Black Sabbath - The Thrill Of It All (REACTION)

[@8stubaby]

"Won't you help me Mr. Jesus, won't you tell me if you can? When you see this world we live in, do you still believe in man? If my songs become my freedom, and my freedom turns to gold Then I'll ask the final question, if the answer could be sold" One of my favorite phrases by Sabbath...

[@jameshunter7303]

Clearly one of their most underrated songs. Someone already mentioned in comments that no one ever talks about this one, which just goes to show really the depth of the Sab catalogue

[@josephgiordano5149]

Yes a great song

[@RM-ks8pp]

Many people only know songs they hear on the radio which are not always the best ones off an album in my opinion..

[@vicprovost2561]

A deep cut that always surprises when you hear it again, the enormity of Black Sabbath's catalog hits home with tracks like this. They leave such a mass of great music to revisit often, and for others to discover, for years to come. Enjoy! 🔥🎵🎸🎤🎶🔥

[@pookiemartinez1745]

Bill Ward bringing the swing. The Funk in metal

[@AngelofSunday]

Thank you for reminding me how much of a great song this is. I love this album and forget about this particular track. Only so many hours in a day. 🤘

[@33ordie]

This is one of those lesser heard Sabbath songs that leaves a pleasant mark on one's soul. A message of freedom and free will. "don't you think I don't know my own mind"

[@rickferguson2004]

My favorite song from this album

[@andyj639]

This is one of their best. Absolutely stunning guitar riff backed by superb bass and percurssion. Great changes of style within the song aswell. Sabotage and Sabbath Bloody Sabbath albums were them at their peak....

[@22brew80]

Look at you two…pulling out the deep tracks! Vintage 1975…that’s why I subscribe

[@williamreiser3118]

Was 13 when this album came out favorite one by them with Ozzy yes in to them since 1970 debut album when 8 they saved me from being a whimp before then only Elvis the Beatles or the rolling Stones is all I heard I did like The Who for early 1960's British invasion groups also flower power hippie music my sister's liked so when I heard Black Sabbath it helped my balls drop and turned me into a real man not wussy

[@beaufreeman700]

Sabotage is underrated and almost never talked about or mentioned, criminally underappreciated..in my opinion

[@ZalMoxis]

it's because it's their most prog album and most dipshits don't like using that word because they're programmed to rubbish prog rock....

[@williamreiser3118]

I felt by far best Ozzy era album

[@michaelkeudel8770]

This whole album rocks.

[@Wither81]

Glad you liked this one. This is a track no one mostly ever talks about.

[@stepitupandgo67]

it's the sabs...gods among us!!

[@greghansell5115]

One of their best prog rock songs IMO.

[@brandonboucher7090]

imagine making music that sounds so free in this decade

[@ZalMoxis]

Great track.... their all time best album IMO.....

[@MrDirty-if7gc]

I love this song, Ozzy really cuts loose and runs with it.

[@josephgiordano5149]

Bad ass

[@fabiolignelli7372]

Great reaction! Black Sabbath: 8 sacred albums released in the 70s: the biggest band in the history of Heavy Metal...After this, Ozzy Osbourne began his successful solo career in the early 80s with two masterful albums: Blizzard of Ozz (1980) and Diary of a Madman (1981), both with the phenomenal guitarist, the genius Randy Rhoads. Ozzy's voice: unique, impressive timbre, a living legend...Immortal...And, after Ozzy left the band, Black Sabbath continued to release excellent albums with the following exceptional vocalists: Ronnie James Dio, Ian Gillan, Glenn Hughes, Tony Martin...And, for me, the Grand Master, when talking about the greatest band in the history of Heavy Metal, a band that even created Metal: Tony Iommi. This is an alien that is a million light years away in every way. Many people say that he is the greatest in terms of guitar riffs, but, in reality, Tony Iommi is the greatest in terms of everything: riffs, composition, arrangements, creativity, musical boldness, avant-garde, musical grandeur, timbres, effects, etc, etc, etc...I made a special highlight for Ozzy Osbourne and the Grand Master, Tony Iommi. But I can't forget to mention the other 2 geniuses who were part of the masterful and unforgettable Sabbath of the 70s: bassist Geezer Butler and drummer Bill Ward...

