@@Phantasm2Cuda That all you could come up with??? Ya listening to it in Mom's basement?? I think its inferior in comparison to the REAL Sabbath (70-82) Dehumanizer was pretty good too.
Joe Elliott talking about when he heard "zero the hero" for the first time he said "what is this shit" and threw the tape out of the window, well Joe, that's the same EXACT thing I did to every album you did after Pyromania...😂🤘
Exactly.... Def Leppard were so much better before they fired their original guitarist Pete Willis and after Pyromania I threw everything they did in the rubbish bin
I saw them in 83 with Gary Moore and Krokus it was a hell of a production , saw them again in 93 it was a joke....Wasn't the Pyro album a genius production idea of Mutt Lange , and not so much the band anyway , as much as I do love High n Dry , On Through Night , Pyro was Mutts baby , Joe got no room talkin , even back then couldn't touch Gillan , maybe thats why he called it shit , hmnn hmnn .. jealous much Joe hehehe lol ... and only to turn and go soft on us lol. .
I agree with you, except now I include Pyromania. "High and Dry" will always be their best album, IMO. But, getting back to "Born Again", it is a great album. " Trashed" is a great, heavy track.
Heaven & Hell, Mob Rules, then Born Again. How is it even possible that Sabbath created 3 steller records in a row. This all after their amazing run with the Ozzman. Simply amazing
and then to finish off with the band Heaven and Hell - perfect ! I also have been tracking JORN quite a bit lately ! RIP RJD & I agree ! Ian was a very cool next chapter .. also - check out the band Who Cares on Wiki first VERY COOL stuff !!!
The Dio Sabbath albums are, to me, the best non Ozzy albums. But I still think of all non Ozzy stuff as side projects. Ozzy IS Sabbath, period. But I effing love Dio and you cant say a bad thing about his contributions to the Sabbath story. I always secretly hoped Dio and Ozzy would have recorded a Sabbath song together, but Sharron would never allow that.
@@Wag2112 I saw Heaven and Hell right before Dio passed. I had seen him solo on the Sacred Heart tour years before. I had also seen Ozzy solo on Ultimate Sin and then with Sabbath at one of the Ozzfests (the one with Iron Maiden and Rob Zombie and possibly Korn. Anyhow they were all great shows. Dio looked very frail but he still gave a hundred percent and nailed his vocals with passion and conviction like he always did. I'm glad I got to see that. Plus they played with Judas Priest.
Whatcha mean" even the song Born Again " It's Epic ! Beautiful , even . Zero the Hero is also EPIC ! All good ! Sabbs + Ian Gillan just has to = something good ! 🤘✌️👍
I really don’t get all the hate for this album. I bought it when it first came out, it was the first time I’d ever heard Sabbath and was the first metal album I’d ever heard. I loved it and still do. To say Gillan didn’t fit with Sabbath is just nonsense IMO.
People get butt hurt for dumb reasons. It is a great album with great muscians but simply shouldnt be called BLACK SABBATH because it wasnt intended to be Sabbath. The band themselves thought it was laughable. Anyone struggling with this is an idiot.
I hate the fact that the album sound quality is bloody awful. That said, this album ROCKS! KILLER album cover, great lineup. Its heavy, dark & doomy, everything you could ever want in a classic sabbath album. Zero the hero. Trashed, disturbing the priest, hotline, keep it warm. Arguably one of the bands GREATEST albums!
I was at the READING FESTIVAL 1983.... when SABBATH did smoke on the water followed by paranoid....the crowd (including me) went bat shit....everybody LOVED IT....
If not for people's fear of change and insecure biases, it would be pretty obvious that Gillan's voice is an even better fit for Sabbath than it was for Purple!
Great doc, what a time. No one mentions ‘Hot Line’. It’s the best party tune on the album. The highest screams from outta nowhere towards the end. Fkn killer track. Wicked album, wicked cover.
Born Again is solid album,only production was a poor,unfortunately!!I didn,t see any concert Sabbath with Gillan,because I was born on the wrong place in the ex-Yugoslavia,shitly country plus war 91 year in the Croatia,fuck that!!!
There's nothing "wrong" with the album. To me the issue is Ian's overpowering voice, he makes everything sound like Deep Purple. That is NOT a putdown, it's a compliment and I hope it is taken so!
The title track "Born Again" has become my favorite Sabbath song. Iommi's atmospheric, emotive guitar playing along with the awesome lyrics, "The distant shadows of forgotten champions/Those who live in me still/And will rise when we challenge and kill, " and Gillan's vocals that are rivaled only by Purple's "Child in Time," make this a killer song. Also, I was twelve when I first heard "Zero the Hero." My dad and I were stacking wood from the lawn on the farm into the garage. It was dark, cold, and the wind was howling. My dad went inside for a few minutes, and all of a sudden the radio station played "Zero the Hero." Let's just say it left quite an impression on me. All this negative talk about this Sabbath album with Gillan is ridiculous. Like any art, some people love it, some are indifferent, and others hate it. I am still thankful for it 38 years later!
