First Time Reaction to Black Sabbath - "War Pigs"

[@bernardsalvatore1929]

NOW IMAGINE BEING A 13-YEAR-OLD KID AND LISTENING TO THIS FOR THE FIRST TIME??? I HAVE LOVED BLACK SABBATH EVER SINCE AND I'M 66 NOW!!❤

[@arnonyhm4055]

Sounds familiar for me. 👴

[@NeilThompson]

I'm with you

[@Ozarkprepper643]

Same here 🤠🏞️🐂

[@smokerman81]

The other part of this is that when it came out there was literally nothing else like it. I missed the release by over a decade but it still blew my mind when I first heard it.

[@frankk8018]

In the same club

[@acrobaticswitches]

Can you imagine sitting in a bar in 1970 in England and the hardest music you have ever heard was The Rolling Stones. Then, a band of 20 year olds named Black Sabbath hit you with War Pigs. Those first people to hear this song must have been completely awestruck. I love this song because its essentially a seven minute lesson on politics. 🤘🤌

[@shaun374]

To be fair, you would have already heard Zep.

[@thedrummerking13]

YESSS!!! New Black Sabbath fan!! 🤘 Toni Iomi the guitarist is a riff king I don't think Black Sabbath have ever made any bad riffs Bill Ward is a monster drummer

[@tylerreisinger734]

The most talented 4 piece to ever live. Pound for pound, the talent is unmatched

[@daniellysohirka4258]

Bill Ward is a monster

[@williamwood6795]

The drummer absolutely kills it..

[@daniellysohirka4258]

Bill Ward, I was waiting for it. How could you not hear it, right.

[@alittlelooney5361]

Yes!!! Billy bad ass is right there with John Bonham and Neil Peart as the best ever.

[@davidmorgan5312]

@@alittlelooney5361 Don't forget Moon the Loon, and The Chief, Mr Ian Paice.

[@jamesdavis4598]

Geezer hammers that bass too, especially in the middle interlude.

[@jamesdavis4598]

This is an early version of the song with different lyrics than the album release too.

[@Faja629]

Sabbath started it all, There would be no metal without them (btw it's "Bang" your head)

[@jeffcrim4347]

I believe this song to be the best anti war song. The lyrics are spot on, with a great message.

[@BlackMasakari]

there are many, but it's defintely up there. I just gotto name some other insanely awesome ones: Dire Sraights - brothers in arms The doors - the unknown soldier The doors - the end Deep purple - child in time Buffalo Springfield - for what it's worth

[@JoeFerber]

Hey, let's NOT forget ROOSTER by Alice in Chains!!!!!@@BlackMasakari

[@coyote4237]

CCR "Fortunate Son" is the best imo, and "War Pigs 2nd. Similar sentiments.

[@pierreblomberg1]

One - Metallica 🤘

[@AB-gb1om]

Disposable Heroes - Metallica

[@Rick-or2kq]

Guitarist Tony Iommi created some most Iconic riffs in rock.

[@Eurynomea]

Bill Ward and Geezer Butler are the real stars of this performance. Geezer actually wrote this (he was a genius). And, if you look at Tony Iommi's fingertips on the frets, you'll see he wears finger cots. He lost several tips on the hand.

[@drainbramagebrandon1047]

In 1978, my first concert ever was Black Sabbath and Van Halen was the opening band! Brings back memories!

[@stuman1207]

Wow small world moment that was also my first concert! It was at the old Richfield Collessium outside of Cleveland where the Cavs used to play.

[@blgeiger71]

That's very cool! My very first concert was Van Halen's first headlining tour of the US, the "1980 Invasion Tour" when I was only 8 years old! My older stepbrother was into rock and roll music early on and introduced me to a LOT of great stuff, including Black Sabbath, Zeppelin, Ted Nugent and KISS...Peace & Love to you and yours, my friend.

[@shannonhondo260]

Lucky Bastard!! I seriously am jealous

[@aaronfrazier7159]

Wow, that must have been a hell of a show!

[@drainbramagebrandon1047]

@@aaronfrazier7159 It was, I'd hadn't heard of Van Halen before the concert and I remember saying to myself after they played...WTH did I just watch! That was amazing!

