00:00 - When Iommi and Lemmy first met 00:31 - What Iommi thought of Motorhead 01:03 - Iommi on being called Heavy Metal 01:32 - Playing shows with Motorhead 02:32 - How Lemmy got the name Lemmy 02:46 - Heavy Metal Holocaust
2 of the OGs Iommi truly IS THE creator of Metal Clapton, Hendrix, Page had some super heavy, electric psychedelic, ballsy blues etc etc , but it was truly Tony Iommi who consistently created riffs that ultimately birthed a new RnR genre. -Iron Man -Electric Funeral -Black Sabbath -Symptom of the Universe -Sweet Leaf -Into the Void Just track after track of heavy HEAVY bone crunching riffs. And to this day Ozzy era Sabbath is as heavy as anything there’s ever been. But unlike a lot of metal bands early Sabbath had a rhythm section with Butler-Ward that created a kick ass funky, bouncy rhythm to accompany Iommi’s nasty riffs, Ozzy’s peircing, almost demonic voice was the 🍒 on top that makes Ozzy era Sabbath one of my top 5 all time favorite bands.
Cream invented heavy metal. Black Sabbath just took over where they left off with at the exact same blueprint. Before Tony formed Black Sabbath he was in the band called mythology and they did all John mayall numbers with Eric Clapton. He basically copied Eric's leads almost note-for-note. 🙋
@@joenorris8220 well you never even heard mythology so how the hell would you know . Your ignorance will prove to be your shortcoming in life . When it comes to musical history never go up against me pal .
@@richardhincemon well that's what you think because you never heard the metal albums before Black Sabbath so that's all you have to go buy is your limited brain capacity.
Thank you for your MOR and Sabotage documentary's. You definitely earned a well deserved sub. If you plan on doing any in the future, may I suggest Sabbath Bloody Sabbath? I think that one would be interesting with Tony having writers block until they rented out a haunted castle. I know you would do it justice!
@@TheTapesArchive there's so much 'gold' to choose from. For most of us Hawk fans the golden era is definitely their works from their 1st album in 1970 to say the mid 80's.(That's not to say there's plenty brilliant stuff from mid 80's to present day too) Yet all their work during that 70 to mid 80's period is so diverse in many ways so plenty to ponder over as every album has something different yet highly interesting imho. Roadhawks here is a mid 70's compilation album that gives a taste of how diverse their earlier sound is : th-cam.com/video/pD7VE19SOGk/w-d-xo.html
@@TheTapesArchive Your welcome.....For another change in direction from their earlier 70's sound, and into their main 'Bob Calvert' late 70's years , here's their 1977 album (the 1st of a Bob Calvert trilogy whereby his highly visionary poetic lyrics were unleashed.) th-cam.com/video/vrcodKpE_D0/w-d-xo.html
00:00 - When Iommi and Lemmy first met
00:31 - What Iommi thought of Motorhead
01:03 - Iommi on being called Heavy Metal
01:32 - Playing shows with Motorhead
02:32 - How Lemmy got the name Lemmy
02:46 - Heavy Metal Holocaust
Wow.very cool interview
Man I just discovered your channel and already watched a couple of hidden gems. Everything in here is pure gold. Cheers from Spain mate!
2 of the OGs
Iommi truly IS THE creator of Metal
Clapton, Hendrix, Page had some super heavy, electric psychedelic, ballsy blues etc etc , but it was truly Tony Iommi who consistently created riffs that ultimately birthed a new RnR genre.
-Iron Man
-Electric Funeral
-Black Sabbath
-Symptom of the Universe
-Sweet Leaf
-Into the Void
Just track after track of heavy HEAVY bone crunching riffs.
And to this day Ozzy era Sabbath is as heavy as anything there’s ever been. But unlike a lot of metal bands early Sabbath had a rhythm section with Butler-Ward that created a kick ass funky, bouncy rhythm to accompany Iommi’s nasty riffs, Ozzy’s peircing, almost demonic voice was the 🍒 on top that makes Ozzy era Sabbath one of my top 5 all time favorite bands.
Cream invented heavy metal. Black Sabbath just took over where they left off with at the exact same blueprint. Before Tony formed Black Sabbath he was in the band called mythology and they did all John mayall numbers with Eric Clapton. He basically copied Eric's leads almost note-for-note. 🙋
@@chriskroll4166Wrong.
@@joenorris8220 well you never even heard mythology so how the hell would you know . Your ignorance will prove to be your shortcoming in life . When it comes to musical history never go up against me pal .
@@chriskroll4166Black Sabbath by Black Sabbath from the album Black Sabbath is the first metal song and album. 😅
@@richardhincemon well that's what you think because you never heard the metal albums before Black Sabbath so that's all you have to go buy is your limited brain capacity.
Thank you for your MOR and Sabotage documentary's. You definitely earned a well deserved sub. If you plan on doing any in the future, may I suggest Sabbath Bloody Sabbath? I think that one would be interesting with Tony having writers block until they rented out a haunted castle. I know you would do it justice!
Thanx!
very cool
The 2 best bands ever.....Hawkwind and Black Sabbath (with Motorhead close behind those 2, and adding a different dimension too)
I always wanted to get into Hawkwind. Which is the first album I should try...I like more rockin than psychedelia
@@TheTapesArchive there's so much 'gold' to choose from. For most of us Hawk fans the golden era is definitely their works from their 1st album in 1970 to say the mid 80's.(That's not to say there's plenty brilliant stuff from mid 80's to present day too) Yet all their work during that 70 to mid 80's period is so diverse in many ways so plenty to ponder over as every album has something different yet highly interesting imho.
Roadhawks here is a mid 70's compilation album that gives a taste of how diverse their earlier sound is : th-cam.com/video/pD7VE19SOGk/w-d-xo.html
@@TheTapesArchive Another good one to start off with is their first live album Space Ritual from 1973 :th-cam.com/video/iNQpQzYS1qI/w-d-xo.html
@@Spirit-Of-The-Age Thank you so much! Love it! I'm going to binge some over the weekend.
@@TheTapesArchive Your welcome.....For another change in direction from their earlier 70's sound, and into their main 'Bob Calvert' late 70's years , here's their 1977 album (the 1st of a Bob Calvert trilogy whereby his highly visionary poetic lyrics were unleashed.)
th-cam.com/video/vrcodKpE_D0/w-d-xo.html