Metallica inducts Black Sabbath Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions 2006

Metallica inducts Black Sabbath Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions 2006
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[@JasonVoorheeTalkShow]

“On any given day, the heavy genre might as well be subtitled music derivative of Black Sabbath” truest words ever spoken

[@neilbeaton9498]

After Deep Purple, Yes, Judas Priest, UFO, Scorpions, Thin Lizzy and Iron Maiden. But knowing the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, they're probably gonna induct the fuckin Backstreet Boys before Slayer

[@liammcnicholas918]

DP and Yes are in now.

[@rustlerv6549]

ITS FUCKING SLAYER AND THEYRE RETIRING NOW REEEE

[@enikkss]

lets not even talk about Mötorhead..

[@Mr.Truxton]

The fact that Judas Priest still isn't in there.... It's disgusting.

[@themetalkid9864]

You Know the RARHOF suck when Green Day is but Maiden and Priest aren't

[@NikhilPatil-ul4mk]

Black Sabbath should have been inducted around 1995 (around the time Led Zep were inducted). Really late to induct them now. It's almost like an insult to them.

[@danielaldana818]

Ditto. Nirvana didn't even invent grunge, but they get treated as if they did. Black Sabbath created heavy metal.

[@keithfreeland7638]

ERIC GIBSON They didn't do anything the Ramones hadn't already done. The Ramones were just to early for recognition.

[@sheldonbenton5278]

they didnt invent grunge, they were treated well because they wrote great music and changed the whole too music. there is alot more to why they were inducted than being a grunge band.

[@sarthaksingh5804]

yeah

[@flacidhouse350]

Led Zeppelin did more to create heavy metal.

[@Animelloveer]

James always gets me every time. Such an infinite well of emotion.

[@fredriksvard2603]

James Hetfield yes

[@maureenwagg5305]

Lars said it. Without Black Sabbath there would be no heavy metal. They put the heavy doom filled sound into a perfect storm of blues and rock. It kicked my ass. I was mind blown. I am still in awe of them. Well said Lars. Well said.

[@LadyFairChildVideo]

i don't know, Judas priest would've developed anyway. it would've jusdt been about a 3 year delay.

[@eihtballjnky]

Maybe but Rob Halford was a huge Black Sabbath fan before Priest so like Lars said any metal or hard rock band can trace that back to Black Sabbath

[@maureenwagg5305]

@@LadyFairChildVideo Yeah, probably but I can't imagine life without Sabbath.

[@Annihilation_0f_The_Wicked9066]

@@LadyFairChildVideo Judas would have sounded like a Zeppelin/Purple mix. Without Sabbath there would be no metal. Also Halford said it himself

[@Pringlemate]

James Hetfield crying is the manliest thing I've ever seen.

[@Amalekites]

@Jack Walsh Bang!

[@standardtuning4guitars423]

youre trying too hard.

[@jackwalsh7956]

Gay

[@JasonVoorheeTalkShow]

I love hearing how much sabbath meant to him. Music is humanity’s greatest gift.

[@sentientmlem727]

@@jackwalsh7956 douche

[@dawnwelch6579]

This is my first time watching this speech - Hetfield choking up really grabbed me hardcore...incredible!

[@geekrockrats]

Stage fright isn't something I ever thought I'd see James exhibit. Not the guy who regularly yells "we came here to kick your ass,repeat after me,DIE DIE DIE". It's weird to see him being shy

[@jpbourdon2671]

If you were a huge Sabbath fan from childhood and were asked to induct your musical idols into the RRHOF(which really is a huge joke if you're a long time metal fan)you'd be humble and get misty eyed too.As James said Sabbath made a nine year old boy break out of his shell.

[@nvil82395]

it's not stage fright... he was choked up from talking about his childhood

[@markhilton1754]

Why's everyone offhand with Lars? Jesus! He worships Black Sabbath. What a glittering speech from both.

[@KamalTalukderCaptainNemo]

+Mark Hilton Yeah! why he shouldn't? after all its 'Heavy Metal' Religion!

[@MetalD1111]

I don't like Lars but he has respect for black sabbath he did a great speech here

[@richdawkins4453]

people think he's not good/he's lame at playing drums people think they're better at playing drums than lars

[@enki2958]

Lars Ulrich may not be as good as Mike Portnoy. But he doesn't need to be better for the music Metallica makes.

[@REAPERX1349]

YOU FUCKING SAID IT DUDE!!!!! FUCK YEAH!! LARS FOREVER!!!!

