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[@j.j.4150]

10. Technical Ecstasy 9. Born Again 8. Black Sabbath 7. Mob Rules 6. Heaven And Hell 5. Paranoid 4. Master Of Reality 3. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 2. Vol. 4 1. Sabotage

[@Danimal77]

Never Say Die never gets the love it deserves. Sure, it was experimental, but that's what made it so unique and awesome. I love it.

[@alexjohnston8889]

Wow was beginning to think I was the only person who liked that album I'd certainly put it in my top 5.

[@Twotontessie]

I love it ... side 2 pretty marginal though for me. Side 1 all stellar.

[@robertknowles2487]

Never Say Die is superb - endlessly under-rated!

[@j.j.4150]

Also, that moment Martin said Never Say Die for number 3 and just Pete's facial reaction. Priceless😂.

[@dennisalexander5580]

Couldn’t agree more with Martin, sabotage is the greatest album of all time, I still get goosebumps from ozzys vocals after all these years, the louder the better🤘

[@joninieminen8823]

My top 10 1. Heaven and hell 2. Mob rules 3. Vol 4 4. Master of reality 5. Paranoid 6. Sabbath bloody sabbath 7. Black sabbath 8. Dehumanizer 9. Sabotage 10. Tyr

[@MrVenom5150]

10.Vol 4 8. Born again 7. Paranoid 6. Sab B Sab 5.Debut 4.Master... 3.sabotage 2. heaven... 1. Mob

[@jimekberg]

1.Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 2.Black Sabbath 3.Vol. 4 4.Sabotage 5.Master or Reality 6.Never Say Die 7.Mob Rules 8.Paranoid 9.Technical Ecstasy 10.Heaven and Hell 11.Born Again 12.Seventh Star 13.Dehumanizer 14.Eternal Idol 15.Headless Cross 16.TYR 17.Cross Purposes 18.The Devil you Know 19. Forbidden 20. 13

[@XenoMorphGaming79]

Love how the choices aren't the same generic choices i see everyone else choose good work guys

[@GuitarHack66]

Appreciate it. Cheers

[@neddystark3351]

Loved watching that, here's mine :- 1. Headless Cross 2. Heaven & Hell 3. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 4. Eternal Idol 5. Mob Rules 6. Paranoid 7. Black Sabbath 8. Dehumanizer 9. Seventh Star 10. Sabotage

[@thecontrarians2438]

BTW I'm with Martin on Never Say Die! It's one of my tops too along with TE, two overlooked gems.

[@Firearcher4]

My Top 10: 1. Sabotage 2. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 3. Master of Reality 4. Black Sabbath 5. Volume IV 6. Heaven And Hell 7. The Eternal Idol 8. Technical Ecstasy 9. Mob Rules 10. Thirteen

[@joshuawhiting239]

10. TYR 9. Dehumanizer 8. Master of Reality 7. Paranoid 6. Mob Rules 5. Never Say Die 4. Heaven and Hell 3. Vol 4 2. Sabatoge 1. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath

[@purpletemple1]

Martin, I'm soooooooooo with you on Never Say Die! Such a great great great album! Side A is just PERFECT.

[@tylerpatterson4787]

My top 5 black Sabbath albums 1. Heaven and Hell 2. Vol 4 3. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 4. Mob Rules 5. Sabotage Just outside of top 5 paranoid and self titled debut

[@lance98541]

Sabotage has always been my number one since it was released in 1975, and I agree with Martin on Never Say Die, it is a hugely underrate album. I will take Never Say Die over Volume 4 any day. 1. Sabotage 2. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 3. Master of Reality 4. Paranoid. 5. Born Again 6. Technical Ecstasy 7. Never Say Die 8. Black Sabbath 9. Heaven and Hell 10. Mob Rules

[@jeffjohnson1413]

10. Technical Ecstasy 9. Born Evil 8. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 7. Heaven & Hell 6. Mob Rules 5. Sabotage 4. Vol 4 3. Paranoid 2. Black Sabbath 1. Master of Reality

[@kaosmonger73]

Pete Pardo and SOT got me here and I am hooked!!! Killer show with a killer lineup. After lot of thinking here's my top 10. 1. Sabotage 2. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 3. Master Of Reality 4. Heaven & Hell 5. Born Again 6. Mob Rules 7. Paranoid 8. Eternal Idol 9. Headless Cross 10. Tyr

[@GuitarHack66]

Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel. Cheers

[@marcoiacobuzio4075]

