WHERE IS THIS FROM? 🎵 Black Sabbath Iron Man Reaction
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- Thanks for checking out our Black Sabbath reaction. Iron Man is a classic and we've definitely heard this riff before, but we can't quite pin it down. Help us out in the comments if you can!
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"Where is this from?" Answer: Literally everywhere... it's been used on movies, commercials, tv shows, video games.... it's played at sporting events... it's one of the most recognizable and classic guitar riffs of all time.
no no no. not literally. dont remember hearing this song after marley died in marley and me, or when spiderman was slinging through buildings, or EVEN when the world trade centers collapsed
HAHAHAAH yes literally! I just came to write imagine hearing one of the most famous songs in our short (america) history and just being like "were is this from?" ITS THE FROM THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE BRAD- any speaker anywhere, in the last 50 years has a good chance of playing this lol. There are infinite ways you could have heard this song in your life.
@@altqq1755 Just want to point out that is a fucked up random string of events to single out, you good?
*backs away from this thread slowly*
Literally licensed to the NBA, NFL, NHL, and half the SEC/Big ten schools for all game udr
The song was used in the Iron Man movie. Plus Busta Rhymes sampled this for his track "This Means War"
You thought of both places I thought he probably heard it lol
I was going to say it was 1 of 2 tracks played, at the end credits of Iron man 1.
It was a track on the black Sabbath tribute album....I mean I guess you could say it was sampled......but, it wasnt
@@andyhanks1425 because it was sampled...it was on Busta Rhymes E.L.E album before the tribute album. Ozzy is just a cool cat who liked it and had to have it on his tribute album
Also Sir mix a lot did his own version of Iron Man with Metal Church's guitarist. Real good rap from mix.
The lyrics tell the story of a man who time travels into the future and sees the apocalypse. In the process of returning to the present he is turned into steel by a magnetic field, and his attempts to warn the public are ignored and mocked. Feeling shunned and alone, Iron Man plans his revenge on mankind, causing the apocalypse seen in his vision. and y its ozzy who sing
Thats so dope, idea had to have come from a heavy trip lol.
Woow I never knew that’s fucking dope idea
I think that story fits the literal lyrics, but i think its a metaphor for soldiers returning from war with PTSD and being mistreated by the people they fought for which was very much the case in the Vietnam era
@@Jedi-Biggs I heard it can from an old movie
That's one of the best (and most accurate) descriptions of this song. Aces.
This song has been played everywhere from high school football games to the movie Iron Man. I'm 40 years old and am pretty sure this was playing when my mom gave birth to me.
Some consider Black Sabbath one of the groups that ushered in the beginning of Heavy Metal.
"Some"? Are you suggesting there are people who deny it?
@@user-mn5zn5dn7z There's always someone!
Ozzy was the first person I ever saw HEADBANG on video😈🤘
Literally the founding fathers of heavy metal.
Ushered? They created heavy metal
Thus pure music. Singer, guitar. Bass an drums. No mixing. Pure raw live music. 1970
Mr Crowley is probably one of my favorite songs ever. I have a feeling Brad is going to love the melodic ambiance of the riffs! Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne are quality rabbit holes :)
Couldn't agree more! Black Sabbath and Ozzy are EXACTLY the rabbit holes that started my glorious journey into this wonderful adventure called heavy metal! \m/
That is a good song. If you guys haven't checked that one out yet, then you def need to.
The beat you meen? 😆
Yes that was Ozzy Osbourne, you guys should do next, Crazy Train is another iconic riff 🔥🔥🔥
buddy please. that riff never ever needs to be heard. as many times it's bin played .it's just a frigging joke now
@@kevinmitchell4018 it’s still a good riff
@@RagingInsomniac hmm.bolnay sandwiches are gud also. but I can't stand to eat one every day 😫
@@kevinmitchell4018 have you been eating nails????? that blasphemy to even say!!!!!!!
@@RagingInsomniac Hell yeh dude !!!!!!!