What a great story. I agree! Born Again is such a great song! Or as some lovingly refer to it, “a power ballad with zero commercial potential”. That just about says it all. My favorite Gillan performance alongside In Rock and Superstar and one of my favorite Sabbath albums!
You have to understand 1983 to understand what this was, this was mind blowing never before heard music at that time, much like diary of a madman. this was into territory never before seen. to look back and judge from today is foolishness. unless you lived it STFU.
Right on was saying the same thing 1983.... This was groundbreaking territory for new metal age Alice Cooper , Black Sabbath , Judas Priest ....competing against Metallica , Iron Maiden , Motley Crue , Scorpions etc...!!!
I don't remember much of 1983 because I was just four. When I got in high school I looked at 1983 as a great year for metal and I didn't even discover Born Again until after high school. I have it on CD now I want to get it on cassette and vinyl.
Dude this album is one of the greatest albums I've ever heard. I think sabbath themselves including Ian and alot of the fans give this album undeserved hate. This album has so much zeitgeist flayer to it!
Born Again came out when I was in 11th grade and every metalhead I knew loved it. My best friend’s dad was in the music biz and painted the cover on his little brother’s jean jacket. Kid was in 4th grade and got suspended. His parents went in and raised hell and his little bro got to wear his Born Again jacket again!
I hated when mainstream journalists would do those uncomfortable no nothing interviews with bands they don't know. That one where the woman says "Tony Iommi you were with the original band why don't you introduce everyone else" as Geezer sits there uncomfortably like "Hey bitch, I've been in the band since the beginning too."
This record has always been an odd favorite of mine. Thanks so much for compiling the footage and music videos at the end. You went above and beyond, and I enjoyed every minute of it!
8:30 Gillan saying sabbath's music was completely incompatible with anything he'd ever done... WHAT? Black Sabbath and deep Purple incompatible? For me it was a perfect fit, just like Dio in Rainbow or Coverdale in Purple. It's the same family tree
Well looking on the outside as fans we can disagree with him but from the inside? He obviously doesnt seem to think very highly of his time in the band and he even went so far as to say he was the bands worse singer.
@@toma.4808 Funny thing is, I'd probably call Gillan a more technically capable singer than Ozzy. He seems to feel he was their "worst" singer only because he felt there were clashing aesthetic differences between the rest of Sabbath and himself. I never got that impression, myself.
Yeah they do share more similarities than anything, I guess he was looking at the conceptual side of it and the overall mood Sabbath is definitely darker of the two
Watching this documentary kind of inspired me to give Black Sabbath 's "Born Again" album a listen and explore new sounds!!!! (At least to my ears a new sound!!!! LOL!!!!😂😂😂😂) In 1983 !!!! I was more into Def Leppard, Billy Squire, Billy Idol,Van Halen and Motley Crue and AC/DC and The Scorpions!!!!! 😄😄😄😀😀😀😀😊😊😊🙂🙂🙂🤗🤗🤗🤗 When Dio left Black Sabbath I thought the band was pretty done and finished!!! Well that was my thought process then!!!! LOL!!!!😂😂😂 I was only 12 years old in 1983!!!! I'm now 51 years old now!!!! Hee hee!!!😊🎶🎵🎶🎵 Supposedly older & wiser!!!! Still haven't lost my love ♥️ for Heavy Metal and Hard Rock music!!!! 🎵 🎶🤗😄 P.S. : I also listened to Iron Maiden's "Number Of The Beast" and "Piece Of Mind" back in 83!!!!! I was kid then!!!!😄😁😄😀😊🙂🤗
I agree, Heaven and Hell and Mob Rules are amazing albums, but lets face it....they're pretty polished compared to Born Again, this is such a dark menacingly twisted album, no comparison....kinda reminds me of Sabotage....when people were truly frightened of them. just really weird, demonic and unlike anything of this world.
I agree with both of you, that makes it 3 of us and probably not many more. Sabbath fans either love Ozzy era and hate everything else, or love Dio era and hate everything else, or love both but put one above the other, or love them as well as the tony Martin era but always have born again at the bottom, and when they don’t they still don’t consider it better than both Martin and Dio era.
Ian you were not the worst singer Sabbath ever had, Ozzy was the worst (singer) but by far the best front man! I love this album and think Ian fit in great with Sabbath, Ozzy and Ronnie will always be the best of course!
Deep Purple & Black Sabbath are my 1a & 1b favorites, so when Gillian joined Sabbath I was super excited. I love the album & the tour. The remix with live extras is a must to own.
