind boggling
I was actually listening to the Sabbath Bloody Sabbath album yesterday on vinyl. I’ve got an original copy from ‘73. It still holds up strong. All the songs on that album are great. But yea, the title track was ahead of its time. That ‘loud/soft’ change between the verse and chorus was a very fresh idea at the time, I wasn’t born yet but I’m sure it was very cool to hear something like that back then. That song doesn’t get old and it never will.
BackStabbath i agree with that as a music writer i was always told(by my dad) to have the heavy with the soft, as the dynamics can work really well, and till this day its one of the heaviest riffs ive heard
Guys, if you liked this one you should definitely react to Hand of Doom by Black Sabbath. Killer riffs, incredible drums, great subject, awesome lyrics!
A true Sabbath fan worships Geezer, he was the glue of the entire sound...the bassline in this is fucking incredible....for last 20 years I have played some of it in the middle of something else in every damn live show....and that's my test of the quality of the crowd.
I was at the Slipknot show in Houston! As Coery put it "What the fuck took you so long?" As it was my first show with the maggot family. Wish I knew Alex was there I would have greeted a fellow brother and now converted metalhead haha. As for this song. I still think this is one of the catches metal songs to this day. "Oh yeah!" Is so damn catchy!! This song should be requested more to other TH-camrs
Like I've said before, Dio is a great vocalist but when you think of Black Sabbath and their material, Ozzy just nails the atmosphere and the vibe of it.
@@ChrisJohnson1988 If I had no prior listening to Black Sabbath EVER and did a cold listen to one album with Dio and one with Ozzy I would be answering to do I like the power vocals with the Sabbath sound or do I prefer the moody dark vocals with the Sabbath sound. The Dio fronted Sabbath I have heard via a double cd of "hits" called the Dio Years for Black Sabbath has me digging what he did with the band and it comes off as one flavor. Having heard another double cd's worth of "hits" with Ozzy as their frontman it comes off as a whole other flavor. I think it comes down to do you like the power vocals or the moody vocals... I like both... I think with Sabbath's sound, I'd prefer Ozzy but I wouldn't turn down some Dio tunes.
I love this song because not only is its riffs (both bass and guitar), but also because while the song was written as a love song between Lucifer and a human, the lyrics are written in a way that you can never be *too* sure if this Lucifer is actually in love or is just using her. It's written equally genuine and cult leader-esque.
Yeah that was Ozzy and he was in his prime ! he looked fuckin good, and was really fkn good !! Old age and drugs get the best of all of us ! These guys were pioneers !! and just bloody great !
Lucifer is the protagonist of this track. Geezer Butler, who wrote this lyrics, explained in the 1992 documentary "The Black Sabbath Story: Volume One", "The song was about the devil falling in love and totally changing, becoming a good person."
The bass solo in the beginning is called "Bassically" an instrumental, often played as part of N.I.B. (which doesn't stand for anything except a reference to Bill Wards beard (Ozzy said it looked like a pen nib)
@@yarsivad000.5 I am going to have to disagree with you here. Dio's voice is better, but NOT for Black Sabbath. As far as I am concerned, Black Sabbath died when Ozzy was fired. Their sound completely changed overnight. They went from defining a genre to another generic band with a great vocalist. The magic formula included Ozzy & could be no other combination. If you want a great example of Dio's chops (vocally), listen to Stargazer, Temple of the King, etc when he was in Rainbow.
You are talking as if the only two vocalists for sabbath were Ozzy and Dio. Although there were several vocalists that didn't do anything in the studio I'm sure there are live videos on youtube with at least some of the eight other vocalists that performed with the band. I do know there are plenty of classic sabbath songs on here with Ian Gillian as their front man. I personally didn't listen to much of sabbath after Ozzy left and preferred Dio's Rainbow and solo works over his time with sabbath.
Imagine hearing this in 1970 at 14 years of age after listening to 60s pop, which is great, and then experience this heavy darkness. Started my way down the path of heavy and dark music.
My wife recently told me what she believed was the difference between good and evil. She said the evil wants to control, the good has no such desire. We talked about examples from all superhero movies: every superhero has a villain who is almost equally or sometimes more intelligent, powerful, beautiful, loving, even loyal. But one key difference is that the villain always wants to use his abilities to assume control of something/someone whereas the superhero has no such desire. Was an interesting thought. Matches well with this song, sung by Lucifer, where he says he’s got the power, whereas God always stresses on love by free will. Every other sentence in the song, like Sori said, can be attributed to Jesus talking abut loving him. But it is the power line which doesn’t quite apply in his case, but does in the case of a Lucifer. Pretty impressive writing now that I think about it.
