Hip Hop Head Listens to Black Sabbath- War Pigs (REACTION/REVIEW!!!)

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[@kikivon3501]

Bill Ward is the TRUTH!!!!!! The whole truth and NOTHING but the TRUTH!!!

[@sammybeck7794]

So help you GAWD!!!!!!!

[@nancymjohnson]

Too many don’t even think of Bill when thinking of greatest drummers. He is one of them for sure!!

[@megamaniac7402]

"The Swinging Wizard"

[@richardcranium5048]

I'd swear to it in court

[@destinyreelly2974]

It angers me when he’s left off the top 3 drummers of all time list. IMO…Bill Ward, John Bonham and Neil Peart are the 3. We can debate placement. 🤣❤️

[@StrongStyleFiction]

This song turned me into a metalhead when I was fourteen. It will turn anyone into a metalhead.

[@guidosarducci]

I was like 19, but yeah! 💯💯

[@kierstenridgway4634]

I was sixteen, and my fourteen year old neighbor was really into them. I wasn't. It took me a while, but I got here. ❤️✌️

[@kristinboulden7393]

I was 12 my brother gave me his copy of Paranoid. Let me rephrase, I grew up hearing Sabbath & every other rock band, I was prolly the only kid in K-2nd grade who knew album names, songs, band members & lyrics to the songs I liked. I'd heard Sabbath all my life, I came into possession of my 1st Sabbath album at 12!

[@KarlXByrne]

Tru Dat!

[@curtissmith8008]

Explains what is happening in our political world today because of our current stuip leaders in our country righr now

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

You have to see them perform this song live in Paris 1970! It's good that you know what the song is about, now you can focus on them jammin. Bill Ward goes absolutely ballistic on the drums in the vid. Totally insane!! 🤘🏻 And yes to their 1st album. That would be awesome.

[@kimzwolinski9919]

It’s a great performance 😊 Bill killed it. That whole concert is awesome.

[@martinmorris5997]

The Best!

[@doriwiljt]

You have no idea how much joy it brings to me watching young people react to the music I grew up with. Gives me hope for the future for some reason.

[@budhalbr]

I 100% agree on all counts.

[@kristinboulden7393]

I wish everyone did this with all genres of music. Music crosses boundaries, it brings energy, joy, raw power emotion. People from completely different walks of life can unite through a song. I guarantee there's not a woman on the planet who can't relate to Dolly Parton's Jolene, either as the girl imploring Jolene to not do it, or as Jolene. I was in 11th grade when Grand Master Flash's The Message came out. I was in a school for "troubled youth", some units were led by regular women but 2 were led by nuns, my friends and I had Sister listen to this song. When it was over she said I hope everyone who hears it learns from it! One of my black friends said u all(white people) got Jimi (Hendrix) & we (black people) got Tina Marie(white singer/rhythm guitar). Another girl said can't we both have both, yes! I'm an old rock/ hard rock/metal head, and I love these videos!

[@qb1414]

Me too...and not because I think hip hop is bad or because I want to be an "I told you so" to the young dudes, but because they'll be the ones to keep it alive after we're gone.

[@kristinboulden7393]

@The Stranger that's fantastic u got to c Maiden, that alone is monumental, add to it that u got to c them in different countries, it'd take too many words! Is the crowd energy the same all over? I'd imagine it is! Sadly I didn't get to c many bands I wanted too. I often wish Dr Who was real & he'd pick me up in the TARDIS & take me back in time so I could c everything I missed! Rock on!

[@kristinboulden7393]

@The Stranger oh would that I could! If I get the chance, I'll b there! I've seen South American crowds at concerts on videos and they r very passionate! But there's nothing like actually being there, that electric vibe that a crowd really grooving creates is like nothing else! Thanks for replying!

[@ManofSteel80]

Great Sabbath song. The lyrics to this song is deep

[@ManofSteel80]

Other great songs are Paronoid, iron man, Sweet Leaf, Fairies Wear Boots, N.I.B.

