Black Sabbath - Planet Caravan (REACTION)

‪@AirplayBeats‬ reacts to Black Sabbath - Planet Caravan
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[@jeffreylauzon7630]

The only metal band that could create a song to meditate to.

[@Chamomileable]

This track sticks out totally unlike anything in Sabbath's catalog. Instead of the trademark early metal riffs, it's just a huge science fiction ambient masterpiece with all these little touches of stuff from jazz, world rhythms, and the signature weird vocals that resulted from Ozzy's vocals being run through a rotating speaker for an electric organ.

[@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath]

Not unlike anything. There is a very similar song on their next album Master of Reality called “Solitude.” It’s very beautiful. I still can’t decide which song I like better between the two.

[@TerenceShortman]

Check out Laguna Sunrise, Changes and Solitude

[@tomtompkins7546]

That is Ozzy singing through a Leslie speaker which is normally used with organs. It spins and gives you a constant Doppler effect on whatever sound goes through it.

[@rickandgen]

There is a 10 hour loop of this on KZbin, great meditation music.

[@Torrentialdownpurr]

That's exactly what I use it for! Lol it's on a yoga playlist list of mine, thanks for the heads up about the loop!

[@bugvswindshield]

What a lot of Black Sabbath fans don't know is that Toni Iomi learned the guitar by playing jazz. He certainly shows of his many, many talents in this song. One of my all time favorite songs! thanks a ton!!!!!!!

[@johnsambo9379]

Jazz was an influence. It wasn't how he exclusively learned. He only knew of Django after he cut the tips off his fingers. He was already a great guitarist before that.

[@jaimeanaya3385]

Mine too

[@clasmaster1471]

From the hardest dirtiest crunchy riffs and dark heavy music to some of the most floating through space music you will ever wanna hear. That’s diversity!

[@paxonearth]

I'm glad y'all liked this. I didn't know if you would. Boy, if there's ever been a song written that's more "weedy" than this one, I'm not aware of it.

[@tralph40]

This one takes you down the psychedelic road and you leave this dimension.

[@bleubaker]

No better way to start the week than Sabbath. Set the tone!

[@peterbarelli6104]

No better way to start the day is with Jesus my brother 🙏🙏😎

[@brendathigpen4645]

Been down with Black Sabbath since the 70's. Great music, never gets old.

[@johndrx165]

The slower tunes on their early albums were awesome. Surprising and broke up the heaviness.

[@RazzleDazz72]

Incredible song

[@tonyd6382]

Guys, for this track they used a session piano player for the recording. Tony Iommi can write and compose on piano, but did not play it on this song. Ozzy Osbourne: vocals Tony Iommi: guitar, flute Geezer Butler: bass guitar Bill Ward: congas Tom Allom: piano (Session player)

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

I skipped this song my whole childhood, now I dig it.

[@johnscharnhorst3432]

That was our Bong Song.

[@kennycamaro2361]

Love the drums and bass and Ozzy singing thru the Leslie speakers. Phenomenal!

[@benhinds2971]

The vocals are going through a rotating Leslie speaker. That later evolved into Chorus, Phaser, Flanger,... But nothing can recreate the original Leslie effect. Think Hammond Organ. They were made for the organ. Hendrix had it redesigned for guitar, called Uni-Vibe, around the Band of Gypsies era.

[@sumonjamal1653]

Pantera made a cover of 'Planet Caravan' in the 90's... and like Black Sabbath, it showed that the band could be subtle & do more than crank out shredding riffs and slamming grooves. Musicians have said that the skills in a band r evident when they can play fast and slow songs w/ precision and feel 🤘🤘

[@snowmanfl]

That Pantera cover kicks ass!

[@tackle47]

@@snowmanflthe video was trippy and fit so well with the vibe of the song as well.

[@garya7893]

As a teen in the late 70s my girlfriends friend had way too much partying one night So we went to another friends house and put this song on and chilled till she sobered up Every time i hear this tune i think of that night Life was so much easier back then Peace to ya Keep rockin

[@edithdriver2094]

They lied to us about the future. But music gives us the means to travel back in time and re live the Good time vibes.

[@DonaldTrumpGriefing]

Sweet beemer

[@Michael-Philip]

🪐⭐ As we travel.... 🪐🌠 through the universe ☀🪐🌌

[@Cor82]

When it comes to Black Sabbath, if there's an instrument that's not guitar, drums, bass, or Ozzy, then it's probably the producer. So, the piano was probably the producer. Kind of like how hiphop producers make beats, rock producers play instruments the band doesn't normally play. And with Black Sabbath that happened many times.

