I say this as a christian. Unfortunately there are more spiritual truths in secular music than in the music produced by a lot of the leading christian bands.

@ivettispaghetti8895

3 жыл бұрын

That's prolly because they aren't trying to sell a manufactured image for folks who prefer their Christianity to be more aesthetically conspicuous.

@rynor7132

3 жыл бұрын

@@ivettispaghetti8895 actually it probably has more to do with the fact that most of the Christian artists whose music is not grounded in biblical truths are that way because they themselves don't know the biblical truths about which they are singing.

@lisajohnson521

3 жыл бұрын

@@rynor7132 You got it!

@Swonder1972

3 жыл бұрын

No, that is an assumption about Christian "labeled" music. They sing mainly about Christ's words. Sabbath was a spiritual band musically and lyrically. Geezer wrote from his occult interests. This is a spiritually sound song because the same teachings are in most occult writings since they draw from kabbalah Torah interpretations of the bible. Only the black occult reject the bible and Christ. There are many Christian songs that are just as dark and based on world truths. I doubt most commenters on this thread have listened to any actual Christian music but rather fall back on anti-Christian sentiments of media and Hollywood. Non-christians are ignorant of the bible, not the other way around. Geezer was a biblical believer who studied the occult. He would disagree with your assumptions.

@DaemonKeido

3 жыл бұрын

@@rynor7132 I find most metal music in general is also by its nature fairly political. They see things in the world that is wrong, either by their own morals or by the reckoning of the general public and voice such distaste for the perceived wrongs in a way that cannot be ignored. Consider this song for instance. This song was NOT made with the intent to remark upon the Vietnam War, which was going on at the time the song was written. All the same, it is VERY apt on the matter regardless due to the world at large which created the conflict in the first place. The politics of the world informed upon the song, even if those who identify it with a particular conflict are technically wrong to do so. The biggest issue I have seen with Christian Music is that much of the music is very rarely attempting to elevate their message but simply evangelize a subject there is very little debate upon. To not put too fine a point on it or say the following with intent to insult........They jabber on about shit the greater populace usually doesn't CARE about. While I have heard many good musically inclined Christian bands, there wasn't many that made me not think "I could just listen to this song as a sermon instead and enjoy it more as that". Again, I didn't say that in a means to insult, it is just something I have noted by my personal experiences with Christian Music.

Something that I love about Black Sabbath (and a lot of metal bands) is something that a lot of people who aren't familiar with the genre don't know or understand: Yes, their songs have running themes of evil, but that doesn't mean that they're endorsing evil; quite the opposite - it's a condemnation of evil, whether that be greed, bigotry, etc. The aggressive tone of the music is meant to emphasize the passionate anger felt toward things like injustice and abuse of power.

@nolancook4801

Жыл бұрын

Yep

@AncientExplorationCanada

Жыл бұрын

Poetry in an anti war anthem

@trinitypalmerton2142

Жыл бұрын

I’ve been arguing this point for a long time. I refer people to After Forever by Sabbath. They have to listen to words though…

@debibrewster9080

Жыл бұрын

@@trinitypalmerton2142 words and how it is sung. Spacing of the words ca change things a lot. Like in the example Let's go eat Grandma and Let's go eat, Grandma. I've said forever Ozzy is very misunderstood, people scoff. I make them listen to War Pigs or Black Sabbath.

@jesseheritage9104

Жыл бұрын

The fact this even has to be explained is pathetic. I don't really even have anymore pity for the "pawns" anymore. Willfully ignorant while conducting violence upon people. In reality, just trash people. As bad as the people who ordered them to do anything. Maybe worse.

And then Metal was born...

@MySoul4AGoat

3 жыл бұрын

That first note was the big-bang of metal.

@bobbyman0330

3 жыл бұрын

Metal was born with the album before but close!

@AssMonkeyGaming

3 жыл бұрын

@@bobbyman0330 Yup. The song Black Sabbath, off the album Black Sabbath, by the band Black Sabbath

@bobbyman0330

3 жыл бұрын

@@AssMonkeyGaming Haha yep!

@michaelkrull3331

3 жыл бұрын

And He saw that it was good.

One of the best anti-war songs. Truly timeless.

@nowthatsjustducky

Жыл бұрын

This...and Electric Funeral.

@acrobaticswitches

3 ай бұрын

The best* no qualifiers.

