MollyBoy is becoming a bit of a Legend, keep it up young man. This is the music we grew up with, it was new at the time. Review the song ''Sabbath Bloody Sabbath.
@@cmudd9788 He retired recently due to his Parkinson's and other health issues. He has confirmed he will perform 2 final shows as a goodbye in his home town!
54 years old, yes it is the first true metal album, but there were others from the 1960s even before Jimi or the Beatles did some metal sounding riffage and distortion such as 'Blue Cheer' with Summertime Blues in 1968. This song actually has riffage that sounds a lot like modern doom metal ffs!!
I second all of the above and will add, After Forever, Symptom Of The Universe, Megalomania, The Writ. I hope the copyright claims don't kill your Black Sabbath journey.
This was 1970, and I feel so lucky that I'm old enough to have lived through the evolution of rock music from then to now. You need to listen to Deep Purple, Thin Lizzy and other bands from the 70s.
As an aging metalhead, watching your love of metal grow and grow has been the dose of wholesome these days. Great to see you checking out the OGs! One of the neat about Black Sabbath's/Toni Iommi's guitar work is if you listen closely enough you'll hear how even modern day metal still uses what he had done as their foundation. Sabbath sort of wrote the blueprint for metal, one could say (yes, of course, there were plenty of others that had their influence on the genre, but, come on. It's Sabbath).
I got to see them during their The End Tour in 2016. They killed it... blew the roof off the venue... faces were melting for the first 10 rows out.... 😄 It is one of my favorite concerts... The band was all in their late 60s and they rocked it harder than kids 1/3 their age.
What's really amazing is this was recorded half century ago with 1970 technology, but sounds just as impressive today 50 years later. It's the musicians, not the equipment that makes a memorable album. It never gets old, sounds good as the first time I Heard it in 70'. Toni iommi is one of the greatest players ever, but more importantly the best composers of all time.
Morning parking lot at school was filled with teens jammin' to this song when this came out, filled the air. Got our day started right. 🤘🏼🤘🏼✌🏼✌🏼Thanx, Peace
24 years ago I had the pleasure of seeing Black Sabbath on a reunion tour. A week after I had my daughter. Lol. 3 years earlier I attended Ozzfest with Marylin Manson, Korn and many others on a separate stage. Just unforgettable and amazing. Set me on my musical exploration of heavy metal and new metal. If ya ever want to go down a rabbit hole I suggest Killswitch Engage when your ready. End of the heartache I suggest to start. I prevail is another one of my favorite bands. I can listen to any of their albums from start to finnish. Its so refreshing to watch you experience these older bands and appreciate how talented and groundbreaking some of them were at the time. Makes us older rockers proud a new generation is keeping these bands legacy going strong and getting their music out into the world again.
The birth of metal. Every single artist or band of metal you react to have been influenced in some kind or manor from them. Love your reactions. It's great to see youngsters getting in to the good stuff. I'm 46, so I also lived the grunge era as an adolescent, nu metal as a late teenager and I enjoy so much seeing that you react the same as I did, even years later.
I’ve heard it was based on his seeing Nazis march the streets as a child during WWII and “dancing with a dwarf” was a crack against Hitler-can anyone confirm this? Appreciate any feedback🥰
As a guitar player for over 30 years, I would recommend that you start learning guitar using this entire album as your starting point. Its riffs are easy to learn and very effective when learning techniques.
This song changed my life; I was a rocker back in the day - Zep, Journey, blahblah ... a friend suggested I listen to this. Talk about goosebumps! After the first couple of bars, I was hooked. Been heavy metal ever since. Tony Iommi is indeed the Riffmaster.
My son was born in 1994 and when he was 9 years old, it was already his favorite Black Sabbath song and he heard it in the nursery. We watched the Osbournes documentary on MTV in 2003. He loved Ossy. My favorite song is "Warpigs". Greetings from Germany.
How much fun is it to hear the bass in the left and lead in right earphone during the solo? I love the experimental mixing in this era of metal. Instead of everything being boring and balanced, we get professional playfulness in our ear holes. Thanks for doing this one.
