Black Sabbath- War Pigs REACTION!!!

[@MrVb66]

I am a 52 year old Black American man I remember growing up in Houston Texas and we had a radio station called 101 rock they would play all of this type of music war pigs is one of my favorite heavy metal songs of all times it is so refreshing to see a young black/African American woman that ROCKS

[@sssstephen99]

Dallas Texas was The Zoo that played all the good rock. 94.5. Anyone else out there a Zoo Freak?

[@samgardner3345]

I'm a white metalhead age 34 and I love anyone developing a love for this genre of music. More is always better!!! Anyone that has a color parameter can meet my steel toed boot. Music is music. Love is love. Metal is Metal and it like every other sub genre is for everyone. You simply have to hear the calling.

[@ross5506]

The other day here in Ajax Canada 4 black guys in a convertible car listening the AC/DC being white and 53 yrs old that put one huge smile on my face. Cheers

[@rtb6821]

MrVb66 K101. Loved that station

[@TheHarleyhillbilly]

51 year white Hillbilly from Sevierville Tennessee grew up listening to WIMZ 103.5 out of Knoxville Tennessee and they are still playing this beautiful music..... love it...

[@AximandTheCursed]

The Original lineup for Black Sabbath - Ozzy Osbourne: vocals, Tony Iommi: guitars, Geezer Butler: bass and Bill Ward: drums. The godfathers of all that is metal!

[@madmann5373]

Although not one the originals You can't forgot Randy Rhodes,and Ozzy's Tribute to his dead friend,crazy train.

[@Reitz86]

My best friends older sister would sun bath to this in the early 70’s

[@ZacCostilla]

Geezer Butler’s bass lines were iconic. He really played it like another lead or countermelodic instrument

[@billschabot7188]

@@madmann5373 Randy Rhodes was with Ozzy when he was on his own. He co-wrote Crazy Train with Ozzy. I saw them a couple months before Randy died, what a shame to die that young

[@carcarjinks1430]

talk to anyone who was drafted to go to war in vietnam, and you'll have a whole new appreciation for this song

[@tonyharty3666]

carcar jinks, I joined and I remember.........

[@impossible7163]

It's kind of sad, that these lyrics were written in 1970 and since that, nothing has changed.

[@mountainguyed67]

I know the point of the song went over the media’s head, they labeled it satanic.

[@F1083]

While the lyrics may fit 2017 take a look at the world 100 years ago. WW1 Battles with 20,000 killed in one day. It is getting better. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoHGgZSkrK2tkJo

[@bmt3315]

mountainguyed67 That’s a really good point. It doesn’t and never did receive the credit as one of the most blatant anti war songs ever written. In a time when songs carrying the same message came in a more acoustic folk style setting. Sabbath brought the same concerns and message loud and fast with a middle finger pushed into the face of those who hold the power to destroy.

[@Docthewrench]

What ab out the other religions of PEACE ....WAR PIG is the name on my license plate and a WAR PIG I AM

[@0okamino]

_"nothing has changed."_ One thing. The draft isn't on. However, I have no doubts that the warmongers would love to crank that right up again.

[@form_52]

It's definitely one of the most iconic songs in rock. Amazing on every level, every instrument, every lyric line... It's damn near rock perfection.

[@iCrazyOwl]

sorry, but this is not rock... too heavy to be called rock.

[@gabrielredwine9955]

Umm... no.

[@iCrazyOwl]

jethrodassam ty mr. random irrelevant and uneducated person.

[@larryperez4789]

No you were correct it affects me also it opens your eye to the real world.

[@Samos12]

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[@christravels8981]

We will never meet, we'll never speak to each other but if it is possible to love someone from a distance, consider yourself loved. What a charming, articulate gem of a human you are. I've checked out every one of your reaction videos. It's like hearing all these songs for the first time again. Thank you for this!

[@jongarcia8408]

black Sabbath will forever be relevant

[@msifu81h43]

This album changed my life over 40 yrs ago ..nothing like at the time ...Metal Gods !

[@allensaunders449]

One of the best songs anyone has written ever.

