First Time Hearing Black Sabbath - When Death Calls (Reaction!!)

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[@munkeeBraynStoo]

Welcome to the Machine by Pink Floyd is beyond amazing!!! Planet Caravan by Black Sabbath is awesome, and Pantera's version is explosive

[@deniscanuel1]

"You would have to be a good singer to cover this song". Well, will you look at this... kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5S4ZGuahrN4ga8

[@RltchieI]

Lest we forget the late great Cozy Powell on the drums. His live performances of this song were stellar!

[@michaelbarrett7664]

It's one of the greatest metal songs ever recorded!

[@doomprogger6345]

Tony is such an underrated singer! Love his vocals. Sabbath back in the late 80s, early 90s were fantastic. Totally underrated! Headless Cross is an absolutely amazing album.

[@caljerm]

This is easily one of the top 10 vocal performances in the Black Sabbath discography. There are a handful of Sabbath tunes that give me goosebumps every time I hear them and this is one of them

[@SabFANationalAcrobat]

I love all the eras of Black Sabbath but the Tony Martin period is criminally underrated.

[@meathead01]

The song Nightwing off this album is my absolute favorite. Haunting and ethereal.

[@ghar7578]

This is the top record of Black Sabbath on my list, the very very best. This is how heavy metal should sound, this record is the definition of heavy metal master piece.

[@lichtregen777]

Guitar Solo by Mr. Brian May from Queen! Tony Iommi and Brian May are very good friends.

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

Not Ozzy. Not Dio. That is the immortal Tony Martin. I saw them live in 1994-Motorhead opened. Amazing doesn't cover it. Thanks for the pickup, lad.

[@desynchonosisdragon9108]

I caught the Headless Cross tour. Saw them in a venue with only 600 people. It was amazing.

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

@@desynchonosisdragon9108 Good job! I bet that was a show!

[@neillenet291]

tony martin never gets the credit he deserves

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

I understand Iommi is putting together a box set of Martin's material. I'll be first in line.@@neillenet291

[@JeanAlainXavier-ze9jc]

Tony Martin deserves much more credit

[@mw6901]

Sabbath had numerous singers. The Tony Martin era is my personal favourite.

[@JeanAlainXavier-ze9jc]

Same

[@iraqired]

Me 2! The new Remastered collection is exceptional!

[@joeallegra556]

Polo you are absolutely correct! The Tony Martin era of Black Sabbath is incredible.

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

P.S. And thanks to Sir Dr. May for the blistering solo.

[@diamond20able]

Great to see Tony get the love respect he deserves my fav sabbath singer.😊

[@bookhouseboy280]

By the late '80s everyone had pretty much given up on Black Sabbath ... So it was actually quite a shock to anyone still paying attention when no-name vocalist Tony Martin outperformed a string of higher-profile predecessors with his contributions to Sabbath's unexpected 1987 return to form, The Eternal Idol, then pulled off the even more remarkable feat of being invited back for a second go-round via 1989's equally satisfying Headless Cross ... This includes morbid monster-pieces such as "Kill in the Spirit World" and "Call of the Wild," which quake with simply massive power chords yet still manage to flow seamlessly into slightly more upbeat radio-friendly numbers like "Devil and Daughter" and "Black Moon." Likewise, whereas "When Death Calls" is surely one of Iommi's most spine-chilling compositions ever in terms of sheer malevolent force, the equally bewitching "Nightwing" flips the coin entirely with its delicate acoustic guitars and (dare it be said) highly romantic lyrics. In short, for those wise enough to appreciate Black Sabbath's discography beyond the Osbourne and Dio essentials, there can be no better place to start than Headless Cross or its worthy predecessor, The Eternal Idol. - excerpted from AllMusic

[@sergiodavila5269]

I feel that! I’ve always dug the Tony Martin more than the Ozzy or Dio eras….more sinister stuff & yes, When Death Calls sounds so spine chilling 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@JeanAlainXavier-ze9jc]

Yeah, first time Heard Headless cross, first time Tony Martin was shocked by the quality of this album

[@erikthompson619]

Whoa. You are truly a kindred spirit, bro. You nailed it 100 %.