Once again thank you Hack, Pete, and Martin for doing this list here are my top ten favorite Black Sabbath albums: 1. "Master of Reality" ---- 1971 2. "Heaven and Hell" ----- 1980 3. "Volume 4" --------1972 4. "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" -------- 1973 5. "Mob Rules" -------- 1981 6. "Black Sabbath" (debut album) -----1970 7. "Sabotage" ----- 1975 8. "Paranoid" --------1971 9. "Headless Cross" ------- 1989 10. "Technical Ecstacy" -------- 1976 Honorable mentions: "Born Again" ------ 1983 "Dehumanizer" -------- 1992 "Seventh Star" -------- 1986

[@GuitarHack66]

Thanks so much for watching and welcome to the channel. Cheers

[@travisperrotta7330]

I’m a die hard Black Sabbath fan and I love all eras of the band, so this was very difficult to do. It’s not about the best album of all time. It’s just my personal favorites. 10: Cross Purposes (1994). 9: The Mob Rules (1981). 8: Born Again (1983). 7: Paranoid (1970). 6: The Eternal Idol (1987). 5: Master of Reality (1971). 4: Black Sabbath (1970). 3: Sabotage (1975). 2: Headless Cross (1989). 1: Heaven and Hell (1980).

[@fdevlin5932]

Favorite songs on Cross Purposes?

[@travisperrotta7330]

@@fdevlin5932 I Witness, The Hand That Rocks The Cradle, Evil Eye, Cross Of Thorns and I have a soft spot for Dying For Love.

[@garyjoyce2160]

Pyschophobia 1994. Tremendous song IMO

[@jensnilsson1507]

Great to see some love for the Tony Martin era. Great albums (except forbidden, which has some great songs, though) and Cross Purposes is especially underrated. Glad to see it on your list!

[@Doobie1975]

My top 10 favorite Sabbath albums are 1. Master Of Reality 2. Paranoid 3. Vol 4 4. Black Sabbath 5. Heaven And Hell 6. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 7. Mob Rules 8. Born Again 9. Sabotage (always felt that the fans overrate that album) 10. Dehumanizer

[@Almeida5]

This is definitely a tough list to compile, but my objective is to cover all iterations of the legendary Sabbath. So, here it goes: 10. Born Again 09. Black Sabbath 08. The Eternal Idol 07. Dehumanizer 06. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 05. Paranoid 04. Heaven & Hell 03. Master of Reality 02. Vol. 4 01. Mob Rules

[@robertmarles6447]

Great show, thanks very much Guys. Just for fun, here's my top ten, 1)Technical Ecstasy 2)Sabotage 3)Mob Rules 4)Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 5)Heaven and Hell 6)Paranoid 7)Vol 4 8)Master of Reality 9)Black Sabbath 10)Born Again

[@martinfranco3716]

Killer show, Hack. You, Pete and Martin are a great team. Well they are my favorite band of all time since the age of 10. I'm 58 now. Here's my top ten: 1. Sabotage (Yes, my greatest album of all time) 2. Master of Reality 3. Vol 4 4. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 5. Mob Rules 6. Paranoid 7. Heaven and Hell 8. Black Sabbath 9. Born Again 10. Never Say Die

[@GuitarHack66]

Thanks for watching. Cheers

[@martinfranco3716]

Love your channel. Between Pete and you, I'm keeping busy. I meant to tell you, I agree with you about Vinny Appice fitting the Dio lineup better. My top 4 drummers are Ward, Moon, Burr and Vinny. The last time I saw Vinny was on The Devil You Know tour and he was the loudest drummer I've ever heard. It was thundering!

[@valtteriisometsa988]

My top 10 list: 01. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 02. Master Of Reality 03. Vol 4 04. Heaven And Hell 05. Mob Rules 06. Sabotage 07. Paranoid 08. Born Again 09. Dehumanizer 10. Never Say Die

[@griefforest1870]

I love 18 out of 20 albums (I consider both Seventh Star and Devil you know Sabbath albums), my favourite being Sabbath bloody Sabbath. The experience Pete had with Paranoid I had with the debut. I started at 9 with Metallica, then at 12 discovered Iron Maiden and shortly after that Priest. I looked into their influences and obviously Sabbath came up, so I bought the debut. In the following months I collected the entire Ozzy era and after read Ozzys autobiography and got into his solo stuff. For my 13th birthday I got Tonys autobiography and decided to form a band, which I did shortly after that. Also bought all 5 Dio fronted albums as well.