[@locusmortis]

All these reviewers (weabooreacts, Lost in vegas too) always ignore the bass player!. Geezer is doing a phenomenal job on this song weaving around the rhythm guitars and holding it all together. Respect to the bass players!

[@andrewc4112]

Bass is not a "spotlight" instrument, usually, it just comes with the territory that you're mostly there to support the others. But thanks for giving Geezer Butler some credit! I learned how to play bass by listening to him in Black Sabbath.

[@pmcm71]

Weaboo lost me the second he reported So What by Metallica to PETA because of the line about fucking a goat. WEAK.

[@stevenfayne1471]

I was A bassist growing up I play guitar now but Geezer is the reason I started playing Bass I could hear it great in Sabbath records and it was so powerful 🤘😈🤘

[@samgardner3345]

Geezer is the MAN!!!! He is the reason I became a bass player. Sabbath is the way Sabbath is Metal, Sabbath til I Die!!!!!

[@TS-qq7vr]

locusmortis And he wrote their lyrics!

[@openmythirdeye]

The best anti war song ever

[@trdacy]

Brian child in time?

[@revylokesh1783]

Also, Children of the Grave

[@gfrrfandoe8044]

Grand Funk's People Let's Stop The War is another great rocker anti war

[@oscarburton3817]

Yup

[@davidruland5519]

Dylans Masters of war is another great one, pure venom in those lyrics

[@frankenzion0001]

The lyrics are brutally powerful.

[@Bluddphart]

And full of truth!

[@mikebaxter87]

Geezer Butler is an amazing songwriter

[@ooshta]

That's how the old music is, They played real instruments & wrote their music with feelings.

[@artemiasalina1860]

And pencils.

[@coledmhn]

If you love Black Sabbath, the most "Black Sabbathy" Black Sabbath song there is is called "Black Sabbath." Artist: Black Sabbath. Album: Black Sabbath. Song: Black Sabbath. It is the darkest and most powerful Black Sabbath song ever, to me. And it's the opening track of their opening album. Totally sets the tone for everything they ever did.

[@smaug86]

Thanks for reacting to Sabbath! So glad you enjoyed this! Your reaction was pretty much like mine when I first heard it. :)This is the song I always tell people to listen to who have never heard Black Sabbath. This is Black Sabbath in their prime. Ozzie Osbourne on vocals. Tony Iommi killing it on lead guitar(he overdubbed guitar solos here so he was playing harmony with himself. lol), Geezer Butler being filthy on the bass and Bill Ward destroying drum kits as usual. This is the lineup for the first 7 albums, and is considered the classic lineup. Sabbath formed in 1968 as Earth, but quickly changed their name and their subject matter to fit better with their style and personalities. This song is from their second album, Paranoid, released in 1970. While there were other groups that dipped their toes into playing heavier just before Sabbath, it was in 1970, with the release of their first two albums(and especially Paranoid) that heavy metal was truly unleashed on the world. Some classic Sabbath requests/suggestions: NIB; Fairies Wear Boots; Sweet Leaf; Children of the Grave; Supernaut; Sabbath, Bloody Sabbath; Snowblind; Symptom of the Universe; Into the Void.

[@bm625]

smaug86 - I couldn't have said it better myself. I actually don't count the Tony Iommi: Black Sabbath albums of the 80's as true Black Sabbath albums. Since Tony was the only original member playing on most of those albums with various other musicians, they're pretty much just Tony Iommi solo albums in my opinion.

[@TMPOUZI]

ΒΜ although Butler was in & out of the band in the 80's, I think we all can agree that Black Sabbath was Toni Iommi himself. I personally consider all of the 80's albums Black Sabbath and they're almost all masterpieces.

[@TS-qq7vr]

Junie Moon The Never Say Die album, the last with Ozzy, was kind of embarrassing. I know Dio has fantards, but they would've been better off with Bruno Mars than Ronnie Elf.

[@timmie2k3]

This is probably my favourite Sabbath song. It's the perfect combination of theme, lyrics, music and feel. Never gets old listening to it.