[@eumaeus]

Master ship of an anti-war song. Do you hear the blues influence? It's a timeless song!

[@fishtoledo]

I'm glad you didn't watch the video

[@Michael-Philip]

the lyrics were'nt finished when they did this live in 1970 , but the energy was off the chart.

[@sca88]

The 1970 live from Paris video of this song is an absolute must.

[@JB-db4gf]

Tony Iommi is largely responsible for the signature sound of modern heavy metal. When he was young he got his hand caught in some type of machinery and lost the tips of his fingers. He almost gave up playing guitar because he was no longer able to apply enough pressure with his fingers, but luckily he learned how to make special metallic covers for his finger tips he could put on over his mangled nubs, He then had to use very thin strings instead of the normal size. As a result the new "hacksaw edge" sound was born, Which you hear in almost every other metal band since Sabbath.

[@SnoBear626]

I was going to write a blurb about Tony Iommi but J B covered it nicely.

[@MrDeadstu]

Hard to believe the godfather of metal cant feel the strings on half of his fretting hand (middle and ring finger), almost like it was destiny.

[@m.ericwatson968]

...his two middle fingers, smashed in an industrial press, fingertips just, gone...can you even imagine?! Dude just found another way to play guitar and holy hell was raised! Hail the Mighty Sabbath!

[@neillenet291]

I prefer tommy's brother tony iommi

[@JB-db4gf]

@@neillenet291 😀 oops. Talk 2 text got me again.

[@doriwiljt]

Check out the live video performance from Paris 1970

[@mikeb3835]

Bassist Geezer Butler was the main Lyricist for Black Sabbath during the Ozzy years.

[@mikemicrael5749]

Great choice for Sabbath, another deep rabbit hole! Your reaction to 21st Century Schizoid Man suggests that you may like progressive music, so try Pink Floyd, Yes, Genesis and Rush. The best drummer today is Gavin Harrison, whose recent work with King Crimson is a must-see. I highly recommend you watch the live performance of Anesthetize from Porcupine Tree if you love metal. Gavin Harrison will blow you out of your studio. Enjoy your journey through the '60s and '70s!

[@eriktracy8578]

War Pigs is a classical multi-movement orchestral masterpiece. Wagner himself would be headbanging in epic metal approval.

[@diverdown631]

Being a lover of the chronic you have to check out Sabbath's song Sweet leaf!

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

Tony coughing from a hit is prob the most epic thing ever put to vinyl. 💨💨

[@jodimae5793]

Yes! I love the beginning before the music starts. I won't give it away... but, yeah. Sweet Leaf!!! ✌

[@mcddtlc]

Checkout the live version - 1970 - Paris!!! Bill Ward on another level!!!

[@guidosarducci]

THE band that introduced metal to the world...at least to my world. The engineering on this entire album is just ridiculous! Thanks for your reaction, man.

[@CoolCoyote]

do Fairies wear boots next !

[@ManofSteel80]

Ozzy has a lot of great songs when he went solo after Sabbath

[@MrDeadstu]

You should check out the track that named them, "Black Sabbath", first song, first album. The rest of the albums is fire too. I would request "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" the title track from their 5th album. It has one of the heaviest riffs ever recorded.

[@LILJ_303]

@MrDead we did this reaction a few weeks ago and is my favorite black sabbath we have done so far heres a link if you wanna check it ou kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGrWeHd-obp9eq8

[@StacyPadilla-qd2md]

I would love to see your review of the Allman Brothers Band live at the Filmore album. Not as hard rock as much of what you have done so far, but the music is some of the best you will ever hear.

[@doriwiljt]

One of the first albums I owned

[@MrThumbs63]

In Memory of Elizabeth Reed

[@clab5864]

Been on my play list for 50+ years. Lost friends and relatives to Nam. Senseless!