[@sergiodavila5269]

AMIGO!!!! This era of Sabbath was under appreciated & underrated…Tony Martin had some of the most drama free years with Sabbath….plus this album “Headless Cross” is one of their best!!! Ozzy, Dio, Gillan & Hughes were awesome bro, but Tony has such a cinematic, full & sinister voice. He was great for Sabbath & a lot of the time, I pull this album & anything Tony Martin is on before I go to Dio or Ozzy Sabbath albums….try reacting to the song Headless Cross, Devil & Daughter to start off…to go deeper, go to the album “TYR” & check out The Sabbath Stones, Valhalla, Jerusalem & Feels Good to Me…for further Martin-led Sabbath albums, check out Eternal Idol, Cross Purposes & Forbidden….it’s a great rabbit hole to go down bro 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@robrichardson7079]

I thought I was seeing things... Polo reacting to When Death Calls? Fantastic - reacting to Tony Martin-era Black Sabbath is the kind of thing that sets you apart from most reactors.

[@3angel6of9death]

Amazing Tony Martin!!! Hail Black Sabbath, that was a studio versión!!!

[@Ivolzz]

Oh wow! A Tony Martin era Sabbath reaction? Yeah you just won a subscriber. This comment section is going to be filled with dorks who think Black Sabbath without Ozzy is not the ‘real’ band…but this entire album (Headless Cross) and the next one (TYR) are absolute masterpieces of doom metal. Took way too long but people are finally coming around to how good a singer Tony Martin is. Great reaction.

[@ScottyKirk1]

This whole album is great. 👍 Headless Cross is my favorite of the Tony Martin era, but they're all great. Thanks for giving this a spin. Brings back some great memories of driving back and forth to college with this CD. During a time when metal music was put on the back burner due to the surge of grunge. 🤘 Keep em coming brother!

[@aaronmcmahon7462]

Tony Martin is still performing today. He appears with a lot of other artists such as Dario Mollo, Empire, Rondinelli, Black Widow, etc. He also has solo albums- the most recent - Thorns is great.

[@panosdeligiannis3726]

Black Sabbath the best heavy metal band ever...

[@caljerm]

"This is bad ass" Damn right it is 👍👍

[@iraqired]

Headless Cross was one of my first albums that helped me discover Sabbath and one of the rare albums that I listen to from beginning to end without skipping a song, add to that WASP - Crimson Idol and GNR - Appetite for Destruction.

[@starburstppl]

Tony Martin's vocals are insane!! My favorite eras of Sabbath are with Tony Martin and Ronnie James Dio!! Try the song "Bible Black" with Dio. It's badass!! 🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@Grandmastergav86]

Never forget that awesome solo is from the one and only, Brian May. I love all of Tony Martin's albums with Sabbath, he's done some great solo work and his most recent album (Thorns) was superb.

[@v_georgiev]

Brian May from Queen plays the solo

[@MikeGraceJediDad]

Sabbath had several simgers, Polo. Ozzy, Ronnie James Dio, and I am positive that is Tony Martin. They also shared the stage with Ian Gillian (also of Deep Purple), Ron Keel, Glenn Hughes, Ray Gillen, Dave Walker, and David Donato

[@antoniocarlin5026]

and dont forget Rob Halford...TWICE!!

[@stevenlornie1261]

+1 for the Headless Cross. A Fantastic album that has been ignored by record labels and fans for years.

[@Ivolzz]

Polo, all the Tony Martin albums were JUST released with gorgeously well done remasters and in the case of Forbidden a remix. They’re all on the streaming platforms…if there is a time to dive into more amazing Black Sabbath songs with Tony Martin singing THIS is that time. Personal request? Odin’s Court/Valhalla from the TYR album (yes, one song just goes with the other)

[@jasonrichardson1208]

I seriously can't tell you how happy it makes me for you to hype this era of Black Sabbath!! I've loved every incarnation of Sabbath, and it always puzzles me that very few people recognize the greatness of Tony Martin's voice. While I will admit that the only original member of Sabbath that remained during this album was guitarist Tony Iommi, it was still brilliant. Perhaps the best music from this 90's era Sabbath was the album CROSS PURPOSES. Original bassist Geezer Butler played on the album and it is superb! Tony Martin never got his due credit....and that's a damn shame. 🤔

[@mikeg.4211]

Great job! I loved it! This was an excellent suggestion! This is the great and underrated Tony Martin on vocals. Tony Martin was actually the Black Sabbath singer with the second longest tenure after Ozzy Osbourne. A real powerhouse vocalist. Of course, the usual fantastic riff by the great Tony Iommi on lead guitar. The first solo was actually played by invitation by Tony Iommi's long time great friend, Brian May of Queen.