Remember when this was considered the "Devil's Music"? Now... a Pastor and his son react to it. 👍 These guys were just telling it as it was and still is. The "devil" is the government playing chess with our lives for their own personal gains through war.

@wishtheyunderstoodme

3 жыл бұрын

I'm not even catholic but amen

@empanada5243

3 жыл бұрын

Stop messing around songs that does not belongs to you, and interpreting it around your religion, go mess with your own life! Shut up pretending Christians, you are sucking the glory that belongs to God alone!

@prisonerofthehighway1059

3 жыл бұрын

@@empanada5243 screeching like a psycho in the KZread comments doesn’t help you make your point.

@ilikeibanez4117

3 жыл бұрын

@@empanada5243 ew a normie

@empanada5243

3 жыл бұрын

@@ilikeibanez4117 ew a normie

Tony Iommi: *plays 5 seconds* Pastor Rob: man that sounds great!

@batidabeats7091

3 жыл бұрын

not even 5 seconds... it was 1 second actually

@weberb6848

3 жыл бұрын

I mean can you blame the Guy? 😂

@theerectus2004

2 жыл бұрын

Obviously. Rob heard it since he was a child. My sons could play this on guitar and bass at ages 12.

@jhawk1912

Жыл бұрын

He ain't wrong.

@1Yooter

Жыл бұрын

Took him long enough

The bassist in this song, Geezer Butler, is so underrated. If you isolate the bass track during solos, you'll hear he's actually playing wicked bass solos. Dude's a lord of Bass Guitar.

@gr1zz922

Жыл бұрын

The one thing I love with Iommi, Ward and Butler was the fact that with the first several albums, they pulled from experience. All three had played blues and jazz predominantly, and you hear that influence. Which just makes it sound so much better than if they approached it like any other rock band of that time.

@lashedbutnotleashed1984

Жыл бұрын

Geezer was the lyricist as well.

@Da_kink

Жыл бұрын

Yup, but I wouldnt say he is under rated. He is considered the God of Bass.

@tose5566

Жыл бұрын

yeah he's an excellent bassist. I guess people in the 70's didn't really care about bassists since he only gets like two seconds of screentime and it's only his fingers lol

@grindfreakmike5754

8 ай бұрын

Listening to sanbath with a decent pair of phones and with the fidelity of this recording you can hear every note.

Without black sabbath we wouldn't have heavy metal as we know it no one had heard anything like them when they first came out

@wardka

3 жыл бұрын

They terrified my parents, which was of course part of the appeal. Now the appeal for me is how expressive and innovative the music is along with being terrifying.

@matthewdean7653

2 жыл бұрын

So true!!! Without sabbath I doubt we would have our legendary and imo the best heavy metal singer Ronnie James Dios Holy Diver or any over his stuff with Sabbath and after that.

@stevensorrell1625

2 жыл бұрын

We wouldn't have Stryper and say what you want about THEM, but they rock harder and harder with each album.

According to an interview with Geezer Butler and Bill Ward this song was about the Vietnam War and the vets

@kane0ner

3 жыл бұрын

What other war would it be about considering this is from 1970? Most of their early songs reference the Cold War one way or another.

@kirankok6845

3 жыл бұрын

That's what i thought when i first heard this song

@Louzahsol

3 жыл бұрын

So was hand of doom

@TomTomTom87

3 жыл бұрын

uh, yah

@EStarBunE

2 жыл бұрын

And yet it's timeless.

“ that’s gotta be a duel guitar “ no that’s just Tony Iommi being Tony Iommi

My parents had Paranoid on 8 track, my mom told me that I would dance around with their headphones on when I was 3 back in 72 . I've been a hard core Sabbath fan ever since.

@masbucket3083

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome

@axlrose9054

3 жыл бұрын

I wish i was born in the 70s but nah i was born 04 😔

Always enjoy these videos. Never believed in god, so much of what you say and preach doesent resonate with me, however i still listen. Because i find it very interesting to learn some more about the bible, and i see it as an educational thing really, to watch you draw comparison between various lyrics and your christian beliefs. Keep up the great work, you guys are obviously fantastic role models, and good human beings, i wish you the best.

@phacus

3 жыл бұрын

Same here. It's interesting to see this take, very original. o/

@duffalias

3 жыл бұрын

Same. I don’t believe and I hate the institution (church) but, they’re have some good values. Also I like a lot of Christian metal bands 😂 Very nice reaction channel with a different points of view.

