*RAW!* 🎵 BLACK SABBATH "SABBATH BLOODY SABBATH" REACTION

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[@davea5794]

"Ozzy is a vibe." What an interesting but appropriate way to describe his vocals.

[@deathbrandrecords8972]

she nailed it

[@catmanpc9166]

I couldn't wait for that killer riff in the middle of the song, to see what Lex's reaction would be. She didn't disappoint, immediately jammin' like a rocker! Love it. 😺

[@rustybarber3016]

Heaviest riff ever!

[@dizastro5437]

I know exactly what you mean. Had it for my ringtone for a cpl years

[@brettkenschaft4239]

Me too! That's my favorite part of any Sabbath song!

[@rk3689]

Just when you think Tony's kicked your ass he stomps a mudhole in it.

[@miket7281]

@@rustybarber3016 I think Zero the Hero holds that title but its close.

[@lucasmills9959]

Ozzy can sing very well. It's the talking he has a lot of trouble with 😆

[@ejohnson3837]

He was diagnosed with dislexia at early age. Thats why he got picked on in his youth.

[@mikekeeler6362]

Ozzy has a classic case of stammering when he was young my cousin did the same thing he standard it's called a speech impediment

[@2ndMostEndangeredGender]

The "Mel Tillis" of rock-n-roll.

[@mikekeeler6362]

Yeah he just stammers a lot of course now with Parkinson's disease it's probably getting a lot worse

[@unclefido6484]

It's the lack of Cid and 714! And the shit Sharron got him on!

[@Tim21189]

Along with Paranoid, this is my favorite Sabbath album. It’s really hard to overstate how phenomenal Sabbath was, and how influential.

[@blackfender100]

This has been burned into my head since I was a Kid with 3 older brothers. Still love it. I wasn't supposed to play their albums but I always put this one on LOL

[@donaldcady3839]

Yes. Phenomenal album.

[@raymo6795]

...It is hard for me to pick a favorite of the Ozzy albums.I love them all . They were always a work in progress.

[@seanhanratty9494]

Just like Led Zep, my favorite album from them changes all the time. I’m jamming and really appreciating Volume 4, but then months later Master of Reality is my favorite. So many top notch albums you just let them play through because every song is bad ass.

[@ThurstonDrunk]

I love it that Lex was getting the Ozzy vibe, and then got that stank face of the doom power chord third and fourth verses. Perfect.

[@jaquestraw1]

Absolutely perfect

[@BareThomas84]

I noticed that look from her, too. I gotta say, I really, REALLY liked it on her 😄

[@kesleycottrell1416]

Good choice, one of the finest Black Sabbath songs. They funny thing is in the small town l grew up in we almost had to hide Black Sabbath albums. If we didn't we would be getting a lecture from the Preacher.

[@Mr05Chuck]

It is funny because Geezer wrote in a very Spiritual way if you listen carefully.

[@PhilcoRt66]

Oh yeah they would get taken and smashed or burned. It was devil music. 🤣

[@azzmcmahon7483]

In that instance, go to '83's Born Again album with Ian Gillan and play Disturbing the Priest :D

[@andrewsolo7577]

Неужели у вас настолько жёстко было? Нас родители к этой музыки приучали, отец меня на рок концерты водил.

[@LEATHER550]

black sabbath actully were a Christian band apperently acording to some things I have read.

[@kenhewitt7357]

Ozzy's voice is unique a real rock icon.

[@gizzy2403]

@DMB1990 100%! I don't think he gets music @ all & it drives me batshit crazy!

[@gizzy2403]

@DMB1990 my thoughts exactly! I'm glad I'm not th only one who thinks so👊

[@itswrongtokillanimalsifyou2837]

The ballad "Changes" from Sabbath's Vol. 4 is a great listen. It has some wonderfully effective orchestration in the background, as well.

[@azzmcmahon7483]

I prefer Ozzy's vocals on "Solitude" - harrowing and beautifully sorrowful. As for the orchestration, that's actually Geezer playing a Mellotron - a keyboard instrument that has magnetic tape recordings of strings, which were often used in the 60s and 70s, but were highly temperamental and often broke down. Tony played the piano.

[@Cadinho93]

You guys should react to… Black Sabbath - Children of the Grave 🎸🤘

[@nicknick2903]

You can never mistake the sound of Tony's guitar

[@NeolithGrey]

, Ozzy's voice, Geezer's bass, and Ward's drumming!

[@DerEchteBold]

@@NeolithGrey Haha, apparently you can mistake Ozzy's voice. They did Mr. Crowley and it was obviously a cover band but lots of people were convinced it's just an alternate version with Jake E. Lee or Zakk Wylde.