This tune is simply the baddest of the badass tunes! Has been since the day it was released: September 18, 1970. I was only 20 years old then...yet I still listen to stuff like this quite a lot. Great reaction, my man!
Hello fellow Brummie, Ozzy and the band were absolute game changers back in the day. We live in the very city that gave birth to Heavy Metal. Loving the channel dude.
Awesome watching you react to stuff we've been listening to for 50+ years - you want some old school along with this, "Iron Butterfly" - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida, "Traffic" - Dear Mr Fantasy, (Steve Winwood) , "Mountain" - Mississippi Queen, "Pat Travers" - Snortin Whiskey, "Montrose" - Rock Candy, whose lead singer was Sammy Hagar in the early 70's... Jimmy Hendrix - All along the Watch Tower....there are so many different sounds from the mid 60s through the late 70s - these are a few....
Some bands rise above 'best song'. Black Sabbath is one of those acts. Each album has it's own style but the musicianship pushes everything right where it belongs.
I had to laugh when you said the music was not loud enough. Truly to appreciate the glory and majesty of Black Sabbath you need 25k people around you sing full voice and you still can hear the band. I remember seeing Tony play this way back when. When the intro drums start you could see a ripple of reaction, physically moving through the audience just from the volume. It is a shame your generation will most likely never experience music the same way mine did, it was a visceral and powerful experience, you felt the music as well as heard it.
This came out in 1971 (I graduated in 1972). Everyone carried the album around. I always carried this and Iron Butterfly's Inna Ga Da Di Vida around. Again great memories coming back. Thank you!
Nobody was doing anything like this before Black Sabbath did it. They truly revolutionized music and created the metal genre. This album (their second) was the one that brought them stardom.
So cool to see a young kid get into Black Sabbath. Godfathers of metal. I remember listening to my dads Black Sabbath record when I was around 10 years old many many years ago and was hooked. War Pigs is my all time favorite, especially the live version.
I saw them in concert for this album’s tour, in Denver Colorado, February 28,1971. I was 13, and my parents didn’t understand what I was going to see! I still play this album regularly!😎
The reason Sabbath sounds unique is that they tune their instruments down to C#. Because Tony lost the tips of his fingers in a work accident. Playing looser strings was less painful and it sounded really cool.
Check out Machine Head's "Imperium" (also, you'll eventually check out Machine Head's song "Halo" as it gets requested (it's also great). Make sure to listen to the studio version, as the music video cuts THE GUITAR SOLO, which is insane)
When I was doing security back in the 80’s I can honestly say Ozzy was the only performer I got star struck with I absolutely froze when I met him. Keep digging loving the channel.
I was SO not allowed near this music in high school, but my bf was allowed, so Sabbath was a road trip band and parties in the woods band for me. Really grew to appreciate them over the years. Talk about self created; their story is amazing. Great stories are what made these bands so great. Hard lives, great songs. Low budget. Garage band. Self taught.
🤘🏼💜🦇Oh yes!! Can’t go wrong with Black Sabbath… saw another comment suggesting you do War Pigs and yes, yes, yes! They suggested the 70s live after the studio version which I wholeheartedly agree with, but then you need to do the Last Tour version…and trust me it’s worth all three 😎 in their earlier performance they had something to prove, that they were a great band with a message… in the last version, it’s purely a gift to the fans for decades of loyalty, and it’s a spiritual experience listening to an entire audience singing the first verses! 💙🤘🏼🌌
MollyBoy is becoming a bit of a Legend, keep it up young man. This is the music we grew up with, it was new at the time. Review the song ''Sabbath Bloody Sabbath.
Thank you
@@MollyBoyTV cool reaction video man , thanks for the video bud 👍
Yeah he is giving me faith in this Gen Z. Respectful, curious and a willingness to learn keep it up lad
Great song suggestion, my personal favorite!!
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath is a phenomenal song.
This song is fucking 53 years old mate. Let that sink in. They created METAL. Tony Iommi the "riff master".