[@emilymartinez6961]

Here's some more suggestions for you; "The Wizard ", "Sweet Leaf","The Void "& "Fairy ware boots",just to mention a few, hope you try them soon 👍

[@benhinds2971]

If you don' love Black Sabbath after hearing this song....you just don't like music. It's got everything you want in it.

[@DrBoneright]

Kick Ass! Thank you for doing an Album Cover video and not that goofy "theatrical" video. Music like this should be heard with no visual distractions. Especially if you want to experience what we did when the record was first released. Album cover and lyrics videos are the way to go! Great job!

[@ryanmccall1666]

can't wait to see your reactions to the first album, fantastic

[@seanbarker4610]

They changed the way Music was played, to me the most influential band of the 70's!

[@axelpenn2131]

The live version 1970 in Paris one of the greatest live performances ever!

[@mik99D]

They were all from Birmingham UK and were school mates, Tony Iomi lost his fingertips in a metal cutter, the day he left to become a musician. Amazing story. Look it up.

[@truther4life]

Great reaction!! Hand Of Doom & Into The Void next please!!

[@echoparklady3170]

JMO BUT STEPPENWOLF hold the title for first heavy metal. Born to be wild. But give a listen to For Ladies Only... AWESOME LP

[@richardworton4597]

Bill Ward is a drumming God

[@StacyPadilla-qd2md]

Keep up the good reactions. Your choices of music so far have been great.

[@ramsestoo]

One of the greatest and most epic songs ever made - sadly still relevant ( Kind of a hymn for Ukraine and humanity )

[@moniqueleroux2198]

Great reaction to a classic a masterpiece.

[@joannparker1977]

Yes, even me who never liked metal. Even though this came out at the same exact time that Zeppelin burst on the scene. Yeah, it took some decades.

[@Gwdihwni327]

Not only is Toni Iommi a guitar legend, he is missing the tops of two fingers on his left hand - the fretboard hand! Every single member of Black Sabbath is a musical genius in their own right. Bill Ward is one of the best drummers that has ever lived, Geezer Butler phenomenal bassist and lyricist. Even Ozzy with his unusual voice sings in tune and sings just as well live as in the studio. Epic band.

[@warren4110]

Being left-handed, his right hand is his fretting hand.

[@sca88]

In 1974 when I was 8 riding bikes with a friend behind a K-Mart, I found two 8-track cassettes of this album 'Paranoid' and 'Sabbath Bloody Sabbath' (their 5th album). After that I was a Sabbath fan and by Jr High I had all their record albums.

[@LILJ_303]

🔥🔥🔥

[@CoolCoyote]

classic blues hard rock 1969 ahead of its time

[@jonathansmith3742]

Fairies Wear Boots is awesome and you gotta believe it.

[@dennisthemenace671]

This song is still so true today , F-in politician's .

[@johnnyb6067]

This entire album took a week to record. Their first album, Black Sabbath, took 12 hours to record.

[@supernaught1963]

Geezer Butler is the lyricist in Sabbath.

[@mojobag01]

When you need a strong opener for your second album... legendary tune.

[@hog7203]

They have a lot of great music. I prefer their early stuff like the tune you just listened to. You'll love the song Fairies Wear Boots when you get to it.

[@abeal5188]

Children of the Grave

[@anntalmadge6733]

Look up Black Sabbath live show in Paris 1970. The whole concert is awesome 💓

[@Grummash]

Everybody comments on how good Ozzy’s voice was when he was a young man… and that’s perfectly right and proper….but too few people recognise the skill and genius of Bill Ward on the drums….outstanding!

[@RobertCook-fs9zz]

13:16 It's Tony I believe not tommy? You should check out LP rainbow rising

[@Grummash]

There are many drummers nowadays that just hide behind a massive drum kit… but since Gene Krupa and Buddy Rich there have been few people who can make music from a small drum kit…Bill Ward was one, and Ian Paice was the other

[@albinoslug678]

Ozzie did not write the lyrics to Black Sabbath's songs. Terence "Geezer" Butler, the bassist wrote almost every lyric that Ozzie sang.