[@vicprovost2561]

Nice to see so many younger reactors to Black Sabbath these days, back in the day they were lucky to get on the radio and the critics hated them. How wrong were they! Modern listeners voted and they are just as great as we knew right off the bat with listening to the amazing and historic first album, which many credit as the real beginning of the heavy metal genre. Stacey, the best way to hear them is start at the beginning with their first song, Black Sabbath on the album by the same name. It freaked us out when we first heard it, after hearing the entire album we were fans for life. That was 1970 as a freshman in high school, a life changing experience for me and my friends. Their second album, Paranoid, made them superstars and they will be listened to forever. Their first 6 albums are the industry standard for great, listenable heavy music. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶

[@StaceyRPGReacts]

WOW!! That is so hard to believe they had trouble getting on the radio. If you would have never known if you had not told me! Thank you for sharing

[@vicprovost2561]

@@StaceyRPGReacts You would hear Paranoid once on a while and War Pigs or Iron Man rarely in the 70s but once the 80s metal bands started getting airplay, so did Sabbath, finally. Did not matter to the fans who bought their albums in the millions and filled arenas and stadiums for the rest of their careers. Along with Pink Floyd and the WHO, they were the best bands I ever saw.

[@davidthompson1069]

Black Sabbath. The one and only godfathers of metal. We where spoilt in the 70’s. Genesis,Wishbone Ash,Yes,Pink Floyd,Alice Cooper, Super Tramp,Uriiah. Heep, Bowie, Queen,Who(60’s but still banging them out tin the70’s)

[@vicprovost2561]

@@davidthompson1069 Also UFO, ELP, BOC and Mountain for me.

[@dennisbisconti4583]

​@@StaceyRPGReacts+ Ozzy Osbourne bark at the moon

[@neilcarpenter2669]

Bill Ward absolutely nails it .

[@bobcompton5145]

The drummer Bill Ward had oxygen backstage to catch his breath after the performance!!!

[@ericsandi6619]

Absolutely amazed that Ozzy is still alive. God bless that man. Great reaction!

[@StaceyRPGReacts]

I hope he has many more years ahead of him! He is such a charm!

[@noneofyerbeeswax8194]

Ozzy can't die. There's something magical in all the batheads he's eaten.

[@mrolsen6987]

@@noneofyerbeeswax8194 We all thought Lemmy was imortal, if he couldn't survive to the end of mankind No one can. Not even Ozzy. I give him max 500-800yrs more.

[@donjackson5522]

After the apocalypse, all that will remain is roaches, Twinkies, Keith Richards and Ozzy.

[@Fonpol68]

@@ericsandi6619 Shannon has kept him in line😮‍💨😅

[@johnroberthines7811]

I only saw sabbath once back in the 70s awesome gig just four blokes playing live no effects backing tapes etc just pure Heavy Rock.

[@donlebo6824]

I don't know if anyone here has posted about these lyrics. War Pigs, was originally called "Walpurgis" and some of the lyrics are from that version. The record company was skittish about a song with that title , and the evil lyrics for some reason, even though they put an inverted cross on the debut lp's gatefold and really sent up the band's image. Without informing the band, btw.

[@anthonyfrey9707]

You would be surprised how many times I see people say that Ozzy screwed up the lyrics in this version and I'm sitting here like no he didn't screw up the lyrics they just didn't have them down completely as we know it today at the time of this recording

[@dalelangley1604]

I'm 61 years old and Ozzy's music with Sabbath, and in his solo career still gives me goosebumps even after all these years ; it was such a pleasure to see you experiencing it for the first time, and I loved your reaction ; I'm an instant fan, and I look forward to future reactions ; another metal icon you should react to is Ronnie James Dio, who is widely regarded as one of the greatest vocalists in the history of hard rock and metal ; you won't regret it, I promise you that....✌&💜

[@StaceyRPGReacts]

I appreciate your kind words so much!! I have yet to explore Ozzy's solo career at all so I am so excited you mentioned it! I will need to explore it for sure! Thank you for the support!!

[@SteveMavronis]

Very classic anti-Vietnam war heavy rock song from back in the day. Tony Iommi is such a guitar riff master! New subscriber to your channel and wish you the best.

[@davidhale7551]

The lyrics still apply in today's environment.

[@granvic]

Black Sabbath are a major reference for the music industry, not just Heavy Metal - they transcend genres! They certainly have a few intemporal hits that you'll enjoy listening to, for sure! Mvp's for this song (imo): the drummer, Mr. Bill Ward and the lyrics.

