Black Sabbath - Paranoid, if it was recorded in the 50s

[@jonnuanez7183]

"I don't remember recording these. SHARON!!!"-Ozzy

[@BaalDavaR999]

[@dangoudreau7366]

Classic Ozzy. Probably divorced 5 years and he's still yelling SHARON!

[@Ron-l9d]

Well at least we could understand the "SHARON!" part. Everything said after that was gibberish. But that's our Ozzy. Wouldn't have him any other way.

[@dangoudreau7366]

@@Ron-l9d It cracks me up to hear a 50's band sing "Smoking and tripping is all that you do..." with the same timbre as if they were singing about the sock hop.

[@tonygrinney7115]

"Sharon! Yiou can't release these! I'm the Prince of Darkness!"

[@reviewerman9786]

I don’t think people in the fifties were ready for this level of honesty

[@LIFEHACKER-kc3bo]

HAHAHAHA

[@frostyjim2633]

They were a lot more honest than you think

[@billloomis4975]

@@reviewerman9786 This was originally released in '71, I doubt if people was ready then. We discovered Black Sabbath in the early '80's as preteens, and we definitely wasn't ready.

[@carlosazteca8441]

​​@@frostyjim2633In your dreams fella hypocrisy was the most appreciated "virtue" of those times. I'm 89 yo.

[@urpgag2]

@@billloomis4975 I Liked having them flat out hand the rest of the planet our asses in 1971 lol first joint in '72 lol

[@DrGeffy]

Damn that LSD tab I took in 1989 just won't stop messing with me...😮

[@brentnokes4365]

69 for me

[@rayjr62]

@@brentnokes4365 This is what the past used to sound like, brother. 😉

[@christopherneufelt8971]

It is still dissolving....🤣😂😁🤣

[@eatower2]

Yeah, this comedown is gonna be brutal.

[@christopherneufelt8971]

@@brentnokes4365 With this band, not even 96 😁

[@brianpaton6687]

Once everyone has had a few drinks, you could play this at a wedding and no one would twig. You can just picture everyone dancing to Hands of Doom.

[@greywebs1944]

I would go with Electric Funeral at a wedding 🤣

[@thomaslarkin2530]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Shugg-Goff-HHoffical]

Genius ! 😂💀

[@PaulPolizzo-px5fz]

“I guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet. But trust me your kids are gonna love it” - Marty McFly

[@leemelone6482]

I’ve been listening to Sabbath since 1974 and this is hilarious 🤣

[@severosergioperez2004]

YES, ME TOO IM SABBATH FAN OVER THE 70s

[@TiredOldSparky]

Same!

[@fluxy-b]

Yeah, the dark lyrics to happy sounding music is just hilarious on an epic level. 🤣

[@satanisknorsk4279]

AI

[@mikeg6666]

​@@fluxy-bThe Fairy's Wear Boots version sounds like a big band song. This is genius...

[@BlackCrow1970]

Considering Geezer Butler wrote almost all the lyrics for this album, these versions give me a better appreciation of his songwrting ability.

[@jasonnstegall]

Same here. Someone needs to pass this along to the Osbourne family.

[@jakedee4117]

Good point. it shows that Geezer's work was solid. I have often heard it said that the quality of a song, story etc. is how it can be reinvented and still retain its quality.

[@johnp.johnson1541]

Lyrical ability. Songs are melody. Big diff.

[@beatlesrgear]

Not only that, but he is one of the greatest bass players ever, too.

[@MichaelSweet-nn5bg]

In 1950, he would be Greaser Butler.

[@TheFirstGroover]

"I guess you guys aren't ready for that yet. But your kids are gonna love it"

[@ultrablue2]

“…you’re just too darn loud.”

[@SJ-ty5rw]

Reminds me of what Tony said when they were booked in a dinner party concert lol when they were Earth , and the whole audience went silent and looked at them in shock LOL and this was in the late 60's .

[@CharlesLaughtonFan]

😆😆😆

[@tonybates7870]

Very good!

[@richstrobel]

If you guys ever have kids, and one of them, when he's eight years old, accidentally sets fire to the living room rug... go easy on him.

[@joebonansinga1284]

This is brilliant. The only thing missing is the vinyl noise. Also, planet Caravan actually works as a 50's song..... LOL

[@courtlandgeyer6237]

Right? Was thinking the same thing (and that there was an actual guitar riff to start this version of “Fairies Wear Boots”)

[@joebonansinga1284]

@@courtlandgeyer6237 This is good s*t. Parody or not.

