Black Sabbath - Symptom Of The Universe *REACTION!!*

[@VinnyMickeyRickeyDickeyEddy]

If a riff does not rip off Tony Iommi, then it’s probably not a good riff.

[@iommiozzy5745]

Black Sabbath is the best band ever

[@CALLAHAN19]

Damn straight without a doubt man.. Been saying that since my teens in 80s..

[@SeanCurran215]

This is the second time you've uploaded this lol

[@shawnmblack]

It's worthy!

[@SeanCurran215]

@@shawnmblack true lol

[@markyates1116]

Yep, seeing that with other channels as well.

[@peterm282]

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[@rene31gade]

Sepultura does a good cover

[@kapohimura8721]

A man of culture I see

[@albertjohnston9374]

Sabotage may be my favorite Sabbath album. Check out Megalomania next from the same album. Freakin masterpiece!

[@HammeredReactions]

This would be the very first thrash metal song! 🤘🏼😝🤘🏼

[@dominicdimas9188]

Definitely ground zero for thrash

[@Schumacher190]

I know you guys are into the religious aspect of things. Please consider reviewing "Spiral Architect" by Black Sabbath. To me, it's a really interesting perspective.

[@mojobag01]

It'd go well with A National Acrobat - they seem to be Geezer thinking about his new child.

[@uMe_underground]

The drummer in incredible to.

[@IvanRandomDude]

Am I trippin' or this is 3rd time they upload this song?

[@ZombifiedPreacher1]

Wait is this a re-upload?....must be a glitch in the matrix.....AGENTS!

[@versetripn6631]

1) You two are STILL Billboard's of Contrast. 2) Nothing...not ONE SINGLE THING about 'Minecraft' is "Cool". If you two are still on that Righteous side of the religious spectrum, you should/would understand this and lean AWAY from the verbal ads for a mind-numbingly OBVIOUS assault of our subconscious, such as 'Yada-CRAFT'. "Either they don't know... Don't show... Or just don't CARE about what's goin' on in the 'Hood." -Doughboy

[@gfigueroa26]

When are you going to react to Liliac???

[@mafmaf6417]

Definitely my favorite Sabbath album. I remember first hearing this in the late 70's and it blew me away. It was so different than what any other band was putting out, heavy and angery, definitely the birth of thrash.

[@diegocozzolino4295]

Black Sabbath already did it before anyone just only dream about

[@mikephillips8810]

You are right, way ahead of its time. Thanks for another great song + reaction

[@kozlovracing2772]

This is the first thrash metal song.

[@Userius1]

Proto-thrash. Still too slow and groovy to actually be thrash. The overall style is more aligned with NWOBHM too.

[@mikolajpaluch4927]

This Probably Inspired Megadeth

[@sdjmacdiaz]

You guys are freaking adorable rocking out together

[@eduardoszell]

Heavy metal creators

[@akaboo69]

It deserves a 100

[@ajstlucie6423]

OMEGA IS FITTING!

[@BlackieNuff]

Vin is not wrong, drawing a parallel between (or equating) Iommi with the inventor of basketball - any rock or metal band/artist you talk to, a vast majority will cite Black Sabbath (along with Led Zeppelin and The Beatles, but Sabbath is a YUGE one) as their inspiration.

[@leelockwood7932]

MUSE

[@Edgessner]

No it came out in 1973

[@21Piloteer]

Sabotage was released in 1975

[@CALLAHAN19]

It still blows my mind to see people listen to Black sabbath an never heard curtain songs for sure.. I guess because the way I see it, it's the fact that people have no idea what they missing

[@BlackieNuff]

This is my favorite Sabbath song, however, I'm not a fan of the second half when it goes all folksey/bluesey, lol. Perhaps if they returned to the original riff, I could have gotten used to it, but as it stands, I usually fade it out as it commences and call that edit a "Part 1", lol. I'm sure no one agrees with me and thinks I'm crazy for not caring much for the second half. On the plus side, it's not very long, perhaps I could eventually warm up to it.