[@diannecarpenter7718]

Thank you guys for Top 10 Black Sabbath albums. Here’s my favorite Top 10 Black Sabbath albums. 1. Black Sabbath - 4 2. Master of Reality 3. Paranoid 4. Sabotage 5. Black Sabbath - 1 Self Title 6. Heaven & Hell 7. Mob Rules 8. Dehumanizer 9. Never Say Die 10. Seventh Star ⭐️ 🎼🎤🎸🎵🥁

[@GuitarHack66]

Thanks so much for watching. Cheers

[@entertainmenttalkcentral8541]

Great list guys my top ten had to be 10.dehumanizer 9. Born again 8. Sabotage 7. Mob rules 6. Sabbath bloody sabbath 5. Black Sabbath 4. Vol. 4 3. Master of reality 2. Paranoid 1. Heaven and hell

[@cirjames2540]

10. Dehumanizer 9. Born Again 8. Mob Rules 7. Black Sabbath 6. Paranoid 5. Heaven And Hell 4. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 3. Vol. 4 2. Master Of Reality 1. Sabotage

[@Paul_Lenard_Ewing]

I hung out with John Birch in '76 . He made guitars and PU's for Tony. I got him to make me a guitar with one of Tony's PU's at the bridge. I learnt a lot about guitar construction and especially wood. John had a lab where he compared the sounds of different woods. Very cool but too long to explain here. At the time he was comparing which woods gave the most sustain comparing Fenders. Gibsons and his own designs.

[@RSBurgener]

Black Sabbath is my favorite band (along with Thin Lizzy), and it would be so hard for me to pick my top 10. Tomorrow the list could change! I don't have misplaced reverence for the Ozzy era, I love it all for different reasons. My favorite songs are You Won't Change Me, Snowblind, Sign of the Southern Cross, When Death Calls, Angry Heart/In Memory, and Iron Man live with Dio. I do not rank the Paranoid album as high as the public seems to, unfortunately. It is good, it just doesn't click for me as much as some others do.Thank you, guys! 🤘 P.S.- I can tell you why the Paranoid song is so popular. It simplifies what Black Sabbath is about for the ears of regular people. They can relate to losing somebody and feeling down. And it does so while still being upbeat. It predicts punk rock by about six or seven years, and people cherish their first encounter with dark and heavy music.

[@louderthanlife]

01) Sabotage 02) Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 03) Master Of Reality 04) Paranoid 05) Mob Rules 06) Black Sabbath 07) Heaven & Hell 08) Technical Esctasy 09) Born Again 10) Dehumanizer

[@johncampbell3806]

I'm with Martin, Sabotage is not only my favorite Sabbath album but my favorite album of all time. It's perfect.

[@JCStorm76]

Vol 4 is my favourite The reason some people don’t like Paranoid is because it was their biggest hit and they’re sick of it. If it wasn’t a hit or was just a deep track then they’d love it. It’s a classic, maybe the greatest riff Iommi ever wrote, the simplest riffs are often the best. Just my opinion.

[@jonrhythm3686]

My favorite Sabbath albums are Ozzy, Ronnie James Dio and Ian Gillan era. The others don't really even come close to making my list. I've tried, they just don't cut the mustard for me.

[@jamesreed8641]

1.Vol 4 2.Master of Reality 3.Black Sabbath 4.Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 5. The Mob Rules 6.Heaven And He'll 7.paranoid 8.Sabatoge 9.Born Again 10.Technical Excatsy Thats my list looking forward to Jimmy page solos next.

[@donaldcatwelljr9090]

1. Master of reality 2.. Paranoid 3. Volume 4.. 4. Self titled. 5. Heaven and Hell.6. Sabbath bloody Sabbath. 7… Sabotage 8… Mob rules. 9. Dehumanizer. 10.Born again

[@donaldcatwelljr9090]

Sabbath is my favorite band. I have been listening to them for 52 years. Seen them about 24 times. With Ozzy with Dio even saw them twice with Ian Gillian.

[@Danimal77]

I'm with you Hack on "Dehumanizer." It is crushing and brutally heavy and angry. It always felt like an updated throwback to their earlier and heavier days. It also at times feels like a 90's version of Born Again. Dio never sounded angrier and the overall doom and gloom feel was and still is so appealing to me.