[@jaminova_1969]

Track 5 as well!

[@kellystraveli7825]

I used to listen to this in the dark of the night followed by evil thoughts and bad intentions, but now after all of these years, we can finally share our favorite music with our parents and at family get-togethers

[@thomaslarkin2530]

😂

[@christopher9196]

The message was always good over evil just so you know. I never liked the imagery but the lyrics were right on , anti-war anti-tech ANTI- pols pro love pro understanding with each other and Peace

[@charlesfaile7452]

Never heard Black Sabbath played so contemporary...WOW !!! 😂

[@paulhignett378]

The clarity of the lyrics is so much better and makes you realise how awesome the song writing was

[@backslash68]

same here, I never realized how good the lyrics are... are they all written by Geezer Butler?

[@JimJammXVII]

@@backslash68 Yes, for the first one or two albums at least. He wrote the lyrics while smoking cannabis and drinking pints of beer or lagers. It certainly works!

[@kevmander5229]

As a teenager black sabbath became my ultimate obsession. The lyrics touched me unlike anything ever has. They are absolute masterpieces. Every song from the first six albums

[@stevenlindsey2056]

Only this song is not Paranoid.

[@mikekeeler6362]

@paulhignett378 it sounded like lounge music

[@markharc7615]

This makes you realize how good the War Pigs lyrics are- nice job!

[@dja.3004]

Highly agree

[@TomByron-h7s]

You realize just how dark these songs were when you hear them crystal clear for the first time

[@patriotsquill]

LOL, funny, but you're right. It has a way of bringing the lyrics to the fore.

[@DMONEY7720]

How did you not hear them crystal clear before?

[@Rudy.C]

As opposed to the Led Zeppelins, where it was just a bunch of sweet love songs ❤

[@leftyzappa]

Yes. I remember the first time I heard Black Sabbath. That was when I knew how dark they were. I heard it clearly.

[@GladeSwope]

Just like the Squirrel Nut Zippers?

[@nextyrannis2151]

When Paranoid started off with a saxophone, I nearly lost it. Very funny and well done!

[@bluemoon-20]

Most people are drawn to a song because of the music (excluding rap and hip/hop). Melody, rhythm and beat, harmonies- the music is the main reason you like a song, and keep coming back to it. The lyrics are often an afterthought for a lot of people (yes, there are exceptions; Dylan, Bruce, the Beatles, rap music, etc). But this is fantastic because things are reversed. This example confirms what most Sabbath fans already knew- bassist Geezer Butler's lyric writing for Black Sabbath was just as important to the success of Sabbath as the thunderous heavy metal riffs. And because of Tony Iommi's iconic guitar playing, Geezer's lyrics never got the attention they deserved. Well, they're getting noticed here! What a talented writer Geezer was...

[@therustybelt9162]

Paranoid actually sounds like a typical late 1950's sad break-up love song.

[@philhawley1219]

On Spitting Images in about 1985 Prince Philip sung the words "Finished with my Monarch now" in a similar manner as this. I pissed myself then and this is just as good.

[@lubomirdoichev1987]

1969

[@michaeltaylor8835]

Lol

[@12345682900]

Finally! Some Sabbath I can play at the kid's birthday parties. They'll love that catchy tune "Iron Man!"

[@jonnuanez7183]

Iron Man sounds like a cute character from the Davey and Goliath TV show

[@morbidmanatee5550]

lol

[@jerryd5471]

Agreed, their version of Zeppelin 2 is great🎸

[@jonnuanez7183]

@@jerryd5471 I just listened to it again and sent it to a buddy of mine. Awaiting his response...

[@sizzlestick1]

I'd like to hear a Frank Sinatra version of this song.

[@matthews7805]

Turning Planet Caravan into a tiki lounge tune was pure genius.

[@TiredOldSparky]

It's really decent. This can be taken seriously... excellent tune in this version.

[@ericlofroos2405]

I said the same thing

[@georgebrooks7775]

My thoughts exactly.

[@charlessledzik7028]

When played & sung in this form makes it sound psychotic, which is great. This version actually would make a great soundtrack for "FALLOUT" on Amazon. great job! You got a subscriber & fan. Can't wait to hear your future creations.

[@甘明忠-u8m]

I know the comedy is more the point, but the super clear lyrics in War Pigs about politicians starting war but expecting others to go and fight …👍🏻

[@very5ick112]

the politicians are jewes of course jew s a , jew s a

[@lawrencefine5020]

Finally some Black Sabbath my Grandmother would enjoy. Thanks guys!