[@jorgearanda8129]

08:31 The Mighty James Hetfield holding tears and being a kid again, talking about the Masters...my respects.

[@mikebelmont84]

Was James about to cry? his voice was cracking while remembering his youth, or at least I think so

[@pruneda95]

where is your tortilla and your little bicicleta?

[@whitefang238]

@@pruneda95 where is the rest of your Spanish? Funny how you must be intellectually and culturally limited if that is all you can muster and with such an empty life that you felt the need to get sth out of trying to attack strangers on the internet, who most likely are able to speak fluently more than a single language and reply do racist ur dhurs with more than 'murica, guns and burguers ;)

[@pruneda95]

@@whitefang238 desenchilame el cuaresmeño

[@_swmc8_613]

pruneda95 please stop being a douche. Thanks 😊

[@blockminer7491]

pruneda95. There he is officer, there’s the guy who has no life...

[@JordanLake25]

The only time you saw the most savage, powerful, figure in metal get emotional was when he was referencing Sabbath's riffs.

[@CHlEFFIN]

J Stone I absolutely love this, my friend. As did I. Long live HEAVY METAL.

[@crusheverything4449]

Didn’t see Hulkbuster iron Man. I’ll have to watch again.

[@fredriksvard2603]

J Stone hes been pretty emotional when playing bleeding me, fade to black etc

[@FrankensteinDC]

James is a poet, a headbanging, foul mouthed, ass kicking, gentle soul, lol YEAHHHH

[@Zennofobic]

Lars got Bruce Dickenson's back. NO EGGS SHARON. Up the IRONS.

[@32cactusking]

Up The Irons!

[@morningstar3188]

I love Iron Maiden but Bruce is a dick lol. This is known. Dude has legendary pipes, especially after having throat cancer, but he does have a history of being a Douche sometimes lol. I guess you could probably say that about most people though.

[@raymontoya4311]

@@morningstar3188 I agree most are full of themselves however disrespect in any form is not cool speaking bad on ozzy during that tour ok was bad but the band of Maiden didn't say a word yet Steve Nicko and the boys got pelted with eggs wasn't the way to handle it.

[@waynetmusic9474]

Glad I wasn’t the only one to catch that up the irons🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@Amalekites]

Dickinson's*

[@energybengt]

Lars does a lovely job here .... it mattered a lot to him, and though he's a bit nervous, to me, that is more endearing that he is not comfortable up there in a way. He says what he cares about and doesn't dumb himself down. He knows the history of NWOBHM and i'm glad he didn't edit himself for fear of what some people might label as pretentious, because it's not. Lars is not the asshole that so many people have labelled him as being.

[@ultimatemetalguitartones]

One of the greatest moments in the history of heavy music... Sabbath to be inducted by Metallica....

[@acidfuuzz]

Is it just me, or did Hetfield sound as if he were about to burst into tears at 8:26?

[@MellenBerger]

he was nervous....they were both nervous...never seen that with both these men...

[@krook17]

He was choking up talking about his childhood. Black Sabbath meant so much to the both of them, and James had a pretty rough childhood, and Sabbath was that sound that moved him and defined everything he felt

[@soleiltounsi6754]

He has his idols in front of him while he gives a speech. It's not easy.

[@hinjurock]

Lars is either really nervous, on coke, or drank 5 cups of coffee an hour before this speech. Nice job though - rock on, Lars! 🤘🏼

[@skriller27]

Maybe all three

[@pajtim9079]

He has abandoned coke around '96-'97. He was quite nervous but I'm certain he got multiple coffee shots.

[@damonwillis3672]

@@pajtim9079 He actually quit coke for good around 2009....not 97

[@Mysterywhiteboy78]

He's a bit nervous. Still a great introduction. He's a great speaker.

[@hinjurock]

@@damonwillis3672 And you know this how?

[@lonci2244]

0:50 Lars, that was smooth man! :DD

[@brandoncallaway5354]

No Life 'Til Leather! \m/

[@mihsathe]

I wish one of them at least mentioned Dio, Martin, Ian, Vinny, Cozy and all those lost folks. They had some really good contribution.. especially Dio.

[@crusheverything4449]

calone - I’ll second that! Thanks for saying it!!

[@lisafury419]

calone thank you! Hail DIO

[@Padre619]

@@lisafury419 is that a JoJo-

[@dimebagdarrell2390]

@@Padre619 no, no it isn’t

[@Padre619]

@@dimebagdarrell2390 I know it’s not lol

[@seedyv1]

Dad James almost break into tears?