[@NeolithGrey]

@@DerEchteBold you have to be careful with the Ozzy and Black Sabbath covers, Ozzy has been known to sing lead or even backups on them. He did lead on the Therapy? cover of Iron Man, on the Nativity In Black cover album. I think he did backups on 2 more songs one on Nativity In Black II, N.I.B. - Primus, and Iron Man - Busta Rhymes.

[@rk3689]

Tony's playing doesn't just hammer here, it SWINGS! It really is an amazing work.

[@DerEchteBold]

​@@NeolithGrey C'mon, that has nothing to do with this. Have you listened to the Crowley cover? That guy has some kind of accent, probably Spanish, maybe Eastern European.

[@spunkytheozinho]

the acoustic and the groove sections on this track are just awesome

[@timbates6309]

"A National Acrobat" & "Spiral Architect" are both fantastic tracks from this album. "Killing Yourself To Live" is a great track as well.

[@seanhanratty9494]

Yea brotha, I like all three of those better than “Sabbath Bloody Sabbath”. Especially “A National Acrobat”

[@ConrrHD]

@@seanhanratty9494I love National Acrobat as well, a fun fact is that Geezer wrote that song about the journey of a sperm

[@neillenet291]

Ozzy can definitely sing. He has a very distinctive voice.

[@NeolithGrey]

He just needed a little flange, phaser, doubling, and chorus to make it sound like he's coming from everywhere!

[@neillenet291]

@@NeolithGreyand Tony used massive amounts of fuzz box on his guitar. As a singer I can tell you that no amount of effect makes you a better singer it just enhances your natural ability. And this was in the age before auto-tune and pitch correct so you had to be able to sing.

[@SvenTviking]

He actually sounds like a folk singer.

[@LordEriolTolkien]

and autotune was 20 years in the future

[@NeolithGrey]

@@neillenet291 his singing does sound plain without the effects though. Good producers and engineers really make his voice pop. As for Iommi, I wasn't ignoring him, I started down-tuning because of Sabbath and Type O Negative. I've been playing 29 years and only the first 8 months were in E Standard!

[@kenterenchin]

Thank you for checking this song, the riff in the second half of the song has to be one of the heaviest grooves I have ever heard

[@gregizzo4191]

Definitely.

[@trainkid1217]

facts!!!!

[@brettkenschaft4239]

🤘🤘

[@josephbarr1659]

Yep. Tony Iommi is the MASTER, and the creator of heavy metal. His riffs are legendary. Tony Iommi is the true godfather of Heavy Metal. 🤘

[@brettkenschaft4239]

@@josephbarr1659 Yes sir!!!!

[@Dr.Atomic]

I'm telling you guys, you need to do Hand of Doom from their Paranoid album. Lex will stroke out on some of those rifs.

[@glennkirchens7970]

Totally agree

[@Dr.Atomic]

Oh.....I forgot to mention ...Brad will enjoy the lyrics as well!

[@SuperSteelyGlint]

The verses after the solo, where it gets down and dirty - That there is the heaviest riff ever written.

[@terrylandess6072]

They tried hard with Zero the Hero , but this was near the pinnacle of their creativity after having several albums under their belt.

[@brettkenschaft4239]

🤘🤘

[@-NemoMeImpuneLacessit]

That riff was the birthing of metal

[@smftv]

"Symptom of the Universe" is one hell of a Sabbath song!

[@mikekeeler6362]

The whole sabotage album is one hell of an album

[@greghansell5115]

@@mikekeeler6362 I especially like 'The Thrill of it All'

[@mikekeeler6362]

@@greghansell5115 I agree that's a great song

[@sumonjamal1653]

It's amazing how bands like Black Sabbath & Led Zeppelin changed the sound of rock music forever w/ just 8 studio albums... 🤘🤘 I mean, nobody could do what those bands were doing back in the 70's... and now there r just so many imitators of their sound, but nobody could touch those classic 3 heavy rock pioneers - Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, and Deep Purple 👍👍👍

[@eximusic]

Agreed, although it's hard to think of any band that followed that ever sounded anything like Zeppelin. Other than Greta Van Fleet half a century later.

[@raymo6795]

...another sign of human regression.We were once better than we are now.

[@crazeyjoe]

@@eximusic Kingdom Come attempted that in the 80's.

[@eximusic]

@@crazeyjoe Unless they had a rhythm section that was heavily influence by Motown and black music, then they missed the point altogether. That element of soul and funk was what was completely lost on all metal bands in the 80s. That's why they never sounded like Deep Purple or Zep. OK, just listened to them - eww, they suck.