[@jimscofield64]

Sabbath is almost 60 years old now. They are already listening to it.

[@kelf114]

I am the grandmother your parents warned you about. 😄😄

[@binkwillans5138]

Your comment would have made sense in 1971. Today, most grannies are Black Sabbath fans.

For us millennials, more like great-grandmother lol

[@richstrobel]

Yeah, Fairies Wear Boots sounds brand new. I hope Grandma doesn't ask to hear the original versions of these songs. Then again, it's 2024 so Grandma probably saw Sabbath in concert.

[@roadhockey]

"Beige Sabbath"

[@jcwm01]

Lol!

[@maxdevlin4349]

😂

[@TheRprecupjr]

Ok, literal spit take on that one! 🤣

[@Ron-l9d]

"The Beigish Sabbaths".

[@JimJammXVII]

@@roadhockey A kind of vanilla Sabbath? I know what you mean - the real Sabbath was the real deal.

[@paulmartin4502]

My god, Geezer is a genius! I already knew it, but holy moly. Holy moly. That's all I'm saying. Just one astonishing couplet after another.

[@thesteveus]

Wow, I just discovered these "re-imaginings", the art work is brilliant.

[@claesvanoldenphatt9972]

The original Sabbath actually had a noticeable big-band groove embedded in their rhythm section. They were very much a blues band with a 50s style R&B rubato. Van Halen had that too.

[@robertmaxwell3220]

WTF??

[@clete3977]

Laughing, literally out loud, in front of my iMac, like a mental patient. The whimsical, swinging arrangements coupled with the dark, dark lyrics is genius. And the musicianship is masterful. What a concept you have here. Pleasantly surprised that you can get away with this while not being blocked. We all benefit.

[@arielguglilemino6479]

You too imagine Christian Bale dancing like the american psycho ? kkkk

[@NickB1967]

The picture of them in 1950's haircuts is absolutely brilliant.

[@the_meridian]

There are two Geezers and no Tony :(

[@joecummings9662]

Who’s who I can’t tell

[@jeremyclaydon8185]

@@the_meridian no, Tony is second from right.

[@piotrgrabowski5024]

@@joecummings9662 From L to R; Bill, Geezer, Tony, Ozzy.

[@QuarrellaDeVil]

@@joecummings9662 From left, it's Bill, Geezer, Tony, and Ozzy.

[@diogotatarana9387]

I've been listenig to Sabbath since 1950...

[@jaminova_1969]

I'm 88 years old and I listen everyday!

[@movie_man]

This is the absolute best thing I've heard all day.

[@jeffruebens8355]

As you are sitting in your brand new 1957 Chevy Bel-Air, you turn on the AM radio, wait for the vacuum tubes to warm up, then the DJ spins this new vinyl album for the air waves.

[@PaulWhitcomb-ty6md]

"Honey.., what was he saying about war and killing? I've never heard a song like that before."

[@stormbringercoming8105]

As much as I hate the creepiness of AI, this is insanely cool.

[@DCOM20.]

I couldnt figure it out, but yes, creepy.

[@jansmitowiczauthor78]

Same

[@leslievanalstineii525]

The highest and best use of AI.

[@andy148]

Yeah I wondered. Do you know for sure?

[@_KnuXles]

@@andy148 the main giveaway currently is that warm, almost chorus-like effect on the vocals

[@karnubawax]

Also listen to the solos... meter perfect, every note exactly the same volume and the same intonation.

[@Domgo-d1w]

Paranoid is genuinely brilliant, love it! 😍😍😍

[@zacatecas2002]

Wow, I have been a Black Sabbath fan since 1977 and never heard anything like this. It’s fascinating the way they have reinterpreted these songs. Somehow they still have the same meaning, even though they sound completely different. Listening to this gave me a new appreciation for how awesome the lyrics are in so many Black Sabbath songs. You can’t always understand the words in the original Sabbath songs as well as you can here. Anyway, this is truly worth a listen.

[@derekjtaylor]

Planet Caravan is now a campfire sing-a-long. Brilliant!

[@malaquiasalfaro81]

Now I can finally play it lol

[@courtlandgeyer6237]

@@malaquiasalfaro81😂

[@pipeexplorers2174]

I hope someone finds this and plays it for ozzy as he’s just reclined in a big chair by the Christmas tree. Record it. Lets us see his reaction. ❤ Brilliant, boys. Brilliant

[@nathanielovaughn2145]

He'd LOVE it, find it hilarious. He is a funny old dude with a wicked sense of humour.