[@nuts45150]

MY FAVORITE SABBATH ALBUM OVER THER YEARS THE LYRICS IF YOU NEED IT Inclination of direction, walk the turned and twisted rift With the children of creation futuristic dreams we sift Clutching violently we whisper with a liquefying cry Any deadly final answers that are surely doomed to die Won't you help me Mr. Jesus, won't you tell me if you can? When you see this world we live in, do you still believe in Man? If my songs become my freedom, and my freedom turns to gold Then I'll ask the final question, if the answer could be sold Well, that's my story and I'm sticking to it 'Cause I've got no reason to lie, yeah Forget your problems that don't even exist And I'll show you a way to get high, oh yeah Oh yeah! So come along, you know you matter to me Remember freedom is not hard to find, yeah Time to stop all your messing around Don't you think that I know my own mind, oh yeah Oh yeah! Why can't you believe, it's not here to perceive Do you always have to be told, yeah For you have been taught that if your mind has been bought Life's entire answer was sold, oh yeah

[@GuyWalters-j4w]

Again, this entire album is a masterpiece

[@RawleighLeeRoth]

It’s honestly my fave of Ozzy era

[@PeterMcCracken-n3g]

Thankyou. You guys have always had good taste. Cheers.

[@KennyCamaro2364]

Laa and Chee are Thrilling us All with Black Sabbath. Run it gentlemen!!

[@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath]

“That’s the BPM we love to hear them at.” Presses play, BPM immediately changes. lmao!

[@KennyCamaro2364]

Bill is always killing it and making it more interesting!

[@badbruise]

Their songs are always like 3 songs in one.

[@josephgiordano5149]

Such a Great song!!!!!!

[@NoContextJoeyDiaz-420]

You won’t change me- fav underrated sabbath song

[@scottamacker4481]

Both that song and Junior's Eyes for me.

[@eternaltol]

I love this f*ing song!!

[@frankpentangeli7945]

My favourite song on this album. That last section is pure joy to me.

[@STAMPER-DESIGN]

Deep cuts from Sabbath and Wings, thanks for making my Friday gentlemen!

[@vicprovost2561]

Spot on with those two artists, part of the soundtrack on my life!

[@daveh9335]

Top underrated Sabbath song IMO

[@mojobag01]

A concerto in six minutes. Geniuses.

[@glennkirchens7970]

Upcoming is Supertzar. Its an instrumental but must not be missed, it us the creation of Symphonic Metal.

[@ziggy107]

masterful production from Tony

[@alexandergustafsson4245]

haven't come to the best songs yet. =) Love your reaction, especially Black Sabbath, since it a childhood band for me. Brings me back you know...

[@amarjitsinghdulay1890]

Ditto, mate they have been the blueprint of my mid teens to early adulthood and beyond and still going strong and I'm turning 62 in October

[@tonytony5380]

One of my favorite tracks Under appreciated

[@robertmaldonado8729]

Sabbath's best album,Ozzy kills on this track

[@grandwazoodebris1015]

Classic Sabbath tune, don't know why it doesn't get more love. Bill and Ozzy are wailing. More superhard Geezer lyrics "Won't you tell me Mr. Jesus, tell me if you can? When you see this world we live in, do you still believe in Man?" Sheesh. And classic Tony riffs too. What's not to love?

[@amarjitsinghdulay1890]

👍

[@jasonrichardson1208]

This song is one of my absolute favorites!! The guitar riff is badass .

[@inmyhouse11]

Killer song

[@chungin955]

this and the writ are probably my two favorite sabbath songs ever

[@amarjitsinghdulay1890]

Had to explain to those that weren't brought up listening to these slabs of immortal rock passages. It's a part of our DNA.

[@chungin955]

@@amarjitsinghdulay1890 tbh i did not hear of sabbath untill i was way in to my teen years. was raised in a (VERY ) religious home so no music other than gospel and what was in church

[@darkstardan3309]

Nice!

[@brandonjones1349]

Another nailer AP!!! 💥💥💥☘️🇺🇲

[@salvocali4040]

Uno dei miei primi ascolti hard rock Album sottovalutato

[@tjmasson1013]

I repeat. THE Riff kings …..tx fellas

[@johndrx165]

That second verse is one of my all-time favorites by them.

[@bugvswindshield]

such a wonderful album.

[@brandonboucher7090]

i love how the album cover is seeing double

[@mrnobody9104]

so awesome you guys are hitting this never heard anyone do it yet! Cheers and great pick. Sitting here melting in my chair listening to this one 8 ).