Ya I was 4 when it came out😂
What's even more impressive is the fact that Ozzy is 75 years old and still rocking out doing concerts.
@@cmudd9788 He retired recently due to his Parkinson's and other health issues. He has confirmed he will perform 2 final shows as a goodbye in his home town!
54 years old, yes it is the first true metal album, but there were others from the 1960s even before Jimi or the Beatles did some metal sounding riffage and distortion such as 'Blue Cheer' with Summertime Blues in 1968. This song actually has riffage that sounds a lot like modern doom metal ffs!!
@@Defensive_Wounds I'm aware that he's retired and will be doing 2 final shows but 2 final shows means that he will still be rocking out at 75.
Black Sabbath : War pigs, sweet leaf, the wizard , SABBATH BLOODY SABBATH!
NAILED IT
All great. Sweet Leaf is sweet though.
Can't forget "Fairies Wear Boots!"
Must listen to War Pigs for sure
Supernaught 😏
'This is not loud enough' Truer words have never been spoken.
Electric Funeral is another Sabbath classic
Fairies wear boots!!!! It is a must Black Sabbath song.
Yes!!
Yessss!
Snowblind, N.I.B, Behind The Wall Of Sleep, Into The Void, Hand Of Doom, Children Of The Grave. The list is loooooooooooong
BEHIND THE WALL OF SLEEP is the most underrated OG metal banger of all time. That riff is next level
I second all of the above and will add, After Forever, Symptom Of The Universe, Megalomania, The Writ. I hope the copyright claims don't kill your Black Sabbath journey.
Just give the first 5 albums a listen. That should cover most of their best songs.
Black Sabbath is one deep rabbit hole to fall into. Truly unbelievably awesome.
Ozzy Sabbath is the cream of the crop. Don't get me wrong, I love Dio and the others
But Ozzy just fit that vibe we all love
@@tylerreisinger734 yeah. Ozzy Sabbath is tippy top. They had so many fire hits. Full albums of awesome one after the other.
Sweet Leaf
Children Of The Grave
NIB
The Wizard
Into The Void
and many many more
The actual song called Black Sabbath is LIT AF.
I used it as my wedding March for my Halloween themed wedding 😅
@@Sdoironpowers LOL!!!! Hell Yeah, thats killer👍
Paranoid is one of the best albums ever imo, every single track is just banger after banger 🔥🔥🔥
Their best in my opinion! (Or as gen Z says imo!)🏴
@@MrChristbait agreed 😂😂
@@jordan0010 I have a seventeen year old son, (cool as fuck.) But we speak two different languages!
@@jordan0010 I've just edited Gen X to Z!
1000% agree
We come from Birmingham. We don't have a lot to shout about but we are the Home of Metal and I'll take that.
Probably the only good thing to do with Brum
@@MollyBoyTV Home of British reggae and blue beat. Originators of Prog with The Moody Blues. Oh, and the start of the industrial revolution.
You guys have Sabbath and Tolkien. Something special in the water there
Probably lead, which is a heavy metal.😄
🤘TONY IOMMI🤘
"Black Sabbath" the first song on their first album
Needs to happen. The song that sparked a genre
Rob Zombie once said something like: every guitar riff has already been written by Tony Iommi, and newer bands just use variations of those riffs.
Love how the bass drives the guitar solo. Geezer is an icon.
No one played bass like that before Geezer.
This was 1970, and I feel so lucky that I'm old enough to have lived through the evolution of rock music from then to now. You need to listen to Deep Purple, Thin Lizzy and other bands from the 70s.
Nazareth
As an aging metalhead, watching your love of metal grow and grow has been the dose of wholesome these days. Great to see you checking out the OGs! One of the neat about Black Sabbath's/Toni Iommi's guitar work is if you listen closely enough you'll hear how even modern day metal still uses what he had done as their foundation. Sabbath sort of wrote the blueprint for metal, one could say (yes, of course, there were plenty of others that had their influence on the genre, but, come on. It's Sabbath).
The original “Heavy Metal” tune.