@Ikkipepsi

3 жыл бұрын

its good to see someone who isn't religious but doesnt shittalk the people who are

@deadbody

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely agree. I love this channel. Great insights and its awesome to listen to music fans geek out.

@damienyoung9080

2 жыл бұрын

We are all agnostic.. whether you believe or nor. To each their own.. peace and love is all that really matrers

Listen to Number of the Beast and Hallowed Be Thy Name by Iron Maiden.

@Prognosis__

3 жыл бұрын

Number of the beast will be good choice

@zorn1745

3 жыл бұрын

Hallowed be thy Name will inspire great discussion of the afterlife and crime and punishment. Can’t wait

@joshuakennedy5629

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve been saying number of the beast Really wanna see that

@drachmonius

3 жыл бұрын

Gay heavy metal singing. I hate it

@masbucket3083

3 жыл бұрын

That would be sick

One of the most famous exports of Birmingham, UK! The Home of Metal. Makes me proud to be a Brummie

@GordonHeaney

3 жыл бұрын

Priest!

@sergejmiladinovic1181

3 жыл бұрын

@@GordonHeaney Also Robert Plant and John Bonham!

@OffGridMadMan

3 жыл бұрын

Same mate! Bostin

One of the deepest songs from Black Sabbath, for him to push this song during the politically controlled war going on in Vietnam. I always felt it was very insightful and accurate, pointing the finger at the seemingly power hungry and corrupt military/political powers that often times make decisions without thought of the “pawns” left to do the work. I would love to see your insight on Ozzy’s “God is Dead” song. The title being the opposite of what I felt the song actually portrayed.

@shashankiyer5751

3 жыл бұрын

Ive been asking for God is Dead? for ages

@davyf33

2 жыл бұрын

13 not my favorite album but that song is not bad

@gustavofring4363

Жыл бұрын

@@shashankiyer5751 ok Shashank i see you do follow some good youtubers that's cool

This is a high quality recording that I only could really appreciate with the headset I have now. And everything you guys said was 100% on point. But the thing that struck me so hard that I couldn't ignore was just how incredible Ozzy's voice is in this. His tone is so sharp and clear, and the notes are executed with such control. Man I forgot how great he sounds.

One of the great anti war songs. Universally applied to 99% of all wars ever fought.

Yes the production of this album was insanely good for the time and frankly better than some today. So funny, I can't tell you how many Black Sabbath lyrics I had wrong when I listened to them as a kid. Sabbath has written about some dark stuff, but always had this positive vibe to it if you can figure out their point of view. They are pretty much the band that created metal.

One of the all time greatest rock songs. A lesson never learned unfortunately. Ty for your reactions.

@vincent2053

3 жыл бұрын

Hi

@bluetopguitar1104

3 жыл бұрын

"When will they ever learn?"

@Rakesh_but_handsome

3 жыл бұрын

Metal I'd say

@milanpetkovic1990

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rakesh_but_handsome Hard rock

@fathanaqwiya7398

2 жыл бұрын

@@milanpetkovic1990 Nah, metal. People might say its rock but you have to call black sabbath metal because they invented the genre. And back in the day when most music is smooth upbeat happy positive, this is as brutal as it gets LOL.

Better Late Than Never

@roberthoughton7127

3 жыл бұрын

🤣

What is even more amazing was that Tony Iommi played his guitar with the tips of 2 of his fingers gone on his guitar hand. He lost them in an industrial accident

@debibrewster9080

Жыл бұрын

Tips that he made himself; and still uses. And, it happened just before their first tour, so no time to adapt to them.

This is top-of-the-line mixing even for today

At 64, this song changed my life when I was young. Especially being raised to be a strong Liberal Protestant Christian. They talk about Satan, war, witches, evil generals, God's judgement of the wicked, etc etc etc. Incredible song, the WW2 air-raid sirens stuck in my head to this day, along with the B-17 bombers. Part of the best songs ever list!!

3rd try for Rob to see this: In the Name of God from Dream Theater, great as always!

@jonathanjeffers8340

3 жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh yes. It’ll blow anyone’s mind!

@CriticalShot123

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, all the yes, that song is amazing

@markpyle3710

3 жыл бұрын

I've been trying to get all the reaction KZreadrs to do More Dream Theater. But In the Name of God Would fit Perfectly Here.

