Changes - Black Sabbath | College Students' FIRST TIME REACTION!

[@andyandalex]

Been a while since we hit Sabbath, and this had a completely different vibe than what we expected! What are your guys’ thoughts on the song?! 🙌🏻🔥

[@viclagina347]

Always love Sabbath..... Keep up the quality in-depth entertainment👍👍✌✌🔥🔥

[@peterquinones3522]

They have two other really nice slow ballads, Planet Caravan and Solitude. The one Bill Ward sings in Technical Ecstasy is a bad joke.

[@ryanpoortenga4849]

"Let's hear some rock n roll!" LOL. "Killing Yourself To Live" has to be next!

[@richmiddlebrook3103]

I remember first hearing this and just waiting in wonder for the heaviness to drop in, which never came. I immediately played it again.

[@burmajones803]

Listen to Sweat Loaf by Butthole Surfers. A sort-of cover of Sweet Leaf by Sabbath. An insane song by an insane band.

[@mikeharris3733]

The main reason I've never been big into Sabbath is because I'm not a metal fan. I like some songs, but they tend to be the melodic ones. This is a song of theirs I've never heard and was pleasantly surprised to hear that they had this in them. You don't always have to use every weapon in your arsenal to make your point. This particular song really hit home for me. My fiance passed in late July and I've been going through changes myself. Thanks for the reaction and for introducing me to the song.

[@j.h.3777]

Sorry for your loss.

[@lorrilewis2178]

Mike, I'm so sorry. It must be unbelievably difficult.

[@allisonreed7682]

I’m so sorry for your loss, @Mike Harris.

[@carolbarquin1127]

Sorry for your loss. My husband died 11 years ago and I'm still going through changes.

[@rc1fun458]

My condolences .

[@vickieray]

I know people don’t expect this from Black Sabbath but Ozzy has a haunting voice with so much feeling ♥️

[@jgsrhythm100]

Perfect the way it is. No " Changes" necessary.

[@TheAsiavol]

“Fairies Wear Boots”, the greatest Sabbath song you will ever hear. What are you waiting for?

[@djmadmanny1]

Speak of the devil live has the best version..

[@simply_psi]

Andy did fairies Wear Boots in the early days of the channel

[@TheAsiavol]

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[@TheAsiavol]

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[@Rock_Snob]

@@djmadmanny1 Have you ever heard of "Brown Sabbath"? Check this out, they are amazing! kzbin.info/www/bejne/faDUlHyHaJyUo9E

[@rookmaster7502]

You have to judge it in its proper context. Back when people typically listened to an album all the way through in one go, this mellow song (along with the short instrumental following it) served as a nice chill-out break from the rest of the relentlessly pounding, grinding tracks on the album.

[@obbor4]

True. I don't think kids these days do much of this. They tend to cherry pick songs and look for synthetic music with auto tune. Patience is it's own reward sometimes instead of saying: "Give me everything, NOW!" Every time that these two begin to talk about production, or how they could do it better, I want to vomit. This will probably be the last time that I sit through one of their reviews. They aren't as bad as the writers from Rolling Stone, but that condescending outlook just seems so plastic and wannabe hipster to me. Maybe if they'd put some real whiskey, instead of iced tea in those glasses, they might be able to just go with the songs for what they are...

[@rookmaster7502]

@@obbor4 Nah, they are alright. They listen to the music from a 21st century perspective and simply don't quite understand its context, or perhaps don't realize that there is a context. But all this can be learned. What they definitely could use is a knowledgeable mentor who has lived in that era and can explain to them what they are listening to, its historical meaning and why it sounds the way it sounds.

[@obbor4]

@@rookmaster7502 Yeah, I tried to allow for that, and you're right, it can be learned. I just thought that these guys were musicians/rockers to begin with. A lot of it is me. I basically think that over production, or always relying on someone's formula the create the latest hit record has fallen flat more times than not. The groups that we're getting here from the "Classic Rock" era are far more unique less cluttered by studio excess, and completely geared to producing albums, and not just songs (the best of them, anyway.) That, as you stated before, may be the difference. Album listening require much more of commitment by the listener and many more nickels from record buyer to purchase the entire thing.