[@chrish3129]

Glad you liked...Ozzy godfather of dark metal...one of the best ever keep rocking pink love your channel

[@ultraviolet8792]

Try listening to their song called "black sabbath". It'll give you chills. Brilliant.

[@alfredoruiz5246]

They're the godfathers of Metal, We owed them for everything, Xcellent review, keep it up...🤘😎

[@G.G14]

Black Sabbath - Megalomania an underrated song,, my favorite from this band

[@provisory3552]

boredror A tremendous song of an excellent album that is Sabotage. Greetings.

[@smitty3456]

That is a great song!

[@jonathancroce3118]

Good pick dude.

[@bm625]

Sabotage is actually my favorite Black Sabbath album. Masterpiece.

[@slingslang2934]

Underrated Album

[@gagorder13]

I loved your reaction to the last verse. You get it baby girl!

[@vali2764]

Hey! I'm so happy I found your channel! Love your videos. Let me just say, as a latina, it's great to see other poc who love metal like I do! New sub! - Valentina

[@spookops2358]

I just discovered you today and I'm hooked. I love your reactions to the music that I grew up on. I am also captivated by your beauty. Black Sabbath is my favorite band of all time. If you haven't done a video for Black Sabbath's N.I.B. you should because it's the best love song ever written.

[@JamesCarmichael]

Other good Sabbath songs? Snowblind, After Forever, Hole in the Sky, Fairies Wear Boots, Iron Man (Of course) and The Wizard. More laid back songs from them: Solitude, Changes, It's Alright, Planet Caravan and Laguna Sunrise. Very underrated songs in my opinion.

[@trdacy]

Symptom of the universe :D

[@craigmatthews4289]

Definitely Symptom of the Universe. love the transition at the end

[@JamesCarmichael]

Bobby Nizzo Into the void*

[@pistolapistolado8464]

Supernaut and The Writ

[@78vinyl97]

Into the void

[@garethedwards9129]

It lightens my day when I see your beautiful smile. Your're gorgeous xx

[@bhurzumii4315]

Classic track! Edit: If you're doing classic/retro rock songs, try "Child in time" by "Deep Purple" - the vocals will blow you away. Additionally, another not-so-old anti war track you really should check out is "Orgasmatron" by "Motorhead" - the lyrics are brutal and to the point!

[@kustakka]

Bhurzum II holy shit, a Child in Time reaction ... I second that!

[@davidthomson8478]

Do the Motorhead and Sepultura cover of Orgasmatron then throw in Sepultura Kaiowas and Symptoms of the Universe

[@Polsebrodify]

Yes, please do "Child in time", relesed the same year as War Pigs(1970).

[@rustyrelicsfarm2406]

Slayer and Iron Butterfly version of in a gadda da vida

[@mix6809]

And another classic song is July Morning, from 1971...

[@TheJhordan92]

OH LORD, YEAH!!! Everytime that Ozzy says that, I get shivers. Being binge watching your reactions, love them. Greetings

[@michaeltodd7008]

PinkMetalHead...Thanks for your awesome and insightful reactions...this is surely a classic Sabbath song...peace, love and joy...

[@kimsteel366]

Fellow Black metalhead here. This is beautiful! "War Pigs" is a masterpiece no doubt! Keep on rockin' and doing your thing Pink! ✊✊✊🎸🎸🎸

[@seanritchie91]

You could pick just about anything from their original lineup. I recommend Black Sabbath (eponymous track off of their eponymous debut album), The Writ, Children of the Grave, Into the Void and Snowblind.

[@federicorinaldi2044]

Sean R. Children of the Grave fuckn rocks. Rob Zombie did a kick ass version as well.

[@kevinhelton734]

First, let me say that I so greatly appreciate and respect your desire to expand your musical horizons. In general, people are far too quick to dimiss music due to genre or " it's not what I grew up with". I was a music minor in college and it really opened my eyes to the true depth and emotion of music across numerous genres. You are doing an awesome thing here. I can tell that you're really trying to experience the music and not just here to show a reaction. I'm so refreshed by this! Loving it! Keep it up!