[@robbielux8353]

Well I can think of a few bands before that really changed music forever while also influencing both the bands you mentioned.

[@danielgoertz2664]

When a riff becomes life threatening. You know you love it.

[@glenaleksis4589]

Ozzy is the man!! He can definitely sing!! He has a very distinctive voice.

[@sixslinger9951]

The Birth of Heavy Metal begins with Black Sabbath ......OZZY's voice here is magical too. PS...he wasn't off key to my ears.

[@NeolithGrey]

It's probably the phaser and flanging that makes people think he's off key. Nice Blackout avatar btw, I use that on FB!

[@user-hv1wd8vs5e]

it's much more than heavy metal. this is the beginning of doom, stoner, sludge.

[@sixslinger9951]

@@user-hv1wd8vs5e ok, birth of METAL period.

[@Snipergoat1]

The way a wizard is never early nor is he late, he always arrives precisely when he intended. The Wizard that is OZ(zy) is never before the beat nor after it he defines the beat and the drum is just there.

[@floorticket]

It's got that late-Friday afternoon, smoke-filled basement feel.

[@dpeady78]

4:35 is me at the age of 14 hearing this song for the first time at a party and being A: legit frightened at how evil it sounded and B: falling in love with metal for nearly 30+ years

[@someoldatheist6712]

My personal fav Sabbath song, and I REALLY love me some Sabbath so that's saying something.

[@centuryrox]

The best song on that album is the one that immediately follows this one, called "A National Acrobat", featuring a fantastic riff!

[@johnbush5347]

The best songs off that album, are killing yourself to live n Sabbra cadabbra

[@josephbarr1659]

I do love me some "National Acrobat". But also Killing Yourself to Live.

[@arnoldcox9128]

Even if it's not your favorite sabbath song you can still appreciate the killer riffs of Tony Iommi

[@visceral_hate]

Black Sabbath is the band. The father of Heavy Metal

[@chuckganz8840]

When you start getting to the genre of doom metal, then you'll almost immediately understand exactly where doom metal came from... Even though it wasn't even a thing in the seventies, even though Black Sabbath would have never called themselves that. To themselves they were just a heavy rock band... they either created or influenced every genre within heavy metal.

[@kevinhegwood615]

Ozzy's vocals over those jazz chords proves ol' boy could sing. Not just a one trick pony. This song proves Sabbath were f'ing masters.

[@genebarker3624]

I love the Sabbath during the mid 70's. If you want a song to take you on a ride, try Meglomania from the Sabotage album

[@PeckiePeck]

I love it when Ozzy stretches one syllable into two. Like when he goes, "wheeEEEEEERE have you gone to..."

[@denystull355]

If you liked this song you should definitely give Wheels of Confusion/The Straightener and Symptom of the Universe a listen.

[@arthurking6846]

This is definitely in my top 5 songs from Sabbath Also I really like Lex"s comparing Sabbath's sound to an unembalmed corpse...it does kinda fit.

[@DominiqueVanheusden]

Waiting for this comment, she was spot on

[@davea5794]

That whole album is great!

[@user98xp]

It sounds amazing on cassette.

[@joegillam1497]

To these ears, it's their best.

[@stephenclark3774]

Thank you so much for reacting to this song. I'm 70 years old and have been a Sabbath fan since 1969 and it pleases this old man to see young people like you listening to the heavy rock tunes of my era. BTW Ozzy is the incredible.

[@clydekio8577]

Good, keep going. Into the Void, Wheels of Confusion, Snowblind, and your journey to The Blackside will begin to be complete. BTW your corpse explanation was beyond brilliant. I love your weirdness.

[@singledad1313]

One of my favorite Black Sabbath songs. 1. Heaven and Hell 2. Children of the Grave 3. Black Sabbath 4. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 5. Paranoid

[@jgsheehan8810]

My first Sabbath album. It may be hard for these young reactors to realise how big and influential Black Sabbath were in the 70s. Love this album and song, love how it kicks up a gear in the last part when the heavy rigging starts up.

[@eatenback2life08]

My all time favorite Black Sabbath song. thank you so much for the reaction

[@gregorypaul9955]

Black Sabbath was the first heavy metal band,,,they are the gold standard!

[@pattyestrada6]

One of my favorite Sabbath albums and songs! Definitely one of their most intricate albums, and Ozzy’s vocals here are really great IMO.

[@justsmashing4628]

The riff in the middle is heavy soul music 😊

[@josephgrijalva9395]

this is a high point in Ozzy and his crazy voice. he never sounded stronger than during these couple of years.

[@FelixGubbins]

I’m glad you guys like this song. It was the first real rock track that I heard at the age of 16, over 40 years ago. Blew me away!