[@KennCramerHanberg]

Exactly!

[@MalamuteX]

this is one of those songs that fits in better when listening to the whole album. it heads into supernaut and is awesome.

[@shspurs1342]

One hundred percent correct.

[@Drummingvulture]

Don't forget "FX" sandwiched in between!

[@jeffbaker2979]

Yes. Albums were constructed to listen through fully, vs the pick & choose of the streaming world.

[@bigtmilano12]

Supernaut is one of my favorite Black Sabbath songs.

[@ednicholson7839]

@@jeffbaker2979 Yeah good point, but I think it depends on the band and the album. Some albums don't play that well as an album. But also I think those of us who grew up listening to Side 1 or Side 2 of nearly everything now listen to music differently too. I love streaming and creating my own playlists, though I'm sure many -- older and younger -- do not. Also, I have never listened to Sabbath No 4 -- or either side of it -- in one sitting. But I have heard this song on classic rock radio stations occasionally back in the 80s (though definitely not much).

[@markburnam1244]

The ballad you want from Ozzy is “Goodbye to Romance” hands down if you are going to dip into non-banger from him etc

[@DJMaul1031]

Goodbye to Romance....SO DAMN GOOD

[@shmick6079]

And Road to Nowhere

[@michlkwitz]

And "Close My Eyes Forever" with Lita Ford.

[@AJRabies]

She's Gone from Sabbath is very good too. Mournful ballad.

[@philliesphan9364]

Don't forget Mama I'm coming home

[@jiminut]

Obligatory call-out to Charles Bradley's cover of Black Sabbath "Changes."

[@pudder68]

Brings me to tears every time ... Lost my mom in 2008 and still going thru changes ...

[@shspurs1342]

I don’t like Charles Bradley.

[@ethanwalmark5621]

I think I like his version better than sabbath's in my opinion.

[@kinjapan1801]

Totally. Big Mouth and Suits can't both be wrong.

[@valerieconnell2962]

Yes!

[@troysaylors8884]

Please check out Montrose ,this is where Sammy Hagar started .the whole album is a banger .I suggest start with Rock Candy then Rock the Nation then it’s a toss up between bad motorscooter or space station #5 Trust me it’s one of the best debut albums ever

[@jgsrhythm100]

Bad Motor Scooter official Video!

[@jgsrhythm100]

Sammy should never have left that band. His best work, and best chemistry. Took Aerosmith until their third to break. Second Montrose album not as good, Sammy bailed. The third could have been the charm Agreed the first is bangers from start to finish.

[@guystephens2881]

Remember that album well ,with the lightning bolt across the front

[@jgsrhythm100]

@Jeffrey Rigby I think it's about how many respond. Many unfamiliar with Montrose. Some of my favorite artists(and albuns) are the lesser known. By far Sammy's best work!!

[@kima.4268]

Rock Candy!!!

[@detritus8095]

This song works better in the context of the full album, which is their masterpiece in my opinion.

[@jamesstevens4795]

Not the song to pick if your expecting the usual heavy sabbath vibe

[@ljsites]

It does show their versatility and talent. They weren’t just one trick ponies, but you really don’t expect this.

[@lisamorrison2149]

This is not a typical Black Sabbath song...it was written in '72 by Geezer Butler for band mate Bill Ward about his breakup from his 1st wife. It's a sad tune, and your reaction was right on. I rather hear Sabbaths usual mode. Ozzy is such a great vocalist! Cheers.😎🔥

[@tristramcoffin926]

I agree and while it is obviously minimalistic it accomplishes what it sets out to do. They (Andy & Alex) found it under-developed but I think if they muddied it up with supposedly obligatory additional elements it would be less of a song.