[@Ilikeryche]

They absolutely transcend genres, they get quite Jazzy in some songs like "Hand Of Doom".

[@oopsdidItypethatoutloud]

Bill ward, my favourite drummer of all time. Tony, endlessly inventing and mind boggling all the time. Geezer, my favourite musician of all time and no need to big up Ozzy

[@danallshaw1131]

You picked a 10/10 of a live Sabbath. Way to earn your Rock n Roll stripes.😎🎸🎸🎸.

[@StaceyRPGReacts]

just filmed my reaction to paranoid!! I cant get enough of them!

[@Metal0sopher]

@@StaceyRPGReacts @14:35 Your wish has been fulfilled. Every Death Metal song ever written is like that, and the entire genera would not exist without the inspiration from Black Sabbath who paved the way. So there's a never ending supply if you dare try. This is a good sampler for a bit of flavor: Shylmagoghnar - Transience Like Pink Floyd it will blow your mind.

[@salsonny]

The godfathers of metal. Before this there was just Elvis , the Beatles and pop music. Imagine walking in to club in 1970 and hearing this type of music for the first time anywhere .

[@martinmchugh001]

Did you miss Hendrix, Purple and a few more?

[@USCFlash]

Yeah, what about "The Who" & some guys called "The Rolling Stones" ? Blue Cheer, Cream....The Doors, Pink Floyd, and a small band called Led Zeppelin already had two albums out.

[@youreatoilet]

Although I agree they basically created metal, there was definitely other heavy bands before them, Sabbath just took it up a notch. Hendrix & Zeppelin just to name a few!

[@vixybanker]

The “OG’S” of head banging heavy metal! The video is beautiful as well.

[@stevelubbehusen5842]

Did you all notice the drummer Bill Ward was beating those drums with the fat end of the drum sticks???? You can see it in one of the close ups....

[@bouncybaby5577]

Part 2 - Many Sabbath songs have so much variety in them because when they rehearsed they came up with lots of one minute riffs but couldn't come up with a song, so they just stuck them all together. If I had to recommend only one Sabbath song? Children Of The Grave.

[@princeofpcos9804]

One of the greatest metal songs ever

[@JoeFerber]

This IS the GREATEST Metal song EVER!!!!!

[@acrobaticswitches]

Grandfather of all metal songs.

[@sanandaallsgood673]

The first time I really heard this song was, and this is the truth, just after basic training, when I was in technical school and there was a dance. They actually played this on the military base! I was floored at that, but it was awesome! This was also during Vietnam, for even more understanding of my shock, considering it was an anti-war protest song. lol

[@dellblackman4565]

All the constant gushing over Ozzy and loving the guitar; meanwhile, well, the drummer is putting in good work? Ignoring the incredible bass and one of the absolute best live rock drumming performances ever by an iconic drummer and, you're impressed by how Ozzy shakes his head!

[@FritzMonday]

One of the best anti-war songs ever written !

[@kimzwolinski9919]

For supposedly being the Prince of Darkness he is one of the most beloved performers of all time. 😊❤

[@LiberalsArePoop]

The Osbournes had a lot to do with that. Before the show came along, a lot of people thought Ozzy was evil. Then they realized he's just a confused dad with a wacko family who can't even work a remote control. Ozzy rules!

[@seanbarker4610]

Interesting fact guitarist Tony Iommi has artificial fingertips on two of his fingers after an industrial accident before the band took off!

[@keithj6251]

It was when he was in another band before the 4 members of BS formed a group.

[@targetshootr]

They came to town in '72 and '74. Bell bottoms jeans, long hair, weed, cigarettes, good times.

[@tsmartin]

Welcome to the Black Sabbath rabbit hole. War Pigs was the first BS song I heard way back in 1970 ... yep ... been with them since the very beginning. Having said that, please do not limit yourself to just the early stuff with Ozzy. Take a stroll through their entire catalog from the beginning to the end. If you are unsure ... just ask for guidance we are here to help. Enjoy your trip. EDIT: Instead of asking us to throw random song suggestions out there, I would suggest that you set up polls for each album ... starting from the very first one to the last and let us fans choose. Then pick the top 2 or 3 to listen to. If you start at the very beginning, you will see how the band progressed over the many years they have been around.