@johnzahm193

3 жыл бұрын

Oh yes I agree

@rezapahlevi6819

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah🤘🏼

Does anyone else think it’s weird that none of these reactors ever talk about the WW2 air raid sirens at the beginning of this song? Such an eerie sound knowing that Brits and especially Londoners had to deal with Nazi bombing raids for a long time and would be very familiar with the sound. IIRC, Rage Against the Machine uses the same sound at the beginning of their live shows. At least the ones I’ve been at.

@debibrewster9080

Жыл бұрын

Ozzy was born in 1948 WW2 in Europe ended in 1945. In Ozzy's early childhood damage from the bombing would have been apparent and the war would have been constantly discussed. So it seems obvious that that would be a big influence

Fun trick: go into a fairly busy place and belt out the first two lines. You'll find out how many metalheads/classic rock enthusiasts are around you. And, yes, I've done this multiple times. Lol.

@thesteadingoffranya4423

3 жыл бұрын

Brilliant lol i just can't do Ozzy and i don't wanna dis the song.

Man you guys want a great riff? Pantera Cemetery gates 🤘

Welcome back to the wonderful world of good old fashioned analog stereo recording.

8:10 One of my favourite parts in all of metal.

@tdcsmith

2 жыл бұрын

knew exactly what you were referring to without listening (but i did anyway). absolutely massive, triumphant, but not without some serious melancholy. Luke must have been a hell of a roadie!

Love the band and song. Such a fitting song for this current political environment. #SorcerersOfDeathsConstruction

Geezer and Tony came from Irish/Italian backgrounds so were raised Catholics, and Ozzy and Bill grew up in Church of England families. They were all at least familiar with Christian themes whether or not they believe or even make good Christians. The fact is they weren't academics, they were working class lads, but the religious component informed their music and allowed them to play with universally important themes without having studied philosophy at Oxford :P Truly timeless music! Peace from UK

Atheist here and a metalhead. You guys remind me of my Christian friends. Not bigots, not purveyors of the 'prosperity gospel', just Christian kids with an open mind for 'secular music' and actually paying attention to the lyrics. Sabbath were the really enraged youth of the hippie generation, so of course they aired out their concerns in the form of music. The 90's were about 3 decades ago, back then "30-years ago" was WW2. "War Pigs" and "21st century schizoid man" are pretty much the origins of Heavy Metal. The world was very much insane back then with Vietnam going on and the nuclear war menace. Metal is now a good tool to vent all of your anger in the form of music and lyrics. "Hippies" were the " I want peace" bunch... Metalheads would be back then the "I'm pissed off because there's no peace"-bunch. It's sad that these are the "most peaceful times" in history, but still you know there's war going on somewhere. Not as much as some decades ago, but still going on. That's enough to piss off both a believer and a non-believer.

@timurhant469

Жыл бұрын

"That's enough to piss off both a believer and a non-believer" One day, when the theists understand this, we will move a huge step forward! Well said !

The switching of "sides" was because stereo was NEW - this was 1971 (ish). They loved to just mix it from side to side 'cos they could. They made 2 or 3 albums in 18 months (or released) Saw Sabbath on their final tour on the penultimate show (in Leeds - their last show was, rightly, in Birmingham). They were good. Sounded perfect which really surprised me.

@MrBryant240sx

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely. It's almost annoying the stereo effect added to some instruments in these old songs, but like you said it was the new tech. I read strawberry fields a few years before was highly technical amd there is a cool section where the sounds moves from one side to the other like a band on parade.

There is a great reaction video to this song by a young African American gentleman called No Life Shaq, wear before he starts it he basically says he never heard heavy metal before, let alone Sabbath.As he plays it you can see his mind being blown to peices by the awesomness of the song ! Its really great

@RoRo-vr6wx

3 жыл бұрын

He stopped doing metal reactions becoz he got blocked everytime

Being a sound technician in those days was an art.

I'm an atheist, yet you both fascinate me. I've learnt so much listening to you. Beautiful bond between you, intelligent loving men. Wow! If I bumped into you I imagine we'd have an enlightening conversation. Love the work x

Probably the best opening song from any Sabbath album.

This song should be taught at Sunday school.

I always heard this song as a message about the war world earth . I was there being 20years it was not about darkness but become aware of the darkness.

Love this song, so in-depth, it's not just the politicians that the song speaks of, it's also the war pigs who are profiteering off of the war, hence the military industrial complex. Thanks for the great videos!!!

Ozzy is one of the all time great rock vocalists. Sooo good

IMO guitars sounded the best in the 70’s. Love this!!