[@j.h.3777]

It's amazing that while singing he's understood but while speaking we need subtitles!

[@gthewolf7948]

​@@j.h.3777 What?

[@closeencounter1954]

I bought this LP in the seventies. I loved all the rockers on it, but honestly the song that floored me the most was this one. Geezer’s light touch on the bass, the piano replaced the drums, and the mellotron filled in for Tony’s guitar. Still amazing to this day......

[@zamaurijones2725]

I love this song but the Charles Bradley version is really soulful and beautiful! It’s also the theme song to a show called Big Mouth on Netflix

[@kinjapan1801]

And Harvey Specter's dad's song on Suits too. Love that version!

[@Sal-pm8lg]

I guess you have to have appreciation of the fact they had this deep sound in them. Especially since they give that drop in so many many great tunes of theirs

[@junietunes2148]

This song is definitely a mood. If you're feeling down or have gone through some kind of loss, Changes can be a beautiful panacea. If you're in the mood for a good rock out, this isn't the tune. Great reaction as always!

[@jvmonte6638]

I’m with you guys. I have to admit that when it came out, I enjoyed it more then than I do now. In it’s position on the album it’s kind of a welcome change after a few heavy bangers. Thanks for reacting to Sabbath again, they were the motivation that helped me discover your channel. May I suggest Sign Of The Southern Cross or Voodoo from The Mob Rules album. Peace and love from Toronto!

[@ptolemyauletesxii8642]

This song only really hits you when you've experienced life, loss and real tragedy. I can barely listen to it now, it's so painful. It's an emotional masterpiece.

[@ednicholson7839]

David Bowie’s “Changes” is the one you want

[@allisonreed7682]

When I first saw the title “Changes,” I thought it was going to be the song by Yes! 😆 But “Changes” by Bowie would be a proper choice!

[@alrivers2297]

Totally agree

[@MrAitraining]

@@allisonreed7682 I thought "Yes" as well. It's my fav track from 90125.

[@ednicholson7839]

@@allisonreed7682 Didn't remember that track at all. I'm not much of a fan of 80s Yes even though I saw them on that tour! 😊 But I'll have to check out that song again

[@allisonreed7682]

@@MrAitraining I hope they get around to more Yes. 90125 is such an epic album. “Changes” is great but so are “Leave It” and “It Can Happen.”

[@grangerjung4129]

Oh wow, I didn't know you listened to this song! It was my favorite in my angsty teens and is still up there. I've always loved their melodic pieces as well as the bangers. These last few years, so many friends and family have passed on, this song brings back memories...

[@joemaurone7923]

Another atypical Sabbath song from this album: "Laguna Sunrise". A beautiful instrumental.

[@Entertainzor]

If you watch Big Mouth, you've heard Charles Bradley's cover of this song.

[@ca74050]

The first time I heard black sabbath’s version I hit an epiphany when It got to the chorus

[@OrgaNik_Music]

Is there anything that awful show won't ruin?

[@sayrerowan734]

@@OrgaNik_Music , Charles Bradley nailed it. It's a top notch cover.

[@GorillaMansoon]

Yes, The Charles Bradley version is so soulful. You guys gotta do a reaction to it.

[@demastrieful]

I agree with your comments. The song makes more sense as part of an album side listen. It’s a haunting interlude.

[@bsanderfer]

One of the things you might have missed with this song is how well it fits into the album as a whole. You come off a couple of hard songs, into "Changes," which then leads into "FX" and "Supernaut." It's a really coherent ride that all kind of works together. Standing alone, it's not as good.

[@melissa2688]

Thank you for this song today. I truly needed to hear this because I'm going through changes myself so thanks guys. Take care and stay safe 😷

[@reesezpeecez08]

when you heard the album, it fit as a "break" between kickass songs. Guess you had to be there.....

[@davesunhammer4218]

Yea, Bruv. Hadda be there.

