Black Sabbath - Children of the Grave *REACTION!!*

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[@jodythomas2724]

I've always said Sabbath was so far ahead of their time. Their early stuff like this is so underrated

[@tralph40]

Sabbath is still king to me. Been a metalhead since 1980. Can’t wait to scare the nurses when I’m 90something and blasting it from my wheelchair!! That whole album is phenomenal!! 🤟

[@jamieperdue8663]

This guitar tone was the blueprint for stoner, doom, sludge metal and any genre with the word gaze in it.

[@gregschrag7848]

And he created these riffs with no one to copy from, because no onexplayed that way at that time or before, the sound of his guitar always gives me chills!

[@spazimdam]

The drumming on this song is insane! Bill Ward is a drum god. The whole song is very cool, but those drums, with that slow tom rolling groove, get me every time man. This is exactly how one goes about inventing a genre.

[@chrisrobison6469]

That drum overlay just makes this song

[@spazimdam]

@@chrisrobison6469 Right?

[@markmaioli4]

Black Sabbath were the Architects of heavy rock. 1971 and it's their 3rd album! It always catches me off guard when I see anyone reacting to a song for the first time that I've heard, literally, a thousand times. Blows my mind.

[@demon_3x]

The album is over 50 years old now and 100% relevant to this day.

[@peterfairhall1784]

As awesome as Tony Iommi is don't forget that Bass player Geezer Butler wrote a lot of their stuff.

[@sethhale235]

I can't believe they've not gotten to Lord of this World yet.

[@OneTrueVikingbard]

Since they listened to both the original and Metallica’s version of “Last Caress”, it would also be good if they listened to Corrosion of Conformity’s cover of “Lord of this World” as well as the original. Easily one of the best covers of a Black Sabbath song, and timely as well.

[@vovindequasahi]

Yeah Lord of This World is NEXT LEVEL!

[@henrikeatworld]

I probably heard this song 20 years ago. and by then it was already 30 years old. It's crazy how ahead of the time they were. Absolutely timeless

[@J.L.B.-XIII]

Oh, the classics once again :) Black Sabbath were so fucking great...

[@metalmark1214]

Another great Black Sabbath song, keep the classics coming.

[@andrewsmokler7173]

White zombie did a decent cover of the song. This one is definitely a highlight of Black Sabbath's career

[@fuckamericanidiot]

If a band manages to do a decent Sabbath cover, that's as good as it gets. No one has ever done Sabbath justice, and the bands that cover them know that - it's just paying them respect.

[@EasyModeFishing]

They don’t call Ozzy the grandfather of Metal for nothing. He started Black Sabbath in 1968 and his stuff is still heavy by today’s standards.

[@neilmurrell281]

It was Iommi, Ward, Butler and Osborne.

[@vincenzomalnati]

This song was groundwork for all music metal related

[@martinbellamy7125]

This album was their third album and this is the third song you've reacted to, you previously done Into the Void and After Forever. I bought this album in 1972 it was the first album I ever brought and 50 years on it's still my go to album.

[@UjjayaEthnoambient]

The drummer B.I.L.L W.A.R.D !!!!

[@user-bv6ot3hy1h]

I have been a Sabbath fanatic since 1971. None of their songs surprise me. I have listened to everything, no surprises here. Everything from Black Sabbath to Dear Father. Countless times. They still, and always give me a thrill. Osbourne, Dio, Gillan, Martin. . I don't know how it took Y'all so long to catch on

[@hank35682]

Their dropping these bombs of wisdom at the age of around 20 years old no wonder all of them are still alive to this day 💯

[@salvatorecaravella365]

How often can a music artist or group claim they created a whole new genre of music?! Black Sabbath will live on in the hearts of everyone in world.

[@FergusScotchman]

The year I was born! Black Sabbath came right up to the creation of heavy metal with Metallica and others. Their body of work and rhythm flow/riffs permeate and influence all kinds of subsequent metal and rock.

[@michaelpetrosino9446]

I was in my early teens in the 70s , I saw the original Black Sabbath W/ Ozzy at MSG . Just imagine the feeling see them live !!! The warm up bands who warm up BS were Aerosmith , Van Halen , & Ted Nugent .

