Black Sabbath - Falling Off The Edge of the World - Chicago School of Rock

The students of the Chicago School of Rock performing "Falling Off The Edge of the World" at their tribute to Black Sabbath at Reggie's Rock Club on January 24, 2016.
Vocals: Natalia Caid
Guitar: Emma Tums
Guitar: Judah Sweig
Guitar: Michael Chmelar
Bass: Ian Hammond
Drums: Axel Juarez
Background Vocals: Emma Tums

[@bmayer9160]

Wow.......today's youth has some hope? Who knew? Well done! RIP RJD!

[@rodneyespinoza2492]

Wow I love that song, and they sounded great!

[@alquimista1972]

Thanks God!!! We still have hopes.

[@matematicoschibchas]

God? hehe

[@LASKARIKOS]

Bravo nice choice!! Loved that

[@darrenaurisch2707]

Awesome job!❤

[@clearjet]

When us bassists miss a note, everyone notices. It's a burden we bare.

[@chetthebee1322]

The singer has potential.

[@chadpittman3025]

Every player there is using their potential.

[@Kevin-uc4ce]

Nice!!!

[@itshemondtime3459]

Well done… I am surprised young people like guitar stuff 😅

[@Vazquezjohn]

🤘🏽

[@vitom5513]

It would have been nice if the lead guitar was on. Not the first time MWCV "lost" whole instruments (Final Countdown - no keyboard recorded)

[@MidWestConcertVideo2]

Problem is this: if the guitar is loud on the stage, none of it winds up in the mix intended for the main speakers, and none comes to my board feed.

[@chrisreyes823]

😂

[@whipsmartchris]

Even super talented youth with a good strong vocalist cannot charge up this Sabbath dirge. Sorry kids, I’m not sure if this is your musical director’s fault or not. Remember gang, even iconic bands had their share of “dogs” on record. I’d love to hear this vocalist and her band mates take on some better material! Video capture remains terrific!

[@steelerfreak1977]

What? 😂 This song rules. Ronnie James Dio was the original vocalist. Let me guess. You don’t think he had a powerful voice. 😂😂😂

[@aakar88]

Great song selection

[@whipsmartchris]

@@steelerfreak1977 To each his own. For me, this one barks. So, so, so many gems from so many eras - and this one came up? Hey, I was a Steeler Freak in the late 70’s, too. Lucky to have met The Steel Curtain before a Jets game at Shea Stadium as they came off the bus. I have NEVER seen bigger human beings before or since!

[@whipsmartchris]

@@steelerfreak1977 I got nothing but praise for RJD. My daughter (lead/rhythm guitar, bass, vocals) was the “frontman” for her School of Rock House Band in NJ and they covered a couple of Dio’s songs.

[@Mmm.780]

@@steelerfreak1977 I saw Dio live on Stage. Sure he had a powerful voice.