Black Sabbath- War Pigs (REACTION) First Listen

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[@TheBlackQueen]

Here's the story; In the late 60's Psychedelic Rock was the dominant genre of music. It was here where everything sprouted out into many other genres like Progressive Rock, Symphonic Rock and Heavy Metal. Early songs like The Beatles' Helter Skelter, Iron Butterfly's In A Gadda Da Vida, and Led Zeppelin's Dazed And Confused helped give the idea of a harder and heavier sound. It wasn't until a 1965 accident involving Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi where he lost the tips of some of his fingers in a metal sheet chopper. This accident made him wear melted ends and leather on his finger tips to play guitar. He didn't like the sound so he detuned his guitar and the sound became thicker and heavier. With Black Sabbath, he experimented with this new sound which was the key start of Heavy Metal. A few years later, bassist Geezer Butler had gotten into some influences of acultism. He awoke from a nightmare and saw a black figure at the end of his bed, staring at him. The next morning, he told lead vocalist Ozzy Osbourne about it. Ozzy was then inspired to write a song about it. That song was called Black Sabbath. Upon playing the song live after their usual Blues and Jazz music, they horrified their audiences. They heard as if it were real devil music. This gave the band the idea to combine horror themes with hard core heavy rock, and Heavy Metal was born. After releasing their self titled debut, critics panned the album as 'Not even music'. But that didn't stop rebellious teens fron finding them. Black Sabbath ultimately won over the underground scene and broke it through the limelight, and the rest is history.

[@GaminginBlackandWhite]

The Black Queen Thank you for your insight as usual my BROTHER haha!

[@ididthisonpulpous6526]

Sabbath came from blues, not necessarily psychdelia which was a more free form type of music. Blues was the biggest influence on Sabbath, they were originally called Earth...

[@1969bass]

Much of the world was peace and love but sabbath made music reflective of Birmingham England, an industrial city destroyed by Word War 2. Thus is the sounds of furnaces, rubble and a struggling working class. Take that Hippies lol

[@diptyajitbanerjee4935]

Heavy metal music was literally created from heavy metal machine

[@vincenzogael5483]

pro tip : you can watch series on flixzone. I've been using them for watching lots of of movies lately.

[@Kodanikage]

This is metal, Black Sabbath is the true OG of this genre

[@tuffenuff6275]

This is like experiencing the first time agaiin....50 yrs old and I still feel every note!

[@mtsimpl]

This song was released in 1970, almost 50 years ago....and so many heavy songs were created from this band when everyone was listening to other kinds of music...so ahead of their time. The 5-6 first albums in the era 1970-1975 are just epic

[@marsupi4l]

The guitarist for Sabbath, Tony Iommi, lost the tips of his two fingers in an industrial accident. He crafted artificial finger tips and used them playing. He is an example that no one should ever give up on their dreams.

[@drock55551]

iJax Idk if it's true but I've heard his rubber finger tips are a pretty recent thing, starting in the 1980s or so. He use to down tune his guitar for live shows to reduce the tension in the strings. I also heard before Tony got his tips he would use banjo strings cuz they have less tension than guitar strings. Either way he's still an incredible guitar player.

[@caladbolg777]

That’s pretty awesome. Check out Django Reinhardt. He was in a Gypsy Jazz band with a legendary violinist named Stephane Grappeli. Django was injured in a fire and so his ring and pinkie fingers kinda fused together. So he played with his index and middle fingers and the dude straight TORE it up in jazz. Specifically check out J’attendrai. There’s a video of them with a little intro to each of the bandmates. Good stuff. For some fuckin FIRE Gypsy Jazz watch Tchavolo Swing (from the movie Latcho Drom).

[@stephenrichards42]

This is pretty much true. He used to work in a factory, and his job was to press / mould certain metal parts. His 3 prominent finger tips were caught in a press and as a result were removed. According to iommi himself this occurred the day before he was due to sign for a label! A work colleague trying to break his despair played and showed him Django Reinhardt who fretted his guitar with 2 fingers as that is all the fingers he had. According to Tony himself he then melted plastic washing up fluid bottles to fit onto the stumps of his fingers and applied strips of leather for grip. As he played he realised he needed thicker strings x6 in order to play effectively, and to cope with the heavy strings on each peg, he had to tune down (a lot of Sabbath songs are down tuned to C #), hence creating somewhat accidentally, the greatest metal sound of all time. This accident, as well as his innate abilities, has made him become the Godfather of metal.