[@zamdrist]

It's such a visceral and primal performance!

[@TOOL-22]

My favorite Black Sabbath song is whatever I happen to be listening to at the time...😂🎧🤘🏼 Black Sabbath the Godfathers of Heavy Metal before they use to be known/named "Earth" this predates them before they became Black Sabbath. Hilarious story back then is stuff like this use to happen promoting venues use to book Earth/Black Sabbath for weddings & Bar and bat mitzvah & they would play these bone crunching riffs & everyone in the place would look like this 😳😱🤯 they would shock the crowd & people would freak out & or kids go running away.😂🤣

[@bayareathrasher666]

And thus Metal was born...all hail the creators of Heavy! 🤘💀🤘Bill hold his sticks backwards because he is a monster

[@gerardcote8391]

Shaking your head like that is called Headbanging. Common in Heavy Metal music.

[@NZLatic]

What a great song to choose and that was the best live version to have watched. Those guys were young, hungry and raw and sounded amazing. As a suggestion, another great live performance to react to happened 12 years later in London and was Iron Maiden playing their new song, “Hallowed Be Thy Name”. Iron Maiden were a part of the new wave of British Heavy Metal that followed on from bands such as Black Sabbath and Deep Purple. It is just as iconic and influential as this song It’s the 1982 version from Hammersmith. Thanks for the reaction and a new subscription here!

[@beast1022]

Yes Stacie - Im from Canada - a story about Toni Iommi guitarist - he worked in a factory sheet metal - the press came down on his hand - cutting off the tips of his fret hand 2 finger tips - he thought he was finished - persevernce he healed - he had to tune down his guitar strings soo he could fret them - he wears rubber tips on those 2 fingers - rest is history - most hard rock bands cannot believe the Riffs Toni created- if it wasnt for Black Sabbath - wow ty for your reaction - there r soo many cool somgs - may I recommend Children Of The Grave- soo many songs - Ive seen them 3 times- Bill Ward the drummer got into drugs & alcohol - he wasnt at any concert I was at - Ozzie - Bill Ward Geezer Butler (bass) - Ty Stacey

[@ninachiflada]

I went to see Black Sabbath in San Jose, Costa Rica 2013. Definitely a surreal moment! Blew my mind. 🥰🙌🏼🖤

[@bernardsalvatore1929]

YES THE GUITAR IS DEFINITELY ICONIC AND TONY DOES IT WITH THE TIPS OF TWO FINGERS MISSING!! 😮😮 OH AND THOSE FINGERS ARE ON HIS FRET HAND!!😮😮

[@dconley1964]

If you would like a suggestion for Sabbath then go back to the beginning. The entire first album is amazing and is best played in in one sitting. It's not metal by any standard, but you can feel the proto-metal oozing out of the jazz/blues roots

[@koomaj]

This live version is better than the studio version. Legendary stuff.

[@joescott8877]

Really enjoyed your enjoyment of this iconic song! Man, that newer version WAS awesome! Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, and Deep Purple have been nicknamed "The Unholy Trinity" of British Hard Rock. Zep is my fave, so I'll request one from them. Or two, lol! For their "hard" side, complete with those "change-ups" you crave, try "In My Time of Dying," 1975 Earl's Court. Or if you want their "soft/pretty" side, "Going to California" from the same show. Gorgeous. All 3 bands have big-time "reactor" fan bases, lol, and all 3 have TONS of superb tunes!

[@richmayes8451]

I first saw Black Sabbath on the 31st of January 2017, the 3rd-to-last concert of Black Sabbath ever in London, with the last 2 concerts in Birmingham, UK, where the band originated. Ozzy is an excellent showman, and the crowd sang along to all of their songs.

[@andrewthompson2831]

Well I really must say that Stacey is like a breath of fresh air with her wonderful enthusiasm for this truly legendary band Black sabbath and the legendary Led Zeppelin although she hadn't heard any of there music you could see her eyes light up with joy as she totally loved hearing them for the very first time and you could tell by her voice that she really did appreciate these two legendary bands and saying that I for one certainly appreciate listening to Stacey as she's got a great personality and she knows what she's talking about and I'm well and truly a fan for sure keep up the great work Stacey you are a diamond lady

[@VintageWanderer]

You should check out hand of doom by Black Sabbath. Many change ups and it’s a great anti drug song. Cheers.