[@marktalmadge2932]

The band always incredible

[@mikeg.4211]

@@marktalmadge2932 😊👍🤟

[@jamieburgess1460]

I won't cry for you is one hell of a song.

[@BrianSherman-TheTVGod]

All era's of Black Sabbath are worthy, and the Tony Martin era is the most overlooked. Check out the tunes The Sabbath Stones, Cross of Thorns and Back To Eden. This is the only song where Tony Iommi passed the guitar over to his good friend, Brian May (Queen) for the lead guitar.

[@trifokker]

love this. I like Kill in the Spirit World even more. same album

[@thantrus]

Brian May of Queen was a guest guitarist for this song. He really brought it. This is my favorite song out of the Headless Cross album. I'm glad you liked it too!

[@red3994]

Tony Motherfuckin’ Martin right there, Sabbath’s best singer that they ever had besides Glenn Hughes and Dio. Well seasoned singer with his respectable record of 5 albums under his belt with Sabbath and a plethora of solo work that’s just as amazing such as The Cage with Dario Mollo and or his solo album Scream. My favorite album of his has to be TYR from Black Sabbath since that is the best lineup that band has seen with Martin at the helm, the haunting force of Cozy Powell on drums, the iconic glue of the band Tony Iommi and the admirable glory of Neil Murray. I cannot recommend that album enough for how much it offers from the beginning to end.

[@ripergrimm5910]

awesome voice

[@fixxxer6663]

Strongly recommend cover for this song done by band Sorcerer, still one of the best songs ever 🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@jiminboo]

Tony Martin is an amazing and quite underrated vocalist. Also, this track is just beautiful, the guitar solo is done by Queen’s Brian May for gods sake. Just chef’s kiss 😘👌 Headless Cross and Tyr are just on constant rotation for me.

[@lucyferina]

"You have to be one hell of a singer to cover that song" Yes, yes you would, I haven't looked but I don't think I have seen anyone attempting it. funny when this came out in the 90s I was able to reach a lot of those notes, of course I am NOT a singer but we (my friends and I loved this album and tried to sing it as close to him as possible), he is one of a kind in my book.

[@masediggity]

There's definitely fewer songs from the Tony Martin era of Sabbath that are considered as good as the classics, but this is one of em. If you wanted to try another song from the Tony Martin era, Anno Mundi from the Tyr album is really great. Dude just sings his ass off. Anno Mundi has a pretty cool swagger to it. And the chorus is just sung expertly. And this is coming from someone who didn't like this era of the band for a long time, but no denying Tony Martin is far more of an elite singer than people give him credit for. Could also try Law Maker from Tyr as well. Great choice for this video. Rant over now haha.

[@Grandmastergav86]

Depends who you talk to - I love 90% of his stuff with Sabbath.

[@masediggity]

@@Grandmastergav86 I definitely get it, but some of the stuff just doesn't feel like it has the same magic as the other eras. Idk if it's just the songs needing remastered or what it is, but just feels like they lack the same depth.

[@deemariedubois4916]

Like you I was never into metal but it’s strange as I have aged-my dad used to ask me, you know what is good about getting old…every time I would fall for it, no what…he would reply, not one damn thing…lol, wish he were still here so I could tell him expanding your music is a good thing about getting old-I have listen to new music and been drawn into genres I never bothered with previously. I have an appreciation for so many artists now. Thanks…

[@csphoenix9]

Tony is Black Sabbath's fifth singer and second longest as singer

[@christiangramg_hifi]

and their best singer.

[@oachkatzlschwoaf01]

Just for information, the guitar solo from this song was played by Sir Brian May

[@woltanhart]

Hey Bro!! Dying for Love- Black Sabbath

[@junianius]

Kinda surprised, after watching a sleep token reac, then a deftones, then scrolling through your catalog and not seeing incubus. I think you would like some of their softer stuff like aqueous transmission. You might also like the voices of Marcus Bridge from Northlane and Marcus Vic of Invent Animate. Specifically “without a whisper” - Invent animate, and “sleepless” - northlane.