[@bfernuttz3737]

Exactly right!

[@JungleScene]

I love when albums do this. fans often complain but I love intermission type soft pace songs to break an album in two. for instance, teenager on deftones white pony album

[@johnhix7400]

Spot on! It's difficult to put this into a context when you need to listen to the previous and the latter track all in one hit. Unfair!

[@bodhisattva3774]

Is this in the key of D minor? It's the saddest of all the keys. Lol

[@burmajones803]

Q: What's the name of that song? A: Lick my Love Pump.

[@allisonreed7682]

Wow, I need to thank every single one of you who gave a shout out to Charles Bradley’s cover. I just listened to it. It is glorious! 🌟

[@lordfulmine]

You should hear more by him. All of his albums are unbelievable

[@allisonreed7682]

@@lordfulmine I will certainly check it out! Thanks!

[@AnthonyLaMastra]

I agree, it’s not my favorite Sabbath song and I LOVE Black Sabbath, but I appreciate that they tried to do something different from the heart. They are pioneers for a reason!

[@ejohnson3837]

this song is the calm before the storm. you have to do a whole album side to enjoy it.

[@TriangleDancing]

Your next Black Sabbath song should be "After Forever" off Master of Reality.

[@micknordstrom2591]

After Forever is a masterpiece!

[@richmiddlebrook3103]

Andy did a full album reaction for Master of Reality, and a few others, last year.

[@CretanBull]

You guys just glossed over one of the most beautifully heart-wrenching songs of all time because it wasn't what you expected it to be.

[@paulshaum3421]

Bill ward wrote this about a divorce he was going through

[@paytonfreer8945]

Is this a joke? Because it’s originally by David Bowie.

[@paulshaum3421]

@@paytonfreer8945 am I about to get whooshed? Is this about to be a double whoosh? It’s so hard to tell these days

[@paytonfreer8945]

@@paulshaum3421 I am so sorry

[@paytonfreer8945]

@@paulshaum3421 I originally thought it was David Bowie but that was a song released one year earlier and sounds nothing like this song

[@paytonfreer8945]

@@paulshaum3421 it makes me so happy that Black Sabbath were the ones who originally wrote this song. Makes me love sabbath more than I already did

[@lisamorrison2149]

I dont know if you heard Sabbath's "War Pigs" or "Paranoid", but they are the two head bangers that must top your playlist. 🤘

[@ghi9fe]

Paranoid is barred. It is like Silver machine from Hawkwind.Not representative of the Band . Fairies Wear Boots and Hand of Doom instead.

[@davidanderson1502]

Ozzy’s duet with Kelly on this song was my Father daughter dance at her wedding....what a great daughter

[@stevemurrell6167]

The other worldly sounds of the Mellotron.....great 60's instrument.

[@clydehunter7399]

With halloween coming up how about some Warren Zevon Werewolves of London or Bowie's Scary Monsters?? Thx.

[@bullzeyez3236]

Ozzy Osbourne has referred to the song as "heartbreaking"

[@MagravatorMag]

In more ways than one 😄 ... I didn't like it but Ozzy's voice never grows old. We need more Sabbath heaters!

[@susanklasinski1805]

@@MagravatorMag Ooh what's a Sabbath heater? Is that a heater that emanates flames from hell? ;)

[@MagravatorMag]

@@susanklasinski1805 OMG, I wasn't thinking about THAT! Well, hopefully I did👍👍👍enough times for Sabbath songs to make up for it. 🤗

[@susanklasinski1805]

@@MagravatorMag No, no worries. My house is friggin' cold right now, and a Sabbath heater sounds like an awesome thing to have in my house! :)

[@MagravatorMag]

@@susanklasinski1805 Pretend you're here in AZ although we're having a cold snap. It's only 66° today but it'll be 90° by Sunday! 🌞🌵🏜️🌴🌞

[@dannylast8707]

todd rundgren..alot of good songs,,saw him live ,,great song writer and musician ...