[@jenniferewing4504]

You'll love greatest song of all time - LED ZEPPELIN - Stairway to Heaven

[@mikeg.4211]

TONY NOT TOMMY! Lyrics by Geezer Butler, music by TONY (not Tommy) Iommi, who invented metal.

[@stevegeib9642]

A must-add for your reactions and your playlist ... Ted Nugent - Stranglehold!

[@jeffjones6221]

You have to remember...all the British 60s bands...no matter their sound, all grew up thru WW2 and the nazi bombing of Britain.

[@Prone2Thrill]

New sub on the Sabbath train although Led Zeppelin is my favorite all-time band so here for that as well. BTW it's obvious you're diggin Bill freaking Ward on the drums, one of my top 5 drummers and underrated IMO. You already have heard some of the GOAT in John Bonham but you will eventually hear my 1a drummer as well in Neil Peart from RUSH. #2112 So good! Keep it coming

[@daleleroux9476]

PLEASE check out their live video of this song performed in 1970. Tony is playing guitar with two fake Fingertips! He lost the ends of his fingers in an industrial accident. There's a KZbin video where he talks about losing his fingertips.

[@TheBrian08]

Fuckin’ a

[@greekpapi]

Their first 6 albums and the 2 they did with Dio were truly epic!!! GIve a listen, you wont regret!!!!

[@mitchellmccook4122]

Great show Please listen to Grand Funk Railroad doing Inside Looking Out Live It will one of the best performances you will ever see.

[@johnperez2635]

LIL J. dude listen to faith no more. cover of black. Sabbath war pigs . it's lit. It's a banger. peace be safe jp.

[@markb3186]

listen to FAIRIES WEAR BOOTS it was the last song on their best album and it is unique legendary

[@Ozarkprepper643]

One of the top anti-war songs of the day. The other a year earlier would have been Crosby Stills and Nash doing Wooden Ships. At the time we were living through the Cold War and Vietnam. and the threat of nuclear Annihilation was always on our mind. This song deals with the architects with references to the sheeple. Wooden Ships is the aftermath. I can say after living through that era, and comparing it to today it's much scarier now. Then world leaders understood the consequences. But as laid out in Pink Floyd's Animals album. ( about the book Animal Farm). History repeats and today it is a coalition that actually is pushing for the war with Russia telling the world they will not stop until Russia has been completely demolished. That is hardly talk of peace. But as Ozzy said "poisoning their brain washed Minds." The black and blue concert, Black Sabbath Blue Oyster Cult and Molly Hatchet was the second loudest concert ever attended. Second only to Pink Floyd at the same stadium. it turned out the black and blue concert was a twofer. Black Sabbath the last perform was close to finished when we were hit by a monsoon with 80 mph winds. As equipment was flying in speaker walls falling, the mass Stampede for cover was scary to watch from under our tarps. As natives we were prepared. Likely before anyone even could exit they were announcing on the loudspeakers to keep your tickets stubs they're coming back to do it again for free. Got to admire fan dedication from those bands. ✌️ 🤠🐂🏞️

[@Jessedog11]

some things Never change- WAR!!! enough already, we need peace! Nice reaction.

[@terriertz5134]

Bill Ward is beating those drums like they owe him $$$$.🤣🤣🤣

[@titus2120]

Thank you for listening to and apppreciating this music. I turned 72 yesterday and have being going back through my collection. This was one of the greats for my time right after coming home from VietNam. A lot if good Texas smoke, too. Glad to hear them being appreciated…

[@danbaldwin9511]

Epic!

[@mattjohn4731]

The Paranoid album was supposed to be called War Pigs. But their record label in USA said No bcuz Vietnam!!!