[@besloky930]

SNOWBLIND SNOWBLIND

[@desynchonosisdragon9108]

TONY "THE CAT" MARTIN!!! SUNG THEM ALL!!

[@StacyArangael-cz1jr]

Interesting fact with this particular track is that Iommi invited his close friend Brian May guitarist from Queen to provide the guitar solo,which really suited the song.

[@FloridaRocks]

🤘 Tony Iommi 🤘

[@franksullivan1873]

Power rock...I love it,I gotta bring my Viking swagger,lol.Where’s my axe?

[@Aymungoos]

Black moon is another great song off the same album

[@joaofranciscopintolucas]

Amazing!!

[@desynchonosisdragon9108]

It was 1989, that's as good as the audio gets.

[@sumonjamal1653]

Wow, u actually went for an obscure classic from the post-Ozzy Black Sabbath! Yeah, those later record should be given props... despite not being the original Black Sabbath. The singer Tony 'Cat' Martin is a phenomenal vocalist who delivered some stellar songs w/ Tony Iommi (guitar) from 1987 to 1995 (Ronnie James Dio did return for the 1992 album 'Dehumanizer' before bailing again in 1993)... After Ozzy Osbourne was fired in 1979, the game was on in 1980 to see who would do better - Ozzy solo... or Black Sabbath (post Ozzy) It's fair to say Ozzy Osbourne won that race by 1984, selling 2 - 3 times more records and selling out concerts worldwide. the original Black Sabbath (Ozzy, Iommi, Butler & Ward) reunited in 1985 for a Live Aid charity set, but legal fights between managers and agents seemingly made it impossible to go forward... In 1986, Tony Iommi (guitar) finished a solo album 'Seventh Star' w/ his pick of stellar musicians - Eric Singer (drums), Dave 'The Beast' Spitz (bass) and Sabbath keyboardist (the late) Geoff Nicholls... former Deep Purple bassist/ vocalist Glenn Hughes did the vocals. However, under pressure from Warner Bros. records, Iommi released it as Black Sabbath feat. Tony Iommi... Unfortunately, Glenn Hughes was struggling w/ drugs and alcohol and couldn't perform live... he was sacked (Iommi did work w/ Glenn Hughes on solo albums years later) ... (the late) Ray Gillen joined Sabbath on vocals, but poor tickets sales scrapped the tour soon after... Iommi began recording another Sabbath album 'Eternal idol' w/ Ray Gillen on vocals, but eventually sacked the singer and opted to re-record vocals w/ vocalist Tony 'Cat' Martin and released 'Eternal idol' in late 1987, but sales were not better. Warner Bros. dropped Iommi's Sabbath. Ray Gillen would form the band Badlands and released 2 stellar hard rock albums 'Badlands' (1989) w/ Eric Singer on drums... and 'Voodoo Highway' (1991)... Eric Singer joined Kiss on drums in 1992 after the death of their longtime drummer Eric Carr in 1991. Ray Gillen passed away from AIDS in 1993. Black Sabbath (w/ singer 'Cat' Martin) released this 1989 album 'Headless Cross' and a 1990 album 'Tyr' w/ (late) drummer Cozy Powell, but fans were not interested... When the reunion w/ Ronnie James Dio fell apart in 1993, 'Cat' Martin returned on vocals for the album 'Cross purposes' in 1994 and 'Forbidden' in 1995... but Sabbath were literally playing clubs in 1996. Thankfully, Ozzy and Geezer Butler (bass) reunited w/ Black Sabbath in 1997 to tour for Ozzfest '97... Bill Ward (drums) rejoined soon after. Cozy Powell (drums) passed away in a motorbike accident in 1998... his legendary drums can be heard on numerous records by Rainbow, Cinderella, and Yngwie Malmsteen. Singer Tony Martin has released solo records... his latest being 'Thorns' in 2022... Tony Iommi said a collection of the Sabbath albums w/ Tony Martin on vocals will be released in 2023.

[@ilyalead4blade897]

also if I'm not mistaken it's Geoff Nichols doing those great backing vocals

[@erikthompson619]

Absolutely correct. Another secret weapon of Black Sabbath's that gets nowhere near the credit he deserves.