[@musicplaylists59]

an interesting thing about their guitarist Tony Iommi is that he actually lost the ends of a couple of his fingers in a accident working at a steel factory and makes little leather pads to wear on the ends of his fingers so that he can play. Another good song of theirs you could react to is Killing Yourself to Live there's great guitar and vocals in that song.

[@trdacy]

Music Playlists he downtuned the guitar to make it easier to play and he created the metal sound

[@kustakka]

Watching for the sixt-seventh time ,,,, " Is it just me?" Haha i love how you directly got the song. Again, your also beautiful ^^ ❤️ this world needs you ! Love and appreciation from a cold Sweden

[@1969JohnnyM]

Look up a dictionary for heavy metal and it should have a 2 word description - Black Sabbath.

[@OhioOwns]

I like how she cant help but crack a light smile every time Bill Ward starts ripping it up on drums....

[@jamesoglesby7038]

Rite-on PinkN. Black Sabbath: Bill Ward- drums; Geezer Butler- main lyrics/bass; Tony Iommi- Guitar!/main songwriter; Ozzy Osborn- Singer.

[@robrobert9541]

So glad you finally did War Pigs, PMH!! Awesome band and awesome song. All Black Sabbath albums are an experience in themselves.

[@AngelA-sj8kr]

Toni Iomie on guitar, Dave Ward on drums, Geezer Butler on Bass, and of course Ozzy on vocals. Check out Snowblind by them, badass song

[@lionalevans7134]

Tony Iommi on guitar. Bill Ward on Drums.

[@musthavemetalradio]

Black Sabbath is the band that got me started on the Metal path. They actually started out as a blues rock band in 1968 and the band was called "Polka Tulk Blues Band". And you can actually get a blues vibe when you listen to a lot of their music.

[@whatchatalkinboutwillis9894]

This album was done in !970 time of the Vietnam War- 2 or 3 of the songs are inspired by the war on the Album Paranoid it is one of the 5 most Famous albums in Heavy Metal History-It Made them huge in America with hardly any Radio Play-Ozzy dosnt write the Lyrics Geezer writes them all the Bass Player But Ozzy interpretes very weell-Guitar player has always been Tony Iommi only You didnt Listen to the whole song you missed maybe the last 1 or 2 minutes

[@Ranmann86]

Alexander Sexton the other 2 songs about the war are electric funeral about nuclear war and hand of doom about soldiers coming home from war and shooting up heroine

[@whatchatalkinboutwillis9894]

I Love Hand of Doom by Black Sabbath -Great Album

[@mountainguyed67]

Yeah she cut off the song.

[@rustyrelicsfarm2406]

Ozzy Osbourne is very talented for coming up with the melody lines.

[@silverblack5475]

So hyped when i saw this vid , i knew you would love it , how can you mot !! I remember hearing this for the 1st time and it had such an impact on me , they immediately became my favorite band . Exodus "The Ballad of Leonard and Charles"

[@Tazman1966]

All time badass song...and you’re absolutely beautiful

[@saulchavez7185]

Black Sabbath always going to get you like that. They always been a conscience awakening. That's why they are one of the greats.

[@ronniefarnsworth6465]

Ozzi, Vocals Tony Iommi, Guitar Gezzer Butler, Bass Bill Ward, Drums

[@cuttlefisch]

Truly one of the greatest rock songs of all time.

[@arismaiden6457]

You know I noticed in a previous video that you really loved Dio''s vocals from Stargazer. Well, Dio and Black Sabbath have done together some iconic metal albums. Imagine Dio's voice together with Black Sabbath's guitars and drums! Check out songs like Heaven and Hell, Neon Knights, Children of the Sea, Mob Rules, Sign of the Southern Cross. Keep rocking girl!