[@pianojonathan]

Justin Giovanniello word on Django! Good on you for keeping his name relevant :) our time's django might be said to be the fantastic Jimmy Rosenberg. Check him out too guys, for epic guitar skills

[@jim62000]

Love this song! The absolute madman Bill Ward on the drums, you should see the live version of this in Paris in 1970, he beats the shit outta the drums. I heard that people automatically labeled this song as satanic when it came out because they didn't want to accept the true message. Also, you paused right when I was about to air-drum at 3:47, haha :) great reaction and analysis as always

[@GoldTop57]

Yes they are The Godfathers of Metal. Led Zeppelin also had some darkness to their music at times and came close to that heaviness. But it was Sabbath that spawned the genre.

[@dan.j.boydzkreationz]

... and steppen wolf coined the phrase "heavy metal thunder" in reference to the sound of a Harley motorbike.

[@GoldTop57]

Dan J. Boyd Very good point

[@johndeeregreen4592]

The album this is on debuted the day Jimi Hendrix died -- Sep 18, 1970

[@dan.j.boydzkreationz]

It's an air-raid warning siren from world war 2 The song came out in the early 70s A lot of metal is in protest at hypocrisy and injustice

[@dissident1337]

They played this song in front of Vietnam war veterans from the US and it resonated with them stronger than it did even some of their fans in the UK. It made them a very easy sell in the US.

[@divineapexproductions2790]

The term "HEAVY METAL" was first used to describe the music of JIMI HENDRIX so Jimi is the true godfather of metal music. FACTS !

[@trewan1519]

The Wizard by this band is a great song also

[@megamaniac7402]

1970, Dude!!! Before Sabbath the hippie songs from the late 60s was about love and flowers and whatnot. Sabbath did songs that the youth actually could RELATE too. Everybody knew that the vietnam war was going on and Sabbath only stated the fact. Their music and lyrics were dark and frightening and captured reality. Music snobs and reviewers couldn't grasp them. And parents at the time were terrified. They were excellent musicians too. And they didn't gain proper recognition for that until latter days. Drummer Bill Ward has "swing" and an almost jazzy kind of approach. Every drum fill differ from the previous one.Please do more Sabbath. A proposition from me would be "Into the Void". But anything from their first 5-6 album is up for the game. Never had a band done so many flawless albums in a row like the sabs.

[@jbird3223]

Nothing like Black Sabbath. Pioneer's. Metal always speaks the truth. Most rock is about life and things that are happening in society or politics. You know things that really matter in life. Machine Head_Davidian.

[@shspurs1342]

War pigs is from 1970.

[@ianhannah111]

Black Sabbath started in Birmingham UK the birthplace of Ozzy Osbourne. Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple are also UK bands with their influence travelling over the pond. Some one mentioned NWOBHM in an earlier comment. This stands for "New Wave of British Heavy Metal" and includes bands such as Iron Maiden, Saxon, Judas Priest, Motorhead and Diamondhead. These bands are all worth a listen especially Iron Maiden.

[@derbyphoter]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Sabbath

[@steventopey6086]

War Pigs was published on Sept 18,1970 the exact day that Jimi Hendrix died 50 years ago now. It was also my 10th birthday I just turned 60 and still can't get enough of this metal rootzs. No one had anything close to this other than Hendrix but as I said he was gone on that day O,zy Osbourne is the lead singer for Black Sabbath until he went solo in the early 80s. Most people know him from his reality show The Osborne's. Iron Man is a Black Sabbath song with Ozzy on lead vocals. His solo career had great hits like Suicide Solution and /Crazy Train

[@schelin1447]

This was released in 1970 and still relevant!!!

[@Blizzard0fHope]

straight from the earliest days of metal. . . still holds up

[@tim1993-r1h]

Metal has meaning that's why I love it.

[@mikeydep89]

Black Sabbath is The birth of Metal

[@thecooka69]

Sabbath is definitely timeless. It’ll still be fresh in 30 years and smoke anything new 🤘🏻

[@philipkenakin7804]

There'll definitely new things to smoke by then lol

[@marianabahm]

Not only is iron man the same band but it’s the same album

[@terrycairl5479]

Black Sabbath formed the year I was born. Great song-I hit like before I watched the vid. It’s an anti Vietnam war song although it could also apply to any war we don’t have any business in.