[@stevemountz8344]

My favorite Tony Martin Sabbath song is " Feels Good to Me"

[@RltchieI]

He was superb singing that live

[@charlesmauro5905]

That actually sounds like Dio. Anyway, the first time I heard Black Sabbath I was 13 years old. And the album I heard was Paranoid. If I'm not mistaken, I think that was his second album. And after I heard it, I went out and bought it. Say what you want about Ozzy and Black Sabbath, and a lot has been said. But when it came to music, he was always at the top of his game! And thank God for his wonderful wife. I believe she is a large part of the reason for Ozzy's longevity. God bless them both. And thanks so much for all the great music!

[@MikeGraceJediDad]

Nah. That’s either Tony or Hughes. Not enough chest voice or growl for Ronnie.

[@MikeGraceJediDad]

Just checked my CD. It's on Headless Cross, so yes that's Tony.

[@judetafoya9597]

This singer's name is Tony Martin he did four or five records with Black Sabbath all his stuff is overcooked and overshadowed by Ozzy and Ronnie James Dio he does hold his own not all of these albums are great but there are some great songs in there and he is a badass singer you really should check out more from this era like headless cross devil and daughter and Nightwing

[@charlesmauro5905]

@@MikeGraceJediDad I knew it wasn't Ozzy, but I thought it sounded an awful lot like Dio. Thanks for the heads up.

[@marktalmadge2932]

You're pretty damn good love your young open mind.

[@dougjohnson3987]

You're right, this is Dio, not Ozzy. Each has his own appeal. Sabbath also had other vocalists, even Glenn Hughes (formerly of Deep Purple "Mk.III" on bass/vocals). Ozzy was on everything from the start thru Never Say Die. Dio did 2 studio albums and a live album, then Ian Gillan from Deep Purple Mk.II did the album Born Again (which IMO is the heaviest of the Sabbath studio albums). The mixture continues with various vocalists, including Dio and Ozzy rejoining at times. After a longer period with Dio as the group "Heaven and Hell", Ozzy rejoined for their last studio album "13" and supporting tour. Dio's career has many of the same changes from group to group to solo. There is a lot of "pass around" in rock, with players moving from group to group. Much of that is caused by the nature of the industry in that most players are "Hired Guns", players who are only hired to fill a role in a solo artist's band or in another band who needed a singer, drummer, etc. That is why you will see them performing with different bands on tour. They get paid per gig, per tour, or per performance doing a bit for a studio album. There are several excellent movies about these players: 1. Hitsville USA - The making of the Motown sound 2. The Wrecking Crew - The L.A. studio musicians set who performed on most big hits of the 50s-70s 3. Muscle Shoals - Muscle Shoals, Alabama studio that provided the brass sections for so many hits 4. Hired Guns - The current breed of rock/metal musicians for hire, including the drummer for most of Billy Joel's early career, but as a hired gun, not a band member 5. Classic Albums - Most of the "Classic Albums" video series touches on the subject of Hired Guns at various points Finally, Steve Lukather was a strange example. He was both a Hired Gun and a band member, mostly at the same time. Steve came up as the members of The Wrecking Crew were retiring, and the newer, heavier rock was taking over. His high school friend Mike Porcaro had an older brother Jeff, who played drums as a studio musician and often played with Steely Dan. So he grew up, taught himself guitar, and joined that era of studio musicians. In the late 70s a few of them formed the band Toto, which saw major hits on radio and MTV airplay, including Africa, Rosanna, and Hold the Line. Lukather also did all the guitar work for Michael Jackson's Thriller album except for the famous 30-second solo by Eddie Van Halen for the song "Beat It". Luke has a great book and even reads/recites the audiobook himself, which makes it an excellent way to learn about all this from the mouth of the guy who actually did it all.

[@jarkkokyntaja4073]

Black Sabbath is good from the very first album to the last. But, if I have to choose two of my favorites, I´d say Heaven & Hell with Dio on vocals and Headless Cross with Tony Martin. Tony Martin fronted a couple of wonderful albums for Sabbath, it´s different kind of Sabbath, but very, very good and enjoyable.