Actually they recorded the album in 1969. You should check out "A National Acrobat" It's their best song IMO, so many cool changes and riffs plus interesting lyrics.
9:42 "Was that Ozzy singing on the vocals or was that homeboy who took over for Ozzy?" ......Seriously dude? LOL.... I dont expect this guy to know it all but got damn.....
Oh, yeah! :D I was waiting for this reaction for a while now. I don't understand why this wasn't overwhelmingly requested before. It was perfect as proven now, both the Lucifer line and of course the solos.
per Geezer, the song is about Lucifer falling in love with a mortal and becoming a good person. Love the reaction. You must include these in your Sabbath reactions: Into the Void - Tony's favorite sabbath track to play live Supernaut - Frank Zappa quoted as saying it is the perfect rock song - Vin will love the beat in the middle Sabbath Blood Sabbath - considered the pinnacle of their career heavy riff & tempo changes Symtom of the Universe - Metal Hammer poll voted "greatest Metal Riff of all time" - Sori will love the surprise ending
The devil falls I. Love with a mortal. Timeless tale of beauty and the beast. Death takes a holiday. Meet Joe Black.whimsical, tongue in cheek metal classic
N.I.B stands for Nativity In Black. Which is also the name of a fantastic compilation album full of metal bands covering Black Sabbath. You guy should check it out as should any Sabbath fan.
Love Black Sabbath. They were originators of metal. I just started watching you guys and I'm curious if you have delved into Deep Purple yet. Try Child in time for an equally sweet original and talented flavor. 💜🙏💜 God bless.
I'd love to see your reaction to "Dear Father" off the 13 album. Not sure any other group would have ever touched this topic. Sabbath has always been fearless.
watch the show Supernatural. its one hell of a commitment because there are hundreds of episodes but they have a really interesting take on the heaven and hell conflict. They cover pretty much any and all old time stories, lore, and biblical scripture, its really interesting. Also Misha Collins is great to watch portray an angel trying to understand humans. great show.
I came here after watching the reaction to heart's crazy on you hoping to see you redeem yourselves. Ya basically did. Yes that's ozzy singing... faw-shaauuu!
Depending on what publication you read N.I.B. stands for "Nativity in Black"or "Name In Blood". I've also read that it is a reference to the goatee Bill Ward had at the time which looked like a pen nib. Either way it's a great song with a theme of falling in love from the devil's point of view. This is what made Black Sabbath so original at the time.
It is the best bass line ever in a song.sum honorable mentions: peace sells,megadeath.ace of spades,motorhead.just about anything cliff Burton touched.lol
@@normantompkins1252 these pple suck,I only wanna hear a gud song sumtimes is the only reason I even check them out,other wise thre assessments of bands suck
Your faces at the “my name is lucifer” line was GOLD 😂
Ha ha ha 😂 it's written from the perspective of Lucifer
i laughed my ass off at that moment hahahaha
Suggestions:
Iron Maiden - The Village
Helloween -Victim of Fate
Almost exactly the reaction I was expecting.
Let's be honest. Everybody watching was 100% expecting their reaction to this line.
This whole album was recorded in 1969 in just 12 hours, then the next day they played a gig in Switzerland. These guys were/are just too good.
Tony Iommi said they had a lot of practice at the most songs cause they were playing at some clubs
@@hugostigglitz9639 I think in hamburg, the same place where the Beatles practiced a decade before
In the álbum say 1970
@@gustavoledesma5373 It was recorded in 1969 and released in 1970
Damn 12 hours?
If you were to come up with a list of the 100 greatest riffs of all time, you could fill half of it with Sabbath songs.
Lol!!! Sooo tru,& the rest were derived straight from black sabbath
This is true.
And the other half with Zep.
Damm right👌
*68%
That's Tony Iommi rocking the place with that guitar solo right there. One of the metal legends
Do not use "One of the"...say Absolute Metal Legend...He us the father of Heavy sweet Metal
Tony Iommi rocked everywhere even with his simple riffs everything he played was super catchy.... He wasn't no Randy Rhodes but everything he touched was gold 🤟
Iommi and the band was all Hard Rock, the lable metal came after the Writ
"The lyrics are in the first person from the point of view of Lucifer. Lyricist Geezer Butler has said that "the song was about the devil falling in love and totally changing, becoming a good person."