[@neil7073]

Sabbath was my first concert in 1978. I was 9 and been a fan since

[@johnpelfrey2425]

I was 8 when this came out been a fan every since I'm 61 now seen them countless countless times in concert

[@diannegooding8733]

Toni Iommi, lead guitar, lost his finger tips in an industrial accident before Sabbath. He made his own hot plastic finger tips to continue playing!

[@beoz658]

I saw Sabbath in 75 at Winterland in SF 10 feet from the stage it was epic! Look at Tony's finger tips he cut them off his last day at work. The next day if I remember correctly they were going to record their first album.

[@patricktoreborn9418]

Black sabbat and the songs Sweet Leaf And you got this from the start 1974 about it was Black Sabbath Black Sabbath with the Old windmill under record cover❤❤❤❤❤❤ Ozzy Osbourne heavy metals grandfather

[@robertooyendyk3628]

Ozzy Osbourne, Vocals Tony Iommi, (the riffmaster) guitar. Geezer Butler, bass Bill Ward, drums Four very talented musicians who took music in a different direction. The birth of hard rock/heavy metal.

[@gerardcote8391]

If you want to see great crowd reactions Nightwish Ghost Love Score live Wakken And BabyMetal Headbanger live legend of 1997

[@anthonysamuel8094]

One of the greatest live concerts of all time

[@seandobson6221]

Black Sabbath was the FIRST metal band! This song is an anti-war song but I have a bit of a funny story about this song. I went to basic training at Ft Benning in 2000 and one of my Drill Sgts used the lyrics as a running cadence as well as adding some very infantry lyrics to it that well let you imagine. You need to check out Sweetkeaf, NIB, Paranoid

[@Shads62]

bill ward is just the best metal drummer of all time

[@gerardcote8391]

Recommend Iron Maiden The Trooper Judas Priest You Got Anthor Thing Coming Dio Rainbow in the Dark

[@dallassukerkin6878]

:grins: Welcome to the undisputed King of Riffs, Tony Iommi :bows in Wayne's World "We're not worthy!" mode: He and Dave Gilmour are two of the primary reasons why I learned to play guitar :)

[@varunagoonasekera7329]

There's a video that goes along with this song which is very good. This is the beginning of heavy metal music.

[@jonathanlocke6404]

Simply monumental live guitar power and tone for 1970...Other guitarists heard this and said: "I didn't know you could do that"...That is a pretty impressively massive stage lineup of amplifiers for this early...Have to say, seeing Ozzy trade lines of verse with the audience in that later version made me tear up, heh...The thing about him as a frontman, even though he had this dark charisma, he still kinda seemed like somebody you could imagine being just one of your friends that you hung out and partied with...He often seemed more like a fan of the band onstage enjoying the appropriate amount of excitement just by happening to also be the guy singing...

[@dunringill1747]

This is a great live video to start your Black Sabbath journey on. If I had one complaint I would say the camera work is criminal for ignoring the monster Bass playing of Geezer Butler. Black Sabbath is a band with a very deep catalogue of must listen to music. Here is a rather short list of their songs to start with: "Symptom of the Universe" "Megalomania" "Supernaut" "Snowblind" "Fairies Wear Boots"

[@RallyBud]

Your authenticity reacting is infectious.

[@Sharky762]

You love the sound of the band and Ozzy's young voice But please read the actual lyrics to their songs

[@2715bunky]

All 4 members are rock gods of equal worthiness!

[@mikecalvert887]

Welcome to the Sabbath fan club great review One of the greatest songs ever that way ahead of it's time.They have so many more for you to saviour though.I think the gloriously dark menacing downright scary Black Sabbath is a good one next.Listen with the lights out ❤😅😅

[@Narrow.is.the.way.]

Did you know Toni Iomi had plastic finger tips if you look carefully you can see he has what appears to be thimbles on his finger tips, they aren't they are to replace his missing fingertips so he can play guitar,which makes his guitar playing even more impressive. The band are from my neighbourhood and are just ordinary Black Country lads. I saw them live where Metallica were on the same line up. The Black album live and Sabbath's greatest hits ever played as a farewell to the fans.