[@b-sideplank]

+Clayton V I believe so too. And I can see why.

[@seedyv1]

agreed

Enjoy the dark ages.

[@davidcharles34]

r u sure?

[@joealvarez7891]

LOL I think not!! When the prince of darkness sings lead in your band, you give zero shits about devlish deals!!

[@JamminBassist]

When James' voice starts to crack, I can't help but get a little teary-eyed myself. What he says is so absolutely true. I remember being 10yrs. old and walking down my elementary school hallway singing Iron Man. The 1st time I heard that from my older sister's room, my life changed forever. I play the bass because of Geezer and Steve Harris. Black f**kin' Sabbath!!

[@YourFellowRNRSisterFan98]

Black Sabbath is the greatest heavy metal band ever! And anyone who disagrees ? Your weird. But I do have to give Metallica kudos for helping the spark stay lit!

[@coreymcdaniel2759]

Listening to this speech now I'm still amazed by it. Great job Lars. That was beautiful and truly fitting.

[@needahandle]

Could have left off all the nervous gum chewing and curse words. Otherwise, good speech

[@EndeavorLeadGtr]

Man, Mr. Hetfield really loves Black Sabbath, his words were so genuine! That was awesome to see.

[@cheothegeo2742]

james' speech was awesome.

[@Ultradeth5]

wow, hetfields speech made me tear a little bit, my story is exactly the same, i was little and i played my brothers records in the forbidden stereo when he wasnt home and it was my outlet, and still continues to be. awesome speech \m/

[@nunocasanova5745]

the two most influencial, creative and original bands in metal history, sabbath and metallica.

[@Marco199977]

Nuno Casanova,what about Maiden?

[@nunocasanova5745]

Marco C you're right, 2 special references to maiden and motorhead...

[@Demonizer5134]

Judas Priest was far more important than Metallica.

[@nunocasanova5745]

and an honorable metion to sepultura, very influencial in the realm of the most hardcore thrash, from beneath the remains until roots

[@ultimatemetalguitartones]

Totally agree with you...

[@denismccarthy3145]

James Hetfield basically represented every at one time 10 year old who discovered Black Sabbath and had them take over their life.... He was speaking for millions who shared the same experience.. It could have been me or a million others giving that same speech.... Only difference he's a MILLIONAIRE yes but Black Sabbath fans share the same fandom.

[@fredriksvard2603]

Denis McCarthy and every kid who discovered metallica

[@seedyv1]

Yeah....I love the notion of Sabbath making Het almost cry...yeah \,,/

[@nickt8564]

James’s speech makes me tear up every time I watch it, because as much as I feel the same about Sabbath, Metallica is the band who had that same impact on me as a 9 year old kid. God bless Black Sabbath and Metallica who help so many angry troubled and heavy souls reach out of themselves and connect through the miracle of music which sounds, speaks and feels exactly what they are experiencing.

[@CHlEFFIN]

Currently drunk watching this as two of my favorite bands and inspirations of all time commute over their stories... personally, a highly emotive moment as I sit in my Miami Beach hotel room simply in awe of the mammoths of METAL.

[@capricornwolf101]

HAIL SABBATH.

[@sleevelessace]

THAT IS METAL BRO, CHEERS TO SABBATH

[@ArronP]

Sabbath inducted so late but metallica as soon as they were eligible were inducted......James and cliff should of mentioned how much cliff loved Sabbath..at least Lars mentioned the 86 Ozzy tour

[@russkate88]

Arron P. you gotta remember that the audience aren't all Metallica or Sabbath fans so they're not going to want to hear all the intricate details of both bands, so that's why a brief overview was given instead. Plus they'd be on a time limit anyway.

[@hariomvishwakarma1403]

But deep purple inducted too late in 2016 after Metallica , rhcp how bad it is Jon lord was an important memeber of band but he died in 2012 he inducted posthumously how bad it is and they sold more albums than Black Sabbath.

[@Gene-XL]

I do believe James got a bit choked up. Good for you James. Sabbath is worth it!

[@dmbpv20]

The late Ronnie James Dio was still alive in 2006

[@UnvulturedSwine]

He refused to have anything to do with Ozzy.

[@hannaanahmed8352]

Unvultured Swine Why?