[@crazexskater]

Sabbath is the grand-daddy of all metal. Ozzy said he wanted to write music that was like a horror movie. Subscribed🤘

[@galvawave8403]

Yeah Black Sabbath did Iron Man as well, Ozzy Osbourne was the original lead singer of Black Sabbath. If you do more Black Sabbath, I would recommend trying "Heaven and Hell" which was with their second lead singer and legend Ronnie James Dio.

[@alexmackzie]

one of my favourite songs of all time, everyone doing their own thing, but its fitting so well together. Yes - roundabout, Leprous -Rewind. The sirens are bombing incoming sirens from WW2 I think. Sabbath - Paranoia is also great.

[@kriticalhit5000]

Those sirens - air raid sirens. Signaled that bombers were coming and people should take cover. In the age of nuclear weapons, this took on an even more apocalyptic tone. Iron Man is later on this album.

[@davidmeir9348]

Here's a list of songs before Black Sabbath first album, that helped shape and influenced the birth of Heavy Metal Kick out the jams (1969) by MC5 Summertime Blues the Blue Cheer version on their 1968 debut album but already written in 1967. some say this is where heavy metal truly took shape and seeing the insane drumming (you can see their live version here on youtube), it'd be hard to argue. You can say that the drummer invented headbanging. Helter Skelter (1968) by the Beatles IN-A-GADDA-DA-VIDA (1968) by Iron Butterfly Dazed and Confused and Communication breakdown form their 1969 debut album (though they already performed dazed and confused live during 1968) Old man going (1968) by The pretty things, originally written in 1967. Jimi Hendrix (God bless his memory), Either the Live rendition of the song Wild Things in 1967, The Star Spangled Banner live rendition at woodstock in 1969 or from his 1968 double album (Electric Ladyland), the song Voodoo Child (slight return). What would be Heavy Metal without Jimi? You can also add Sunshine of your love by Cream (1967) Also the term Heavy Metal was first used in the 1968 song Born to be Wild by the band Steppenwolf.

[@GLiC]

YES - Black Sabbath are METAL they oooze Metal. they scared the shit out of my parents parents - they did it first and they are the best. absolute GIANTS.

[@TrojanRabbit521]

Sabbath comes out swinging without them & Led Zeppelin we wouldn't have every other rock/metal band! Sabbath has many great songs each one started a sub genre in metal. N.I.B, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Children of the Grave and so on. AC/DC and Rush are other great early bands!

[@dan.j.boydzkreationz]

Stow Ner Doooooooom

[@hismaster100]

yes , the fathers of metal were Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Uriah Heep, Queen ( in their early years ) Sweet ( in their later years ) and so many more English bands of the late 60's and early 70's

[@tim1993-r1h]

These are the metal gods. They are the founders of metal. Thanks you. What's up bro and congrats. How about a Mudvayne Mondays.

[@ArtexHardstyle02]

tim 1993 I approve this message.

[@NotANameist]

Yes, Sabbath were among the forefathers of metal. Just to clear up some confusion - the singer in this song is Ozzy Osbourne. (Ronnie James Dio also sang for Sabbath for awhile).

[@drock55551]

Some people say Led Zeppelin started Heavy Metal, others say it was Black Sabbath. I believe Sabbath started it. IMO Zeppelin is more of a Heavy Blues band than anything. Despite who actually started it they're both amazing bands!

[@maxwellstubbs2510]

Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, Bill Ward: Founding Fathers of Metal

[@shady0079]

Someone call the police that dude assaulted those drums. Damn!!

[@1971tallica]

Ozzy is the singer of Black Sabbath and yes they do Iron Man as well along with many other greats like Paranoid , the Wizard , N.I.B. , Black Sabbath , Sweet Leaf , and many more ...

[@asdfqwer1234zxcv]

Black Sabbath is seemingly credited as the sole pioneer of metal, but I was born in 1962 and I remember how it was back then. There were other bands including Deep Purple and Uriah Heep that more closely fit the 80's hair band style of metal, these 2 bands were formed in the late 60's

[@AKICITA]

GREAT REACTION to THE GodFathers of Metal!!! Everything they have done still stands up today! Timeless music! Do yourself a favor and listen to the very FIRST metal song by the very FIRST metal band, BLACK SABBATH, by Black Sabbath!!!!