[@kennyunderwood3602]

1-paranoid..2-vol. 4..3-mob rules..4-master of reality..5-born again..6-heaven and hell..7-sabbath bloody sabbath..8-sabotage..9-seventh star..10-technical ecstacy

[@NelsonMontana1234]

I guess I'm a litttle older than all you guys. But if you heard the first Sabbath album when it first came out, I think you'd see things differently. It was like nothing else on earth. Completely innovative and dripping with vibe. That has a lasting impact. .

[@fourseasons4105]

1. Sabbath bloody Sabbath 2. Sabotage 3. Vol. 4 4. Paranoid 5. Master of reality 6. Never say die! 7. Heaven and hell 8. Black Sabbath 9. Dehumanizer 10. Technical ecstasy

[@timtaylor2202]

1:Volume 4 2:Master Of Reality 3:Dehumanizer 4:Heaven And Hell 5:Born Again 6:Mob Rules 7:Paranoid 8:Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 9:Sabotage 10:Headless Cross and dang I always wished that Iommi would've kept experimenting with the guitar and getting heavier like maybe putting a Baritone Scale on Monkey or making a SG Bass into a 6 string and use lighter guitar strings and keep them from stagnating after Vol 4 like they did

[@paulbrookes413]

The ULTIMATE 'GERONIMO RIFF' belongs to Mike Pinder with his song The Promise from the album of the same name !!

[@dekafer123]

This was a great discussion.

[@thecd1937]

Dehumanizer is kinda underrated. Definitely not talked about as much for being such a heavy sabbath album

[@jimg6570]

Vol 4 is #1 - first Sabbath album I heard and it changed my life. Then, Mob Rules, Master of Reality, Heaven & Hell, Sabotage. Wheels of Confusion is my favorite BS song. Bill Ward takes charge!

[@Twotontessie]

Junior year in high school 1987 we loved Sabotage. Nothing contemporary at the time even came close ...to be 17 and discover Sabotage, that’s the sweet spot !

[@Kissfan5y]

1. Mob Rules 2. Heaven and Hell 3. Eternal Idol 4. Headless Cross 5. Dehumanizer 6. Born Again 7. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 8. Black Sabbath 9. Tyr 10. Master of Reality

[@prosperoeaton8201]

I found it easy to identify my ten albums but difficult to rank some of them. The top four are interchangeable. 1. Heaven and Hell 2. Paranoid 3. Master of Reality 4. Sabotage 5. Mob Rules 6. Volume 4 7. Born Again 8. Black Sabbath 9. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 10. Dehumanizer

[@donaldcatwelljr9090]

Master of reality is my favorite.. Heavy as hell. In my opinion stands up today. Love it

[@holydiver73]

Mine seems to flip flop all the time. The albums are the same, but their place in my ranking alternate depending on what the weather is doing. 10 Sabotage 9 Vol 4 8 Seventh Star 7 Dehumizer 6 Tyr 5 Mob Rules 4 Black Sabbath 3 Master of Reality 2 Heaven and Hell 1 Sabbath Bloody Sabbath

[@briandunlap8534]

1.Dehumanizer 2.Mob Rules 3.Master of Reality 4.Born Again 5.Heaven and Hell 6. Black Sabbath 7.Paranoid 8.Cross Purposes 9.Eternal Idol 10.The Devil You Know

[@jensnilsson1507]

Dehumanizer is so good! My number one or two, with Mob rules on the other spot, so you have great taste in Sabbath :). Cross purposes is so underrated!

[@malco49]

love the way pete describes how paranoid the album effected him when he first heard it. for me it was their first album which i bought back in the day from one of those back of the magazine record clubs where you got 10 or so albums for a couple of bucks. listening to that record as a 13 or 14 year old scared the hell out of me and changed my musical life. i went on to be lucky enough to have a reasonably successful career for many years as a musician , well a drummer , but you get my drift. also was very lucky to see black sabbath on the sabotage tour. still one of the best shows i ever saw no doubt , and although black sabbath kinda ended for me after the "holy six" first 6 records , i still hold them near and dear to my heart. thanks for the show guys.