Those people are crazy this was the best album Sabbath ever did by far even their first two albums this one is so much Advanced and has better riffs heaven and hell is a close second
Back in 1983 Deep Purple and Black Sabbath where my two favorite bands and they still are, and Gillan is my alltime favorite singer. I was shocked with delight when I saw that Gillan was their new singer and I loved the album. I saw them on the Born Again tour and loved Gillan's version of the old Ozzy & Ronnie songs. My friend & I were calling for Smoke on the Water for the encore. The album cover is horrendus and they did suffer some Spinal Tap moments, but the music is superb. If you haven't heard the remix with some of the live stuff is bonus tracks, then I highly recommend giving it a listen.
very underrated sabbath album.people have always said it was a bad mix and levels were too high,true,but i think thats what gave it a cool and unique sound.and also great songs . zero the hero,trashed,born again and a song that to this day still scares the shit out of me , disturbing the priest.cool doc would have been better if the footage was better quality but it was over 30 years ago,
I always loved this album. It was great when I was a kid. I don't understand all this downputting or what is the word, it is not a bad album at all. Maybe not a genuine Black Sabbath thing but not as bad as people make it to be. For me as a kid it was good, and I still think it's better than what came after that. I liked the next few albums but that was it. I still admire Iommi for all he's done and that's it. If you don't have anything good to say then don't say it. Like what you like and don't like what you don't for f...'s sake.
I'll take Born Again over Headless Cross, Forbidden, Cross Purposes and 13. I just heard Ian Gillian sing the classic song Black Sabbath live on stage, it was a live recording from the 83 BA Tour, his only tour and now I'm more excited over this album than ever.
Of all the legendary stories about this time period the one Mick Wall mentioned in his Sabbath book the one I laughed the hardest at was that a unidentified Sabbath member when asked about the album cover said "It was Aimee Osbourne's baby picture." When Sharon heard that one you knew it had to be good
All the Sabbath fans I knew back in the day loved this album and this line up, it was a sold out tour for a reason. I didn't get to see the tour would've loved to. My brother had a tour shirt for this tour.
Phenomenal album!!!! Trashed, Zero The Hero, and one of my favorite tunes ever Keep It Warm!!! The mix just adds to its charm. (Though I see how it could drive the band nuts..)
This was my fourth or fifth rock concert (particularly memorable because I bought the first of many bad bags of mushrooms in my early concert career) with Quiet Riot opening, and it still stands as the loudest show I've ever seen.
Love this LP -- one of my favorite Sabbath albums (one of). Gillan's one of my favorite vocalists & vocal inspirations. His high notes could break glass in a few of these tunes.
For years I've been praying for a remix of this album, amazing songs but its like listening to it wearing earplugs or something. Those songs deserve better.
I bought Born Again when it came out in1983 and it’s still my favorite album of all time from anybody. I don’t think more than 6 months passes before I listen to at least part of that album still today 40 years later.
Great job. Thanks for making and posting this video. It brings back a lot of good memories for me as it was the first time I saw Black Sabbath live on this tour (with Quiet Riot opening a week after "Metal Health" went to #1).
John McCoy: "Born Again... has to be the *worst* album Black Sabbath ever did". Me: "Give it a couple years. *"Forbidden"* has yet to make its debut, John."
Saw Sabbath with Dio and then I saw them for this album. Everyone was looking forward to this incarnation, I thought it was a great combination. Keep it Warm is still one of my favorite Sabbath songs from this album. They were great live, Bev Bevan on drums. I almost forgot about that. Bill Ward was not on drums. Great show!
I bought this in 83, I was 15. It scared the hell out of me and my friends however, it grew! Now, one of my favorite Sabbath LP's. I think this LP showed off Ian Gillian that he never had the chance with Deep Purple. Ian Gillian is the best screamer I have ever heard In my life time!
Awesome. My favorite Sabbath album. I've changed my mind since I made that original comment and today Born Again is my favorite Black Sabbath album from all eras period.
Because this is a re-post, I made this doc, 38:18 My Edtrader credit is still on the video. Showing they stole this documentary from me. It's still on my old TH-cam channel. For more Sabbath docs see my Edtrader Music And Entertainment TH-cam channel.
Heavy Metal Music was hugely popular in 1983 Priest, Maiden Accept, Saxon and Motorhead were all hitting the big time plus Dio and Ozzy were both having successful solo careers so Sabbath needed another vocalist to keep the fire burning
For metalheads, it's one of their best albums. I personally feel that they had a comparatively weaker patch with Ozzy's last album or two. Born Again is a highlight metal album of 1983 for me. Like across the whole genre. "Trashed" is both badass and hilarious. "Zero the Hero" and "Disturbing the Priest" are dark, heavy hits. "Born Again" drips with atmosphere.
I've always liked this Lp, it brings back so many memories of a Dear friend. It sounded so different from things being released at that time, thats why I liked it when it was released. Music is an Emotional time Machine, ✌
I always enjoyed this album. It was different. You could not say it sounded like the others. I grew up listening to sabbath. Ozzy, Did, Ian. I did not get to hear anything from the 4th singer they had. I'm sure he was great.