[@NelsonMontana1234]

The first 3 notes of the first Black Sabbath Album, was the birth of metal.

[@keriford54]

Yep Sabbath are the fathers of metal as others pointed out this is 1970, this was something new. Iommi created great riffs and sequences and his guitar sounded great, Drumming was kind of jazzy and very cool, good bass and Ozzy had the voice. Thanks for doing this, it reminded me how good this was.

[@davidmeir9348]

About war pigs. It was supposed to be the name of the album as well and yes it was to denounce the Vietnam war even though the group members admitted they didn't know a lot about it. The record company thought it would be too controversial and they ended up naming the album after the second song (paranoid) instead. That is why the album cover (where you see a guy coming out with a sword) makes more sense if the album was named War Pigs. About heavy metal. Black Sabbath didn't exactely "create" Heavy Metal, but they are one of the main influence to it. Their first album realeased earlier the same year (Black Sabbath) is widely considered to be the first Heavy Metal album even though in my opinion it is more heavy blues and their second album (this one with war pigs in it), is much more the blueprint of modern heavy metal. Some say that Led Zeppelin created Heavy Metal but the group has always denied being heavy metal. It's true they were more of a heavy blues band the way black sabbath first album was. For zeppelin it was more their appearance and live shows who were an influence to heavy metal. Look at all the "hair metal" bands of the late 70's and of the 80's *like whitesnake, Guns and roses, etc...) and you can see in their music, clothes, hair style etc... the very obvious influence of Led Zeppelin. Another group that "fathered" modern heavy metal is Deep Purple. Deep Purple in Rock, released also in 1970, is the foundation of speed metal and orchestra metal (heavy metal mixed with classical or orchestral music). With songs like Speed King (from the in Rock album), Fireball from their 1971 fireball album or Highway Star (from their 1972 metal classic Machine Head), the influence of Deep Purple on fast and very loud metal subgenre cannot be overstated. Black Sabbath is the undisputed influence for the heavier and darker spectrum of heavy metal. Doom metal, groove metal satanic metal etc.... when you think of heavy metal with dark overtones, omnious lyrics and heavy riffs, there is no shadow of a doubt that it has in some shape or form been influenced by black sabbath. Their 3rd album (Master of Reality) has songs like Children of the grave, a song which leaves no illusion on the originators of doom metal. All in all it's very difficult to pinpoint an exact begining to Heavy Metal, though usually the date of Friday the 13th of February 1970 (the release date of Black Sabbath's first album) is given. Heavy meatal was a genre wich came out of the blues infused psychedelic era of the late 60's. Groups like Cream or The Jimy Hendrix Experience had trmendous effects that helped Heavy Metal to develop. It's usually accepted that Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple and Black Sabbath are the "unholy" trinity of Heavy Metal. Each one in their own style (which are widely different from each other), helped put a corner stone in the Heavy Metal pyramid. Little will argue that among the three, Black Sabbath is the most proeminent and the one that had the biggest influence on the genre.

[@mix6809]

there were other hard rock acts before, but black sabbath were the originators of the dark, riff driven music that we call heavy metal today...

[@MatiasPhotos]

love your reaction, you really get metal, there's so much diversity in metal, always got give some respect to the forefathers \m/

[@KarlMcMAn]

The drums and bass jam so hard on all black Sabbath songs

[@madcracker84]

Awesome song, respect the breaking down the lyrics. A song is not complete without meaning. This is one of my favorite songs lyrically.

[@raymcarthur3870]

Wow ! That is how you break a song down! You didn't miss anything ! This Band invented Metal!

[@Tattitude241]

Consider also that this was written during the Vietnam era when MANY, MANY people were vehemently against the "war" and there were protests in the streets and rebellion against government in general.