[@michaelfrantz975]

Ozzie’s singing is eternally inscribed in the universe. There must be millions of planets picking it up on the galactic waves by now

[@stuarthopkins1308]

'Ozzy is a vibe'. So few words to encapsulate what is brilliant about him.

[@bapc3billneeley]

I knew it was coming before I even put the video on. It transitioned...she didn't disappoint!

[@user-gf2xi8po7i]

You guys are great, Love your work. Life is for music, music is for life.

[@MrJeddYoung]

I was watching you on the live stream and i was very happy that you did this song - i loved your reaction to it - Brad I got the sense you didn't enjoy it as much as Lex - but it was still fun watching you both. On the poll before it - another Sabbath song - Hand of Doom - lost and didn't get played - but i hope you add Hand of Doom to your white board list because it's a great song. Some day it will get in front of you both and i think you both will enjoy it. Thanks for your reactions.

[@kevinice2841]

Another great song and great reaction! Thanks again, Brad and Lex.

[@djl9919]

OUTSTANDING! Rock on Brad & Lex

[@erwinschrodinger7116]

Does not get much heavier than this Sabbath album. Such a cool album cover too, front and back.

[@V7avalon]

Very well done. Too raw for Brad! Must now try Symptom of the Universe

[@fronthorse]

I would love to see a reaction to their song Spiral Architect. Or Snowblind.

[@williamcarr1148]

This band is the Godfather of heavy metal💜

[@moefeaux1442]

Agree with Lex on "Fairies Wear Boots", but the killer riff at the 4:37 mark is one of the best of all time for me. Killer and timeless lyrics that are current today.

[@johnrawker4487]

That song is so complex and beautiful there's no way new people

[@wompa70]

This is definitely one of my favorite Sabbath songs.

[@mdunawaym]

Two of the heaviest riffs in rock music, and they're both in the same song!

[@jrobwoo688]

Awesome reaction! Please add Under the Sun by Black Sabbath to a poll, please. Thank you for uploading these videos.

[@awoken1445]

Ha! I never knew I was a Black Sabbath fan! Great stuff!

[@alexnelson7303]

Best Sabbath song. Ah hell they're all the best! 👍

[@lantzkeefer6]

Lol,Lex said Fairies wear Boots was one of her favorites and that has always been one of mine.Love the really down tuned part near the end,Tony was definitely one of the firsts to use that sound, love this song classic Black Sabbath.

[@claytonmoore7141]

I'm 36 now but when I first began playing guitar at 15 Black Sabbath was one of the first I just listened to and I remember the day I heard this song and I was like "oh man that riff in the middle of the song that comes after the solo is HEAVY AS HELL" I played this song out. ELECTRIC FUNERAL too by them is another I played out. It's hard to believe I've been playing 21 years man time flyyyyyys. LOVED YALLS REACTION. Ozzys voice is great IMO but I get why some people get put off of it , you just gotta keep listening to him and you're like ya know.. Ozzy really can sing.

[@scottrobinson9752]

My favorite Sabbath record. The soundtrack to lots of sunny days, and summer nights, driving to edge of town with car loads of friends... driving down old country roads, partying, etc...😇

[@rcdolphin714]

One of their best songs and a personal favorite of mine!

[@chrisoakley5830]

I never knew about this song until about 2 years ago. It's so cool.

[@groom7013]

Good time of day. You have great reactions to your favorite performers . There are two more brilliant compositions on this album - "Sabbra Cadabra" and " Killing yourself to live"

[@charliejohnson7751]

Aaah ! the HEAVY in Metal ! thanks for the vibe

[@christophersessions3375]

This is a great song. Ozzy's voice was really interesting on this record, and even more so on Sabotage. He was really pushing his range and his emotional investment on these two LPs. In my opinion he was maturing, or maybe he was pushing back at the lifestyle a bit. But they are my favorite versions of Ozzy's vocals by far.

[@pikengren1]

this is my favorite album. its been so long that i take for granted how creative they were.

[@duaneglaze7229]

Been waiting for this one!

[@capcolombie3834]

Black Sabbath have many great tracks and albums but this is my own favourite of theirs. When the power chord comes in so heavy at 4-38 it really kicks off, it's so damn heavy, totally excellent.

[@fistfulmetal]

Great reaction. For me Sabbath's best song. Some of my favorite vocals from Ozzy and those monstrous riffs from the riff master Tony Iommi.

[@melaniejordan1199]

Killer riffs! I knew Lex was gonna love this. You have to think about when this came out - 1973. They were trailblazers...pioneers of metal, baby!