[@bilwisss]

have you seen the video of ozzy having the band "mac sabbath" play for him.....?

[@GanarfGeorgie]

YES!!!!!

[@michaelshultz2540]

You Have to know , he has heard this . They had to get released the copyright from ozy .No way he'd do that if he didn't absolutely love it. LOVE YOU OZZY !❤

[@CWhyNot75]

Between this one and Led Zeppelin II I'm now subscribed to your channel. This is like a fever dream, but I unironically like it. Sounds like music my grandpa would have listen to back in the day.

[@kelf114]

Same! 😄 This is even better than Dred Zeppelin. (They did Zeppelin songs in a reggae style with an Elvis impersonator singing in the lyrics in Elvis' style. It was quite something! Check out the song Heartbreaker Hotel!)

[@QuarrellaDeVil]

"I guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet. But your grandparents are gonna love it."

[@z-z-z-z]

Sabbath and Zeppelin. How about some Floyd, to get the trifecta?

[@marktiltins8845]

Yep in the shed tinkering away

[@ŽenkorM]

I love it. I was born in 1976, so I spent my teens and early twenties in the 90s. I grew up with bands like Nirvana, Soundgarden, Alice In Chains, Green Day, The Offspring, etc. So I'd greatly appreciate it if you could show us what they would have looked and sounded like in the 50s

[@SonnyGTA]

It’s nearly impossible to do this. These songs are so ingrained after decades of hearing them. To re-imagine these so vastly different is nothing short of being a musical genius!!!

[@tuffs4it]

Or just using AI software that do all the work.

[@Brett-g5w]

Should check out Dread Zeppelin.. Mick Flowers Pops, people have been doing this long before PC's & AI. As a musician this is called messing around it's hardly genius.

[@skabuoy]

@@Brett-g5w As a fellow musician, I would even go so far as to call this boring.

[@13thdukeofwybourne]

Awesome. Paranoid would make a great Christmas single with a few sleigh bells added!

[@kelf114]

More sleigh bell! (Although... I guess "slay" is more appropriate here. 😄)

[@twinpeaksfanclub5493]

Paranoid actually sounds like it could have been a song written in the 1950's, kind of a heartbreaky, sad, romantic song. And Planet Caravan sounds like it could be sung clinking martinis under a tropical moon.

[@Jacob-sh4ym]

Lol I bought the first Sabbath album in 1970 I was thirteen years old!! This is very entertaining love all the songs, thanks for remastering them!! 👍😁

[@feponcio]

Love the album cover. This is truly brilliant.

[@Map4ch3]

I was expecting fairies wear boots to be on point, I didn't expect it to be my favorite song in this album

[@-in-the-meantime...]

👏 it goes unecessarily hard, most excellent

[@AL454]

This is insane how catchy these songs are.

[@jerryjeromehawkins1712]

After listening to them... I feel like smoking a Camel while drinking a martini.

[@joecummings9662]

There’s a great. The Led Zeppelin’s II

[@capricosm8086]

The genius of Ai !!!!

[@charlessledzik7028]

Would of loved to see them on American Bandstand back in 58.

[@michaellaurette4589]

I can't pick a favorite! I'll have to listen through again and again and again and again like I did with the albums when I got home

[@frankowalker4662]

Brilliant. I love how you keep the songs within the three minutes limit of the era. Nice touch.

[@phaasch]

Bloody brilliant! This is mad. A thought for the future- Death Metal versions of Glenn Miller's greatest hits.

[@roberttower8059]

Now that's an idea! Maybe once the early metal/hard rock basic repertoire is covered, it would be interesting to hear some classics in the reverse direction (stuff from the 50s but if it was recorded in the 70s).

[@GladeSwope]

A sequel to Xanadu!

[@kelf114]

​@@GladeSwopeXanadu the Rush song? Or Xanadu the movie? The poem???? Or something else I don't know about??? Lol

[@josejones7025]

All death metal should be sung so you can understand what is being said

[@GladeSwope]

@@josejones7025 Some crazy preachers in the 1700s did it without any music at all.

[@user-bv6ot3hy1h]

I have a Sabbath fan since 1971. Now 64. . This is brilliant. Now do Master of Reality. Etc. I can just imagine this in the 50's. Keep up the great work, The Sabbaths. Love hear your take on Sabotage, Heaven and Hell. Headless cross. Fantastic.