Early heavy metal...the God fathers of metal...
They brought that dark heavy feel to rock..
And I will say it again Lex is a ROCKER !!
Y'all both do great reactions !
The tag team the Road Warriors used to use this as their entrance music, if you are old enough to remember them, lol.
The beginning of metal. I'm 50 and this is older than me, so yeah, you've heard this before somewhere. lol.
Led Zeppelin - Since I’ve been loving you (live at MSG)
Pantera - Domination (live in Moscow)
Brad, if you like classic rock, try Jimi Hendrix "Hey Joe", Led Zeppelin "Black Dog", Janis Joplin "Me and Bobby McGee", or The Doors "Five to One". Good luck on your musical trip! :)
Check out Motionless in White with Another Life
Lex, They came out in the late '60s, and yes that's Ozzy before they kicked him out then he became bigger than them.
Lex had become quite the metalhead. Embracing the metal riffs which brings on the spaz dancing (headbanging).
Paranoid, Iron Man, and Crazy Train have three of the most iconic riffs of all time. Randy Rhoades' riff in Crazy Train is probably the best ever. It's a work of absolute genius.
Now you can understand why every single rock/metal band has been influenced by Sabbath. The original OG metal band💪
The Road Warrior pop is what they called it before Hawk and Animal the Road Warriors hit the ring to fans going crazy!!
This helped make the Road Warriors so scary and demonic. I loved it.
This song was on the album Paranoid was released in 1970
wiki: The lyrics tell the story of a man who time travels into the future and sees the apocalypse. In the process of returning to the present he is turned into steel by a magnetic field, and his attempts to warn the public are ignored and mocked. Feeling shunned and alone, Iron Man plans his revenge on mankind, causing the apocalypse seen in his vision. Written by Geezer Butler the bassist.
Black Sabbath did this yrs before any movie, they were the first Heavy Metal Bands
Bill Ward on the drums is so underrated
I reckon Bill Ward inspired Jim Henson to create animal in the muppet show.
He's not underrated to people who actually heard him play.
@@haroldhadradi8763, Animal was based on Keith Moon✌🏻
@@kevinoconnor1912 I have to give it to you there, Keith joined the Who in 64. Whereas Bill joined ozzy, Tony and geezer to form sabbath in 68.
It’s funny Harold because I only heard about that last week. Can’t go wrong either way 🤘🤘🤘
Awesome reaction. Lex was right with the what is a riff part. The solos are called solos. The repeating parts of the guitar that are musical hooks/melodies are referred to as riffs. The opening riff for Iron Man is played at foot ball games, movies (Iron Man being one recent one), commercials and video games.
See Lex understands the value of Raw production. She will someday become a black metalhead.
Iron Man is the First Sabbath Song I ever Heard , and it’s iconic🎸 Biggest Hit off the second Album Released in Fall of 1970. Actually, one of Black Sabbath’s most popular songs.
"Orion"by Metallica. Please, I beg you. It's an instrumental, meaning it has no lyrics, but it's magical. My favorite song of all time. The slow middle section will give you shivers.
My favorite. First song I ever heard by them. Been a fan since I was 10 years old. Ozzy is my favorite still.
You guys should react to…
Pink Floyd - Time
🎸🤘
What ☝🏻said !!!
Favorite Floyd song of all time. Though it would be a 30 minute video..... Shine on you crazy diamonds all parts.
Two moods I’m usually in, Black Sabath or Pink Floyd
You might have heard it in the first iron man movie. When he first told everyone he was iron man. And yes it's ozzy. Most distinct voice ever
My son is 31 year old.. and coz of me, this was one of the first thing he learned to play on guitar.... and yes he plays in a metal band now.. so proud of him... anyway Black Sabbath one of the fathers of Heavy Metal... this song plays to your soul and the story is about the paradox of time traval. Keep rocking ... 🤘
You should tell us the name of his band so we can check them out.