[@showbizz7539]

You should check out the band, "Disturbed" and a song called "sound of silence" ( live version). Amazing vocals

[@68Warpigs]

'That' guitarist is Tony Iommi, the architect of the heavy metal genre, it belongs to him.. Fact!

[@solonwilliams8349]

I got to watch this group two times one time United States and one time over in Europe at a 3-day concert I really enjoyed the music I was stationed in Germany when they had a 3-day concert and we loved it was fun we were wiped out most of the time

[@toddgilleylen3438]

Always do the studio version first beautiful,! 🤘

[@TOPCHEF19733]

The members of Black Sabbath are all from the same town Birmingham England. Ozzy & the guitarist Tony Iommi went to school together..They got their name from an old horror movie in the early 60's "Black Sabbath.They were across the street from a theater where the movie was playing.One of them said "Isnt it weird pay money to watch a movie that scares them" "Why dont we make scary music?" Ozzy's had a solo career longer than when he was in Black Sabbath.This is their version of a war protest song from the '60;s.In America it was hippie "flower power" type music

[@patricktoreborn9418]

Stacy you're not alone to love the Black Sabbath you and a billion other people❤❤ love sabbat

[@biffmarcum5014]

The lyrics were different in the Paris show. I thought that was interesting.

[@donaldbrunner6250]

If you watched the movie Ironman youve heard a Black Sabbath song. The theme soong is their song "Ironman".

[@gerardcote8391]

After he started his solo career guitarist Randy Rhodes taught him how to sing much better.

[@SM-ri2df]

YOU SAID AT THE BEGINING THAT THE GUITAR WAS STUCK IN YOUR SOUL...I WAS PRAYING IT WOULD HAVE LEFT YOUR SOUL AND GOT LODGED IN YOUR THROAT... UNBELIEVABLE HOW OFTEN YOU BLURT OUT THE SAME CRAP , LOVE IT , WOW ETC, DURING THE MOST INAPPROPRIATE TIMES IN EVERY VIDEO WITHOUT REALIZING THAT MOST OF THE TIME NEW THE LESS YOU BLAB THE BETTER THE IMPACT.....YES HE IS WARM, AND ALL FUZZY INSIDE,

[@shmick6079]

Black Sabbath was an incredible and groundbreaking band that effectively birthed the heavy metal genre. You’re in a perfect position to take a walk through the history of heavier music, starting with Sabbath in the early 70s, then Judas Priest and few others before the 80s with the likes of Metallica and much more. It’s a really fun trip to experience. Deep rabbit hole alert!

[@angharaddenby3389]

This recording pre-dates the album version by some months. The lyrics in this version are not the final ones that appeared on the album - at this time they had yet ti be finalised.

[@JurgenStrauss-ow2ge]

I think they were not allowed to put this version on the record !

[@KingRichard1013]

How are you doing sweetheart what can I say honestly what better way to start your journey into one of the greatest genres of music ever heavy-metal with none other than with the band that started it all Black Sabbath. These guys are like the godfathers of heavy metal. And you should also definitely check out some of Ozzy’s solo albums these are albums that he did after he was unfortunately fired from Black Sabbath in 1979. There are some songs on his first two Records that are borderline masterpieces. If you ask me I think you should check out one of my all-time favorite Ozzy Osbourne songs of all time off of his second album diary of a madman. This song is called believer, what makes this song so great a whole list of things the vibes, The guitar riff, and one of in my opinion one of the best guitar solos ever performed by One of the greatest guitar player who ever lived Randy Rhodes. The guitar solo in the song is short and to the point but it fucking rips. I feel like not a lot of people have reacted to this song it’s like one of those forgotten about masterpieces and I really would love it if you became the first ever to react to this song. And believe me when I say the guitar solo will make you literally lose your mind it’s that great and Randy Rhoads was a guitar god. He’s like a big deal now he even got inducted into the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame he has left behind one hell of a legacy in a very short period of time. May he rest in peace he was killed in a tragic plane accident in 1982 he was only 25 years old. And it literally became the most heartbreaking moments in Ozzy’s career, like we’re talking even more heartbreaking than when he was fired from Sabbath. I mean yeah it was a sad moment in Ozzy’s life being kicked out of the band. But losing Randy Rhoads was even more devastating. Because Randy would like a brother to him. So yeah definitely check out that song you will not be disappointed. And if you want more heavy-metal suggestions like songs and bands I’m your guy because I know it all. I will complete your journey through heavy-metal. 😂 🤘

[@oldgar9]

The studio version is also a must listen

[@mikekeeler6362]

Well you don't look like you were around in the 60s and 70s

[@tonyard6063]

For a bit of fun check out their Fairies Wear Boots song. I think they have a live version of it, maybe from this concert too.