But Luci torments the wicked and evil, so he really a good guy
@@gr8old136 but it was his "fault" for giving the knowledge of evil.I say "fault" cause it was their decision and they made it. But besides that he literally lead a war against God. Yeah what a swell dude.
(I know you aren't serious)
Geezer Butler said this song was about the devil falling in love and becoming a good person.
Yes indeed
I know that he said that and he is the author,but I just feel like he is messing with everyone.I mean,u can interpret that way,but there isn't anything in the song that doesn't allow the interpretation of the devil seducing a girl just for evil.
And if he is falling in love and becoming a good person,he has a long way to go at the point of the song. He says that the person is ''under his power'' she has love him first so she knows how he feels,she has to live her life behind to go with him...
Doesn't seem to me like a healthy relationship :)
Shawn D Kinda like Lucifer Morningstar
That doesnt really make sense in the context of the lyrics
@@jorgepereyra6831 Ahhh..... yes. Let's not forget the awesome (And delicious) Mazikeen!
you guys should do more this old music to get better understanding the origins of rock and metal
Children of the Grave, pls.
and then White Zombie cover : D : D
@@DethronerX I didn't like WZ's version.................just something in there delivery 🤔🤔🤘
They'll only play it if you pay them.
@@monicajean37 I found it funny because Rob keeps saying Yeah before every sentence : D
@@DethronerX LOL!!!
The rhythm section of Bill Ward and Geezer Butler is beyond greatness
Everything in the metal genre today you can trace back to Black Sabbath. Today’s modern day N.I.B. Is Ghost. That’s why Black Sabbath are referred to as the grandfathers of heavy metal.
Ghost? Not a chance
Just to let you know, in case you read any of the comments that say that N.I.B. stands for "Nativity in Black" or "Name in Blood," don't pay any attention to any of them, it's all nonsense. The letters stand for nothing. Butler, who wrote the song, decided to call it "nib," which was the nickname for Ward's goatee at the time(it resembled a pen nib). He added the periods to make it stylish.
Yea! More Sabbath please! They’re only the creators of this behemoth known as heavy metal. Check out these other songs:
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Fairies wear Boots
Supernaut
Who Are You
Megalomania
They got a ton of killer tracks 🤘🏼
T MEX I haven’t seen one person react to Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and it’s the one sabbath song people should absolutely react to, that’s prime ozzy right there
Sabbath bloody sabbath for the win, if it wasnt for my dad showing me that song well history would be different
AlexSolomon that song is the pinnacle of what Sabbath is all about that switch up after the solo has got to be just about the heaviest thing and to think it came out in 73 is mind boggling
I was actually listening to the Sabbath Bloody Sabbath album yesterday on vinyl. I’ve got an original copy from ‘73. It still holds up strong. All the songs on that album are great. But yea, the title track was ahead of its time. That ‘loud/soft’ change between the verse and chorus was a very fresh idea at the time, I wasn’t born yet but I’m sure it was very cool to hear something like that back then. That song doesn’t get old and it never will.
BackStabbath i agree with that as a music writer i was always told(by my dad) to have the heavy with the soft, as the dynamics can work really well, and till this day its one of the heaviest riffs ive heard
I've been listening to Sabbath since this album first came out, and the leads still blow me away!
Man good old sabbath so glad i was born in the early 70's n didn't miss out growing up jamming black sabbath great beginner band to listen to.
Guys, if you liked this one you should definitely react to Hand of Doom by Black Sabbath. Killer riffs, incredible drums, great subject, awesome lyrics!
If you thought war pigs had a message, listen to hand of doom, perhaps the most underrated song of all time
Agreed!
Hand of Doom is War Pigs on steroids imo. War Pigs is a great song, but Hand of Doom does everything War Pigs does better, on the same album.
Black Sabbath. SYMPTOM OF THE UNIVERSE
Sori is right.. this is without a doubt a 10! As classic as it gets! 🤗
Why is it that everybody seems to Sleep on Geezer Butler? Tony and Geezer make magic playing against each other!
And Bill..
Its called Jazz mindset
Geezer is the man, absolutely.