My favorite thing about this song is the musical journey Black Sabbath takes the listener. I love songs like that.

Heard this song and a bunch of others from Black Sabbath also for the first time around 7 or 8 years old on my dads cassette that I found in his car. Then my journey into heavy metal started. I remember playing this over and over again on my walkman back in the 80s.

Ahh, you guys should've listened to the live 1970 version. It's one of the best live performances of a song ever.

@domenicgalata1470

3 жыл бұрын

Also with some of the original lyrics from the first draft of the song ( titled WALPURGIS. ) .

@jabiliuson1270

3 жыл бұрын

the apresentation is amazing, but ozzy mess up the lyrics, saying some lyrics from walpurgis and thus messing the context, but it's really good indeed

@fonsecorona

3 жыл бұрын

The video live in Paris 1970 is a good version...

@gthewolf7948

Жыл бұрын

Nah

@gthewolf7948

Жыл бұрын

​@@jabiliuson1270 agreed

I love Black Sabbath. As a young guy I got to see them on their "final tour" in 2017 here in London. Legendary! It was such a fun time during the last song. Everyone even up front just started jumping up and down, dancing and singing to confetti and balloons. 😁🤘

Also to note on the War Pigs solo, Tony Iommi added a second guitar track to add a Hieronymus Bosch-like element to the song.

I'd love to see the reaction when they realised the the lead guitar wasn't multiple guitars layered, but one guy with 2 fingertips missing doing it himself in one hit....

@chrisgabiger2399

7 ай бұрын

No , Tony said he did 2 guitar tracks in an interview

October 1969 Black Sabbath recorded the entire Parinoid album in 1 day, with many of the songs in 1 take 🔥🎸

@gthewolf7948

Жыл бұрын

1970

@V7avalon

Жыл бұрын

@@gthewolf7948 the studio release was September 1970 but they had been performing it for over 1 year

The way this song was mixed makes it a completely different experience to listen to if you have headphones on.

I’m 65 yrs. old Rocker ! I love the lord and Rock . Thank you preacher . My first Blacksabbath album was a Masters if Reality.

Clicked SO fast. Actually a big Black Sabbath fan. It caused me to be super interested about Ozzy, but also concerned, and I pray for him often. I hope others do too.

Funny story, my dad would play this record when he was a kid and scare his mom. The sirens in the beginning would remind her of the F5 tornado that tore through Topeka, KS in 1966.

my all time favorite metal song, and I've listened to everything from Deep Purple to Amon Amarth, and from Type O Negative to Deicide. This album is the greatest metal album ever written, and so many of the songs have a positive message, unlike what the people who have never listened to it will tell you.

Ive seen this live a good 15 times over the years. Always the same and always perfect. The message is . You go fight my war and later your gone and dead. Im good! A fighting mans story.

Something I think you’ll enjoy is “Hallelujah” by Jeff Buckley

I had always known the quote being, "Necessity is the mother of Invention"

Can you do Heaven and Hell by Black Sabbath?

@hawkmanjack

3 жыл бұрын

Just don't do the live version unless you really want to see Ronnie James Dio declaring for Satan because he comes right out and says it.

@matthewdean7653

2 жыл бұрын

@@hawkmanjack man can he wail it just blows my mind away every time. Truly the Greatest Heavy Metal Singer of all time.

So I myself am not a christian but my father is. He is now in the fight of his life with stage 4b lung and liver cancer. He loves rock like I do and we love your channel

Great video. Love your focus on Jesus. Keep being salt and light.

Ozzy’s voice is tailor made for heavy metal 🤘

I’ll like for you guys to react to Dream theater: In the name of god

@Lancelot30

3 жыл бұрын

YES! They would definitely be blown away by that or The Spirit Carries On.

@itsasquid

3 жыл бұрын

YESSSSS

@jonathanjeffers8340

3 жыл бұрын

Their minds will be blown!!!

@Prognosis__

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, a couple of band members have some sort of Christian believe....it shows in some song lyrics.

@sleepyhollow783

3 жыл бұрын

Excellent choice. "I Walk Beside You" would be another good choice.

Treating people just like poles and chairs 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 that's gold!

This is my favorite Black Sabbath song.

Notice how classic rock is recorded? Extreme wide stereo sound like we hear in reality! Being the sound technician in those days was more like an art. Although. Today's music does sound great too! I'm not mocking technology.