[@robertpetre9378]

Ozzy would often improvise random lyrics live when he forgot the lyrics Bill Ward had written for the band, but I suppose at least his heart was in it that’s metal for you 🤘

[@glenjunk5100]

I saw him live 30 times

[@OrpheusKrynn]

Great reaction! Im so lucky coz i saw Black Sabbath a few times live. They absolute amazing and made instant goosebomps in their The End tour when started with the Black Sabbath ( yes, song called same as the band). Enjoy your journey in their world and ill give you a really different suggestions: Epica - Consign to oblivion live Zenith and Kingdom of heaven from Restrospect ( live with choir and orchestra).

[@diannegooding8733]

Sabbath really made it in the states playing to wounded Vietnam veterans at outside shows. Do Iron Man next!

[@VerchielxKanda]

Thank you very much for reacting to Black Sabbath! If you can, could you react to The Chain by Fleetwood Mac? That is my top favorite of their songs and the band itself is one heckuva rabbit hole to go down.

[@dbn52]

This made our parents crazy. I was 18 when this came out. This Album is the beginning of Heavy metal.

[@jasonpool9530]

Fathers of heavy music

[@kennypayton5103]

Shout out to Geezer Butler!! One of the best bass players ever.

[@LuGerWolf]

16 YEAR OLD THEN AND THIS ALBUM CONFIRMED WHAT I FELT THE FIRST TIME WITH THE FIRST ALBUM ... A KILLER BAND WITH A PROTO DOOM- STONER METAL SOUND ... THE BAND THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING ... FROM THE FLOWER POWER TO THE DOOMY ERA ... THE FIRST 6 ALBUMS ARE ROCK HISTORY !!!

[@ricoalvarado54]

Great reaction, I wonder if your ready for some Led Zeppelin check out rambal on ,or since I've been loving you live from Madison Square garden

[@StaceyRPGReacts]

Honestly… never listened to Led Zeppelin so it’s for sure on the list!!

[@markunderwood912]

Hi from Sheffield Yorkshire England i come from where metal began in the late 60s early 79s

[@Jason_xofilos]

You should listen to The Big Push cover in medley form when were busking on the streets of Brighton, England, UK. Since you have heard this live version will make you appreciate their medley cover. Search KZbin for The Big Push with War Pigs in the title and make sure it is the one with red suspenders. The song prior was a Bob Marley I Shot the Sheriff about another medley cover. Also red suspenders.

[@TheScamper44]

don’t know if anyone has addressed the elephant in the room yet; Ozzie had a whole lotta pent up energy by the time he got on stage… he said he absolutely loved ‘coke.’ so, that’s where he said the x-tra energy came from. later

[@iwanbottos5128]

Never saw them live when Ozzie was that young . The drummer is sensational , much better than on studio track from Pigs

[@Christopher-Baltimore]

So cool you went from California Dreamin to War Pigs! Might as well do so me hip hop and call it a day cause you’ve covered it all lol jk. Early Sabbath sounds so good to me. I love them. They were pioneers. Their drummer and bassist are two of my favorites. As a drummer myself, I love watching Bill Ward.

[@StaceyRPGReacts]

Sure did! Planning on doing a variety of music :) there is so much to uncove and listen to!

[@quasipseudo1]

Dang good choice is music! OH, and since you're new to this, that guitarist is Tony Iommi and LITERALLY created heavy metal... seriously.

[@andrewcolicchio766]

this came out when flower power, hippys, and such. So WHEN THIS TYPE OF MUSIC CAME OUT,we had to hide our love! People hated it, not understanding the lyrics. Anyway, you had to been there I guess.

[@stuartdean1938]

I saw the 1971 tour. I was 17. The tickets were general admission $15. I stood against the stage. Mountain and Humble Pie also performed. Geezer Butler, the bass player, stepped on my fingers.

[@pillarhood471]

Wow ❤

[@mwflanagan1]

That’s a hilarious anecdote. You’ll never forget it.