[@cookmoore3736]

I don't know if Grand Funk did their Paranoid song before this War Pigs, but in Funk's Paranoid, they start off using sirens as well. Grand Funk is a band that blend r&b soul, funk, and hard rock together :D Groovy dance music with power! -Sabbath's drummer told a story of playing this song one of the first times they played America. All the Veterans in wheel chairs (that were draped with the US flag) stood up and were held up by their buddies in salute to the message in this song and the beating power of the music. An Anthem! Metal has its roots in standing against authority and speaking the truth of what goes on. The game played out of Evil versus Nature (Good) is always the theme just about. And so the images of satan are more like a display to tell people of this evil and what destruction is does for our world. An old story.... It's good to beware that there is evil to spot it and call it for what it is and build your world in love, truth. War Pigs reminds me of CCR Fortunate Son and Bob Seger's 2+2 ---Great lyrics in those songs as well They reference Blue Cheer and psychedelia/garage music from the 60s as another influence on metal and some other heavy bands in the stoner, doom sound. But Sabbath was the one who created the model in the subject matter talked about on such a powerful level that reaches to people. A lot of The 60s of ! raw power blues ! was creative and primitive right to the core of the soul. The innovations and improvisations were allowed, jam into something beautiful and human. Great reaction, man ;)

[@bigstevebeer]

Masterpiece !!

[@jonpearson1664]

See, now this is how you are supposed to react to a song. Good shit, I subbed. You're right tho when you said what you said about the lyrics, especially this song. I'm gonna look back and see what you've done and then I'll suggest some songs ✌

[@charliecochran3035]

This one always gets a great reaction, but I'd say yours is about the best I've seen yet. Thanks and great job. Hitting the sub button...

[@jamesdumas7391]

Best Black Sabbath song 🤘🤘!!!

[@markkappe1995]

Yes, Sabbath recorded "Iron Man" (and "Paranoid"), they're all on the same album. FYI, Ozzy was Black Sabbath's lead singer for 4 albums, then got kicked out for excessive drug abuse. He started his solo career which was equally successful (listen to Crazy Train, Bark at the Moon, etc.)

[@shspurs1342]

Mark Kappe sorry to say but Ozzy was lead singer on sabbath’s First 8 albums not 4. Plus Is there on there newest album called 13.

[@craigratajczak6721]

time to check out Rush YYZ live in Rio and see 100,000 thoroughly entertained fans dancing together and singing to an instrumental. Totally amazing.

[@mix6809]

loved the passionate reaction to a classic song, and that ur taking the time to understand the lyrics, kudos...

[@matthew83walker]

Oh yeah by the way ... I enjoy singing to the lyrics as your listening to it for the first time ... all these songs I've hear 100 times, and they never get old hahaha :D

[@Annonymous0283745]

Now you understand why metal is so good. This is a hard act to follow.

[@fiatvoluntastua9183]

WTF....No shout out? I was one of the suggesters for this Gem. Keep rockin on, regardless.

[@hayleyprice5118]

The story I heard is while flower power and the hippy movement was happening in the UK. Black Sabbath who were a group of boys from Birmingham Uk found it hard to relate the that movement as they were from an industrial city. They came up with this music as a representation of where they were from and so Heavy Metal Músic was born 😁

[@nelsonoberg9747]

This was 3 songs before Iron Man on the Paranoid album. So yes Black Sabbath did Iron Man.

[@morninggloryvine9280]

Ohhh! MR. Crowley! BLACK Sabbath! If you enjoyed this you will enjoy that. If you enjoyed talking shit about politicians and war... System of a Down- BYOB have a beautiful day Brother Bear!

[@allisonb6921]

Iced Earth - anything from Alive in Athens, really anything with Barlow on vocals Static X - Push it Blind Guardian - Valhalla Nightwish- Ghost Love Score Iron Maiden - pretty much anything from them Part of me wants to see your reaction to Gwar, but I don't think you're ready for them hahaha

[@TheSnakeIsSolid1]

Allison B Yes!! Static X

[@ArtexHardstyle02]

Hell yea to Static X.

[@ertlk24]

Kennutz, This was written at the height of the Vietnam War: hence War Pigs. That is the substance of what they write about

[@jamieperdue8663]

Iron man is on this album. Black Sabbath had several singers throughout their history including Ian Ghillahn of deep purple and the late great Ronnie James Dio witch is my favorite stuff from them.

[@GLiC]

"swicthing it up" = Progression

[@mindfuct8862]

KENNUTZ always so poSitivE

[@jeromebychowski122]

Here is another song about war. It was about the Scotish defending themselves against the British. - In 1998, Iron Maiden produced the somg, The Clansman. - The vocals, guitar work, and drum work by Iron Maiden, were more developed than those by Black Sabbath.