@@sambershurtmeknots well they are on TH-cam... just look up "End of Salvation " Sickening Pride" official music video.. hope ya like...
Thanks for sharing old music with new audiences.
Black Sabbath is my favorite band of all time and Iron Man is my favorite song.
I hope some of your audience enjoys it.
Tony Iomii, the left handed guitar player literally got top of his two playing fingers chopped off in a sheet metal accident as a teenager - he was told he would never play again until someone played Jango Reinhart who only played with two fingers.
As teenagers they could hear the heavy metal steel presses in Aston/Birmingham.
They're the origin of "Heavy Metal".
Ozzy is from Birmingham England, like myself, and loved by all Brummie metal heads, this band i would say gave birth to metal!!
It was one of the final songs on Guitar Hero 1. Enter Sandman was also on guitar hero
One of the best Black Sabbath songs of all time, you may remember this was the end credits song from MARVELs "Iron Man" (2008) after RDJ says "I am IRON MAN." It may have been used in the "Guitar Hero" game back in the day as well. The solo is EPIC!
I swear y'all sound just like me and my husband at the end of this video talking about whether you'd want to know about impending doom or not. Right down to the why stress about it if there's nothing you can do about it. My husband thinks along the same lines as Brad and I'm with you 100%, Lex! You'll probably enjoy Led Zeppelin, Brad, since you like this classic rock vibe.
Yep, Led Zeppelin is timeless!! It’s amazing!!
"I agree with going down the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole but don't start off with their most famous song "Stairway to Heaven" (do it later) start off with either "Since I've Been Loving You" or "Daze and Confused', live from the Madison Square Gardens.
The real difference between this era of music and new modern music is that you can hear subconsciously that older music breaths more, sounds more live and natural. Its recorded analog, no chance to fix mistakes and all. These days music is all digital recorded put through the computer and they pro-tooled the shit out it. copy pasting riffs and drums, pitch adjusting everything. They tweak everything to its timed like an atomic clock and every layer super crisp. In older recordings its all just less precise where the guitar will sometimes come in slightly behind or in front of the beat and the drummer will slow and speed tempo slightly because they are humans. Not everything aligns perfectly. Makes music contract and expand a bit during a song, breath. Its why this music will always be appreciated.
Black Sabbath are retired. Ozzy still makes new solo albums. You totally heard this at a football game. My son plays in the marching band and they play this song. Also it’s at the end of the first Iron Man movie, and I’m sure it was in guitar hero
I grew up on this song and Black Sabbath sounds exploding out of my 68' Firebird . They made a lot of good music. Had Allice Cooper playing a lot too. You should look up School is Out. Or The Black Widow.
One of the first riffs most beginning rock guitarist's learn. This song has been in a lot of movie soundtracks including the Iron Man movies.
I'd say second riff most learn... after smoke on the water :D
Black Sabbath...the pioneers of metal. In the beginning metal was created... Black Sabbath. Many bands like Deep Purple, Rainbow (Dio) and many others followed. And yes this song has been used in so many movies, video games, and other artists doing remixes and such. British Metal is where it's from. ✌🤟🤘😎🤘
"Where's this from?" 😂 I feel your "pain" that you have been deprived for decades!
Ozzy was lead singer of the original, he was replaced by Ronnie James Dio.
Wasn't it Ian Gillan after Ronnie?
2 things I remember reading about Ronnie with Sabbath, for some reason he always had trouble remembering the lyrics for iron man. And also the roadies would play pranks about his height, by placing a wooden box for him to stand on when they did sound checks.
There have been a few lead vocalists for Sabbath. Ian Gillian and I believe one other
Was Ozzy replaced, I always thought he created his own band...
sabbath were 4 working class guys from a pub in birmingham, uk who tried to start a band, the bassist had never played bass before, the guitarist had missing fingers , the drummer was a jazz fan and some guy called ozzy a local petty criminal,was lead singer because he owned a PA system and it saved money. the first gig went fairly well . 2 years later they made an album called Paranoid.
