Heavy Metallurgy Presents! Episode #25: Master of Streamality w/ King Fowley
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2024
- Alan and Marty are joined on episode #25 of Heavy Metallurgy by King Fowley for our part 1 discussion of the Black Sabbath discography: The Ozzy Years!
Sabbath are the undisputed lord of this world and the forefathers of heavy metal. We will be conducting a 2 part deep dive into this bands discography with King, along with a discussion about Deceased and October 31!
Join us on Friday, October 8th @ 9PM Eastern.
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cheers everynone. sorry the damn tablet wouldnt show me the comments and caused the echo, my apolgies. we'll be back next week for part 2 and have things figured out!! sabbathhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Next week will be a lot more interesting. I love the Ozzy era as much as anyone and but the Martin Era? That’s where we separate the men from the boys when it comes to Sabbath fans. Hahaha.
It is always great to hear your opinions and stories. Great job as always.
@@metalneanderthal If Headless Cross doesn't get a perfect score we riot. 😁
@@scottwilcox2440 my favorite Martin album for sure. Obviously all 4 Dio albums are pure perfection for me and yes, I include The Devil You Know. That’s a Sabbath album regardless of the the name. 😉
Martin era is great. here's a perfect example of how the press/promotion and financial circumstances can hide great material. Martin's voice is exceptional, and at the end of the day is up there with Dio style Sabbath albums for me.
No worries King! We made it work and I think we shed a lot of light on Sabs early; and what many would consider “classic” era. Had a blast!!!
Thanks to everyone for joining us tonight, it was great discussing these iconic records with someone who knows them as in depth as King does. Sorry there were some tech glitches. We're gonna work on fixing those for Part 2 next week and we'll aim to have some time for King to do more Q&A with folks in the chat. King couldn't see the comments on his screen tonight so it was hard for him to answer questions; rest assured he was not ignoring anyone who posted a question for him.
Gonna be a great time!
@Let's Talk Metal agree 💯 with what you said about "master of reality". I've thought the same for a long time that album is the blueprint for Doom metal 🤘🏻
@@nundo7781 Thanks Nundo, glad you enjoyed my take on that great album!
I fell over backwards when King said Ozzy looks like Big Momma Cass and Alan said Bill had an armadillo in his pants or that he hopes so. That is my favorite Sabbath album as well from my favorite band of all time. Great episode, guys.
Agreed with Fowley on Never Say Die! Tons of emotional depth and variety on there. My Top 10 Sabbath albums:
1. Mob Rules 2. Heaven & Hell 3. Never Say Die! 4. Masters of Reality 5. Volume 4 6. Tyr 7. Sabotage 8. Headless Cross 9. Eternal idol 10. Born Again
Lots of Ozzy era stuff has great songs, but I can't stand some of the singing in lockstep with the riffs (NIB verse, Iron Man verse, etc.) or his playful stuff (eg. the War Pigs verse rising and falling / Electric Funeral title singing). Sabbath Bloody Sabbath...so many great ideas on that album, but hampered by desultory arrangements that "progress" to honky tonk or aimless jamming or far less interesting ideas. Almost every song on that album has a better first half, but yeah, lots of great licks on there. Sabotage is the more focused and blistering take on those types of ideas---The Writ is explosive and Symptom of the Universe crackles.
I think this is a hot take for anyone who reads this, but on the list of best Sabbath singers, Ozzy ranks pretty low when it comes to technical ability. I love his character and charm though.
Took me a few weeks to get the time to catch to this marathon epic in 2 parts. Great to get acquainted with King F. and thank you for the great music thats pumped out of the mansion in the last 3 decades (Deceased, Doomstone, October 31). There's a few Kings in metal and this one seems the more approachable one: great knowledge of metal. As for the Sabbs... the classic era... after having read one of their Biog books: It is amazing how they didn't implode early on their career with all the drugs, bad management and overall craziness and thank the darklord for the amazing music MkI Sabb has left for future generations.
Necessity is the mother of invention. Music has been their lives since a young age, so I can understand how they could persevere under all the stress and strain. The brand was established at that point.
Volume 4, Heaven/Hell, Seventh Star, Mob Rules, Master, Tyr, Sabotage, Born Again ,Master ,Black Sabbath, Paranoid, Headless Cross, Dehumanizer, 13, Never Say Die, Technical Esctasy, Cross Purposes, Forbidden. I do like Tony Martin era. Under rated
Forgot Blood Sabbath- between Sabotage and Born Again
Martin era was totally underrated. Some of their best work for sure and he obviously resonated with Iommi or he wouldn’t have lasted for so many albums.