[@starburstppl]

Actually, I rather Black Sabbath with Dio, but that is just my opinion. It amazes me how many of these heavy metal reaction pages play so little, if any, Dio stuff when he was the Master of Metal vocalist. I just think it's ashamed how so many leave him out, and it really has me scratching my head. This is what made me shy away from all these heavy metal reaction pages. I'm thinking very seriously about doing a page of reactions of only Dio stuff. He has the best vocals in heavy metal genre, but is being ignored. Doesn't make sense. Sad! RIP RJD!

[@Celticbrit113]

sabbaths symptom of the universe, iron man, snowblind, sweet leaf, after forever, so so many! This band was the soundtrack to my teens and i had the pleasure of seeing them live a few years ago. Amazing!

[@form_52]

Two more iconic songs you should check out is Holy Diver and Rainbow in the dark by Dio. No words, you just have to hear it.

[@squashedeyeball]

EXACTLY MAN.

[@Savage.Doomer]

Great suggestions.

[@gamexsimmonds3581]

form52 And Last In Line

[@steely666]

Caught in the middle.

[@joemotion601]

Holy Diver is amazing especially the guitar solo! One of my favorites!

[@Prebound_]

I was born in '76 and this song came out several years before me. I can't believe how ahead of its time it was.

[@functionalschizophr]

Sabbath was a very spiritual band....geezers occult lyrics and the pure place that the music flows from was very intense and came from source...their first five albums are groove laden mystic masterpieces...the real soul...the angelic and demonic in song...just like the real world

[@williamcabell142]

functionalschizophr so you a satanist...yuk!!!

[@antostomp]

really love watching people get into songs....especially when it touches their souls....

[@jamiemartinez8674]

Classic metal from the masters!

[@Rekko82]

"War Pigs" is one of my favorite Black Sabbath songs and I am glad you liked it. The songs "Black Sabbath", "Wheels of Confusion", "Hole in the Sky", "After Forever", and "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" are some of my biggest favorites too...and also the entire Paranoid album. The Dio era was good too. "Heaven And Hell" and "Mob Rules" are amazing albums.

[@kallekarlsson2954]

Tony Iommi - The Riffmaster, is Black Sabbath. Ozzy is the original singer even thou Ronnie James Dio did a great job replacing him. Bill Ward and Geezer Butler was a great rythm section. No Tony Iommi, no Black Sabbath, simple as that! ❤️

[@raymondkowal8379]

it's ironic that they replaced the sacked Ozzy with Ian Gillan... sacked from deep purple... he was good too.... "trashed"

[@michaelberresford4291]

It's funny how true that is too coz Iommi Co founded it with ozzy, but the name goes to geezer for naming it after a horror movie after they stated they want to scare people with their music, and it worked too.

[@dingeskerz]

He didn't do a good job tho. For me Geezer is equally important as Iommi.

[@michaelberresford4291]

Yeah they did?!? Half the population of the world believed people who listen to black sabbath attributed to Satan. People were shitting them selves if they didn't naturally listen to sabbath. I think horror or at the very least thriller is a good movie metaphor for heavy metal (at least in most cases).

[@michaelberresford4291]

I also agree geezer is massively important, I did enjoy 13 but I miss bill.

[@martymar1964]

One of my favorite songs too, Thanks! I also really dig "The Wizard" from their first album, it has a great raucous feel like War Pigs. I just happened across your video and it was really cool to see the song being experienced through fresh ears and eyes for the first time. It's a wonderful thing :)

[@pcassidy14]

Tony Iommi on guitar. Legendary.

[@ZalMoxis]

A lot of the old UK bands from the late 60's and 70's have so much to offer you young pups..... spread the word.... open your minds and listen to what has been lost....

[@samclark9136]

Faith No More do an excellent cover of this! Definitely worth checking out!

[@bhurzumii4315]

Agreed.

[@floridachomps2885]

Faith No More anything. "Midlife Crisis", "Epic"

[@samclark9136]

Mike Patton is god

[@brucemangan3807]

I dare say I like FNM’s version better.. it’s close

[@hilljack68]

You should check out the version Cake does. It's pretty incredible to.

[@eighthof8]

Glad you enjoyed it. When things sucked when I was growing up, there's was always the music. I could get lost in the music of Sabbath and the lyrics related to what the youth were facing as they were growing up . Still listen to it now as I did when I was a teen.