I've heard all the different arguments about the birth of heavy metal and I can truthfully say this, Black Sabbath ARE the fathers if heavy metal!
Oh man, The Wizard has to be your next. Ozzy on the harmonica, Ward playing out of his skull
A Birmingjam lad listening to Birminghams finest! They are all from around Aston.
There will never be another Ozzy!! He is one of a kind!!
The God of metal Black Sabbath 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Their classic songs the best. Snowblind was my favorite.
I got to see them during their The End Tour in 2016. They killed it... blew the roof off the venue... faces were melting for the first 10 rows out.... 😄 It is one of my favorite concerts... The band was all in their late 60s and they rocked it harder than kids 1/3 their age.
The drummer,Bill ward doesnt get enough credit,he explodes near the end just non stop
Probably the most iconic metal riff of all time.
This and Smoke on the Water!
Don't forget to get to Warpigs.....especially the 1971 Live from Paris version....That Live version is the absolute Ultimate in Live Videos....
He's done Warpigs
You've got an old soul, my friend, and superb taste in music!
"Snowblind" a must
Definitely.
Fairies wear boots man, you gott believe me! LIVE.
My neighbors are listening too! Thankfully 2 are metalheads! Turn that Bose up!!
😁🤘
That Riff, that solo...every instrument and vocal is easily distinguishable, exposed...and perfect...🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
and the whole album was recorded in like 2 days or so..
What's really amazing is this was recorded half century ago with 1970 technology, but sounds just as impressive today 50 years later. It's the musicians, not the equipment that makes a memorable album. It never gets old, sounds good as the first time I Heard it in 70'. Toni iommi is one of the greatest players ever, but more importantly the best composers of all time.
Children of the Grave it's amazing. Check the lyrics while listening 🤘
Keep rockin'. Peace
Hand of Doom, Electric Funeral, Into the Void. So many bangers with Sabbath. Keep going down the rabbit hole and have your mind blown repeatedly!!
Under the sun Black sabbath for Next would be awesomeeee
G-Day mate. I just wanted to say, that i can still watch your BLACK SABBATH Heaven and Hell reaction,here in Australia 🇦🇺
This one is special for me...
my friend died during Barcelona Ironman race last year. This song was played during his funeral
R.I.P.
"Hand of Doom" "Fairies Wear Boots" "Into the Void" "Snow Blind" and "A National Acrobat" are some other great Black Sabbath songs.
Every Ozzy album, prior to Never Say Die, were perfect.
No skips
Can’t get more classic than the iron man riff
Deep Purple Highwaystar😎 ....
Morning parking lot at school was filled with teens jammin' to this song when this came out, filled the air. Got our day started right. 🤘🏼🤘🏼✌🏼✌🏼Thanx, Peace
Heavy riffs on this masterpiece! "Has he lost his mind?
Can he see or is he blind?"
24 years ago I had the pleasure of seeing Black Sabbath on a reunion tour. A week after I had my daughter. Lol. 3 years earlier I attended Ozzfest with Marylin Manson, Korn and many others on a separate stage. Just unforgettable and amazing. Set me on my musical exploration of heavy metal and new metal. If ya ever want to go down a rabbit hole I suggest Killswitch Engage when your ready. End of the heartache I suggest to start. I prevail is another one of my favorite bands. I can listen to any of their albums from start to finnish. Its so refreshing to watch you experience these older bands and appreciate how talented and groundbreaking some of them were at the time. Makes us older rockers proud a new generation is keeping these bands legacy going strong and getting their music out into the world again.
The birth of metal. Every single artist or band of metal you react to have been influenced in some kind or manor from them. Love your reactions. It's great to see youngsters getting in to the good stuff. I'm 46, so I also lived the grunge era as an adolescent, nu metal as a late teenager and I enjoy so much seeing that you react the same as I did, even years later.