[@ProfDanielVargas]

4:13 Given how Planet Caravan was envisioned as a Post-apocalyptic Romantic Ballad of the "perfect date", this is weirdly fitting.

[@Justsumdumdum-t2o]

"aliens traveling on holiday"- Tony Iommi

[@heavyd777]

Sounds like some Squirrel Nut Zipper covers. Amazing and intoxicating. Love it!

[@brendanlodico9788]

Wow, Electric Funeral in 50's swing is so on the nose. I want this to be the next Fallout song.

[@danstone8783]

Fifties people could defintely relate to the idea of nuclear anihilation. They just needed this soundtrack then.

[@KillaOakz3]

That would work great in Fallout 🤣

[@andrewparkinson8837]

my favourite track on this album

[@projectnoel]

Would definitely work in a Fallout game

[@badbeardbill9956]

Considering that Paranoid (1970) actually predates Country Roads (1971)… you could just have the original songs. Don’t fit the same vibe but…

[@jonsrecordcollection7172]

The rockabilly arrangement of "Hands of Doom" is amazing! Somehow, making the song more upbeat makes it even darker.

[@peterkos1034]

This is awsome I love hard rock, metal but listening to this in a 50s setting is so so different but fun. Love it.

[@Balrog4242]

This is really pretty amazing. And I love how they look like the band especially Iommi and Ozzy.

[@DirtyWindshieldSeries]

I cant wait for The Motorheads! This stuff is Top Notch! 😂

[@carlosabad6596]

This will be awesome !

[@DanlowMusic]

Going to make Lemmy actually sound good. 😂😂

[@DirtyWindshieldSeries]

@DanlowMusic 🤣 Love Lemmy! He was Always into 50s Music! I'm sure he'd be into this 100%!

[@courtlandgeyer6237]

😂😂😂

[@MichaelChurchill1982]

This could easily be an album by Bobby Darin, especially fairies wear boots 😂

[@Johnnycdrums]

It immediatley reminded me of Bobby Darin's, horribly sad lyrics, while simultaneously uptempo swinging hard, "Artificial Flowers". Purists hate it, I love it, as the arrangement is such a great counterbalance to a very sad story.

[@dennisyoung4631]

“…the boots come of their own accord, thump by thump, They’re stalking you… The cows won’t hide you, their noises are your nightmares…”

[@NAVITS]

Gomez Addams on electric guitar! He is a gas!

[@HellsFury-fu3qk]

That's Gomez Addams

[@Oldtanktapper]

Excellent work! Whatever next? Motörhead as a barbershop quartet? Iron Maiden if they were a surf rock band? The possibilities are endless!

[@feltongailey8987]

Hopefully, "The Warning" is in the works, currently. This is beautiful on so many levels!

[@johnstorton]

This is crazy! This is ridiculous! I love it! 😄 The sax & cocktail jazz feel is a great touch! Hoodathunkit?

[@donsmore]

I could imagine ol blue eyes himself singing this. Awesome! Really drives home the fact that Geezer Butler was a great lyricist. Rock on 🤘

[@beatlesrgear]

O lord, it would be hilarious to hear Sinatra sing these songs!!😂🤣

[@mrvantagepro]

Yes, that would be hysterical. ​@@beatlesrgear

[@BibliotecaETECNA]

Absolutely perfect! Sabbath is awesome in any style. For example, have you guys ever heard of Jazz Sabbath?

[@Dr.Dark1331]

This is one of the funniest things I have heard in quite awhile and great job with the album cover turning the members of Black Sabbath into 50s dorks😂

[@Markus-z4u]

Sehr amüsant! Schöne Arbeit.

[@YourCaptivityisOver]

Excellent! Planet Caravan is my new favorite cover of all time. A Pink Floyd album next?

[@DavidA.-bv8xy]

The opening of "Iron Man" and the whole song had me on floor in tears! Brilliant!I've subscribed!

[@Grayraven777]

Never has doom and gloom ever sounded so joyful.

[@BarryHolsinger]

The Black Sabbaths' Christmas Album

[@maxdevlin4349]

Just play it in a major key.

[@GladeSwope]

I could imagine Westboro Baptists dancing to that.

[@kelf114]

​@@GladeSwope😂😂😂

[@JWH66]

These would fit perfectly in the Fallout games.

[@malloycade8626]

Hell yes

[@malloycade8626]

Or the show!

[@VMAN00ful]

My Stepmum (R.I.P.) loved this type of music. Sabbath is my favorite band. Thanks for this. I'm gonna listen to this in it's entirety. ...after I twist up another of course.