[@silverblack5475]

Sabbath recommendations , god there so many , seriously!! 1) Black Sabbath 2) Hand of Doom 3) Children of the grave 4) symptoms of the universe ....the beginning of thrash

[@dmusiclife5727]

Congrats again Pink Metalhead. You just heard the invention of metal. They are credited with creating the metal era/music

[@MarkusRock777]

I have watch many reaction videos to Metal, but PinkMetalHead is the BEST! Her Sign is Cancer and she is very sensitive and wants the truth. Have a great day everyone!

[@PinkMetalHead]

Aww thank u hun 😘

[@BaratoneKing1]

Thank You Very much for your reaction video as a "Black Metal Head" meaning a Black person who Loves Heavy Metal this reaction is exciting to see.... Black Sabbath was the 1st Heavy Metal Band I started listening to at 13 years of age in 1988 (Late start but a Wrestling group called the Road Warriors would march out on one of Black Sabbath songs called "Iron Man") this group even inspired me to start playing guitar...... I would drive my Sister crazy when playing this song...... but the lyrics are written by the Bass Player Geezer Butler and Ozzy sang them. It really transcends into today"s Political field as well..... Loved this Video Thanks :)

[@AllForeOneGolf]

If you need a live version of this song, I haven't found anything that tops 1970 in Paris.

[@AllForeOneGolf]

ah darn I missed it then. Love that live version.

[@mountainguyed67]

Speak of the Devil Live. Yeah it’s Ozzy Solo, but we’ll worth a listen.

[@ledzepandhabs]

In 1978 at 8 years old I had that Album and it touched my soul, 40 years later it still touches my soul.

[@ooshta]

I think you should listen to Heart's " Bream boat Annie , Magic Man & Barracuda". Jimi Hendrix"s "Trashman"

[@gl2700]

It was fun watching you. Probably the same reaction when I first heard this song almost 50 years ago! Powerful stuff! Wish it would have made more of an impact. Like stopping some killing, or fighting, or warring! Thanks, Pink

[@form_52]

I've been begging forever in the live streams... If you want to hear a couple more iconic songs check out the band called Yes. React to Yes, Roundabout. They are true icons in progressive rock. The guys from Rush have hailed them as primary influences. Roundabout is a song you NEED to hear.

[@kustakka]

Absolutely!!! Roundabout .... Hot diggety!!

[@ronellwilliams9686]

form52 yes i agree whit you that hold album is bad ass

[@ronellwilliams9686]

my Kirk geek. wtf

[@ronellwilliams9686]

form52 man i no more about rock music then you believe me hater

[@kneegloc]

I agree. "Roundabout."

[@SteveInTheOC]

I like how the war pigs got their just desserts in the end. Its nice to dream of, but they're still at unfortunately. Nice reaction 👍

[@SalBlckAttc09]

There's only one guitar player for Sabbath, the one and only TONY IOMMI!!!

[@a.k.4486]

This Black Sabbath song is simply fan-ta-stic!!!! @7:30 and @7:54 your beautiful facial expressions add to this awesome guitar act!!!! We can see you feel it. And we feel it too. More in the shadow is the bass, but wow, it's as powerful... Everything is powerful here!!!!!!! Voice, drum, guitar, bass!!!! It even got the Funk. @8:52, no it's not just you :-)

[@saulwall08]

Black Sabbath- “Black sabbath”

[@andrewc4112]

I really recommend this one to get an idea of how they delved into new dark areas of sound and music in that era, and to get a good range of the styles they did.

[@MonsterERB]

Every time the rotating "guitar" text came up, I felt like screaming at the screen. "WHAT ABOUT THE FREAKING DRUMS AND BASS?!?!?" Bill Ward and Geezer Butler lay down an absolutely hellacious rhythm track on this one. Tony Iommi's guitar work, and Ozzy's vocals, are great. But the bass/drums on this track are freaking INSANE.