[@Amarth13]

One of my favorite Sabbath songs.

[@rickjohnson2165]

One of my fifty favourite Sabbath songs

[@Newwaver2007]

Good ol Black Sabbath :) I always like seeing Lex smile when she's enjoying the music.

[@oldmanghost219]

Black Sabbath again!!! Takes me back to those trips to the beach with Sabbath in the tape deck. Speaking of which put (First Class - Beach Baby on your list Look for the full 5 minute version) Remember that back in the early 70's AM radio was king and had a 3 minute time limit so many songs were 'Chopped up' to comply.

[@colonelcraner9499]

"Black Sabbath is to metal as a corpse is unembalmed"! I'm a old metal head that has been a Sabbath fan for fifty years, and that is the best metaphor I think I've ever heard! Cheers! And keep up the great work!

[@nikinthemud]

i love how Lex rocks out to sabbath...keep rockin baby!

[@Confident-Village148]

Hey guys, I'd love if you could react to the band Death pls :) I freaking love them! Songs suggestions: Flesh and the power it holds, Lack of Comprehension, Leprosy, Symbolic, The philosopher etc

[@KennCramerHanberg]

Lex totally got it! iWhat I also like about Black Sabbath is how they suddenly in the middle of all come up with a beautiful melody. This group is one of the three major heavy rock bands, that were the originally bands creating heavy rock Black Sabbath, Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin with each their own style. All a must to know

[@corey6393]

That drop in the middle of this song is what got the 10 year old me into heavy metal. It was the early 80's and my music mind was impressionable. Never been the same since. I am glad to see Lex dig into it, too.

[@friendlyghost6564]

Lex's reactions are like, on point almost 100% of the time.

[@klaptongroovemaster]

"Hand of Doom" should be your next Sabbath tune.

[@keithkrauss3111]

Lex really loves those gritty, kind of dirty guitar solos and always rocks like a veteran!

[@richard_n]

You guys really need to get into more of Ozzy's solo work. He literally has like 40 hit songs that are all great.

[@vicprovost2561]

He should be in the Rock & Roll Hall of fame as a solo artist as well, his playlist I have still, just of his hits and classic solo songs, is over 4 hours long. Ozzy is forever! 🎸

[@richard_n]

@@vicprovost2561 absolutely. Especially since half the acts in there are jokes compared to him.

[@Sdoironpowers]

I like his entire new album in addition to all the classics and favorites. Still rocking all the way to his retirement. Has another coming out in near future, I believe.

[@dizastro5437]

Too few react to Diary of a Madman. My fave from Ozzys solo career.

[@j0hnf_uk]

This and Symptom of the Universe are among some of my favourite Sabbath songs.

[@louiscarpenter1934]

it just IS! 😂 Sweetie, your horns are showing again.🤘😎🤘

[@generoberts9151]

Unique vocal tone should not be confused with not being able to sing but yeah it is a distinct vibe for success in his genre. Iconic

[@joegillam1497]

Ozzy is not the perfect singer, but he's the perfect singer for Black Sabbath.

[@robertpetre9378]

This has to be my favourite song by Black Sabbath such a banger 🖤🇬🇧💀🤘☠️🎸🩸🎼

[@jlaws007BD]

Perhaps my favorite Black Sabbath song. I remember jamming to it in my bedroom FR year of H.S. 75. Long before I saw them in concert, which would've been an all-out fight with Mom 🤣🤘

[@MARIO-uf1no]

Wish I knew someone like Lex when I was going to Metal shows back in the day!

[@carybrauer9669]

Black Sabbath, 1 of my top 5 favorite bands. When they had ozzy. Never get tired of them

[@saultrips6730]

a great album!!! and to think how old it is. gotta do after forever!

[@jamesparker8808]

A National Acrobat is the best track on that album and should be the next Sabbath reaction for you guys. Always love your Metal reactions, and y'all definitely have another Bean-Boozled match. That was awesome.

[@davidmastro5406]

"A National Acrobat" isn't just the best song on the album--it's arguably the best song Sabbath ever did.

[@5309backbeat]

YES

[@jamesparker8808]

@@davidmastro5406 This is very possible. The lyrics and instruments have no flaws.

[@ShreddFly]

The Godfathers of metal! You guys rock! God bless you guys! Peace!

[@brucedickinson12]

the next song on this album is a must listen , a national acrobat

[@ericsierra-franco7802]

Great song from their best record IMHO! 🤘 Their most musically and instrumentally sophisticated record.

[@josephbarr1659]

Love the outro in this song. Such a dirty, nasty, HEAVY riff. Tony Iommi is the greatest riff master in all of metal. There will never be another. 🤘