[@passenger-rider]

So many times I was stoned to the gills and listing to Planet Caravan. A true masterpiece!

[@lodey]

Mood. Amazing. Thank you for reacting to this absolute vibe and gem.

[@jcoop23]

This is the Sunday morning Sabbath song. Really shows there talent.

[@sumonjamal1653]

Black Sabbath did some songs that were outside of their traditional sound - like Led Zeppelin, they didn't want to be known for 1 sound... Ozzy did dabble in early synthesizers on their records... and drummer Bill Ward sang lead on some songs. 'Changes' was a piano ballad that Sabbath recorded in 1972... 'Who are you' from 1974 was a keyboard-heavy track ... Other ballads were - "She's gone"... "It's alright" (Bill Ward on vocals)... 'Megalomania' was an epic song w/ both heavy and psychedelic parts... 🤘🤘🔥🔥

[@AngelofSunday]

Respect to Sabbath for being able to release songs like this. For this fact alone, it changed metal forever. Every genre of metal has Sabbath involved, no questions asked!

[@wc1994]

Love this song!!! Check out "Laguna Sunrise" from Sabbath Vol.4 it's a beautiful instrumental. I think you guys will Dig it.

[@masediggity]

The piano was played by Tom Allom or Roger Bain. they worked production on the album and added the piano in later to round the song out. One of my favorites ❤️

[@mojobag01]

It was Tom. He talks about it on the superb "Classic Albums: Paranoid" documentary.

[@tjmasson1013]

Coverd also by Pantera who do an amazing tribute to it. Man this song gotta be played in the dark total vibe

[@MichaelBrown-x1q]

This song and reaction gave me a Whole new respect for you guys to love this!!! Big time!!!!

[@patrickcampion7966]

There's another KZbin video that's titled '5 hours of Planet Caravan' and it's exactly that: 5 hours of this hypnotic, groovy tune on repeat. The perfect background sound to any number of activities. I find it incredibly soothing.

[@danielmarshall3102]

I always loved this song since the album came out. This album is still on another elevation from any other of theirs, or any other metal band since. Another similarly mood based tune is a song called "SOLITUDE" from them.

[@megamaniac7402]

Iommi showcasing his flute skills. And his versatility, by venturing into the jazz domain. This song fits perfectly in its place in the sequence of songs on the album. A breath of air, contrasting the meandering heaviness in the other songs.

[@ZacCostilla]

If you loved them with the piano, wait until you hear “Changes”…

[@血まみれの赤ちゃん]

This the greatest song too smoke to

[@davidmastro5406]

A different aspect of the mighty Sabbath. At the risk of sounding cliche, it is the kind of track that really lends itself to just chilling out with some ganja, and soaking it all in. La and Che, thanks for another killer reaction.

[@casamequite]

Originally this album was in Quadraphonic. Not sure why that never caught on but it sounded great!

[@UjjayaEthnoambient]

The sound engineer, Tom Allom, played the piano at the end . (he will become a famous heavy metal producer in the 80's) .Nobody gives enough credit to Bill Ward . He's got gold in his hands . With simple bongos he can catch the meditative feel of the tabla . On this meditative jazz track Tony Iommy is clearly influenced by Joe Pass .

[@brewstergallery]

Yes they could do it all!

[@klasseact6663]

Happy Birthday 🎂 to Ozzy❗️

[@glennhall9257]

I’ve listened to this song on repeat for 6 hours. I don’t regret it…

[@jenniferfoster1692]

Ozzy's voice reminds me of Robert Plant here, with the effect they're using. I'm glad you're playing Black Sabbath, it's one of those bands that slipped through the cracks for me for some reason. I just know some of their huge hits, but hearing this earlier stuff, bluesy and experimental, just wow.

[@kikivon3501]

This song is such a mood!!!!

[@Dr.Atomic]

Every Sunday afternoon I get out this laptop and check to see if you guys have done this one. Well. TODAY'S the DAY! THANK YOU...........................

[@Nite37]

This track arrives when whatever you took before starting takes over your brain.

[@Sammylu-greenbeatsred]

There's a couple other songs "Solitude" on Master of Reality and a pretty well known song "Changes" that I hope you are able to react to. More surprises like "Planet Caravan" by Black Sabbath!

[@jimmyjohn2815]

Rare mellow Black Sabbath. Like AC/DC's Song "Ride on". Smooth!