Not that I'm familiar with their entire catalog, but the title track of this album ( along with the cover art ) could only be recorded by a band named Black Sabbath. The doom and gloom of the Ozzy period is only playing at being doom and gloom. This REALLY IS doom and gloom. I never heard anything that sounds quite like it.
in addition,Gillans lyrics are making alot of sense these days.Listen to Disturbing the priest along with zero the hero.watch some of his interviews.the guy has questiones about life
I never understood why people didn't like this, all my friends and I love this record.
Brilliant album one of their darkest
Few good ones. Not their best.
@@ollietamuff3340 then don't listen to it Cry-Baby
@@Phantasm2Cuda That all you could come up with??? Ya listening to it in Mom's basement?? I think its inferior in comparison to the REAL Sabbath (70-82) Dehumanizer was pretty good too.
@@ollietamuff3340 you asked if that's all I can come up with then you come back with some cliche 1995 comeback
21:10 I'll be honest with you, Born Again is far better than any album Def Leppard ever did, dear Joe.
Respect to all the Def Leppard fans out there but this is correct!
exactly...👌
Bro I thought the very same thing when he said it. 😂
Def Leppard is one of the reasons Grunge was necessary in the 90ies...
joe elliot has always talked crap
Joe Elliott talking about when he heard "zero the hero" for the first time he said "what is this shit" and threw the tape out of the window, well Joe, that's the same EXACT thing I did to every album you did after Pyromania...😂🤘
Alan Peters hysteria was ok!!
Exactly.... Def Leppard were so much better before they fired their original guitarist Pete Willis and after Pyromania I threw everything they did in the rubbish bin
I saw them in 83 with Gary Moore and Krokus it was a hell of a production , saw them again in 93 it was a joke....Wasn't the Pyro album a genius production idea of Mutt Lange , and not so much the band anyway , as much as I do love High n Dry , On Through Night , Pyro was Mutts baby , Joe got no room talkin , even back then couldn't touch Gillan , maybe thats why he called it shit , hmnn hmnn .. jealous much Joe hehehe lol ... and only to turn and go soft on us lol. .
I agree with you, except now I include Pyromania. "High and Dry" will always be their best album, IMO. But, getting back to "Born Again", it is a great album. " Trashed" is a great, heavy track.
top man....
One of the best and heaviest Sabbath albums ever.
Couldn't agree more
100% correct!
38:18 My Edtrader credit is still on the video. Showing they stole this documentary from me.
Heaviest ? That might be pushing it for me ... but I love it ! That middle part on Zero The Hero is def AMONGST their heaviest .👍🍻
Heaven & Hell, Mob Rules, then Born Again. How is it even possible that Sabbath created 3 steller records in a row. This all after their amazing run with the Ozzman. Simply amazing
and then to finish off with the band Heaven and Hell - perfect ! I also have been tracking JORN quite a bit lately ! RIP RJD & I agree ! Ian was a very cool next chapter .. also - check out the band Who Cares on Wiki first VERY COOL stuff !!!
The Dio Sabbath albums are, to me, the best non Ozzy albums. But I still think of all non Ozzy stuff as side projects. Ozzy IS Sabbath, period. But I effing love Dio and you cant say a bad thing about his contributions to the Sabbath story.
I always secretly hoped Dio and Ozzy would have recorded a Sabbath song together, but Sharron would never allow that.
@@Wag2112 I saw Heaven and Hell right before Dio passed. I had seen him solo on the Sacred Heart tour years before. I had also seen Ozzy solo on Ultimate Sin and then with Sabbath at one of the Ozzfests (the one with Iron Maiden and Rob Zombie and possibly Korn. Anyhow they were all great shows.
Dio looked very frail but he still gave a hundred percent and nailed his vocals with passion and conviction like he always did. I'm glad I got to see that. Plus they played with Judas Priest.
@@user-sw4qd2up2s Sharon became everything she hated in her Father. In fact I would imagine she's 10x worse.
Born again is one of the greatest albums ever, even the song born again Is a colossal master peace
i love the atmosphere of that song , epic solo . love it .
38:18 My Edtrader credit is still on the video. Showing they stole this documentary from me.
Whatcha mean" even the song Born Again " It's Epic ! Beautiful , even . Zero the Hero is also EPIC !
All good ! Sabbs + Ian Gillan just has to = something good ! 🤘✌️👍
I really don’t get all the hate for this album. I bought it when it first came out, it was the first time I’d ever heard Sabbath and was the first metal album I’d ever heard. I loved it and still do. To say Gillan didn’t fit with Sabbath is just nonsense IMO.
Good album just NOT Sabbath. And it wasn't intended to be.
@@integrity101 On the contrary it's the MOST Sabbath album of all!
@@poulwinther NO
People get butt hurt for dumb reasons. It is a great album with great muscians but simply shouldnt be called BLACK SABBATH because it wasnt intended to be Sabbath. The band themselves thought it was laughable.