[@Shingen036]

OMFG! I was listening to this album in1976. I was 11 years old.

[@darrenaurisch2707]

Im glad you met what Black Sabbath is about.

[@plasticgreenhead2273]

Fave Sabbath song ever!!

[@ingobordewick6480]

I think JImmy Page from Led Zeppelin said it very well. "You can call me old all you want, but my generation made music, that will never be matched again."

[@masterroshi2779]

React to Under the Sun by Black Sabbath!

[@MrHotrodz69]

I love it when these 2 hear something that makes either of them or both are speechless

[@marcos1555]

I'll be 52 this year and this song still hits just as hard as the first time !

[@gregschrag7848]

Yes, you are correct sir, Toni iomi basically created every heavy metal riff played in some way or another!

[@mikefrost5022]

Black Sabbath and Judas Priest started around the same time coincidentally from the same area of the UK about 50 years ago and they both helped to invent hard rock and heavy metal. They did not have anyone to learn from. They just created the foundation that all others after built on.

[@youreatoilet]

Also half the members of Led Zeppelin grew up near Birmingham as well, there must have been something in the Black Country water lol 🤘

[@Nissardpertugiu]

Trapeze too

[@jaimealvarezmd7245]

No sabbath started earlier. Get your story straight

[@jaimealvarezmd7245]

This is one of sabbath most gloomy songs. This started a genre... called metal, but also 3 subgenres: black metal, doom metal and death metal

[@Nissardpertugiu]

@@jaimealvarezmd7245 few months earlier

[@joshuacole1482]

1971- Sabbath blasting some of the heaviest shit out there!!!!!

[@prodriver2112]

When Metal didn't know it was Metal until Black Sabbath appeared.

[@peterparkerspizzaface6431]

I'm a huge fan of the 1st wave of British heavy metal bands. Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, they all changed the the game in the late 60s/ early 70s. Seeing how they made Blues so heavy, that they transformed it into something else, fast downpicking, screaming, thunderous drumming, they were revolutionary. Favourite metal tracks from them 3 Black Sabbath- Into the Void, Led Zeppelin- Achilles Last Stand, Deep Purple- Child in time. Most of your favourite metal bands will have made careers shaped around these songs.

[@KevinQ1989]

Judas Priest is part of the first wave of British heavy metal too. They released 5 albums before 1979.

[@user-gf2xi8po7i]

You guys will know that early metal has a positive message and that their is somebody else in our world that doesn't want that message to be heard.

[@jonathanlocke6404]

I'm all for a wide definition, and l love all the different things people have done with it, but, goddamn, this is fucking heavy metal!

[@robertherring9277]

Was born the year this dropped. Fav Sabbath? Metal mood: this mellow: NIB

[@alanbrown7412]

Hi Vin Hi Sori. Thank you so much to you and DJ Nick for reacting to Children of the Grave. ...from my favourite Black Sabbath album..Master of Reality... I was 14 when this album came out and it blew me away. It is still as fresh and brilliant now ...no bummer tracks at all.. Check out After Forever....the lyrics on the album are so thought provoking. In my mind Black Sabbath are so misunderstood. As a Christian I had many discussions about how I could like and listen to Black Sabbath. Peace and love from Liverpool UK 👍✌️🤘☮️

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

90% of the lyrics were written by a believing catholic. It can’t be that evil.

[@gosccc]

Have you guys tried 'Megalomania' or 'The Thrill of it All', from 'Sabotage' yet?

[@grantpaterson1016]

51 years ago.....51 years...this came out the year I was born...w...t....f...lol

[@kevinwillems8720]

I think Children of the Grave is an underrated Sabbath track.

[@vovindequasahi]

This song is freaking AWESOME! Listen to that drum work...

[@s.l.s.l.1405]

Great song🎵 especially from that time era

[@isarforace2093]

Sabbath por siempre!