[@dannylast8707]

foghat ,slow ride

[@ronclunie8546]

@@dannylast8707 I think they did the radio cut of Slow Ride, without the badass ending on the album. Some Todd or Utopia would do them some good.

[@dannylast8707]

@@ronclunie8546 thanks ,,i listened to it.. good old song,,got to see them do it long ago..he recognized the song..classic rock..

[@xaxarkun4082]

If you want an even mellower Sabbath tune, check out Solitude.

[@grindhouseglitch]

The song has more potency in the context of the full album - it's the calm before the storm (Supernaut, which comes after a brief guitar freakout called FX).

[@reidwigen2817]

FX is literally just tony banging his cross against the guitar etc. They were high af. Lol

[@robertheaney1685]

What is cool about "changes" is how this transitions to FX/Supernaut...The mellowness/darkness of this song than mysterious intro of FX to rocking Supernaut!

[@kevinlogozzo3952]

Dio era- “Children of the Sea” it’s a slow and heavy song that RJD sings his heart out on. I saw him live with Black Sabbath not too long before he passed and he said he brought this song to the group when he first joined them. It’s epic!!

[@steve_m2473]

I agree its a nice song but gets boring quick. A better Ozzy ballad is "Mama I'm Coming Home"

[@allisonreed7682]

Ozzy does show his versatility here but your assessment is spot on. You know what’s not boring? Randy Rhoads-era Ozzy! Ozzy only made two albums with RR before Randy’s untimely death in a freak accident. But both albums are INCREDIBLE, and their appearance on your channel is overdue. 😊 Check out: Over the Mountain / Crazy Train / Flying High Again / I Don’t Know / You Can’t Kill Rock and Roll

[@mikeymckinnon5778]

Just finished a long shift... this was good to chill me out. Enjoyed it. 🤟🏼🔥

[@flamestergirl]

This was released the same year my mum passed, I couldn't listen to it for a very long time, now I can and I love it.

[@katsboy22]

Goodbye to Romance is the song you expected here beautiful one of the best most fitting solos from Randy amazing .Trust

[@TheCraftgod]

You should give "Ordinary Man - Ozzy Osbourne ft. Elton John" a try. Didn't imagine their Styles would go well, but boy I was wrong.

[@tomaleshire4145]

"Ordinary Man" made me cry.😭💯 All 20 times I listened to it.🤫After his recent health scare I felt like Ozzy was saying goodbye.💔 We've lost so many legends already this year.😔 F+#k 2020!😤 Worst year ever!😩 I'm 68 years old and so many of the guys I've listened to for 40 or 50 years and saw back in the '70s are gone now.😣 That's the sad side of living a long life, friends, family, and your idols leave this world before you.😪 Thanks to modern technology their music will live on in our ears and hearts forever.🤗✌️❤️

[@V7avalon]

The Dark / Zero The Hero 👺 for Born Again Sabbath fans

[@robertwilson5058]

I absolutley LOVE this song! Imo It has such depth, and is a perfect choice of song when reflection is needed. It cries with the listener. It has cried with me.

[@perrygingher111]

Sweet Leaf or Children of the Grave.....Good Monday Music.......

[@NortholtJohn3]

The mellotron in the background gives the song a dreamlike quality, but should be listened to with the whole album.

[@astonsfan]

Vol 4 and the three behind it..every song is a masterpiece. Black Sabbath has some F'n great mellow tunes.

[@Shadowrider1872]

GOOOOD MORNING A&A FAMILY!

[@unklscrufy]

Fourth! I've always wanted to be fourth. Now I'll go watch the video. 😜 (Okay, I already knew the song, but wanted to see your reaction. You got it right, dudes. Rock on. 🔥👍😎)

[@gbsailing9436]

Not all songs have to be a banger ! I've always found this song one of their better compositions. The kind of song that makes you want to learn the play the piano.