Anyone struggling with this is an idiot.
@@integrity101 Even Gillan loves the album. Anyone demeaning others for having a different taste or opinion will be forever without a trace of class.
Born Again is a great album!
So is the album cover very heavy metal.
I AGREE 💯%. CHEERS FROM BRAZIL. I'M ROCKIN' WITH BLACK SABBATH LIVE ALBUM WITH THE BEST SINGER, MR. IAN GILLAN 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
38:18 My Edtrader credit is still on the video. Showing they stole this documentary from me.
I hate the fact that the album sound quality is bloody awful. That said, this album ROCKS! KILLER album cover, great lineup. Its heavy, dark & doomy, everything you could ever want in a classic sabbath album. Zero the hero. Trashed, disturbing the priest, hotline, keep it warm. Arguably one of the bands GREATEST albums!
The master tapes have finally been found, now a proper remix can finally be done.
It is a really strange mix. But like you I've always really liked the songs/performance.
Yes, it needs a ANOTHER remaster, but other than the mix, this album definitely should have had much more respect.
Best Black Sabbath álbum!!!! It is heavy and dark. Ian Gillan fitted perfectly with Black Sabbath, voice wise and lyrical wise.
Gillan nailed down the whole album
💯 I listen to Born Again more than any other Black Sabbath album. Amazing album.
Sabbath fans didn't like Smoke on the Water ? Concert footage shows the crowd LOVING IT. Everyone loved it when I saw them in Long Beach
I saw the tour, Worcester, Massachusetts, The crowd went Nuts when Iommi started Smoke on the Water, I had Goosebumps.... It was awesome...Loved it
All Metal Heads loved it.
Main riff does'nt sound as good with power chords
38:18 My Edtrader credit is still on the video. Showing they stole this documentary from me.
I was at the READING FESTIVAL 1983....
when SABBATH did smoke on the water followed by paranoid....the crowd (including me) went bat shit....everybody LOVED IT....
If not for people's fear of change and insecure biases, it would be pretty obvious that Gillan's voice is an even better fit for Sabbath than it was for Purple!
One of the Hardest Singing Rock Albums ever. If Back in Black set the Template, They came in and were close to matching it.
John McCoy is only bitter because Gillan disbanned the GILLAN band and joined Sabbath instead.
@@briantoal8872 why would he pay them if they were no longer working for him?
Born Again has actually aged really well like Never Say Die! has.
Great doc, what a time.
No one mentions ‘Hot Line’. It’s the best party tune on the album. The highest screams from outta nowhere towards the end. Fkn killer track.
Wicked album, wicked cover.
Hot Line is probably the best rock vocal performance in history!
I love that song too. The live version is awesome too.
This doc was stolen from my youtube channel. With my credit taken off of course.
I made this doc, 38:18 My Edtrader credit is still on the video. Showing they stole this documentary from me.
Ian Gillan could do an album with the Backstreet Boys and it would be monumental.
I got a good laugh at that one. But your totally right
Not to sure about that...
Born Again is solid album,only production was a poor,unfortunately!!I didn,t see any concert Sabbath with Gillan,because I was born on the wrong place in the ex-Yugoslavia,shitly country plus war 91 year in the Croatia,fuck that!!!
born again is in the top 5 black sabbath albums. it just kicks ass
One of the best albums of all time
If by all time we only include albums released that week...
PugZ At least some people gets it!
There's nothing "wrong" with the album. To me the issue is Ian's overpowering voice, he makes everything sound like Deep Purple. That is NOT a putdown, it's a compliment and I hope it is taken so!
Best, heaviest, hardest most awesomeist Black Sabbath album ever!!
Insanely intense and amazing
Cant agree more. Top 10 in my collection
TRUTH
Zero the Hero. Up there with some of the Sabotage shit.
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The title track "Born Again" has become my favorite Sabbath song. Iommi's atmospheric, emotive guitar playing along with the awesome lyrics, "The distant shadows of forgotten champions/Those who live in me still/And will rise when we challenge and kill, " and Gillan's vocals that are rivaled only by Purple's "Child in Time," make this a killer song. Also, I was twelve when I first heard "Zero the Hero." My dad and I were stacking wood from the lawn on the farm into the garage. It was dark, cold, and the wind was howling. My dad went inside for a few minutes, and all of a sudden the radio station played "Zero the Hero." Let's just say it left quite an impression on me. All this negative talk about this Sabbath album with Gillan is ridiculous. Like any art, some people love it, some are indifferent, and others hate it. I am still thankful for it 38 years later!
What a great story. I agree! Born Again is such a great song! Or as some lovingly refer to it, “a power ballad with zero commercial potential”. That just about says it all. My favorite Gillan performance alongside In Rock and Superstar and one of my favorite Sabbath albums!
A great album. For a Gillan fan like myself, truly, you can't go wrong. Ian kills it on every single track.