[@dedcowbowee]

I've been wondering if you'd get to this, fantastic! More Sabbath please!✌️✌️

[@HumiliyofSilence]

Man if I played this in 1970 when I was stoned I would have gotten really Paranoid 😅😂

[@thomasjehn4529]

YOU HAVE GOT TO KEEP PRODUCING THESE!!! Just fantastic!

[@UncleStevie8er]

I like these. This is great. Now a hard rock of Paul Anka's "Puppy Love" would be interesting to hear.

[@patrickm.8425]

This is great!! I truly enjoyed it!!

[@iansmith8783]

Planet Caravan still haunting

[@GnarlyPop]

Planet Caravan has never sounded better! EDIT: this entire album is mind blowing.

[@valvenator]

I can imagine Tony Bennett doing that cover.

[@GnarlyPop]

@@valvenator 100%!

[@stevienugnugent9986]

Some of sabbath tunes definitely had a jazz swing

[@yyiprp]

These are great. Once you hear you can't un-hear.

[@marissaciesla4809]

Geezer Butler, the poet, everyone.

[@dave141163]

I only knew the group because of the Blizzard of Oz (Ozzy Osbourne)

[@cheeseman417]

this is awesome! I can’t get enough of this but I see that to make this work he had to completely rework the song musically and everything like the whole song is different

[@jesusislukeskywalker4294]

it's Ai dude

[@michaelrandle8316]

This is F'ing awesome. I don't know where you got the idea for this, but this is such a cool way of interpreting this music, which is an important part of my life. I've also listened to your interpretations of Rainbow Rising, Deep Purple In Rock, and Led Zeppelin II. All brilliant.

[@DayBeforeTomorrow]

Haha! I played this for my band and they were blown away! In fact, we are going to cover these versions of 'Hand of Doom' and 'Fairies Wear Boots'! See ya at the bar!

[@vanmann8347]

Genius is all I can say. Great work on creating not only the songs but the artwork for the album cover.👍🤘🤘🤘👍

[@OldiesZone]

Ahhhh yes, I remember these well! Who could ever forget a young John Michael Osbourne and the Sabbath Trio!

[@rjean99]

This had me tapping my toes and snapping my fingers. It's a swinging good time daddy-o.

[@stevenmanley5556]

Anyone heard Jazz Sabbath? The new album is 😎

[@ulfdanielsen6009]

Didn´t know there were more than one. The first one is mindblowingly good.

[@robertcooney1938]

This is so good. I can dig this and will listen to it regularly.

[@stevehanham9266]

Again, very clever and very well done. I bought the Paranoid LP when it was released, I was 15 at the time, so I know it like the back of my hand.

[@mrvantagepro]

This is absolutely brilliant and hysterically funny. I love it. What a great idea! Would love to hear "am I going insane," Black Sabbath Black Sabbath, Nib, and Sweet Leaf.

[@gowanian]

The Black Sabbath's is a unique tribute band of Black Sabbath. Look forward to hearing your next tribute band.

[@jamesm.3967]

War Pigs is still a dark, protest song.

[@AllofJudea]

Protesting who? I know, do you?

[@DanlowMusic]

I don't think it's dark. It's the war mongering demons getting their just due.

[@johnand77171]

I thought this version was incredible, wonder how it would have been received back in the day?

[@josephvoglewede8587]

LOL @ Electric Funeral. This would have been a perfect response song to the Castle Bravo test in 1954, if it wasn’t hidden from the public back then.

[@fourwaykey23]

Oh my goodness, this was incredible

[@slagletoby]

Wow!!! That just blew my mind! I couldn’t help but to listen to the whole thing.

[@penk1965]

Bleeding hell I'm blown away

[@cosmicdebris42]

Man i just about choked on my Breakfast. This has got to be the funniest thing i'v heard in ages. The doom and gloom of Black Sabbath, with the Upbeat optimism of the 50's, is hilarious. these Guys would have been locked up if they released this in the 50's.

[@danielroush4718]

Planet Caravan most amazing!!! This whole album is pretty awesome… Great idea man!

[@jonlengyel1835]

Absolutely fantastic!!! ❤❤

[@stefanodigarbo4735]

This is genius! Well done! I'd have loved a disc cover with Ozzy Tony and Co. in their 50's dresses

[@yerbaristo]

I saw one of their first shows on Brighton pier, end of 1959, they were a really nice & down to earth type of chaps...

[@labnine3362]

This is just beautiful. Thank you! I don't know how you are doing this but it's great.