[@timkaufhold6163]

Sometimes if you shut up for a second or two your questions will be answered.

[@hismaster100]

if you listen to ' Kashmir ' by Led Zeppelin I bet you'll fall onto your knees and cry out "take me I'm not worthy"

[@josefsieffen18]

You might want to try Godsmack soon. Some good metal right there without being too alienating to you. Rocked the 90s.

[@uoabigaillevey]

No Black Sabbath = no Metal as we know it. They have been called 'Doom Metal' as fa as genre goes.. also 'Groove Metal'.. but back in the day, it was 'Rock' or 'Metal' depending on whom you spoke to. Either way, I am grateful for what they have contributed to music, as I enjoy both their music and the music of many bands that followed in their footsteps. Peace

[@asdfqwer1234zxcv]

My favorite Black Sabbath song is "Children of the Grave", I thought the lyrics exactly fit the situation in Iran during their attempted and failed "Arab Spring" revolution. The lyrics fit their situation exactly it was so sad watching it on the news back then :(

[@jmac7272]

The G cord also known as the devil's chord...Black Sabbath was first to use it on the Black Sabbath song

[@ArtexHardstyle02]

La Dispute - King Park Silent Planet - Panic Room, Silent Planet is very poetic so check em out!

[@ashleydixon5050]

Ozzy is the singer of Black Sabbath 👍🏼 good ear! His voice is very distinct

[@iommiozzy5745]

Black sabbath best band ever

[@robertfassnacht1945]

u was right on both ,its ozzy singing with black sabbath,1st singer,other singers are also awesome :)

[@shspurs1342]

Black sabbath are infinity times better than any thrash metal band.

[@kevinsmith1446]

Watch the live version from Paris 1970

[@ETXB]

I 💀 Sabbath!!! Check out SNOWBLIND - Best guitar solo ever!!

[@toddapplegate]

Solitude Aeturnus: Into the Depths of Sorrow. Please, they are one if the best doom metal bands.

[@micko11154]

Hey from Australia! Love yr reactions m8. Same band as Iron Man and Paranoid and so many other great songs. Ozzy is the singer from Black Sabbath but he comes in a solo version as well, lol. Checkout Aussie band Midnight Oil's song "Short Memory" I think you will really vibe to it! Keep up the great vids! Cheers!!

[@rogervandermaelen4971]

Bill Ward on drums. He is a one of a kind player.

[@shspurs1342]

You need to do a reaction to black sabbath song called sabbath bloody sabbath, or supernaut.

[@dalt992]

Yes, the actual term "Heavy Metal" came from Black Sabbath.

[@jamesgillgam8199]

This song came out during the Vietnam War

[@aerosmithful]

OKAY YEAH!

[@Noblemiss]

Ozzy is the lead singer for BS, before he went solo. And yes , they did Iron Man (great song too). all of today's point to BS as their biggest influence.

[@marine6680]

This song shows you how metal got a bad reputation as devil music. (more so than regular rock and roll) People hear key words, devil, satan, burning bodies, etc... And they flip out. When usually, these words are used in a way to talk about issues, and ultimately has a positive message, or as metaphor, and there is a positive message in the song. They listen for the key words, but not the whole message being portrayed in the song.

[@NominalTopic]

That’s an air siren. It usually precedes bombing.

[@tim1993-r1h]

Let get some Saxon playing bro you will love it.

[@Spaceherpy]

Now that you've found War Pigs, Faries wear boots, from the same album.

[@chrispbacon3084]

Songs from 1970..

[@Nickpaintbrush]

Great song, I think its anti Vietnam mainly ……..saw them live at Birmingham N.E.C. 2013 amazing!

[@Theremedialgash]

The bodies burning reminded me of the Killing fields in Cambodia/Myanmar - but that was a few year later... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khmer_Rouge_Killing_Fields

[@Theremedialgash]

also It was Bill Ward the drumming you liked - it was fierce as fuck.

[@hdhbdbj9408]

Masterpiece Check out Stargazer by Rainbow if you haven't. ✌

[@kareng4658]

Great reaction!

[@bryantaylward2316]

War pigs and iron man are on the same album, yes Black Sabbath made both. Paranoid baby