I love this Album!!!!
You have to understand 1983 to understand what this was, this was mind blowing never before heard music at that time, much like diary of a madman. this was into territory never before seen. to look back and judge from today is foolishness. unless you lived it STFU.
Right on was saying the same thing 1983.... This was groundbreaking territory for new metal age Alice Cooper , Black Sabbath , Judas Priest ....competing against Metallica , Iron Maiden , Motley Crue , Scorpions etc...!!!
I don't remember much of 1983 because I was just four. When I got in high school I looked at 1983 as a great year for metal and I didn't even discover Born Again until after high school. I have it on CD now I want to get it on cassette and vinyl.
Their best and heaviest album!!!
I don't understand all the bitching about it being badly produced!?? It sounds AMAZING!!
would agree on heaviest (or top three of their heaviest), but not their best . definitely not their worst though either.
Dude this album is one of the greatest albums I've ever heard. I think sabbath themselves including Ian and alot of the fans give this album undeserved hate. This album has so much zeitgeist flayer to it!
Born Again came out when I was in 11th grade and every metalhead I knew loved it. My best friend’s dad was in the music biz and painted the cover on his little brother’s jean jacket. Kid was in 4th grade and got suspended. His parents went in and raised hell and his little bro got to wear his Born Again jacket again!
I hated when mainstream journalists would do those uncomfortable no nothing interviews with bands they don't know. That one where the woman says "Tony Iommi you were with the original band why don't you introduce everyone else" as Geezer sits there uncomfortably like "Hey bitch, I've been in the band since the beginning too."
One of the greatest rock albums ever made!!! The baddest ass vocals and songs I never grow tired of listening to...incredible imagery!!!
This is my favorite Sabbath Album. Gillan in his prime and by far the heaviest Album of Sabbath.
I absolutely love this album. Cheers to Purple Sabbath!! lml
Thats "Deep Sabbath" Sir 🤣
This record has always been an odd favorite of mine. Thanks so much for compiling the footage and music videos at the end. You went above and beyond, and I enjoyed every minute of it!
I made this doc, 38:18 My Edtrader credit is still on the video. Showing they stole this documentary from me.
This album kicks you in the balls and never says sorry...Hell yeah 🤘 😎 🤘
Oh man this album is so dark. Ian fitted like a glove. Shame they didn't make more albums with him.
8:30 Gillan saying sabbath's music was completely incompatible with anything he'd ever done... WHAT? Black Sabbath and deep Purple incompatible? For me it was a perfect fit, just like Dio in Rainbow or Coverdale in Purple. It's the same family tree
Well anybody can speak prematurely.
Well looking on the outside as fans we can disagree with him but from the inside? He obviously doesnt seem to think very highly of his time in the band and he even went so far as to say he was the bands worse singer.
@@toma.4808 Being a musician myself I can tell you that most musicians are the first to self doubt and loathe /deprecate .
@@toma.4808 Funny thing is, I'd probably call Gillan a more technically capable singer than Ozzy. He seems to feel he was their "worst" singer only because he felt there were clashing aesthetic differences between the rest of Sabbath and himself. I never got that impression, myself.
Yeah they do share more similarities than anything, I guess he was looking at the conceptual side of it and the overall mood Sabbath is definitely darker of the two
When Tony gets this album remixed it is going to be like hearing it for the first time. Great songs on this album.
Yeah & hopefully he’ll add a lot more if they’re is a super deluxe version
Watching this documentary kind of inspired me to give Black Sabbath 's "Born Again" album a listen and explore new sounds!!!! (At least to my ears a new sound!!!! LOL!!!!😂😂😂😂) In 1983 !!!! I was more into Def Leppard, Billy Squire, Billy Idol,Van Halen and Motley Crue and AC/DC and The Scorpions!!!!! 😄😄😄😀😀😀😀😊😊😊🙂🙂🙂🤗🤗🤗🤗 When Dio left Black Sabbath I thought the band was pretty done and finished!!! Well that was my thought process then!!!! LOL!!!!😂😂😂 I was only 12 years old in 1983!!!! I'm now 51 years old now!!!! Hee hee!!!😊🎶🎵🎶🎵 Supposedly older & wiser!!!! Still haven't lost my love ♥️ for Heavy Metal and Hard Rock music!!!! 🎵 🎶🤗😄 P.S. : I also listened to Iron Maiden's "Number Of The Beast" and "Piece Of Mind" back in 83!!!!! I was kid then!!!!😄😁😄😀😊🙂🤗
5:46 when it cuts to Gillan screaming after Geezer says "Ian Gillan, bloody' ell what's thats gonna sound like" was absolutely gold lmao
I made that edit with that in mind. I made this documentary and posted it on my channel. But this person here stole it.
38:18 My Edtrader credit is still on the video. Showing they stole this documentary from me.
Tragically underrated. My unpopular opinion: it's the best post-Ozzy Sabbath album.