He is so good, that you don't even notice, but just think that its the guitar until you tune in on the bas. Just amazing!
The rhythm that Black Sabbath is unbelievable.
A true Sabbath fan worships Geezer, he was the glue of the entire sound...the bassline in this is fucking incredible....for last 20 years I have played some of it in the middle of something else in every damn live show....and that's my test of the quality of the crowd.
I was at the Slipknot show in Houston! As Coery put it "What the fuck took you so long?" As it was my first show with the maggot family. Wish I knew Alex was there I would have greeted a fellow brother and now converted metalhead haha.
As for this song. I still think this is one of the catches metal songs to this day. "Oh yeah!" Is so damn catchy!! This song should be requested more to other TH-camrs
When he said "was that ozzy or homeboy on vocals?" I couldn't believe it..
Fiiiiinally! Been waiting well over a year for this, knew it had to happen eventually
Black Sabbath - SWEAT LEAF.... and I don't even like smoking weed, but the song has always been my favorite Black Sabbath song, above N.I.B
The drums and bass line also make this song pretty badass...great review guys.
am glad to see someone actually play something from the 1st album
Glad to see you guys talking , you guys and Alex two of my favorite reactor channels.
Geezer Butler was the mastermind behind Sabbath... He came up with most of the riffs and lyrics!
That Tony can even play let alone crush is a great story. Dude lost finger tips his right hand. My man is the shit
Like I've said before, Dio is a great vocalist but when you think of Black Sabbath and their material, Ozzy just nails the atmosphere and the vibe of it.
To me I prefer Ozzy as their singer but I did like the Heaven and Hell album with Dio
@@ChrisJohnson1988 If I had no prior listening to Black Sabbath EVER and did a cold listen to one album with Dio and one with Ozzy I would be answering to do I like the power vocals with the Sabbath sound or do I prefer the moody dark vocals with the Sabbath sound. The Dio fronted Sabbath I have heard via a double cd of "hits" called the Dio Years for Black Sabbath has me digging what he did with the band and it comes off as one flavor. Having heard another double cd's worth of "hits" with Ozzy as their frontman it comes off as a whole other flavor. I think it comes down to do you like the power vocals or the moody vocals... I like both... I think with Sabbath's sound, I'd prefer Ozzy but I wouldn't turn down some Dio tunes.
I love this song because not only is its riffs (both bass and guitar), but also because while the song was written as a love song between Lucifer and a human, the lyrics are written in a way that you can never be *too* sure if this Lucifer is actually in love or is just using her. It's written equally genuine and cult leader-esque.
That guitar tone. Jeezus, it could cut thru a foot of solid steel.
I've missed Sabbath on here. Y'all need to get around to some more stuff Master of Reality. Lord of This World or Into the Void. Good stuff.
Do God was Never On Your Side by Motorhead
or Hear me Pray by Falconer
or Banish from Sanctuary by Blind Guardian
God was Never On Your Side by Motorhead.....oh hell yeah...I dedicated that song to my abusive Pentecostal preacher father ....
Yeah that was Ozzy and he was in his prime ! he looked fuckin good, and was really fkn good !! Old age and drugs get the best of all of us ! These guys were pioneers !! and just bloody great !
Yup, 1970! They are the godfather's of metal for a reason!!
Listen to Diary of Madman !!!! Thats a classic !!!!!!
Oh fuck yeah...that's a must 👍🤘
I would like to see what they would say about this classic Ozzy song !!
@@beckyleavitt7808 thank you !!!!
Yessssss😎
Love song of a madman is awesome. Cover by tool.
Lucifer is the protagonist of this track. Geezer Butler, who wrote this lyrics, explained in the 1992 documentary "The Black Sabbath Story: Volume One", "The song was about the devil falling in love and totally changing, becoming a good person."
All Sabbath pre Dio shocked the hell out of people. Nobody in the time period was ready for this. Great reaction.
love the shocked faces lol!!
First heard this when I was 10yrs old, fast forward 43yrs, and it still sounds fucking amazing!
Ozzy's delivery is absolutely awesome and heartfelt on this song
“War Pigs” live in Paris 1970!
The whole band at the prime!
This where your metal journey should have started
Ozzy on vocals. Geezer butler on bass is the star in this song for me
Jesse Turner yep. One of the most influential bass songs in metal.
Just everything. Not my favorite band but damn close. They are about as perfect as it gets at every instrument!
