BLACK SABBATH REACTION | TIME MACHINE REACTION | TONY MARTIN | NEPALI GIRLS REACT

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[@aaronmcmahon7462]

This was the Hammersmith show, April 13, 1994. The original studio version of Time Machine was on the 1992 album Dehumanizer which featured Ronnie James Dio on vocals. Another version with different lyrics and a different mix was featured on the soundtrack to Wayne's World. Tony Martin was sick throughout the tour, but still gave his best every night.

[@nanns77]

Tony is great too. Black Sabbath forever. Nice choice and react, girls.

[@mrgold714]

🥰🤘 Geezer was feeling it

[@mostlykeith]

Not bad at all....

[@РОССИЯПОЗОРРОССИЯПОЗОР]

The best Black Sabbath era with Tony Martin 👍

[@mikeg.4211]

A great reaction! I loved it! So glad you enjoyed it! Great performance and songwriting by Toni Iommi, great bass by Geezer Butler, great vocals by the very underrated Tony Martin, and outstanding drumming.

[@14skp]

I see you mostly doing HARD Rock songs which are in my opinion harsh and rough. I think you would enjoy some softer rock songs from the 70's and I have some ideas for you!! On this list, look for each artist or group's greatest hits and try some of their songs. A few songs I put in "parentheses" as it was a big radio hit. Here's the list and hope you enjoy some good music! Ambrosia America Bread Jackson Browne Eric Carmen Chicago Crosby, Stills, Nash Christopher Cross John Denver The Doobie Brothers England Dan & John Ford Coley Firefall Fleetwood Mac Dan Fogelberg Carole King Little River Band (Australia) Kenny Loggins Orleans - "Dance With Me", "Still the One" Pablo Cruise Gerry Rafferty Linda Rondstadt Todd Rundgren Seals and Crofts James Taylor Three Dog Night Toto Bob Welch - "Sentimental Lady", "Ebony Eyes", "Precious Love" Steve Winwood Gary Wright

[@ReactionRetreat]

We mostly like heavy metal...thank you for the list though

[@paulkruger491]

The worst Sabbath Era.

[@mikeg.4211]

No.