[@yang-it-yin7002]

One of my favorite Black Sabbath songs, that's for sure! I do believe there is a distinct line that can be drawn from Black Sabbath to Metal and all of its sub-genres then any other band. Many have mentioned Helter Skelter which is a real stretch. You can make a better case for The Kinks "You Really Got Me" (released in 1964) due to it being the first real chart topping song that featured a distorted guitar. It also could be said if not for Dave Davies frustration with his guitar tone which led him to taking a razor blade to his speaker cone then we may never have had the trigger that would spawn Hard Rock/Metal. Distorted guitar is the backbone of Metal, so who knows if not for that event how the music world would have evolved. Needless to say how important of a discovery that would become to the world of music, specifically to Hard Rock/Metal and Punk. Many legendary artist point to that track as being the toughest thing they ever heard at the time. One must remember it was 1964 the Beatles were still playing Bubblegum pop music, this was well before Jimi Hendrix and The Who was just getting started. In fact that track was the track that inspired many musicians to want to learn and play guitar such as the Van Halen brothers and members of Black Sabbath. Ozzy has stated that it was the Beatles that inspired him by pointing him in the direction of being in a band but it was The Kinks that pushed him to action. Both Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler also have stated that they never knew it was possible to produce such a powerful and tough sound until they heard that track. So I think if Black Sabbath was the forefathers of Metal then The Kinks were their fathers seed. As much as I love Tony Iommi and his ground breaking riffs and power chords we must not forget alot of the Heavy Sound that Black Sabbath produced is Geezer Butlers Baselines and Bill Wards drumming. And Geezer wrote most of the lyrics and a lot of the music. I would say it was a collective effort by all the members that should be credited.

[@ejohnson3837]

Sabotage is the M.J. of ROCK. Lebron could of never played in the M.J. era. Rules are too lax today. When Mike played you could not hand check, today basketball is like football. This album was a big fuck you to the Black Sabbath manager that robed them the first 5 years.

[@BlackieNuff]

"Black Sah'BAHTH" LOL, I'm gonna say it like that now.

[@VictorHernandez-dd5ls]

Hey yall , Wow I was thinking about this a while back in my mind! Because this just seems like is what exactly happened! I am 50 years old! I am a drummer but in Jr and Senior school I was in ba band meaning I was considered a percussionist.. I was on the snare drumline. I feel like I was born at a almost perfect time for these absolute great era in music and especially metal !!. Think about this yall! Nobody will ever witness t this ever again.

[@ajstlucie6423]

Black Sabbath is the Apex Progenitor of everything remotely heavy that came after them.

[@AngelofSunday]

Maybe my favorite Sabbath album. Until I hear another one. But definitely top 3 every time

[@omarlopez-ortega]

As much as I'd like to agree with Vin"s opinion 'bout Tony, I think the Scorpions' lonesome crow is the cornerstone of innovative metal. However, Tony Iomi is indeed the creator of the genre. Cheers.

[@mojobag01]

*Tony

[@Luap6685]

Ozzy does this live later on his career, on the Speak of the Devil album

[@amilgagulaindonesiabosnia4671]

Yea Black Sabbath godfathers of Heavy Metal

[@spencermomin9969]

Ahh I don’t think beatles are overrated though

[@markyates1116]

Awesome, have y'all done changes??

[@supasoulproductions]

Someone needs to use Seventh Advent Unicorn as a band name.

[@Darklord345646]

AHHHHH, A CLASSIC AND WITH OZZY!!!! YEEEAHHHHHH. 😝

[@eduardoszell]

Tony iommi is a guitar beast!!!

[@mikeaube8172]

Sori's very pretty 😍

[@joshuacenteno9348]

Finallyyyyyy❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥

[@bc2752]

Dj sori night!

[@leonardovizinhani219]

Love sabbath

[@madmkt]

1971 actually

[@TheUpperbutt]

That riff....