[@johnmclellan2257]

Hannaan Ahmed because he felt like ozzy was a pretentious egomaniac

[@hannaanahmed8352]

John McLellan O

[@mrudulalele3358]

Sharon!

[@univox100]

8:31 almost choking back an emotional break down articulating what their music meant to him. Fucking beautiful.

[@sydIRISH]

Lars gets a lot of shit, some of it is deserved...some of it isn't. He made a great speech in honor of his heroes....and mine as well. *LONG LIVE THE SABBATH!!!!!!*

[@dextervillanueva4897]

my dad dig sabbath, i love metallica rock on!!

[@wokebloke7019]

James getting choked up got me too as well. Sabbath rules!

[@kellicouch5883]

And that was my first time to see Ozzy & Metallica! May 1986, The Ultimate Sin tour. Got to meet James that night too! Quite a thrill for a 16 yr old girl!

[@Kabkabmbujimayi]

Legends honoring other legends

[@brentgriva2715]

Lar’s did a beautiful job of his announcement and his speech!!! Thank you so much Lar’s

[@WolfDan78]

I absolutely love this! I was as choked watching as James was giving his speech!

[@lowrytv6736]

What a speech and it is true, Black Sabbath is one of the greatest bands ever to exist. Not your everyday person knows them but for music lovers they show that a group of lads can make some of the best music ever written to define and change a genre.

[@sibaoner]

James's speech was great though

[@MrDantres]

Great speeches, well done, boys!

[@jpkaneshida5075]

i saw them on their first u.s. tour, opened for grand funk. yikes, i'm old! but we all knew these guys were something else. there may be more technically adept, more electronically gadgeted, computer mixing savvy... but Sabbath were the first, the pioneers venturing into uncharted areas. To this day, the proof of their greatness is that their music stands, listenable, modern, and HEAVY. all hail THE ORIGINALS....

[@thomasfarmer1730]

James face at 6:21 "Lars,hurry the fuck up!!"

[@access1992]

3:45 James's hilarious sounding laugh in the background

[@dasistthomsen9]

XDDD

[@ericpieper69]

it should be called the Rock and Roll of Shame so many bands need to be there but aren't

[@ericpieper69]

not sure

[@Gerguzalbutzelnikoskech]

It should be called the Rock and Roll hall of Shame simply because it exists. It is simply a stupid idea that achieves nothing. It is utterly pointless.

[@philippeclement1570]

You stole that from Eddie trunk he started that at 2011when alice cooper was nominated but did not get in the hall of fame at the time

[@Gerguzalbutzelnikoskech]

Philippe Clement I don't even know who the fuck Eddie Trunk is.

[@philippeclement1570]

+ Marcus Olsson you should watch that metal show during 2011 cuz he explains it there ya fuck tard

[@noahdemelo4709]

Two days after that lars ulrich went into rehab for coke addiction

[@tomrath1889]

seriously?

[@ItsZerexy]

Tom Rath no lmao

[@allenbass5131]

Ye Lars kind of resembles Radar Orielly from the show MASH.

[@damonwillis3672]

Noah Demelo definitely looks and sounds coked up here

[@christophercucchi6048]

Noah Demelo who gives a shit, it’s the ride to get there that counts

[@dexscout]

After that Ozzy story is really awesome seeing them playing with him at the Hall Of Fame Anniversary concert

[@spector1591]

I fast forward to hear James.

[@utkarshj42]

Lars taking the piss out of HOF and Sharon Osbourne right at the beginning was perfect!

[@robertcurrie8510]

Well done Lars and James!

[@johnoverbey2826]

Yeah, I'm 43 now and I am a HUGE Metallica fan, have been since 1986, but that is when I discovered Ozzy also (Ultimate Sin and Master of Puppets changed me). Then, a year later, a friend gave me a mixed tape that had the "Speak of the Devil" album songs on it and I was like "What the fuck is this?" These aren't Ozzy songs." (I then had all of his albums up to the Tribute album) That's when. I discovered Black Sabbath. Changed my fucking life man. I drove home last weekend from seeing my kids and jammed to all from 1970 to 1978. It still isn't getting old.