I agree, Heaven and Hell and Mob Rules are amazing albums, but lets face it....they're pretty polished compared to Born Again, this is such a dark menacingly twisted album, no comparison....kinda reminds me of Sabotage....when people were truly frightened of them. just really weird, demonic and unlike anything of this world.
I agree with both of you, that makes it 3 of us and probably not many more. Sabbath fans either love Ozzy era and hate everything else, or love Dio era and hate everything else, or love both but put one above the other, or love them as well as the tony Martin era but always have born again at the bottom, and when they don’t they still don’t consider it better than both Martin and Dio era.
No🫥
Ian you were not the worst singer Sabbath ever had, Ozzy was the worst (singer) but by far the best front man! I love this album and think Ian fit in great with Sabbath, Ozzy and Ronnie will always be the best of course!
Such a fantastic album!! Not a bad track on the whole album.
True ..I loved them all
The Born Again song is one if the deepest most gorgoues songs ive ever heard.
SanctusL7 *gorgeous
Deep Purple & Black Sabbath are my 1a & 1b favorites, so when Gillian joined Sabbath I was super excited. I love the album & the tour. The remix with live extras is a must to own.
Most UNDERRATED Sabbath album EVER ! ! !
This Album is an Underrated Beast.
I love Born Again!!!
This is my favorite Black Sabbath album
One of my favorite sabbath albums.
Born Again is very good, mu favorites songs Zero to Hero, Born Again and Priest..
Good record. Ian's screams and laughter sounds much more evil than Ozzy and Dio.
Those people are crazy this was the best album Sabbath ever did by far even their first two albums this one is so much Advanced and has better riffs heaven and hell is a close second
Back in 1983 Deep Purple and Black Sabbath where my two favorite bands and they still are, and Gillan is my alltime favorite singer. I was shocked with delight when I saw that Gillan was their new singer and I loved the album. I saw them on the Born Again tour and loved Gillan's version of the old Ozzy & Ronnie songs. My friend & I were calling for Smoke on the Water for the encore. The album cover is horrendus and they did suffer some Spinal Tap moments, but the music is superb. If you haven't heard the remix with some of the live stuff is bonus tracks, then I highly recommend giving it a listen.
very underrated sabbath album.people have always said it was a bad mix and levels were too high,true,but i think thats what gave it a cool and unique sound.and also great songs . zero the hero,trashed,born again and a song that to this day still scares the shit out of me , disturbing the priest.cool doc would have been better if the footage was better quality but it was over 30 years ago,
I always loved this album. It was great when I was a kid. I don't understand all this downputting or what is the word, it is not a bad album at all. Maybe not a genuine Black Sabbath thing but not as bad as people make it to be. For me as a kid it was good, and I still think it's better than what came after that. I liked the next few albums but that was it. I still admire Iommi for all he's done and that's it. If you don't have anything good to say then don't say it. Like what you like and don't like what you don't for f...'s sake.
I'll take Born Again over Headless Cross, Forbidden, Cross Purposes and 13. I just heard Ian Gillian sing the classic song Black Sabbath live on stage, it was a live recording from the 83 BA Tour, his only tour and now I'm more excited over this album than ever.
Of all the legendary stories about this time period the one Mick Wall mentioned in his Sabbath book the one I laughed the hardest at was that a unidentified Sabbath member when asked about the album cover said "It was Aimee Osbourne's baby picture." When Sharon heard that one you knew it had to be good
A W E S O M E ! ONE AND ONLY GILLAN! BLACK SABBATH WILL NEVER DIE!
One of the best Sabbath albums.
Joe Elliot.....Ian’s voice never sounded better!!!!!!
Exactly. Def Leppard is BUBBLE GUM ROCK compared to everything Ian Gillan ever did.
All the Sabbath fans I knew back in the day loved this album and this line up, it was a sold out tour for a reason. I didn't get to see the tour would've loved to. My brother had a tour shirt for this tour.
Ian's voice is "subtle?" You've got to be kidding me! 🤣
Phenomenal album!!!! Trashed, Zero The Hero, and one of my favorite tunes ever Keep It Warm!!! The mix just adds to its charm. (Though I see how it could drive the band nuts..)
This was my fourth or fifth rock concert (particularly memorable because I bought the first of many bad bags of mushrooms in my early concert career) with Quiet Riot opening, and it still stands as the loudest show I've ever seen.
Love this LP -- one of my favorite Sabbath albums (one of).
Gillan's one of my favorite vocalists & vocal inspirations. His high notes could break glass in a few of these tunes.
For years I've been praying for a remix of this album, amazing songs but its like listening to it wearing earplugs or something.
Those songs deserve better.
I bought Born Again when it came out in1983 and it’s still my favorite album of all time from anybody. I don’t think more than 6 months passes before I listen to at least part of that album still today 40 years later.