[@Ldastro]

To me, this is Sabbath laying the blueprint for other bands to follow. Pretty much every Hair Band in the 80's had the "power ballad." I would love some Dio Sabbath. Start with Heaven and Hell.

[@davidfinnell1660]

Ozzy covered this song in a duo with his daughter years ago. He was trying to help her then music career. It was released as a single in the UK.

[@ChristopherMmmm]

Yea, Kelly can't sing. That version was abysmal.

[@TrevRockOne]

That was so wack

[@sirfriendzone1228]

The singing was bad. The feelings between father and daughter were amazing.

[@HBC423]

To paraphrase Dave Chappelle “she got that song papa don’t preach, well I got one for ya bitch, it’s called ‘daughter don’t sing’”

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

Never really got into *BLACK SABBATH* but i really like this song though..

[@Guy_de_Loimbard]

This is definitely one of their more offbeat tracks. Supernaut would be my recommended track from this album.

[@delriogw]

They literally say in their intro that they did Supernaut way back.

[@jgsrhythm100]

Supernaught hands down the greasiest funkiest Sabbath tune.

[@Jstraw805]

Under the Sun from Vol. 4 is what you guys need

[@alrivers2297]

For sure and Megalomania from Sabotage

[@bigskyneal784]

Never heard this one before. The organ had a real King Crimson vibe to my ear. I need to hear it in its place on the album.

[@joecali9461]

When I was about 15 I may not have appreciated this tune so much. But being much older I can more easily appreciate the beauty of it. It's an A for me.

[@jillsallade6998]

Absolutely Love this Black Sabbath song.

[@billfisher7597]

Changes. Yeah it was a real change for them to do this. It's great and I love the hollow sound. He sounds like he sang this out in a hallway of the recording studio. Great!

[@CraigKinsey]

After a really crushing heartbreak, this song has just the right amount of nothing (emptiness). A+ song. I'm so glad you both did this song. It adds that little spice of variety to your channel.

[@Frankincensedjb123]

So calming, even the bobbleheads swooned.

[@cabansinleaf8867]

Haunting is the word for this song

[@davshaw5]

Another good one is “Planet Caravan” from the “Paranoid album. Great guitar work and not your typical Sabbath tune.....

[@tembot6363]

Still remember the days listening to this and waking up still dazed and confused !! Haha.......such a trip .

[@MAGA-kv1nj]

"Tonight" (from Ozzy's 'Diary of a Madman' album) is an absolute must-listen... it was a minor hit when it came out, but IMO it's the best song on the album; an up-tempo ballad featuring the legend Randy Rhoads giving a signature performance on lead guitar, with arguably the most lost-in-the-sauce fade-outs you'll ever hear. lol It's a great jam.

[@chrismartin6370]

Sabbath always had ballads on every album. That they were not afraid to do them, and that they did them well is a huge part of their sauciness.

[@markstoudenmire4935]

Dio era: Sign of the Southern Cross. That's really all that need be said.

[@shspurs1342]

Sign of the Southern Cross is an Amazing tune.

[@johndef5075]

Children of the Sea

[@MrAitraining]

Yes. I'll throw in "Falling off the edge of the world" too. One of my fav builds and riffs.

[@peggydill4176]

I liked it!!! A new sound from B. S.

[@cirenosnor5768]

Into The Void...and then there’s Into The avoid. After that you must check out Into The Void

[@viclagina347]

Bedtime Sabbath

[@rodneygriffin7666]

Charles Bradley kills this song.

[@perrygingher111]

Wishbone Ash.....Lou Reed....Captain Beyond....Good Monday Music......

[@markrobbins1878]

Trust me, this is one of those songs where - when you need it -- it is there for you, and you will love it Then. Don't worry.

[@robertlavorna2968]

back in the day i was told that this was a "filler" song....alot of albums had one, cant go 1000mph all the tme!!....but the song does have personal meaning, so i believe it was more than a filler.....it was different and showed some versatility.....nice song!