[@margieclissold3126]

Real Music there, sorry, just found you. I miss our old guys from back in the day. Enjoy

[@Databyter]

You have to see the animated video that goes with this song on youtube. OMG, powerful and full of symbolism that applies as much or more today than it did back then

[@daleleroux9476]

This is from the days when a band dared to make a statement about the dangers of their time. The Vietnam War was the beginning of when the news showed real-time footage of the killing to American TV news viewers. Sabbath was so different from anyone else and so powerful. We used to play this before heading outside to play football!

[@johnnieangel99]

Remember, these guys grew up during the early days of WWII. When Germany was bombing their city regularly.

[@cydrych]

This song is more relevant today than it has ever been. When you have multiple countries using the people of another country fighting a proxy war on their behalf. It’s disgusting what is happening.

[@timhmetal3499]

Gotta do the original live. Wanna see someone beat the drums like they owed him money.... \m/

[@Frankdispensa]

U should do paranoid or iron man. Black Sabbath's best songs

[@Dr.Atomic]

Hand of Doom form the Paranoid album is a MUST.....................

[@rickkennedy825]

You want some followers go down the Tom McDonald rabbit hole

[@Eurynomea]

Live in Paris is the one you really need to react to. The studio version is weak in comparison.

[@rogercaruso9337]

Yo bro you need to check out the live version of this fantastic you'll be very surprised

[@cherylhurst7093]

I used to think this song was evil but it is really talking about the evil that was going on with the Vietnam wars and wars in general and how the generals sit back and make the moves on the maps while the troops out in the field get killed.

[@andrewgarin2486]

Go with it bro!...New subscriber here and enjoy 😉

[@christypriest30]

I know it’s saying a lot considering how much music is out there but for me this is one of the best songs ever made

[@Andytheashton]

Ozzy Osbourne’s ultimate influence was the Beatles

[@frankieshankly5368]

Remember putting this one on the record player for the first time

[@raymiehershey1430]

Tony lost the tips of his fingers at his factory job so he tapes finger tips on his fretting hand to play.

[@timoteo950]

I like the live version better because the drums were heavier.

[@Joseph-be3tv]

Thumbs up every time I see you reviewing music

[@princeofpcos9804]

Up there for GOAT metal song

[@bruceheckerman7343]

Bro, Now watch it with the video. It's dope.

[@johnlehtinen1918]

Pretty good 52yr old music!! I can promise you in 1970 we weren't saying how good music was in the back in the 1920s.

[@davidbordonaro1631]

beautifully said !

[@geneaikenii1092]

got ahold of some rock and roll gold, there, brother

[@tralph40]

Their 3rd album Master Of Reality is arguably the heaviest. Those bass-heavy growls still hit me hard. That record is 🔥

[@KevinQ1989]

Vol.4 too.

[@johncrawford4302]

always have the lyrics sabbath always has a message or a warning of sorts

[@jenniferewing4504]

A good Ozzy songs - momma I'm coming home.

[@patrickkaltner8554]

The Wizard is their best song...eerie

[@StrongStyleFiction]

The interesting thing about Sabbath is they are a deeply Catholic band and as you move through their catalogue, you'll see how that paints their composition and lyrics. Also, Tony Iommi cut the tips off two fingers of his fret hand the day he quit work to do Sabbath full time in a metal pressing accident. So he is playing with two plastic caps on two of his fingers during those epic solos. Their first three albums are heavily blues based. They invented heavy metal. Doom metal. And groove metal.

[@kd8199]

The first heavy metal acts are considered to be Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and Deep Purple, often referred to as the “unholy trinity”. Led Zeppelin released their self-titled debut in 1969, while Black Sabbath and Deep Purple put out influential records in 1970.

[@kikivon3501]

The song “ After Forever” was in response to them being called a satanic band.

[@StrongStyleFiction]

@@kikivon3501 One of their most underrated riffs in my opinion. I love that song.

[@jeffdempsey6478]

First album is 'sick' 🤪🤪

[@ledzep331]

Welcome to Black Sabbath

[@johnshannon9656]

This is a Christian poem.