You two are great in trying analyzing the lyrics. I bought this in 1980 when I was 15 yrs old. I did not analyze it, just liked the sound and became a fan. Thank you for doing this. Who knows what it means. I just fitted it to my life back then :)
So the story of what led to this song and their music is so fascinating. The guitarist used to work in a factory and one day he accidentally got the tip of his finger chopped off. Since he loved playing guitar, he created a metal tip for his finger. Since he couldnt play in the normal key, he down tuned the guitar which led to that heavy sound which later defined the genre of metal. The guitarist is also probably one of the best in history. The way he just blends from one riff to another seamlessly is just immaculate.
It's great when people hear a few of their songs. It's like 5 genres in one band. "Symptom of the Universe" is another one with changes...
You two will love "War Pigs" by Black Sabbath. Very groovy, and has a great message. I enjoy all of your reactions so far. Keep up the good work.
Check out some skid row, Disturbed, Breaking Benjamin or Shinedown. All four bands front men have great voices and they all have some great guitar and drum play. Lex will love them.
Oh and they all have great lyrics as well.
You two are the best reaction people I have ever seen. ❤ you guys!
#MoreSabbathSongs: "Snowblind" - "Father" - "The Wizard" ....and Yes, That's Ozzy Osbourne singing.
I had a co worker one time,that thought he was a metal head,and we were working one day,and he started humming this,and I started singing the lyrics.He stopped and asked me was I making the words up,or what? I told him it was the song Ironman,and he didn't know anything about it,all he knew was from watching the movie Ironman.He never knew of Black Sabbath,or this song,so I just started laughing and told him that he needed to dig into metal more,because these guys were pretty much the first heavy metal group.
First song I ever learned on guitar, and I'm still playing metal guitar some 35 years later. Thanks Tony Iommi! 🤘
You'd (Brad) would probably like Golden Earing / Radar Love... Classic track with a double-timed hip hop style beat, with some infused blues and soul. Of course, Lex will rock out to it!
For new stuff, think you'd really dig Faith No More / The Real Thing.
Iron Man is a legend from Black Sabbath. It was the theme song in Iron Man, the movie! Epic Ozzy here!
The psychedelic animation happening behind the band is featuring Stan Lee, the creator of Iron Man.
Hey guys in this particular song its better to listen to the studio version! I think Lex would love it!!!
Black Sabbath was the first concert I went to, back when I was 12 years (1999). They did the reunion tour and It's the last time all of the original line-up has been on tour, so I'm very glad I got to experience that. I had already been listening to Sabbath for a few years, since my dad had their vinyls. He knew me and my brother would love to go and I'm glad he didn't think 12 is too young to go to a Black Sabbath concert 😊 Anyway, I was gonna refer to Lex's comment about "this sounds raw". Sabbath recorded their albums as a group, they played as a band in the studio unlike nowadays, when a band records all instrument separately and multiple layers. I believe this album was recorded in 2-3 days, which is mind-blowing. Nowadays That's one song, if that. And obviously audio quality wasn't what it is now.
And I agree with Brad, this isn't super enhanced so it pierces your ear and brain. It's a quite a smooth buzz and an organic sound.
Sabbath is heavily blues-influenced which is most likely why you enjoy the music more than more modern metal. There have been multiple singers for Black Sabbath. My personal favorite is the one which replaced Ozzy.. Ronnie James Dio. I am 100% positive you will both love the song 'Heaven and Hell' with Dio on vocals.
Enjoy the ride.