[@integrity101]

I choose to look at Sabbath as a few different bands. Even Iommi & Geezer have laughed at the fact that BA & Seventh Star went out as SABBATH albums *BLACK SABBATH* #1 Master Of Reality #2 Sabbath Bloody Sabbath #3 Sabotage #4 Black Sabbath #5 Paranoid #6 Volume 4 #7 Never Say Die #8 Technical Ecstasy *HEAVEN & HELL* #1 Heaven and Hell #2 Mob Rules #3 Dehumanizer #4 Devil You Know *HEADLESS CROSS* #1 Headless Cross #2 Tyr #3 Eternal Idol #4 Cross Purposes #5 Forbidden Listening *SEVENTH STAR* #1 1996 DEP Sessions #2 Seventh Star #3 Fused *TONY IOMMI* #1 Heaven and Hell #2 Mob Rules #3 Master Of Reality #4 Sabbath Bloody Sabbath #5 Sabotage #6 Black Sabbath #7 Paranoid #8 Volume 4 #9 Dehumanizer #10 Devil You Know #11 Headless Cross #12 Tyr #13 Eternal Idol #14 1996 DEP Sessions #15 Born Again #16 Seventh Star #17 Iommi #18 Cross Purposes #19 Fused #20 Never Say Die #21 13 #22 Technical Ecstasy

[@stevemcnary7963]

My Top 10 are 1. Heaven & Hell 2. Sabotage 3. Black Sabbath 4. Mob Rules 5. Master Of Reality 6. Vol4 7. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 8. Born Again 9. Paranoid 10. Dehumanizer or The Devil You Know

[@Jermeister12]

About the 7thStar tour ."All the guys who played the tour "Don't forget Eric Singer was the Drummer.😀

[@trevorbullock9777]

1. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 2. Vol. 4 3. Sabotage 4. Master of Reality 5. The Mob Rules 6. Paranoid 7. Heaven and Hell 8. Born Again 9. Black Sabbath 10. Technical Ecsasty

[@garyjoyce2160]

HACK/ was a great great show. You/ PETE / MARTIN & SANDRA. - A + plus job. Much enjoyed!👍💯

[@GuitarHack66]

Thanks so much Gary and welcome to the channel. Cheers

[@cornchipsnovemberland3565]

Good show gents! you can't miss chatting about the almighty Sabbath... Here is my top 10: 1. Sabotage 2. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 3. Vol 4 4. Master of Reality 5. Mob Rules 6. Never Say Die 7. Technical Ecstacy 8. Heaven and Hell 9. Black Sabbath 10. The Devil You Know (by Heaven and Hell)

[@XenoMorphGaming79]

The writ and megalomania are awesome songs defiantly Sabbaths best

[@GuitarHack66]

Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel. Cheers

[@28451104]

The albums with Tony Martin should draw more attention and credit. Headless cross, TYR, and Cross Purposes are great. Forbidden isn’t that good, though. Ray Gillen version of Eternal Idol is as good as Martin’s.

[@mmk7340]

You can never talk too much about Black Sabbath. Great show guys.👍

[@GuitarHack66]

Thanks and welcome to the channel. Cheers

[@drachireidnoc6659]

Enjoyed watching your latest Led Zeppelin video was going thru your older videos, nice to see you covering Black Sabbath as well. I came from Sea of Tranquility so you can thank Pete for another viewer. I own 7 Black Sabbath albums so I'll rank those. I'll be honest with you I'm only really familiar with the early Ozzy years and the 2 80s Dio records. I haven't checked out the Ian Gillan, Glenn Hughes, or Tony Martin eras. 1. Paranoid (I know it's overplayed but this is the album that opened the doors for me to heavier music, huge nostalgia points, I actually enjoy the song Paranoid) 2. Master of Reality (It's a short album but it's pretty much flawless, agree with Martin on the length) 3. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (Some of my favorite riffs, Ozzy sounds better on other records) 4. Heaven and Hell (I think this might be Dio's best work out of his extensive discography, some of my favorite Iommi solos-Die Young and Neon Knights) 5. Sabotage (The best Ozzy has sounded in my opinion, I agree with your thoughts on this one- it sounds phenomenal and each instrument is given room to breathe, love the bass work) 6. Mob Rules (I disagree with you on this one, still a solid album but feels like a Heaven and Hell Part 2 which isn't a bad thing it just seems a little derivative) 7. Black Sabbath (Still trying to find their sound, kind of raw, I never really liked the production but I understand it's a debut. I heard they recorded it in 12 hours which is pretty incredible) I'd be interested in watching a conversation about Metallica and Iron Maiden (assuming you like and listen to those bands) if you haven't covered them already. Another solid video. Good job.