[@krisdoggett483]

I knew you guys would dig this. Had your heads bopping for sure😅 Black Sabbath rocks🤘

[@EessaTube]

You guys should react to the Black Sabbath albums, 'Technical Ecstasy' and 'Never Say Die'. There is quite a range of songs on those two albums.

[@cazkain]

TY ty you guys are going to luv Rat salad!!!

[@dolfinpt]

Love this album and Sabbath Bloody Sabbath! Memories of rocking out in our decked out basement with candles, incense, black lights & fluorescent posters..headphones on…I was 14-15!❤( these were my brothers albums!😊

[@donaldromesburg1902]

My older friend lived in a basement, black lights , the posters to go along with , beads hanging , a quadaphonic stereo, the memories, good times

[@mamaflush9945]

This song truly does take a detour from their more traditional hard-hitting metal. However, it's not the only time. Here's another song to give a listen, if interested. "Black Sabbath - Solitude (Lyrics)" (Channel: Lola Lupino) --This song is from their next album called "Master Of Reality" and it is a slow acoustic ballad with a mournful tone. (IMO) these tracks truly demonstrate the bands creative talents and magnificent musicianship. Great reaction

[@stillstanding8286]

One of the album’s engineer (Tom Allom) plays the piano on this track.

[@AncientWisdomTeachingsLLC]

Black Sabbath was a blues band that’s why you hear a lot of harmonica on the early albums Tony Iommi also plays jazz as you can see in this song They sort of accidentally invented heavy metal by just cranking up the amplifiers, really loud and playing blues. They spread it up a little bit sung about darker topics. After a few albums, people started calling it heavy metal spawn the whole new genre

[@benhinds2971]

For some reason, that piano comes in, only for a moment, quietly, but has a huge effect on the whole vibe. I listen for it every time. Just like that one cowbell hit on "The Wizard" and the violins at the end of "Snowblind."

[@tonytony5380]

Want another jazzy sounding one from them..'.Airdance" Is the one

[@flyoverme7412]

I listen to this song when I was just a kid and to this Day, it's still one of my favorites...

[@onemotherpucker]

You guys didn't expect this from Sabbath. 😎👍

[@garyrausch1184]

Not a Sabbath fan generally but very much like this.

[@gavinschwier8242]

This sounds like Ozzy fronting the Doors, and I mean that as the best possible compliment. Flamenco Spanish Jazzy Sabbath. Jim Morrison singing this would make sense too.

[@briantaulbee6452]

One continuous groove

[@claudballs5679]

Before they became Black Sabbath and went heavy they were a Jazz and blues band called Earth and a lot of their music was in this style.

[@michellezaleske-estrada40]

I knew this would shock ya! Love this song. This album is still killer.

[@joescott8877]

I also love this vibe. Sounds like it was recorded underwater in Outer Space. Literally "Far out, man!" I never really appreciated how clean , cool and, yup, "jazzy" the guitar solo was until hearing you guys comment on it, so thanks for that! I hope you get to Sabbath's "The Writ." Not exactly the same sound, but I think there are elements of this tune in that one.

[@mikeg.4211]

Although Tony Iommi plays guitar, flute and piano, on this track, the piano part was played by the sound engineer.

[@darrenevans4800]

What a vibe. Love it!

[@jaimeanaya3385]

As a teenager I would go take a shower before bed. With me went my trusty gravity bong ( mom could never figure out what it was with no bowl present) and my high would usually peak as this song would come on. The greatest ever smoking song.

[@RC_TCB]

This was my go to when I was a stoned teenager.

[@clasmaster1471]

That’s a whole different level there.

[@mr.snicker-doodles7081]

You guys are TRUE music lovers...."Solitude" is next!! Tony is channeling Django Reinhardt in this solo I think, his Hero. A man who's left hand was badly disfigured in a fire and was only able to play with two fingers. I believe that Tony is paying homage to him here, the phrasing is the same.

[@thorzzz1z]

you must read Mitch Albom's book " The magic strings of Frankie Presto" better yet listen to it on audiobook

[@mr.snicker-doodles7081]

@@thorzzz1z Oh he used to be in Detroit right?? he's great, ok thanks!

[@smokerman81]

And check out Pantera's covers of electric funeral, hole in the sky, and planet caravan. Stellar covers.