I'm really looking forward to part 2 now. This first part was really good and loved hearing everyone's input on these Ozzy year releases.
I did as well. Always fun to hear people’s perceptions of the classics! Thanks for watching.
Can't wait for part 2 of this one guys going back to that video about albums you learned to appreciate that was the same for me with technical ecstasy I like it more as I've got older
Get ready! We will be ready to stream around 9PM! It's going to be a blast!
cool guest with king fowley! whiplash's power and pain is eternally great metal and an all time top ten thrash classic for me. great riffs, arrangements, and vocals throughout. glad to hear fowley salute that one, though salisbury is definitely my favorite uriah heep---pure magick on that one.
fearless undead machines comes out for me every halloween, and bury the hatchet reappears often.
victims of the masterplan forever!
cheers brother. been loving your movies. really proud of you!!! keep them coming. and put some deceased in one of them. :)
@@kingfowley2082 thanks---that's cool that you dig my movies. hail to the king and stay deceased!
Those first 2 Whiplash albums are stellar. They totally had their own sound and it was so vicious! Thanks for watching S!
Awesome, loved King's story about how he discovered Sabbath! Respect to your opinions King, but for me Never Say Die is only above Forbidden in the discography. I just find it aimless and boring. Looking forward to part 2 to see how you feel about some of my favorite later era records!
no worries. you're not alone in your assumption :) cheers
Never Say Die is a gem in Ozzy’s catalog for sure. I love the production and the feel in the songs. There’s a lot of darkness and light on this one. Thanks for watching.
Hails everyone. First time I heard "Hole in the sky" in my teens, eveything changed! That was my introduction. Sabbath is Sabbath.
Man, Vol. 4 is amazing. Vol 4 is actually "dirty", dense and organic as fuck in my ears. It's tighter, that's true. Top 3 Ozzy era albums for me.
But at the end of the day, Ozzy's first 6 are untouchable for a reason. Dio albums are killer of course. I really like the Tony Martin era albums a lot, as well
There’s no denying the overall consistency of Sabbath, EVEN WITH all the different singers. Changing a singer is usually the death knell for a band. Tony always seemed to pick the good ones! Thanks for watching!
Just recently discovered this channel and from what ive sampled so far king is my favourite guest im going through the videos looking for kings appearances, first one i seen with him was the maiden one. Hes a funny guy but also knows what hes talking about. U two guys are good aswell i will eventually go through most of the non death metal vids, i don't like it apart from the band death i like leprosy and human by them.
Glen Hughes would have ruled for this era of Sabbath. Ray might of too
Woulda-coulda-shoulda. There were so many amazing Ozzy albums, I just can’t take those away from him. Everything happened for a reason.
EXCELLENT VIDEO! I have to ask though, why no Black Sabbath: 13?
Patience, young Nicky...I think the rest will be covered in a few weeks!
@@brianarkham1789 but.....but....it's Ozzy 🥺
@@nickygoods131 Fair question nicky! It crossed my mind to have us include that one since it is an Ozzy album but I think it would have placed the album way out of context to leap so far ahead and discuss it out of sequence. We'll get to it NEXT WEEK when King returns to cover the rest of the 'Sabbath catalog with us.
@@letstalkmetal I get it, thanks for answering..and thank you and Marty for such great weekly shows! I'm stoked to hear everyone's thoughts on the DIO era, and a personal favorite album of mine "Born Again" cheers 🤘🤘
I almost forgot IAN GILLAN RULES!
Is it bad that I’m a giant fan of Gillian? I fear future installments may shame me!
Not bad at all! Born Again rules!
I don't get the tech ecstacy views? There's alot of real feeling on that n great guitar ! It's alright is more like Lita n Ozzy's tune esp the solo! I wrote teachers burnt the school he's had enough of sticking to the rules on my 8th grade math folder and if horrified the staff! Lmfao along with " do bongs" 🤣
Some good songs for sure, but it’s a scattered album for me. Thanks for watching!
That would suck to pass up sabbath from ADHD on planet caravan! 🤣
yeah we were flying through tapes that day (his brother had stacks on the floor out of the case) and that tune was just cued up when tape went into player. thanks fucking whoever that i got back to hearing more tunes then just that one :)
All I can hear is that fucking Pantera cover in my head. Talk about curdling my milk!
here's that link to see never say die on top of the pops with iommi and les paul... th-cam.com/video/DCatPaqLQcE/w-d-xo.html
I would say it was probably a guitar that was lying around back stage, but lefty’s are rare. He brought that axe to the show for sure.