The guitarist from Black Sabbath lost his finger tips on his right hand when he worked at a Factory at like 17 or 18 years of age- in the 1960s. He put on prosthetic finger tips which were like rubber and taped on and that what he used to finger the notes on the neck. Amazing
🤯🤯🤯👀 i wonder if that helped him play more intensely or if it made it harder
@@BradAndLex definitely made it harder. He can't feel the strings. He gave up guitar after it happened and got severe depression. Like a year later he became inspired after he saw and disabled war veteran living life with disfigurement and picked the guitar back up again and he had to relearn how to play. Black Sabbath took the Beatles stuff and Led Zeppelin stuff and put darkness and morbidity to it and are credited with the beginnings of what is Heavy Metal. Metallica took the inspiration of Sabbath and Punk and created Thrash Metal (speed and hard) and actually created modernized Heavy Metal. Tool is heavy but changes time signatures and is Progressive Rock/metal. Rush is one of the founding bands of Progressive Rock. Rush "XYZ" is whacky and unique and is Progressive rock but without Tools Darkness lol.
@@BradAndLex He (Tony Iommi) also tuned down his guitar because it made easier for him to bend the strings and he really liked the darker sound that resulted. I'm thinking that's why you find the sound so appealing too. Because Sabbath is generally considered the birth of heavy metal I sometimes wonder what hard rock and metal music would sound like today, 50 years later, had Iommi not had that accident and had to relearn how to play his instrument. He is also known as the "Riffmaster". Ronnie James Dio once said of Iommi that most guitarists were successful if they came up with three great riffs in a career. Iommi came up with three great riffs A DAY. All things considered, he's the GOAT in my opinion. Try listening to "Supernaut" or "Symptom of the Universe".
Always reminds me of Wrestlers “Hawk and Animal” Legion of Doom. Hearing them come out to this Bad Ass beat.
i know where its from..... it was played at my friends house when i was 17, im 51 now, i was passed out on the living room floor and my friend played this song early morning with his parents sitting at the kitchen table....good ole days
I met Ozzy once, Black Sabbath are from my home city of Birmingham UK! The birthplace of heavy metal FACT, Sabbath, Deep Purple, Uriah Heep, Rush, Saxon, Rainbow, and about a dozen other bands I can't remember! The City went south in the 1980s, and we had to suffer the embarrassment of Duran Duran, on my bloody doorstep! My girlfriend used to go round their houses for tea with their mothers! Who am kidding, everybody loves a bit of Duran! 😆😎🇬🇧
Hi Brad and Lex!
How are the kid/kids?
YEAH, Old School! YEAH!
You know, it's very raw and powerful.
✋️ Wait a minute. Wait ✋️ a minute. Hold the phone.
It's so old, but Old School and Vintage.
The audio on this is Amazing! Where did you find this video?
Thumbs 👍 up to you two!
Thanks for the reaction .😊
None of this ever needed to be improved. They always started with a riff, humming the harmony, lyrics written, then played the next day. Masters of bringing a song all the way home. You guys are great! This is a social comment during the Vietnam era.
The guitar riff at the beginning of the song is what they are talking about. It's fairly easy to learn and will get playing the guitar. Black Sabbath are like Led Zeppelin. They do not have one bad song in their catalogs. You can rank them however you like them in that group they are all excellent. That's why they're both in the Rock and Roll Hall Fame
I bought Warpigs the day it was available in the Armidale record store. (NSW, Aust). I love Ozzy Black Sabbath.
Ozzy always sang with the bass line. Early Sabbath could have been so much more if Ozzy had thought more about his vocals.
But life changing for me none the less.
Released September 1970, I was ten. Watching from Panama City Florida, USA. 🇺🇸🦅
Fifty three years ago.
As a kid watching wrestling The Road Warriors came out to this as their theme music and would just pulverize jobbers to this tune. Iconic wrestling theme.
It's a similar beat to the song" We Will We Will Rock You ". which is what they play in sporting events
The genesis of metal.. the inventors .. this is it guys the holy grail of rock metal
Black Sabbath sound is very much adored. They are responsible for influencing new rock styles like stoner rock and doom metal.
This opening note is simultaneously easy and cool sounding at the same time.
Tony simply bent the E string behind the nut to give it that sinister, foreboding sound. I know they got an EVH guitar in the mail, it’s a good thing to practice on.
Old school, fam.
Thanks for this one!