The bass solo in the beginning is called "Bassically" an instrumental, often played as part of N.I.B. (which doesn't stand for anything except a reference to Bill Wards beard (Ozzy said it looked like a pen nib)
how you can get ozzy and dio confused is weird. listen to more sabbath dude
tone-deaf Christians react to Black Sabbath
Ozzie's voice is better than Dio....if I want an Opra singer, I'll go to the Opra.
@@bjrnarbjrnarsson5845 They aren't Christians lol
@@yarsivad000.5 I am going to have to disagree with you here. Dio's voice is better, but NOT for Black Sabbath. As far as I am concerned, Black Sabbath died when Ozzy was fired. Their sound completely changed overnight. They went from defining a genre to another generic band with a great vocalist. The magic formula included Ozzy & could be no other combination. If you want a great example of Dio's chops (vocally), listen to Stargazer, Temple of the King, etc when he was in Rainbow.
You are talking as if the only two vocalists for sabbath were Ozzy and Dio. Although there were several vocalists that didn't do anything in the studio I'm sure there are live videos on youtube with at least some of the eight other vocalists that performed with the band. I do know there are plenty of classic sabbath songs on here with Ian Gillian as their front man. I personally didn't listen to much of sabbath after Ozzy left and preferred Dio's Rainbow and solo works over his time with sabbath.
Best Ozzy vocals songs:
The Writ
Changes
Symptom of the universe
Solitude
Aww yeah the Writ!
And almost every vocal on a Randy Rhoads song.
Gud list,how about the vocals on the break in the national acrobat,
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
He doesn't do the vocals on Solitude.
His vocals on Megalomania are, imo, his best.
"was that Ozzy singing?"
LOL !!!!
ONE OF THE BEST SONGS EVER RECORDED!!
ONE OF THE GREATEST BASSPLAYER EVER ❤❤❤
Imagine hearing this in 1970 at 14 years of age after listening to 60s pop, which is great, and then experience this heavy darkness. Started my way down the path of heavy and dark music.
As Christians, I think you'll probably love AFTER FOREVER, Black Sabbath.... Please do react to it.
-Children of the Grave
-Fairies Wear Boots
-Hand of Doom
-God Is Dead?
Terry "Geezer" Butler opening bass riff is ssssick!
F'n love it!!!
13:38 " The Sun, the Moon, the Stars..all bear My seal.." Lucifer was the Angel of Light...
My wife recently told me what she believed was the difference between good and evil. She said the evil wants to control, the good has no such desire. We talked about examples from all superhero movies: every superhero has a villain who is almost equally or sometimes more intelligent, powerful, beautiful, loving, even loyal. But one key difference is that the villain always wants to use his abilities to assume control of something/someone whereas the superhero has no such desire. Was an interesting thought. Matches well with this song, sung by Lucifer, where he says he’s got the power, whereas God always stresses on love by free will. Every other sentence in the song, like Sori said, can be attributed to Jesus talking abut loving him. But it is the power line which doesn’t quite apply in his case, but does in the case of a Lucifer. Pretty impressive writing now that I think about it.
Oh that is a smart thought...control for selfish reasons!
i don't neccesarily think control in general is evil, but wanting full control is.
His false pride prevents him from falling in love...with anything less than himself. His false pride is his stumbling block.
Rock/n Roll is a great time business just like Professional wrestling draws them like a movie 🎉
Actually they recorded the album in 1969. You should check out "A National Acrobat" It's their best song IMO, so many cool changes and riffs plus interesting lyrics.
Always been my favorite song.
Alright, this one's a classic! One of the first songs i've heard from Black Sabbath :D
Nice to see you guys reacting to it.
Yeeah long time some Black Sabbath
N.I.B is the love song for the Devil.
Love it❤
LETS GOOOOO MY ABSOLUTE FAVE BLACK SABBATH SONG!!!!
Wait have they never heard this before? Holy crap I'm 30 and my dad raised us on this 🤙
This is REAL music
9:42 "Was that Ozzy singing on the vocals or was that homeboy who took over for Ozzy?" ......Seriously dude? LOL.... I dont expect this guy to know it all but got damn.....
Lucifer, before falling from grace was the bringer of light hence the line 'The sun, the moon, the stars, all bear my seal'.