[@mt9054]

Black Sabbath never entered my life...just the way it played out.... but good you guys are checking them out...👍🏻

[@colecomatt]

Dio - Last in line. A true banger of epic proportions!

[@dexterjankaren]

A soul singer named Charles Bradley, who somewhat recently deceased, sung an excellent cover of this song. Its literally like Otis Redding singing this. Its beautiful.

[@msmbrady6513]

Did not expect this song come up on your channel of all the Sabbath songs to pick from but it's nice to see it get it's due.

[@AndrewLykins44]

Charles Bradley does a cover of this and is one of the most moving videos you’ll ever watch!

[@cazgerald9471]

*_Jane's Addiction_* Full album "Nothing's Shocking" Songs: "Ocean Size", "Mountain Song", "Three Days", "Jane Says", "Stop", "Idiots Rule"

[@johndef5075]

Megalomania should be on the list. Laguna Sunrise is another mellow one also.

[@victhedude417]

Of ALL the great Sabbath songs to reccomend listening to someone suggested this??? Good gawd! Maybe follow up with some crankin' Air Supply!!! 🤟😂🤣

[@lisamorrison2149]

@Victhedude...Lol.Or maybe Christopher Cross?🤔

[@MrJJandJim]

But it is great! Just because it's not the usual style doesn't mean it's bad. Let me know if I'm misreading your comment, though. I have difficulty telling sarcasm from texts.

[@pmorrison77]

Check out Charles Bradley's cover of this. It's played in the beginning credits of "Big Mouth".

[@mng7096]

Interesting choice. Ian Gillian from deep Purple made an album with Sabbath.

[@oakeysmokey]

off the same Vol.4 album you guys should do Wheels of Confusion. epic epic banger

[@iancunningham5576]

PIANO, MELLOTRON, BASS VOCAL(S). IT'S A DEEP TRACK. FROM AN ALBUM EXPERIENCE.

[@joebrown5120]

Yes...Mob Rules. And Zero the Hero.

[@Drummingvulture]

If I remember correctly, you reacted to their song "Planet Caravan" from 'Paranoid' and loved it. But there was a lot more going on in that song than there is in "Changes". For a similar experience, you could check out "Solitude" from 'Master Of Reality'. It's more ethereal, like "Planet Caravan". As others are saying, "Changes" works best in the context of the full album. But the next Sabbath tune I'd love to see you react to is "Killing Yourself To Live" from 'Sabbath Bloody Sabbath'. Killer riffs in that song. All in all, this was a very enjoyable reaction. Thanks!

[@bodhisattva3774]

Tons of Mellotron on this one.

[@hatsbo1]

Yep, they actually used the mellotron on several of their albums. That would make a good trivia question for Sabbath followers

[@seed_drill7135]

Rick Wakeman was on keys.

[@hatsbo1]

@@seed_drill7135 Speaking of trivia, that's a good one!

[@seed_drill7135]

@@hatsbo1 Whoops, I have to confess, I was mistaken. Wakeman didn't play until Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. That's Iommi on piano. And it was a Geezer lyric, not Bill.

[@De_Futura]

Snowblind also has mellotron. Megalomania also, I think Iommi played it.

[@Shadowrider1872]

Great song to start the week!!🤘🤘🤘

[@m.gideonhoyle409]

Dio era - Sign of the Southern Cross.

[@CousinCreepy]

My favorite from this era is "Over and Over"

[@keithmarus8554]

Oh man- great choice

[@rubicon-oh9km]

Black Sabbath doing their finest Moody Blues impression with the mellotron.

[@mararundell2500]

Love all your reactions. I have to push HELLBOUND TRAIN by Savoy Brown. A little british blues band formed in 1965. They've been around and have paid their dues and this song deserves your reactions!!

[@Wtfumean4511]

Couldn't agree more. Been suggesting Savoy Brown since I subscribed to the channel.