Great job. Thanks for making and posting this video. It brings back a lot of good memories for me as it was the first time I saw Black Sabbath live on this tour (with Quiet Riot opening a week after "Metal Health" went to #1).
I made this doc, 38:18 My Edtrader credit is still on the video. Showing they stole this documentary from me.
zero hero is possibly my fav sabbath song and thats saying a lot considering the iconic songs in the sabbath catologe
This album rocks to this day
John McCoy: "Born Again... has to be the *worst* album Black Sabbath ever did".
Me: "Give it a couple years. *"Forbidden"* has yet to make its debut, John."
Born again smashes 13
Always loved that album.
One of their best! Hopefully it does a remix! Trashed, Disturbing the Priest.....enough said.
I loved this record and actually saw this tour in Philly at the Spectrum w/opener Quiet Riot !! #riprjd #ripkevindubrow#riprandyrhoads
Disturbing the Priest is the Scariest fucking song .
That album was badass ! I freaking love that album. I wish Ian would have did more with Sabbath.
Tonys trying to get this remixed and mastered, glad it will hopefully get its due
Fucking great album
Saw Sabbath with Dio and then I saw them for this album. Everyone was looking forward to this incarnation, I thought it was a great combination. Keep it Warm is still one of my favorite Sabbath songs from this album. They were great live, Bev Bevan on drums. I almost forgot about that. Bill Ward was not on drums. Great show!
Absolutely a Great Album! Bought it when it came out and after all these years I still listen to it alot. 🤘🤘🤘
I bought this in 83, I was 15. It scared the hell out of me and my friends however, it grew! Now, one of my favorite Sabbath LP's. I think this LP showed off Ian Gillian that he never had the chance with Deep Purple. Ian Gillian is the best screamer I have ever heard In my life time!
Awesome album
Awesome. My favorite Sabbath album. I've changed my mind since I made that original comment and today Born Again is my favorite Black Sabbath album from all eras period.
This documentary sounds even more muffled than the album... 😂
Haha
I was going to say the same thing! It actually makes it even more awesome! I love this whole thing. ☠🤘☠ But there was no tequila!!! 🤣
@@sonicmojo xDDD
Because this is a re-post, I made this doc, 38:18 My Edtrader credit is still on the video. Showing they stole this documentary from me. It's still on my old TH-cam channel. For more Sabbath docs see my Edtrader Music And Entertainment TH-cam channel.
@@EdwardBaggettEdtrader nice!
I like the album zero the hero is a great song and born again
Loved the album and one my favorite concerts.
This documentary much like born again and every show I have heard from the tour totally kicks ass! Nice job and thank you!
I made this doc, 38:18 My Edtrader credit is still on the video. Showing they stole this documentary from me. It's still on my old TH-cam channel.
Heavy Metal Music was hugely popular in 1983 Priest, Maiden Accept, Saxon and Motorhead were all hitting the big time plus Dio and Ozzy were both having successful solo careers so Sabbath needed another vocalist to keep the fire burning
One of the best albums sabbath ever did it is dark and nasty awesome songs and sound period awesome !!!!
I agree. "Dark" and "Nasty" are perfect words to describe the record.
For metalheads, it's one of their best albums. I personally feel that they had a comparatively weaker patch with Ozzy's last album or two.
Born Again is a highlight metal album of 1983 for me. Like across the whole genre.
"Trashed" is both badass and hilarious. "Zero the Hero" and "Disturbing the Priest" are dark, heavy hits. "Born Again" drips with atmosphere.
classic album. just bought it on DIGI, maybe i have it all formats now. so they filmed two videos the same day? brilliant and totally underated.
I love the record but I agree with Ian Gillan it should be remixed cuz I didn't like the sound of Iommi's guitar.
I wish so badly there was footage of the show with the dwarf and druids on a Stonehenge stage.
I've always liked this Lp, it brings back so many memories of a Dear friend. It sounded so different from things being released at that time, thats why I liked it when it was released. Music is an Emotional time Machine, ✌
I saw this tour in San Francisco, I was stoned,
had a blast 😎
I always enjoyed this album. It was different. You could not say it sounded like the others.
I grew up listening to sabbath. Ozzy, Did, Ian. I did not get to hear anything from the 4th singer they had. I'm sure he was great.
Best Sabbath Album! Period!
Thank you to my lovely wife- for re-introducing this classic into my play list, after I merely mentioned it one day.
Not that I'm familiar with their entire catalog, but the title track of this album ( along with the cover art ) could only be recorded by a band named Black Sabbath. The doom and gloom of the Ozzy period is only playing at being doom and gloom. This REALLY IS doom and gloom. I never heard anything that sounds quite like it.
in addition,Gillans lyrics are making alot of sense these days.Listen to Disturbing the priest along with zero the hero.watch some of his interviews.the guy has questiones about life
I love this album! One of my favourites!
Love this album! Absolutely! And I mean no remix needed! It’s perfect as it is: weird, heavy and dark