Good job Sori. You really get the awesomeness of this classic metal tune
Oh, yeah! :D I was waiting for this reaction for a while now. I don't understand why this wasn't overwhelmingly requested before. It was perfect as proven now, both the Lucifer line and of course the solos.
The guy don’t know who’s singing 😂😂😂😂😂😂. And their faces when they heard “Lucifer” ,smiling like they know something we don’t ... smh...
They smiled because it caught them both off guard, prick.
I love that you are wearing Alex's shirt. You guys and him are my favorite reaction videos. I have the same shirt.
per Geezer, the song is about Lucifer falling in love with a mortal and becoming a good person.
Love the reaction. You must include these in your Sabbath reactions:
Into the Void - Tony's favorite sabbath track to play live
Supernaut - Frank Zappa quoted as saying it is the perfect rock song - Vin will love the beat in the middle
Sabbath Blood Sabbath - considered the pinnacle of their career heavy riff & tempo changes
Symtom of the Universe - Metal Hammer poll voted "greatest Metal Riff of all time" - Sori will love the surprise ending
Behind the Wall of Sleep is my favorite track from this record. Great tune. Otherwise i'll recommend Baroness - Chlorine and Wine 💜
Great reaction and commentary!
Its too bad that music like this isn't made anymore.
I’d pay actual money for a Mr Crowley reaction. Randy Rhoads is the greatest of all time and the lyrics are amazing.
The devil falls I. Love with a mortal. Timeless tale of beauty and the beast. Death takes a holiday. Meet Joe Black.whimsical, tongue in cheek metal classic
Listen to Spiral Architect for a great Ozzy vocal - off their Sabbath Bloody Sabbath album, which is my favourite.
I was expecting this for a long time
I remember playing this song on bass for tryouts in jazz band in high school, ny teacher wasn't too pleased when he heard the original
N.I.B stands for Nativity In Black. Which is also the name of a fantastic compilation album full of metal bands covering Black Sabbath. You guy should check it out as should any Sabbath fan.
Finally! Jeez! MORE SABBATH!
I was giddy as a child waiting for the Lucifer line
That's the one and only OZZY OSBORNE. Long live the Prince of Darkness
Good stuff! Back to the roots. Awesome review. Thanks guys
Love Black Sabbath. They were originators of metal. I just started watching you guys and I'm curious if you have delved into Deep Purple yet. Try Child in time for an equally sweet original and talented flavor. 💜🙏💜 God bless.
I'd love to see your reaction to "Dear Father" off the 13 album. Not sure any other group would have ever touched this topic. Sabbath has always been fearless.
Thankfully Ozzy was there or we'd probably never have heard this bands genius
watch the show Supernatural. its one hell of a commitment because there are hundreds of episodes but they have a really interesting take on the heaven and hell conflict. They cover pretty much any and all old time stories, lore, and biblical scripture, its really interesting. Also Misha Collins is great to watch portray an angel trying to understand humans. great show.
Geezer was 19, maybe twenty when he wrote these lyrics. And in the words of Bill Ward "...Tony was already off the edge of the world...".
SABBATH SONGS I HAD IN MY HEARTBEAT
Great watching your reactions waiting to find out if I have covid-19. Thanks guys!
50 years and this is still as powerfull than ever
I came here after watching the reaction to heart's crazy on you hoping to see you redeem yourselves. Ya basically did. Yes that's ozzy singing... faw-shaauuu!
Depending on what publication you read N.I.B. stands for "Nativity in Black"or "Name In Blood". I've also read that it is a reference to the goatee Bill Ward had at the time which looked like a pen nib. Either way it's a great song with a theme of falling in love from the devil's point of view. This is what made Black Sabbath so original at the time.
So no one is gonna talk about that kickass bass solo
It is the best bass line ever in a song.sum honorable mentions: peace sells,megadeath.ace of spades,motorhead.just about anything cliff Burton touched.lol
@@kevinmitchell4018 thanks i knew they weren't gonna say anything about it
@@normantompkins1252 these pple suck,I only wanna hear a gud song sumtimes is the only reason I even check them out,other wise thre assessments of bands suck
One of the first sabbath song i learnd
Dismember - Dismembered. Great stuff with epic intro!
That reaction.......priceless.....
“And so we know and rely on the love God has for us. God is love. Whoever lives in love lives in God, and God in them.” - 1 John 4:16
the sneaky name, that give no clues of the punchline.
precious.