[@aeldin131]

the birth of Doom Metal

[@normantompkins1252]

Black Sabbath- thrill of it all

[@vincenzomalnati]

Flawless

[@richardworton4597]

Any SABBATH song is 🔥 especially their early 70s music 🎶

[@glennkirchens7970]

If not for the song content, thumping funky beats and vocals that go from manic to Bowles of hell deep Tony's riff have no where to go.

[@PsychedelicRealities]

Great song, great reaction as always guys, and especially with Black Sabbath you do really appreciate them. Please do more, especially with Ozzy. Go Vin&Sori!

[@berylman]

The drums on this are so good...what's crazy is that if you analyze the lyrics it has a really positive message despite the overall doom metal vibe

[@wendyb5528]

My absolute favourite Black Sabbath songs. I love love LOVE the drum line along with the bass. Such a great song. I remember my sisters having a party in our parents house. It turned out that a ton of people came, not invited. I was only 10 and was not allowed to go to the party except to get a slice of pizza. lol lol This song was blaring when I went down. It will always remind me of that time and the only party my parents let happen in that house. lol lol

[@duaneanderson2671]

before black sabbath was iron butterfly on the radio, black sabbath is the band that went to the next level with no air play, Sabbath bloody Sabbath, awesome. and Ozzie's unique voice. when he went solo with diary of a madman in the 80s was another level. songs like mr crowley, craizy train, and over the mountain mfers.

[@williamcarnes6794]

Every time I hear something from the Sabs early albums , all I can think about is how the critics just destroyed them. And now of course , these are the same ass clowns who vote at the R&R Hall of Fame. They are the weatherman of music…. Constantly wrong but still employed

[@mojobag01]

"I'm sorry Ma'am but you are just going to have to finish it yourself, Vin and Sori dropped a new Black Sabbath reaction."

[@neilmurrell281]

It's needs Embryo as the prelude just like on Master of Reality.

[@frankgarcia1]

I subbed to you guys tonight because you get it. Lets see what else you say. totally a positive message

[@jammyrick4087]

Bass player Gezzer Butler, whom studied to enter the priesthood, believe it or not wrote the lyrics mostly for the band in the early days. Tonny Iommi lost two digits on his fret hand in a industrial accident, made thimbles from a plastic bottle. And detuned his guitar, thus created doom mental.

[@anderseriksson6033]

This is one of the heaviest songs BS ever made. Love it. 🎸🥁🎵🤘

[@victormolina3903]

Great sound🖤

[@giulianobenetti8969]

You have to listen to the Black sabbath álbum , " headless Cross" ! Amazinng for ALL , Tony absolutly kick ass ! 🤘

[@heikkijhautanen4576]

Sabbath and Led Zeppelin created the backbone what would become Hard Rock and Heavy Metal, so thank you English lads!!!

[@fuckamericanidiot]

If anyone ever says their favourite bands are "Uriah Heep, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple...." they don't understand how incredible and special Sabbath really are. They invented heavy metal as we know it, they weren't even a metal band and they are better than all metal bands.

[@LarryStAmant-jc2xj]

Makes me think of Dr. Who

[@ZombifiedPreacher1]

Check out Focus by the band Hocus Pocus, live version though it's funny, fast and heavy AF!

[@jeremyscout3464]

Arguably their best album and my personal favorite. Also y'all should check out Supernaut from the follow-up album

[@mikeg.4211]

Iommi invented thrash too with Symptom of the Universe. Christian metal too; check out After Forever.

[@robertheaney1685]

Yo Vin and Sori - you ought to hear one of other pioneers of metal that came out at the same time. Listen to songs Speed King, Flight of the Rat, and Hard Lovin man off of Deep People "In Rock" in 1970. Hard Lovin man might the first use of gallop rift in heavy song that Iron Maiden made so famous. Immoi is the god of metal rifts but not the only one in that time frame. Richie Blackmore is is close 2nd most important guitarist in Metal imho .

[@LarryStAmant-jc2xj]

Whole album rocks

[@isarforace6901]

I love your reacts since war pigs here you have a new sub!