[@garya7893]

You like this you will love Solitude

[@JohnBelcher-v7z]

Great song

[@simonhauck6190]

This is the one I've been waiting for

[@kevinbumstead5431]

Just got home from work to hear some sweet sabbath, thanks boys🤘

[@barriehull7076]

Ozzy Osbourne - vocals Tony Iommi - guitar, flute Geezer Butler - bass guitar Bill Ward - congas Tom Allom - piano

[@TerenceShortman]

Tony Iommi on piano and synth from memory. you should also check out Laguna Sunrise, Solitude and Changes

[@isomer13]

One of my all-time favorite chill vibes-from Sabbath, no less. Just perfect. Thanks, guys.

[@reedwilson64GTO]

Hit some CLUTCH, Similar but on a new level. Trust the request line. Trying only to make your Playlist.

[@josephbrenner2278]

React to their 1968/69' pre demos. There's a jazz song they did that is amazing.

[@albertalberico467]

This song is Beautiful the lyrics are awesome don't even have to be high to feel like you're traveling in outer space when you listen to this song😊

[@kevinrichardson14]

Black Sabbath- Lord of this world..Black Sabbath-SnowBlind

[@deckard.97]

Can't wait for you guys to get to "Solitude"

[@how-to-linux.]

A good one to listen to after some bong hits with sticky green Indica weed buds and a couple of cold Budweisers.

[@williamr3840]

Ozzy is a GIGANTIC Beatles fan. :0)

[@justinatest9456]

In the course of two albums a British blues band creates an entire genre from practically nothing, and then puts together a little masterpiece like this on the side, like it's all no big deal.

[@NDE239]

Happy Birthday, Ozzy 🎉

[@mouseshadow5828]

That's the album engineer on piano, Tom Allom. I hope they paid him extra.

[@tomroome4118]

Guys, you liked this one, you'll also like their "Changes".

[@jogischulz2576]

Great choice again ! since I bought their albums in the early 70s I'm a fan of this fantastic band ! Ozzy used a Leslie speaker to achieve the vocals' treble and vibration effects.

[@robertlavorna2968]

loved your reaction, boys. cause it was the same reaction i had 50+ yrs. ago. familiar and loving all their heavy stuff..i didnt get it at first. but i quickly learned their individual histories and understand what great and diversified talents all 4 guys have, and i enjoy watching you guys appreciate what i grew up with!!

[@dukeoholik]

Y’all should have more followers. Highly recommend doing an album review for Blind Faith if you haven’t yet

[@MrShadowofthewind]

I think it was Tony Iommi who played all the piano parts on the albums, the guitarist.

[@MagusMirificus]

It's tracks like this that make me think of the music that might have been. What would heavy metal be, if it had taken this track to be just as central to its construction as the rest of this album? What might the post-funk landscape of hip-hop look like if the wailing guitars of Hendrix and Hazel were never phased out? What if country and folk music had really digested all the possibilities opened up for it by the explorations of The Dead? What if pop music retained the experimentalism of Bowie, or alternative rock retained the idealism of the British invasion? If the musical explosion of the late 60s/early 70s had kept unfolding as a single piece, not splitting into endless genres and subgenres focused on specific aesthetic palettes and instead continuing to draw upon as much of the broader musical landscape as possible, music would still be a uniting force to be reckoned with, rather than an expression of personal attitude and subcultural loyalty.

[@grandwazoodebris1015]

Love this song. Remember on vinyl this song is 3rd, after War Pigs, then Paranoid, then this extreme mood change, then Iron Man. Great sequencing. Sabbath's changing mood & styles are big part of their greatness. Love the jazz guitar solo, love the dynamics in it. I'm assuming Ozzy's vocals are recorded through a Leslie speaker, like Page's lead guitar on Good Times Bad Times.

[@holysmokes5817]

Reverend! 🍄🌲🌲🍄💥✨🌈

[@loisr3970]

I remember something about a Leslie speaker Ozzy used to get the effects. Can remember that not what I did yesterday😂 Rocker chick Brain! Ok guys Christmas is comin, time for Trams Sibierian Orchestra.... The lost Christmas eve. God you guys the gentleman comes out tells part of story a cut starts.... might as well start at beginnin.... Faith Noel.... 8 yrs our Christmas concert ritual. Very few live video avail. Thou wait till you see the cover...omg Christmas Jam, Christmas night in blue, Christmas Jazz..... cheers

[@NewOldVideos-d5o]

It's probably my favorite Sabbath song. The only problem was, back in the day, you couldn't sing along because you couldn't understand what he was singing...

[@kennycamaro2361]

Go Laa, Go Chee!

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Websters Dictionary Vibe (V "i" be) = Planet Caravan

[@realbser1956]

That was unexpected. Loved that song by Sabbath. The jazz in this song was a thing of beauty.