There are many great Black Sabbath intros like Sweet Leaf and E5150 leading into Mob Rules. These two has to be played back to back
Fairies wear boots - Black Sabbath is epic
Actually just go listen to it
I’ve heard it was based on his seeing Nazis march the streets as a child during WWII and “dancing with a dwarf” was a crack against Hitler-can anyone confirm this? Appreciate any feedback🥰
@@Deam7666None of the band members lived during the WWII so that's kind of strange. Unless it's based on someone else's experience?
Man I remember when you had like 2000 subs, look at you now young man👏,congrats for all the success. You are so deserving bro 🤘..
As a guitar player for over 30 years, I would recommend that you start learning guitar using this entire album as your starting point. Its riffs are easy to learn and very effective when learning techniques.
What can be said about this! They started our music!! Iconic!!!!
I remember hearing this for the first time in 1979 on 8 track tape. It changed my young life!
I remember hearing this for the first time in 1999 on CD. Same impression!
Old school rock/metal just so random sometimes. I think that's what makes it timeless, the uniqueness of it is so fun.
This song changed my life; I was a rocker back in the day - Zep, Journey, blahblah ... a friend suggested I listen to this. Talk about goosebumps! After the first couple of bars, I was hooked. Been heavy metal ever since. Tony Iommi is indeed the Riffmaster.
This was the first Sabbath song I ever heard. This was way before “metal” was even a thing. Geniuses of brutality with these gut twisting riffs.
pause and rewind as much as you need to!
My son was born in 1994 and when he was 9 years old, it was already his favorite Black Sabbath song and he heard it in the nursery. We watched the Osbournes documentary on MTV in 2003. He loved Ossy. My favorite song is "Warpigs". Greetings from Germany.
How much fun is it to hear the bass in the left and lead in right earphone during the solo? I love the experimental mixing in this era of metal. Instead of everything being boring and balanced, we get professional playfulness in our ear holes. Thanks for doing this one.
This tune is simply the baddest of the badass tunes! Has been since the day it was released: September 18, 1970. I was only 20 years old then...yet I still listen to stuff like this quite a lot. Great reaction, my man!
Probably the most iconic riff next to Smoke on the Water.
NIB and Sweet Leaf are good Sabbath ones
Hello fellow Brummie, Ozzy and the band were absolute game changers back in the day. We live in the very city that gave birth to Heavy Metal. Loving the channel dude.
Awesome watching you react to stuff we've been listening to for 50+ years - you want some old school along with this, "Iron Butterfly" - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida, "Traffic" - Dear Mr Fantasy, (Steve Winwood) , "Mountain" - Mississippi Queen, "Pat Travers" - Snortin Whiskey, "Montrose" - Rock Candy, whose lead singer was Sammy Hagar in the early 70's... Jimmy Hendrix - All along the Watch Tower....there are so many different sounds from the mid 60s through the late 70s - these are a few....
children of the grave, it came out in 71 and its tuned to drop c# 🔥🔥
Classic album in my collection but I love Ronnie James Dio’s era good choice MollyBoy keep em coming
Ditto!! RJD was just a different entire band sound! And Ozzy solo Blizzard of Ozz is amazing!!
@@Metal_Maryagree 😊
Some bands rise above 'best song'. Black Sabbath is one of those acts. Each album has it's own style but the musicianship pushes everything right where it belongs.
This entire album is a masterpiece, you could do every song. Fairies Wear Boots, Electric Funeral, Hand of Doom
Yes!!! Sounds so good cranked to max volume!!! Iconic
I had to laugh when you said the music was not loud enough. Truly to appreciate the glory and majesty of Black Sabbath you need 25k people around you sing full voice and you still can hear the band. I remember seeing Tony play this way back when. When the intro drums start you could see a ripple of reaction, physically moving through the audience just from the volume. It is a shame your generation will most likely never experience music the same way mine did, it was a visceral and powerful experience, you felt the music as well as heard it.
Iron Man FEELS SO PSYCHEDELIC TONES TO YOUR SOUL BRO
Black Sabbath "We Sold Our Soul for Rock N Roll" is the best greatest hits album of all time!