[@nikosalmpanis-ty3jt]

Black Sabbath 1968-eternity🤘

[@fenderchamp8241]

One of their best tunes. ie heaviest

[@heltonfalusi9201]

You guys are the coolest reactors on youtube...deserve all the views

[@zacharygentle6548]

So glad I didn't go all in with sabbath as a kid because I wouldn't get to discover all these hidden gems later on in life

[@clasmaster1471]

Taking me back to the roots! Truly iconic band!

[@BigC.]

Thanks!

[@Brent-ox8lk]

When Ozzie comes in and the deep groove starts...👍 Really hard to pick a fav off this album, but maybe this one.

[@cogline]

One of my favs. Wait until you hear the rest of this album. I bet you give it 5/5

[@Michael-Philip]

My soul has a dark spot for Sabbath

[@josephgiordano5149]

Ozzy finest Hour

[@robertlavorna2968]

HAVENT HEARD THIS IN A I0NG TIME, SIMPIY IT JUST BRINGS BACK THE GREATNESS, THE DIVERSITY AND INN0VATIVE TAIENT 0F THE 60s and 70s, PARTICUIARIY WITH BIACK SABBATH!!

[@robertrowlandmusic]

Thanks for wearing that Tampa Bay Rays hat, we need some luck this year!

[@klasseact6663]

Bill Ward in THA house❗️

[@AirplayBeats]

He sure is in the house!!! He killed that one!!

[@KennyCamaro2364]

@@AirplayBeats Bill is always killing it and making the music more interesting!

[@metaphoria3]

Very KISS like

[@ahuramazda323]

Anyone ever wonder how early Sabbath sounds like hip hop.

[@metaphoria3]

The beginning half sounds like Strange Ways or Watching you

[@josephgiordano5149]

Fn awesome song so underrated

[@KennyCamaro2364]

Chee always puts the extra bake on for Sabbath! Burn it up Chee!

[@McQ109]

Keep them coming guys great content GD, ABB and The Dan. Jam bands 50 years ago when I first heard these tunes I knew I liked them but didn't have the musical IQ you guys do. Have a safe weekend. all. ☘️

[@dhaines9793]

Really good once it got going.

[@richardrobinson-wy9zb]

I played the hell out of this 8-track in my ‘70 340 Duster

[@mikeg.4211]

All great. And Tony iommi all day long.

[@BlackRoseImmortal]

Sabotage to me, is Black Sabbath at their peak with Ozzy. Do yourselves a favor and listen to the whole album, it is a masterpiece. Would love to see you guys react to "Megalomania" from this album.

[@blackwolf6082]

Daddy shouldn't have raised me on Black Sabbath

[@brianvernon249]

This is their last epic album. My late wife and I would walk back from the bars and blast Symptom of the Universe very loud at 2:20AM we did this sporadically between 2009-2015. The CD case of Sabotage was used for things other than music Jan-June 2000. Same with Farewell to Kings by Rush.

[@amarjitsinghdulay1890]

I do it (cranking out the speakers with a choice of metal mayhem from my youth) whenever I'm given the chance, my friend and you've mentioned another of my mainstays, the Canadian threesome. Fab.

[@jigglypuff2287]

Fun Fact: Geezer, Sabbath's drummer wrote a majority of black sabbaths lyrics

[@jigglypuff2287]

bassist*

[@damonhines8187]

Not as explosive as some earlier stuff, but a fine transition to the middle period. ✊🏼💀🎶❤️✨️🕊

[@cbf63]

Tony Iommi....the tone master! 🎸

[@metaphoria3]

You see this world we live in? Do you still believe in man? 🌎

[@spursgog835]

🤘🇬🇧

[@regiment6541]

Ozzy rapping 🌝

[@pookiemartinez1745]

The Writ is Ozzy's banger! Management ripping these blokes off through the backdoor.

[@stefanosbowers]

Think the lads will rave over this one...a classic

[@JerseyBA62]

great song....cant wait for technical ecstasy.bill ward on vocals on its alright

[@riffmondo9733]

Ozzy is on it on this track

[@MichaelBrown-x1q]

Listen to the way Ozzy makes this song incredible from just the basic awesome riff and beat!!!! If he wasn't the singer. These songs would not shine they way they do on every album!!!!

[@judithclinton7730]

You need to checkout skillet unpopular

[@derekguagliano5572]

I think you missed the best song on the album Symptom of the Universe.

[@bleubaker]

Colter Wall The Devil wears a suit and tie

[@metaphoria3]

4:00 The Who? ha

[@cbf63]

Another of BS songs just gushing with their heart and soul with interesting changes around every corner!