[@bomara66]

Dear Pink, you should enjoy A LOT more Black Sabbath. They are the bedrock of Metal. They were the original cornerstone of everything connected to the genre of Metal Music. Black Sabbath hit America at the peak of the hippie movement. Everything was "Flower Power" "Peace, and Love" until Sabbath showed up. Imagine the looks from the Hippies! LOL!

[@JimmyRJump]

Peak of the hippie movement was in 1966. After that, it went downhill fast with the closing down of the Fillmore hippie area and all drugs like LSD and weed becoming illegal. By the time the Stones played in Altamont in 1968, it was over. Woodstock in 1969 was the last breath of what was already a corpse. Iggy Pop & The Stooges and Blue Cheer were already making a whole lot of noise and the real turning point, the border between rock and heavy rock was the release of Deep Purple In Rock in June 1970. At that time, Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath were still mostly dabbling in blues. Listen to Speed King, Child In Time and Hard Lovin' Man from In Rock. Difference is that Sabbath went further down the path they'd chosen while Zep and Purple toned down. Sabbath's Master Of Reality was (for me), in retrospect, the first true completely heavy metal album, although we still called it Hard Rock at the time. While it is true that in the USA, most people were blown out of their socks when confronted with Bands like Sabbath, Zep, Purple and Uriah Heep, in Europe there was a whole bunch of Hard Rock bands waiting in the aisles, like Budgie, UFO, The Scorpions, Golden Earring, Queen, etc. True heavy metal came into existence in the late seventies, early eighties, with bands like Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Manowar and the likes...

[@daryl6659]

Yes the peak was late 60s. Frankly I think it was a fad to many...the peace love not war etc..they hopped on the train and hopped right off ..abandoning any idealistic attachments. They were still drafting in 1969- 1970. I knew two guys personally who were drafted. We listened to the Stones Sister Morphine on the record player the night before he left. Drove around the square and went to the drive in. Never heard about him again. Another comforted me while I cried. He wrote me a few letters while there. Terrible times. These were like older brothers to me. My own brother was not drafted and left for Canada. He was tough. A biker whos albums introduced me to psychedelic rock etc. Time magazine came out with a cover of a little girl covered in Agent Orange or something. Burning. The soldiers were forced to put people in ditches and shoot old and young because the Viet Cong would strap hand grenades bombs etc to the South Vietnamese so when liberals are stereotyped as communists like North Vietnamese it pisses me off. I read books about the atrocities of this war. Brutal is an understatement. Macabre horrid. Sickening. Black Sabbath was early 70s I want to say. Lyrics were on point. This war and every war before or after should be protested. It is nothing but unbridled violence and antisocial behavior receiving a pat on the back. Sorry got on a rant. Nothing has changed. It is worse. So so sad to me. LSD and weed were always illegal.

[@dasandman6981]

Undeniably a bad ass cut. One of rock's sickest tracks without a doubt.

[@bct8881]

Tony Iommi is the only guitarist this band has ever had or needed. In the last few years he has kicked cancer's ass and kept on recording and playing. Lord Iommi is truly the father of all metal riffs. Other fine Sabbath tracks you could add to your review list are Children of the grave,Fairies wear boots,Symptom of the universe,Heaven and hell and Children of the sea.

[@jenniferyoung4013]

Snowblind

[@jenniferyoung4013]

Electric funeral

[@jaywalt8418]

I remember when I first heard this back in the early 90 hanging with some buddies of mine (white homies..not that it mattered) and I’ve loved it ever since. Great song n great message.

[@dotar9586]

Was your buddies Dad cranking it up out in the garage with his buddies? This song is generational!

[@nicolasarevalo6321]

react to MetallicA One , And Justice For All live on Seattle 89 , spit out the bone live in England 2017 or the video spit out the bone , Overkill bare bones from the album Horroscope. and black sabbath by Black Sabbath from the black sabbath album . thank you rock 🤘I'm going to bed now good night 🤘

[@Savage.Doomer]

One by Metallica is their best song.