[@rynlew]

Check out “The Funeral” by Band of Horses

[@randymouser3816]

You should totally check out Simple Man by Lynard Skynyrd. Or even Jonny Cash's cover of Hurt.

[@mistreated]

Cozy!

[@csphoenix9]

Brian May is playing the solo

[@peoplesmedicinedrum9916]

Hope you return to the Black Sabbath and Ozzy train soon. Iron Man is a great Black Sabbath tune you have not reacted to yet. As far as Ozzy and his solo career, there is much to go through. Songs such as Flying High Again, Dreamer, No More Tears, Mama I'm Coming Home. That is some of the 80s Ozzy. Get into the 2020s Ozzy with songs like Under the Graveyard, Ordinary Man, One of Those Days, Dead and Gone, God Only Knows. So much to get into when it comes to an icon like Ozzy.

[@derekprice9076]

Fairies wear boots, should be your next sabbath listen

[@StaceFaceKilluh36]

I know you probably get a ton of recommendations but I highly recommend checking out the band Plasmatics. Songs I highly recommend are sex junkie, a pig is a pig, or butcher baby. BEST stage performance!!

[@vickinappier1009]

You gotta listen to ELO Mr Bluesky

[@desynchonosisdragon9108]

Polo, there's not a bad song on this album. I promise perpetual stank face!

[@violetfemme411]

Have you reacted to Queensryche yet?

[@lindasalaki9404]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@VictorGalarza-ok5jq]

I consider myself a metal head but I recently discovered old hip hop and I feel identified with its powerful lyrics💪💪💪

[@Chris.Davis.2]

NIB, fairies wear boots.

[@eduardofish1972]

A Sharon não esposa do Ozzy e dona do nome Black sabbath, apagou a carreira do Tony Marty no Black sabbath porque ela sabe que os melhores álbuns são com o Tony e Ozzy não canta a metade que Tony canta

[@davids9344]

What happened to “Toolsday”

[@snobear41]

Polo, I know you're a man who enjoys a good laugh. Imagine, you are a fly on the wall when Gavin Newsom learns his ex wife is marrying a TRUMP! Tyler

[@MrGmonkeywillruleyou]

Probably the worst Black Sabbath song I ever heard

[@jackpualder1522]

Not my cup of tea. Not even much of a Dio BS fan either

[@adamhenton6221]

This is kinda the worst Sabbath era ever. Not sure why this was recommended

[@stevenlornie1261]

lol the worst, really? Go away fan boy.

[@circulation69]

Nice one for reacting to some Tony Martin era Black Sabbath. Yes, he still is one hell of a singer, released a critically acclaimed solo album last year and he's also recently been working with Dutch Prog Maestro Arjen Lucasson. Check out Nightwing, which is also off this Sabbath album, and you might also want to check out "Zero the Hero" from the Ian Gillan Sabbath era. Keep up the great work 😊

[@jamieburgess1460]

Sounds a little bit like Savatage Edge of thorns.

[@wesw6840]

The singer is Ronnie James Dio....Dio LEGENDARY

[@Duke_2373]

Its Tony Martin

[@wesw6840]

@Parsons I'm pretty frickin shocked 😲 😯 😮 kinda speechless...sounded great and a hell of a lot like Dio...what album did dude sing on ????

[@wesw6840]

Just when ya think ya no stuff...phfffft

[@darkmarv8045]

@@wesw6840 Tony Martin sung in 5 albums with Black Sabbath, The Eternal Idol (pretty good), Headless Cross (amazing), TYR (epic and amazing), Cross Purposes (good) and Forbidden (mediocre). You should listen to all the Sabbath albums with him except maybe for Forbidden, he is an amazing underrated singer.

[@wesw6840]

This had to be during the Years I was diving deeper into METAL and drugs lol...kinda wrote SABBATH off till thay came back with born again with Ian 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 ...but yea dude sounds amazing. I'll go back ta do some investigating....Thanks man 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@wesw6840]

Did is amazing AF....but BLACK SABBATH is OZZY OSBORNE 💯 IMO. ...not to take anything away from Dio .thay had to replace OZZY with someone great

[@erikthompson619]

Black Sabbath is Tony Iommi. Wherever he goes, he takes Black Sabbath with him. Simple as that. And every REAL Black Sabbath fan knows this.