[@GuitarHack66]

Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel. We've done shows on Kiss, Rush, and Judas Priest btw. Cheers

[@JoeyP322]

It’s hard to choose Sabbath’s best album, it’s between “Paranoid” and “Sabotage” for me... I’ve been listening to “Sabotage” since I bought the album in 1976 after I bought “We Sold sour Souls” a few months earlier... I go back and forth between the two all the time, so for me it’s a tie...

[@FundamentalsUK]

Thanks Martin for giving high placing for Technical Ecstasy and Never say die! Good call . Keyboards added a different dimension, and Different and great songwriting , prob Sabotage, my fav, and master of reality.

[@robcopen1713]

1. Mob Rules 2. Masters of Reality 3. Heaven and Hell 4. Sabotage 5. Born Again 6. Vol IV 7. Eternal Idol 8. Black Sabbath 9. Paranoid 10. Dehumanizer ( hell yeah Hack🤘)

[@shaunsmith3538]

Great show. Some good debate going on! My top 5 black sabbath albums could quite easily fit into my top 10 greatest albums of all time. 10. Seventh Star 09. Master of Reality 08. Black Sabbath 07. Techical Ecstasy 06. Never Say Die 05. Sabotage 04. Vol.4 03. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 02.Mob Rules 01. Heaven and Hell 👍

[@donaldcatwelljr9090]

Ronnie James Dio is my all time favorite singer. But it's just a different band with Dio. To me Black Sabbath is the original four. Magic..

[@remembertheblacksabbath]

So, I just bought a Laney TI100 and two TI412S cabinets, the Tony Iommi signature amp. The head and cabinets are signed by Tony! I also have the Epiphone Tony Iommi SG, and at the end of this month I’m ordering a left handed Jaydee Old Boy standard. I got my hands on a Schaller 456 bridge so it will be an authentic replica!!!! Tony is my favorite guitarist as well! The Godfather of Heavy Metal and riff master!🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@GuitarHack66]

That is very cool. Congratulations

[@Hy-jg8ow]

Tony Martin era is soooo underrated!

[@themightydecibel-heavymeta7130]

Volume 4 = one of the top 3 albums of all time IMO (along w/Reign In Blood and Let There Be Rock)!

[@troy78]

Ok now for King Diamond Top 10 albums! I’m new to the channel so I don’t know if you usually do these solo dolo or regularly have guests, but if your tight with the Sea of Tranquility crew Chris Alo is a must. He will bring in views. “Blind in Texas”

[@GuitarHack66]

Welcome to the channel. You can check my playlists for my content. I do a variety of shows and videos that are music or guitar related. Cheers

[@Knapper58]

I love how a doom/ heavy band like SABBATH can do a complete turn a round and put out the song FLUFF....it's so beautiful and tranquil....I LOVE IT!!!!....GREATEST BAND ....EVER!!!!!

[@jensbaumann6945]

01 Masters of reality 02 Vol 4 03 Sabotage 04 Black Sabbath 05 Sabbath bloody Sabbath 06 Paranoid 07 mob rules 08 heaven and hell 09 born again 10 technical Ecstasy

[@aggelostsolakopoulos5160]

First six 7 the mob rules 8 heaven and hell 9 headless cross 10 Tyr

[@thedarkwizardroom]

1.Sabotage 2.Heaven & Hell 3.Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 4.Born Again 5.Mob Rules 6.Black Sabbath 7.Seventh Star 8.Paranoid 9.Vol.4 10. Eternal Idol ----------------------------------- There is Top10 to listen to I have. Had Master Of Reality thus not sure where it is right now. So it would be at 11. Master Of Reality 12. Headless Cross 13.Tyr 14. Cross Purposes 15.Technical Ecstasy 16.Forbidden 17. Never Say Die. 'On Johnny Blade Bill Ward's drumming is so killer on this track. And well done on the rest of the album as well. Trying out difference yet well crafted sound on the album. Overlooked insights. __________________ Would have made Heaven & Hell No.1 thus Sabotage really rules with Ozzy and his vocals and the production and sound is so good. Iommi nails the album well and the rest of band IMO. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You know the thing got to see Ozzy twice once in 81 and then in 82. As to Black Sabbath saw them 3 times. In 80 the Heaven & Hell tour. 86 Seventh Star tour. Ray Gillen had the vocals when I saw them for Glenn. Then the Black Sabbath Reunion Tour in 98. The Heaven and Hell tour being No. 1. Reunion tour No.2 Seventh Star No.3 it was good just not no.1 W.A.S.P. opened on Seventh Star tour On Reunion tour Pantera and Deftones opened. Heaven and Hell tour Vinny Appice was there on drums. Ronnie was so killer with his vocals it so made you feel the songs. On the song of "Black Sabbath" I could feel ones body with his feeling and growl in line 'Satan sitting there he's smiling- Ha Ha Ha Ha. ' Dio was so much in command of the performance as well as the whole band was this night. Sammy Hagar opened as well as Aldo Nova. Super show.