[@WeirdAl45231]

"sharon, please, no eggs" reference to an Iron Maiden gig at Ozzfest

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

Black Sabbath are the true godfathers of metal. They originated an entire sub genre of music. How many artists can say that? Not too fckng many. These creators and innovators, brilliant in their originality, were the first to translate horror films into musical form. With power and sludge, a one of a kind frontman and vocalist, and for the time incredibly unique lyrics and supreme musicality, and a sound totally and completely original, Sabbath catapulted music forward into a new era of sound. Personally speaking, when I was 13, decades and decades after the band had already disbanded, it was the discovery of their music, and Ozzy, that formed part of the bedrock foundation of my musical awakening. Similar to what Lars said, Without Sabbath, there would be no me as I am today. 🖤

[@brettthebassist]

Dio should’ve have gone in with Sabbath, my 2 cents 🤔🎸

[@Ranmann86]

If I had the opportunity to tell my favorite band how much there music means to me and how they’ve changed my life I would cry too

[@ElbertTreble]

they had a good speech for sabbath

[@brentgriva2715]

Well they picked, 2 individuals that were perfect to announce this!!!

[@1965kid]

Tony Iommi invented heavy metal.

[@Jay-xy7yi]

I get it James...Sabbath has moved me to tears also....i feel ya brother..

[@eugenemcloughlin2880]

shout out to randy beast of a guitar player rip

[@morningstar3188]

eugene mcloughlin Randy never had anything to do with Sabbath, so while he definitely was a beast at guitar, this comment is out of place.

[@mad_cat_1st]

8:28 - James Hetfield CRYIN' !!! What better tribute can you ask for? Wow.

[@nellitaleva9709]

"Rob Trujillo Should Have Inducted Em!

[@wraith1117]

I can clearly remember, mainly because it had the same effect that James speaks of. Of being at an amusement park at around 9 or 10 years old hanging at the arcade. which was mainly pinball machines at the time. an over the speakers from the jukebox in the place played " The Wizard". I think my ears, or at least the part of my brain that deals with music, had an orgasm. I was sold hook line and sinker. To this day, even though I play a lot of different styles of music on guitar.. I still break out into some Sabbath here and there. And most of my friends that play, will join.

[@KarMa-xm4oh]

Hetfield's speech was like a song

[@georgeskaff9501]

I'm just seeing this for the first time.A fitting tribute indeed to the magic and mystery of Black Sabbath.

[@Red1san]

His lyrics is one of the best. So yeah

[@6paidaa]

one of the first times I actually see James being nervous on stage , great stuff

[@Nimmermehr666]

He always is when he has no guitar hanging from his shoulders. The Gigs in early 90's when his hand was injured and a roadie played his parts and Het only had a Mic to hold on to are in a sweet way cringy. It's like guitars are his rpg shield granting him +1000 determination and charisma :D

[@cheothegeo2742]

I like james' speech. :)

[@shubhamlele5395]

Ozzy was probably asking Sharon to repeat what' Lars said, and then to remind him why it was funny

[@Sharkwhisperer]

did he have to have chewing gum in his mouth?

[@Empire895]

like the 12 year old that he is.

[@crusheverything4449]

The gum helps him control his sentient tongue, which would otherwise destroy the entire theater any given second as it lashed out without warning.

[@benparsons4979]

he's always chewing gum

[@Amalekites]

@@benparsons4979 Even when he sleeps?

[@flicfan416]

you know if "the osbournes" hadn't been so popular, black sabbath's induction could have taken another 10 years to go through (if ever). critics hated them more than they hated rush

[@mr4METALLICA]

THE BEST METAL BANDS IN THE FUCKING UNIVERSE!! :'D

[@achalbits]

A lot too late to be honest, sabbath is the pioneer band, greatest heavy metal band of all time I was lucky enough to be alive when I saw their end of the beginning tour and honestly speaking I have seen Metallica, Guns and Roses, Iron Maiden etc, these are legendary bands no doubt but Black Sabbath is and will always be Metal Gods now and forever Bow down to the Gods Bow down to Sabbath 😇😇😇

[@historychannel123]

Judas Priest should have inducted black sabbath in 1995 , Judas Priest is the 2nd most influential heavy metal band ever next to black sabbath , black sabbath was inducted 11 years late that is bullshit , the hall of fame gave led Zeppelin a fucking two hour ceremony in 1995 , black sabbath deserved better than this

[@historychannel123]

Foxy the Silver Fox the Rock hall of fame is nothing more but a popularity contest yes Metallica is massively popular , metallica has a very strong commercial sound , black sabbath , Judas Priest , and iron maiden does not have that for example there is no way iron maidens rime of the ancient mariner is more commercial than enter sandman , but it is far more complex

[@zaczaguerrero6227]

joe Williams

[@geneticfreak2411]

So glad they made Sabbath's first four albums available for streaming. I can honestly say that's some of the best rock music i've ever heard from that period. Yes there's alot of 'heavy metal' influence there but it's just pure goddamn rock and roll, a little on the hard side but it's great stuff. I thought they were just about Iron Man and Paranoid but they made some really great albums. I'm late to the party but I agree with most in saying this was way past time.