[@RaineRed]

I swear i can listen to that bass intro til day i die

[@gedece]

A lot of bands near that time were trying to sound louder, or harder or play faster, so there are a lot of proto metal songs prior to this. But this went full in a new direction and legend was made. The only reason it was not called heavy metal is that the term hadn't been invented at that time. BTW the guitar phrasing at the end of some verses is for me the basis of the way Pantera's grove Metal was born, as Dimebag loved to do riffs with weird endings.

[@Jason-ft9gg]

You should listen to King Crimson’s “Epitaph” written in 1969. It’s very thematically similar to this one. Pretty heavy too in it’s own way.

[@richardcranium5048]

I told my brother 25 years ago, I said, " I can play all of this stuff" and he said "yeah, you're pretty good, now when you've written something that 25 years later, kids are bragging that they can play it, get back to me"... So of course that never happened, today I work for the railroad, but we've got a pretty tight bar band, but I'm in the end, another of a million guys, who can play "all this stuff"

[@randycomerford2038]

Everything metal comes from Black Sabbath....

[@sissy9393]

HELL YEAH!!

[@murdoch691]

This is right in the middle of Sabbath being the best band of all time if this don't Stoke your fire your already dead

[@FFVison]

Yeah, this was off of Master of Reality, which was their third album. I was pretty sure you probably reacted to a few songs on here like Sweet Leaf, Lord of This World (somewhat sinister track), or Into The Void.

[@frankgarcia1]

It doesnt matter that you are young. It natters that you understand.

[@stuarthopkins1308]

What you're saying about the lyrics is so true; Sabbath are so misunderstood. That last verse in particular is another way of saying things that were said in the gospels especially in Matthew 5.

[@glennkirchens7970]

I see Sabbath, I click, I comment, I watch

[@garydouglas7239]

Remember,1971

[@johncrawford4302]

check out Tony's new song Sent of the Dark

[@denijuliansyah658]

Doom metal born in here song 🤘🤘

[@johndrx165]

I did a slide show to this song (Magazine pics to sticky lamination paper) of pollution and atomic bombs when I was in 8th grade (1972) at a Catholic school. I got an A, but freaked the nun out.

[@bobdelp2023]

SAME ALBUM ( MASTER OF REALITY ) AS INTO THE VOID YOU GUYS 😊

[@bauer100]

i always enjoyed the White Zombie cover version.

[@stephaneherringtoniowritin4986]

"It doesn't sound that old"🤣🤣

[@annettespradlin4945]

After Forever is a song on Black Sabbath's Master of Reality. Can you guys react to it? Thanks!

[@nickschiavulli693]

🤘🤘🤘

[@malcshone4409]

Gotta try “ Megalomania” or “ A National Acrobat”!!!

[@rafalklak4121]

National Acrobat please!

[@Sam-dd5pu]

Listen to blue cheer if you like sabbath

[@garydouglas7239]

The first Metal

[@tonyperez3920]

Maybe this song will bring you back Vin.

[@DocAnkh]

😳🙋‍♂️I just found your channel. I see you've reacted to bands I grew up with. Anthrax, Testament, Slayer- bands they still won't play over the air let alone Pantera... How have you not reacted to Nightwish yet? When you do, prepare for the Rabbit hole. The genre is Symphonic Metal. You will get changed. Also prepare for your subscribers to double fast. As you will get introduced to the Nightwish Army. A good start into Nightwish is this song= Nightwish Ghost, Love, Score. From "Wacken" Concert 2013 in Germany. The actual event was called (and still is) "Wacken Open Air Festival". Another thing to keep in mind is Nightwish's songs are more than a song, its a journey. Think you 2 are ready? 😎👍🍻

[@DocAnkh]

Here's the link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/amjIkGxsZrSEjac

[@shawnmichaelslazyeye5417]

I have a cousin who said he wouldn't let his son listen to black sabbath because they are evil.....still the funniest thing I have ever heard

[@joshuacenteno9348]

Vin and sory react to Korn requiem 2022

[@erichosos7132]

Wait, I thought Black Sabbath were Evil? Listen to those drums!!,

[@annettespradlin4945]

The drums are like the sound of rolling thunder!

[@eddiecampbell7343]

If yall like that do war pigs by black sabbath there a positive message in that one too the more things change the more they stay the same