[@kushmannyc1495]

I got sold our souls for rock n roll as my first album so that goofed me up lol

[@stephanevilleneuve9450]

1. Sabotage 2. Heaven & Hell 3. Mob Rules 4. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 5. Black Sabbath (debut album)

[@slammingsammy9617]

1 Black Sabbath Black Sabbath 2 Paranoid 3 Master of reality 4 Sabotage 5 Vol 4 6 mob rules 7 heaven and hell 8 Dehumanizer 9 Sabbath bloody Sabbath 10 Never say die 😎🇱🇷

[@independenceltd.]

10. Never Say Die! 9. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 8. Sabotage 7. Mob Rules 6. Black Sabbath 5. Vol4 4. Paranoid 3. Born Again 2. Master of Reality 1. Heaven and Hell

[@XenoMorphGaming79]

Some people will kill me for this but in my opinion paranoid will just be outside of my top 10 the album seems to get old for me and while the songs are really good i don't want to listen to it again just because i've heard the songs so many times and also there are better Sabbath albums eg: sabotage

[@independenceltd.]

@@XenoMorphGaming79 I never listen to it (none of the first three really). But you can't deny the greatness of the songs on it.

[@XenoMorphGaming79]

@@independenceltd. oh yeah top to bottom killer can't deny the impact it had but its one of those albums which i don't want to listen to all the way through again. I've just heard it that many times

[@Scandolo]

My list would probably go like this: 1. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 2. Paranoid 3. Master of Reality 4. Heaven & Hell 5. Sabotage 6. Born Again 7. Headless Cross 8. Black Sabbath 9. Vol 4 10. Mob Rules 11. Cross Purposes

[@thecontrarians2438]

all of you guys are NUTS! I always hear the argument about certain albums like Paranoid of "I've listened to it to death" as if that's some kind of mark against it, when by definition that means It's a great Album!!! Paranoid is definitely top 3 if not #1 of ANY Black Sabbath album list.... It's essentially a greatest hits album and set the template for all the Sabbath albums to come after it... And it broke the band and was a huuuuge commercial success even to this day! I get that you can have your favorites but how can you deny it? Hand of Doom, Farias, War Pigs, their two most identifiable songs Iron and Paranoid with Iron bering one of the most recognizable metal songs ever and also noone mentioned Planet Caravan, a cool mellow track to break it up... Electric funeral one Ozzy's cool crunching vocals with a wicked riff and solo and lyrics... and the instrumental, bill's playing... like c'mon.... Great job though on the video! love listening to these guys discuss music. :)

[@MrBHBjr]

So glad that I was able to catch this at least on replay. Great show dude! Going to try and make it next week.

[@GuitarHack66]

Hey buddy. Hope everything is good. Cheers

[@terryjohnson5275]

Great show, I'll freely admit that I'm one of those strange contrarians that love Technical Ecstasy and Never Say Die both for their sound and the songs on them, and they were also the first two Sabbath records I ever bought, along with a compilation called Attention Black Sabbath Vol 2 that has Sweet Leaf, Black Sabbath, Rat Salad, Electric Funeral, After Forever, War Pigs and Fairies Wear Boots on it which apart from a few more songs off Master and Paranoid had just about all I needed to have from early Sabbath. I'm also more of an Iommi and Dio than Ozzy fan and think Tony Martin gets short shrift. Cozy Powell is also one of my favourite drummers. I also agree with Martin in that no matter how many times I listen to it , apart from Snowblind, I dont really remember how the songs on vol 4 go - when I lsten to it its great but not in my top 10, though I can see why its so highly rated. And I honestly dont dislike any Sabbath album including Forbidden which if you can get past the rapping is still a pretty good album. So my top ten in order as of today - 1. Techical Ecstasy 2. Never Say Die 3. Mob Rules 4. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 5. Sabotage 6. Heaven and Hell 7. Headless Cross 8. Master of Reality 9. Eternal Idol 10. Dehumanizer

[@fdevlin5932]

Paranoid is like Jumpin Jack Flash. It’s got the kickass upbeat guitar riff coupled with dark introspective lyrics. It’s a pop song, but a heavy, dark, jamming pop song. Total classic. I never tire of it.