This came out in 1971 (I graduated in 1972). Everyone carried the album around. I always carried this and Iron Butterfly's Inna Ga Da Di Vida around. Again great memories coming back. Thank you!
Black Sabbath fricken Rocks , Father's of Heavy Metal great reaction !!! 🤘🔥🎸💯...
Nobody was doing anything like this before Black Sabbath did it. They truly revolutionized music and created the metal genre. This album (their second) was the one that brought them stardom.
The song made it into the Marvel IRON MAN movie! Classic!!!
And to think that my parent's generation came up with this sound. I'm so happy I grew up listening to a whole new genre of music.
So cool to see a young kid get into Black Sabbath. Godfathers of metal. I remember listening to my dads Black Sabbath record when I was around 10 years old many many years ago and was hooked. War Pigs is my all time favorite, especially the live version.
"into the void"...best ever song!
Bro, great to see you listening to the greatest era of rock and roll. The music we grew up with!! Rock on, young man!!
This song is absolutely "lit" I would say "Rockin". I'm 54 and I have the same reaction as you when I hear new great music. Rock on MollyBoy
You've got the best reactions i'm from brazil, love watching u
I saw them in concert for this album’s tour, in Denver Colorado, February 28,1971. I was 13, and my parents didn’t understand what I was going to see! I still play this album regularly!😎
06:51 - laughed out loud because YEAH, that transition is fucking rad
The reason Sabbath sounds unique is that they tune their instruments down to C#. Because Tony lost the tips of his fingers in a work accident. Playing looser strings was less painful and it sounded really cool.
This riff is out off this world. One of the greatest ever.
This is the song that started me on the Heavy Metal path about 50 years ago.
"Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" is another banger
thank you for this, i have been waiting for so long
Check out Machine Head's "Imperium" (also, you'll eventually check out Machine Head's song "Halo" as it gets requested (it's also great). Make sure to listen to the studio version, as the music video cuts THE GUITAR SOLO, which is insane)
Fabulous being on this metal journey with you. Keep it up!
I love your reaction ..it makes me smile.......congratulations you'r now 6 months a metalhead 🤘
Im excited for your journey. I will be here watching it. Dont know why but it brings me joy.🎉
I definitely subscribed I love watching you young people loving our music and you don't do a lot of pausing. This is rock and roll 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
'Symptom Of The Universe' is a must.
100%
When I first came across Sabbath "Iron Man" was my first exposure, but over the years "War Pigs" became my favorite.
Hey back when that came out we were jamming around a campfire and smoking the good stuff.Believe me that song could put you in a trance😊😊😊😊
"Hand of Doom" from their second album, as a lifelong Sabbath fan, guaranteed you won't regret it.
I had a little chuckle when you thought the track was about to end lol
I knew what was coming
You are listening to legends the cream of the crop!!!! Mindblowing.... I've seen Black Sabbath live f#@king EPIC!!!!
Great reaction, player 👍
I enjoyed watching your mind being blown. Good stuff 🇺🇸🇬🇧
When I was doing security back in the 80’s I can honestly say Ozzy was the only performer I got star struck with I absolutely froze when I met him. Keep digging loving the channel.
I was SO not allowed near this music in high school, but my bf was allowed, so Sabbath was a road trip band and parties in the woods band for me. Really grew to appreciate them over the years. Talk about self created; their story is amazing. Great stories are what made these bands so great. Hard lives, great songs. Low budget. Garage band. Self taught.
🤘🏼💜🦇Oh yes!! Can’t go wrong with Black Sabbath… saw another comment suggesting you do War Pigs and yes, yes, yes! They suggested the 70s live after the studio version which I wholeheartedly agree with, but then you need to do the Last Tour version…and trust me it’s worth all three 😎 in their earlier performance they had something to prove, that they were a great band with a message… in the last version, it’s purely a gift to the fans for decades of loyalty, and it’s a spiritual experience listening to an entire audience singing the first verses! 💙🤘🏼🌌
He's already done the studio version
@@blitz3643 oh good to know thx…I’ll go check it out ✌
Geezer Butler on bass is killing it .