[@Kikichan456]

I adore Het's laugh.

[@jcool6466]

Phenomenal speech great job Lars and James 🤘🏻

[@NoR110011]

God damnit lars, spit out your gum before talking

[@pinz32]

I imagine he was coked up to the eyeballs and if he had no gum he would be chewing his face off anyway ;)

[@pavleruso5292]

LOL i was thinking same he took speed,extacy or coke ... probably all of em

[@thomasparkhurst5734]

Lars enjoy your gum after talking

[@adquin4]

Why does he keep saying shawnra?

[@crusheverything4449]

*cum

[@bdr113080]

In my opinion the 2 most important Heavy Metal bands of all time are Black Sabbath and Metallica. Also in my opinion the best Metal bands I have ever seen live are Black Sabbath and Metallica.

[@P3rm4frost]

Two of the biggest gamechangers in the world of heavy music indeed.

[@42mrwright]

3:09 Nice one Lars.

[@johngeorge5624]

Greatest of them all🎸🥇🤘

[@tfos993]

Of course they fucking play Enter Sandman.

[@ohyeahbabyitson]

Awesome. This is the reason I will buy another Black Sabbath shirt on Ebay.

[@sarthaksingh5804]

icons

[@markgasmanprothero4442]

Best band I have ever seen black sabbath

[@mattkowardy7237]

James is such a man. I woulda done the same if I inducted a god band like Sabbath

[@UKMarines]

did anyone else notice the announcer said james and lars's names the opposite way round to the tv at the beginning?

[@oletata]

I love James Hetfield real, true, Inspirational!

[@P3rm4frost]

You can really see how both are fanyboying so much and are barely able to utter those words. Amazing. They truly found themselves again as friends after skom.

[@Vatch1966]

God Bless Geezer for dedicating his award to the memories of Cliff Burton and "Dimebag" Darrell Abbott

[@charissecoal]

Black Sabbath/Metallica...one of the few HoF induction pairings that actually made sense

[@trooper1818]

Hymn of doom, hahah direct quote from sleeps holy mountain

[@andrewsulfaro3468]

Dude I thought the thumbnail had billy crystal on it 😂😂

[@metalblade8787]

how come Dio wasn't there? he WAS a member right

[@DavidfromBA]

+Working Man Music If I'm not mistaken, there was lots of tension between he and Ozzy, and RJD more or less refused to have anything to do with him.

[@thomasparkhurst5734]

MetalBlade not the beginning

[@russkate88]

You gotta give Lars credit. His speech was excellent and no one else could have done it better. You could see the humility he had and the honour he felt when talking about his heroes. I can definitely understand the reason behind the gum chewing and the F bombs. It could be viewed as a safety net in a way that it calmed his nerves, as this was a big deal to him and one he'll remember forever and he wanted the speech to be perfect in every way possible. To all the dickheads shitting on Lars, prove that you could do better.

[@neilbeaton9498]

Judas Priest perfected it imo

[@brentgriva2715]

I grew up with Ozzy, and Metallica, also.... Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin and so on

[@rodrigozepeda7345]

I think they should've at least mentioned the late Ronnie James Dio

[@AmoghHarish]

Sabbath is famous for their original line up.

[@victorhugo5207]

+Amogh Harish (gadgetroid) nah not because of that its because posers inducted sabbath. or maybe Ronnie isn't in the building damn that man has the singing voice of God. r.I.p.

[@crusheverything4449]

Amogh Harish - Umm... they were pretty fucking famous with Dio, too. Heaven and Hell outsold all other Sabbath albums combined within a few months of its release. I heard every damn song from the record on the radio. Eventually, some other Sabbath records surpassed H&H in sales, but at the time, that record resurrected a band that was limping along for a couple of years and releasing some of its weakest material. Dio gave them a new life and it could be argued that Sabbath wouldn’t be what they are today without Dio’s contributions in his first stint with the band, which brought them to a much wider audience.

[@lisafury419]

rodrigo zepeda thank you! Hail DIO!

[@2TQ4S57]

I can tell that this is very emotional for James.