[@fdevlin5932]

But I’ll admit, I don’t get Iron Man. Those bends and the vocal at the beginning is incredible, but after that it’s the most monotonous boring riff of all time, with a few more boring riffs mixed in 😴

[@fdevlin5932]

Subbed, btw, great show

[@XenoMorphGaming79]

@@fdevlin5932 agree with you i can't listen to paranoid or iron man no more just because there both overplayed and boring compared to there other stuff

[@GuitarHack66]

Never did it for me. Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel. Cheers

[@JohntheMusicNut]

1. Vol 4 2. Master of Reality 3. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 4. Paranoid 5. Sabotage 6. Heaven and Hell 7. Black Sabbath 8. Mob Rules 9. The Eternal Idol 10. Seventh Star

[@remembertheblacksabbath]

Tony is the master of, in his own words, creating light and shade!🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@funkilus]

1. Sabotage 2. Volume 4 3. SBS 4. MOR 5. Black Sabbath 6. Heaven and Hell 7. Mob Rules 8. Born again. 9. Eternal Idol 10. Never say die

[@docvader82]

Go Martin!!!! TE at 6! That and NSD are not as bad a folks claim. ‘You won’t change me’ is KILLER!

[@grumble7425]

1) Heaven and Hell 2) Mob Rules 3) Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 4) Sabotage 5) Vol 4 6) The Eternal Idol 7) Master of Reality 8) Black Sabbath 9) Paranoid 10) Born Again

[@perpetualmotion357]

Sabbath is my favorite band and Sabotage and Vol-4 are the best. I don't get why Sabotage is so underrated. It seems to be getting more love as time goes on. Ignoring Sabotage in Black Sabbath's discography would be like ignoring Physical Graffiti in Led Zeppelins. Dang I didn't know Martin also made that comparison.

[@PhilBaird1]

Interesting comments from everyone. Don't see though how Martin can omit the wonderful debut and their keynote second album from any top ten of Black Sabbath. These are the foundations of their music for everything they went on to do. They are also marvellous heavy rock albums that defined a genre and which still stand up today for their creativity and originality.

[@DokkenSabbath]

My list is pretty contrarian, here is my top 5: 1. The Eternal Idol 2. Heaven and Hell 3. Headless Cross 4. TYR 5. Seventh Star I love all eras of the band.

[@minsterhill]

Heaven & Hell, Mob Rules, Born Again, Debut, Paranoid, Sabbath Bloody, Sabotage, Vol 4, Masters of Reality, Technical (in that order)

[@j.j.4150]

I don't know how much you yourself are into these two Hack, but I think a Top 10 Deep Purple Albums, or Rolling Stones Albums discussion with you guys would be awesome. Both rich and long discographies with a bunch of eras to choose from.

[@GuitarHack66]

Hey Josh. Thanks for the suggestions but I don't follow those bands enough to do a show but look for upcoming shows of The Cult and Led Zeppelin. Cheers

[@j.j.4150]

@@GuitarHack66 Definitley looking forward to it!

[@paulhudson563]

It's great how opinion differ. Some surprises and some shocks. Pete trying to hold in his laughter when Martin says Never Say Die 🤣🤣 and he plays that and TE the most 😳 damn!! Pete my No1 is Vol4 too, first Sabbs album i ever owed.

[@iancocks9408]

Hi, hard to rank the first 6 albums in any order as they are so good and the classic era of the band. Always loved sabbath bloody sabbath and paranoid and master of reality probably my favourite by a small margin. After 1983 the band went downhill and only dehumaniser, the devil you know and 13 are good albums. Cross purposes was pretty good.

[@vitus33]

Sabotage- favorite album from my favorite band. All hail Black Sabbath.

[@Peatmoss0979]

Never say die #1

[@Twotontessie]

“Greatest Ozzy singing performance of all time” - Sabotage. Absolutely. SBS comes close. But oh man ... “The Writ”

[@matthewvoss7365]

I'm with Pete all the way on the Born Again album. The moment I saw the album cover I knew it was Black Sabbath. The songs on it have great titles and killer lyrics. I heard the CC remake of Zero The Hero first which helped me to embrace this album. Trash pissed off the PMRC. This album made a mark on 1983. Ian made his mark as the singer on this album and he never sang for Black Sabbath again.