Grew up listening to the Oz man belt it.😁
If Black Sabbath is chill, they have a maladjusted thermostat.
Ozzy's first band, they got back together through out the years until fairly recently. This is just a fictional story about a space travelling Iron man as far as I know. Black Sabbath was considered the first heavy metal band. Check out "Paranoid", "N.I.B." & "Fairy with Red boots".
In the song they put him in a time machine he saved the world and when he came back he was turned to Steel but he could still see and hear and ended up as a statue one day he woke up and killed everybody. Ozzy wasn't always a creepy old man. Okay yes he was.
Brad's comments are interesting, because a major feature of heavy metal is the fuzzy and distorted guitar... ie, specifically NOT sharp sounds. So you're spot on with that.
My kids' high school band used to play this song at football games.
You missed the last part of the song's story; where he grew resentful over being ignored and started the very apocalypse he saw the aftermath of in his time travels. So by sending him on that mission they in effect caused the very tragedy he saw as a consequence of attempting to meddle with time. Really fun sci-fi horror story and a legendary song.
Love me some Black Sabbath. Their breakdowns are reminiscent of earlier rock, sort of “jammy” vibe and sometimes bluesy.
This sounds like my youths. I was 10 in 1970. It came off of a vinyl disc through a needle to my stereo HiFi speakers. It changed me I became Ironman. For better or worse. I am the last of the Boomers... Peace, be kind to others...
Yes that's Ozzy, putting the fear into everyone over 40 back in the day.😂😂😂
She is so unique and so genuine ,seems like she was born in the wrong time period and just puts a big smile on my face when i see her smile and bounce her head to the beat or the guitar solo .When i was growing up Black Sabbath was my favourite band and looking at her it reminded me of when i first heard this stuff, Its just so,so cool watching someone from a different generation reacts almost the same way l did when l first heard it.,Does that make any sense?Ya eh ! Wow when i,m typing out these comments i realise that being Canadian we do say eh . Eh? :)
If you ever play guitar hero that's probably where you hear a lot of this music from
One of the most sampled tracks in rap and hip-hop. Bands like Sir Mix a Lot and many others around those years sampled them.
Iron man in a nutshell. He saw the future he caused.
"It feels very raw"
YOU GUYS
The best music sounds like it was recorded in an apartment
Ozzy went out on his own as well after Sabbath. Many many great songs and albums. He is still on the go...Maybe try out Mr Cowley. One of my favorites. The legendary Randy Rhoades playing guitar.
Lexi Nailed it.....the imperfections of humans is what makes us human and what makes real art.
The song was used in the movie "Ironman"
The clues in the name of the song 🎵
The tones Brad is talking about is becuz the recording process n the mix....but mainly cuz many modern guitarists use a more "scooped" sound...like Metallica.
It was the sounds/tones of the times. A difference of 20-30 years.
Saw them many times back in the 70's, took my kids to see them when my kids were teenagers, my kids are in their 30's now and now my grandkids know who they are because of grandma 😜🤟
This song openning was in the Marvel Movie, "Iron Man". (Tony Stark). The End Credits. 😊😊😊
Its wild to think of this in the environment of 60s music. The monkeys and neil diamond and the bee gees.....and then these guys
I first heard this song as the entrance music for the wrestling tag team The Road Warriors.Later when I got older and got into Black Sabbath and heard it again. I was like " Hey that's the Road Warrior song" 😆
Man, you guys are really starting to like Black Sabbath. I had 3rd row seats at the Forum in LA, what 52 years ago. I only wish I had known Jesus back then. I do now!!
Black Sabbath started in the midlands where I was born and the band played in the pubs and clubs around Birmingham (the original ) they used a van I think scrounged
“Where’s this from?” End credits of 2008’s Ironman for one. 😆
This is Ozzy Osborne from my childhood almost 40 years ago.
hopefully not triggering existential crisis but this was released 1971, that's 50 years
@@snooks5607 (Shhhh .... I don't want the age fairy to know my real age - but yes, I am over 50.)