[@MrTeopantli]

you can't possibly call yourself a metalhead if you don't listen to this song! rock genius in so many levels. from the production value, composition, performance and virtuosity of every band member, and most of all, significance of the song in the history of rock music. now where the hell is my Gibson SG?!

[@jorgeb.4019]

Yes! Black Sabbath🤟 Please react to Merciful Fate or Ozzy (with Randy Rhoads) since you like guitar solos. Best guitarist EVER!!!

[@markmilner842]

That was the opening track from their second album, “Paranoid”, released in 1970. Ozzy Osborne on vocals, Tony Iommi on guitar, the great Geezer Butler on bass, and Bill Ward on drums. Great album.

[@Regin333]

#PinkNation🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾

[@AntonioRodriguez-ll9wt]

The way how OZZ put the things it's just amazing!!!

[@darceylawrence5440]

i got one for ya All We Are by Warlock the vocals in that song is awesome

[@uoabigaillevey]

The video was pretty cool back in the day if you were into Dungeons and Dragons ;)

[@davindew629]

rising from the depths of music, black sabbath said 'let there be metal!!!!!" and there the birth of heavy metal music was born and has come to stay!!!!!!

[@waynestumbo5709]

Supernaut by Black Sabbath please Metal Lady

[@juliegogola4647]

Supernaut is a great metal song that is upbeat sounding, you can actually dance to it, along with "Fairies wear boots" .

[@Bluexhox]

This is bluesy, groovy, soulful, and all things metal. This is where heavy metal 🤘 began

[@FernandoLopez-er1xl]

Love your reactions. Can you react to AC/DC- Let There Be Rock

[@daveknox1326]

Rock on girl!!! I first heard this in 72 at a sleepover at my friends house.. this songs lyrics are SICK!!!! Tony Iomi guitar, bill ward, drums, Geezer Williams bass, and Ozzy Osborn Vocals and harmonica.. I saw this band live in 1975 or 76 in Cincinnati Ohio:D!! Ok... check out Sweet Leaf.. killing yourselve to live, Or electric funeral... Have a great day Girl

[@rjculliford]

I think you would really enjoy Paranoid by Black Sabbath!

[@trdacy]

culliford the whole album

[@korick28]

O, right!!! 👌🏾

[@pasofino3901]

Black Sabbath had that kind of hip hop flow with their jams that’s probably why they were sampled so much in the 90s

[@BurgerwithFries1]

React to Buckethead - Soothsayer live

[@keepondjw]

looking at you and listening to black sabbath is making me smile and feel good

[@semsticks]

Nice pick... Rush in the Future?.

[@olmancranky8464]

semsticks Hemispheres, SIDE 1

[@ironhammer8935]

Cygnus X-1 Book I and II

[@olmancranky8464]

Villa....?

[@olmancranky8464]

I'd also say The Trees, she's into lyrics.

[@jimw7656]

2112 is the album to listen to for sure

[@tomvodicka2307]

Appreciate your response, your intelligence and Smile!

[@c.willharden9589]

Hey sweet girl, would you please react to QUEENSRYCHE?"Take Hold Of The Flame" , "Walk In The Shadows" , "Eye Of A Stranger" , "I Don't Believe In Love", ...or even the new stuff wit new singer Todd LA Torre: " Guardian" , "Arrow Of Time", Hellfire, Where Dreams Go To Die, Don't Look Back, Fallout....etc.Thank you and YOU rock!!

[@jermaschinot]

Thanks for sharing PMH, Listen to any of the first 3 or 4 albums in their entirety, you can't go wrong. This was my time, early 70's when the great albums were great tend to end.

[@natedogg0131]

drums made this song

[@lovemetal4884]

natedogg0131 Guitar and bass is great too Vocals is out of this world

[@arleysimpson3678]

Black Sabbath has been around since the late 60s. The line up for this song was Tony Iommi (guitar), Ozzy Osbourne (vocals), Geezer Butler (bass), and Bill Ward (Drums).

[@benzskyeshxc96]

*Mastodon-oblivion*

[@JasonMitchell1969]

YES, Sabbath is always soul touching.