@gizzy2403

3 жыл бұрын

Yeeeessss!! Soooo much texture & analog beauty! I hate this overly compressed garbage w/no dynamics that is being slopped today

@FalconOfStorms

3 жыл бұрын

There's a lot of great audio work done today, even though technology exists.

@_claymore

3 жыл бұрын

this is still being done. there are thousands of great bands that have just as great audio engineering done. "doing stuff on the computer" was also what was done back in the days and it is what's done today. stop acting as if today's music is shit - it's not, you just need to pick the good ones.

@gizzy2403

3 жыл бұрын

@@_claymore you're right, its still done but not very easy to find. There's even audiophile quality recordings out there, Chesky Records i believe specialize in it. I'm afraid most of its Jazz, which I'm not a fan of, sadly.

I'm a Christian Evangelist and Apologist and I listen to Black Sabbath regularly. LOL. Some of the lyrics are dark of course. LOL. Great one guys.

Listened to War Pigs and the rest of their Paranoid album so many times back in the 70s, that I wore out the vinyl several times and had to keep replacing it. Still enjoy it on CD and mp3 till this day at age 62. Thanks for the video! 😎👍

Really cool discussion! Really enjoyed the breakdown of just war theory.

I would love for you guys to react to Number of the beast by Iron Maiden. “Woe to you, oh Earth and sea. Let Him who hath no understanding reckon the number of the beast For it is a human number and his number is 666.” Some biblical imagery in the song. I wanna know what you guys would think about it.

You guys need to do more songs from Black Sabbath. Such an amazing band.

Another Sabbath classic...children of the grave....

Orestes - A Perfect Circle - beautiful and gut wrenching.

@jerredwayne8401

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed

Geezer Butler wrote a lot of Sabbath's lyrics.

The outro is called Luke's Wall

was waiting for you guys to do this one. Black Sabbath is music for the soul. More please.

Stumbled across your reaction and enjoyed it immensely. I liked you guys' analysis of the lyrics and recording. Will be checking out more of your reactions. Thanks!

I would love to see y’all do ”God Is My Home” by Living Sacrifice.

@chrismiller2517

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. So many good Living Sacrifice songs. I'd also like to throw Killers in with God Is My Home

When it come to music, no one comes close to us 🇬🇧❤️

@mikolajpaluch4927

3 жыл бұрын

God Bless England For Creating Heavy Metal 🤘🇬🇧

@keithmaddison6877

3 жыл бұрын

@@mikolajpaluch4927 well said mate 👍👍👍

It's interesting how the last line ("Satan laughing spreads his wings") in the context of the song gives a positive idea of Satan, it portrays him as a collaborator of God. God is the judge, and Satan is in charge of executing justice against the evil souls.

Paris 1970 , lo vi el 2006 y me volví fans de este grupo.

Hi Pastor Rob, you might have to check "KLAK - The Holographic Demiurge". Lyrics with Biblical references. 🙏

Could you react to Baroness, "Take my Bones Away," I'd love to see what your thoughts are on the meaning to his lyrics.

Back in the day, they would say you would go to hell for just listening to this! Ha! Ha! Ha! But I love this band always did and always will! 51 yrs ago!

It's good to see Pastors who like this stuff, being a student I went through so much for liking this kind of music by the pastors and teachers.

Cake made a great cover of this! Also: Wolves at The Gate - In Your Wake Wolves at the Gate - The Sea In Between Please!

"PEOPLE GATHERED IN THEIR MASSES TO BUY PAPER FOR THEIR ASSES" - COVID Version 2020 Haven't done a suggestion in a while, so I hope you read this. I'd like to recommend "Embers" by Lamb of God. It's a somber song about the loss of a newborn. I don't think anyone has done it yet because too many other popular Lamb of God songs get reacted to instead. It would be cool to hear your thoughts on it.

@malakasquad2214

3 жыл бұрын

Haha! Great! 😄

@antondzajajurca7797

3 жыл бұрын

Nice mangband66 :)

@masbucket3083

3 жыл бұрын

That one made me monkey brain happy

Yes I grew up in the greatest Era of rock music ,nothing like it anymore!!!raw talent and feelings in the music!!!and so many great bands listen to "into the void"and Sabbath bloody Sabbath album is so good and some upbeat songs on that album like "national acrobat"and "Zabbra cadabra" and "Killing yourself to live"!they really wanted a world of peace and love and humanity!!!!

Wen i listen to this song back in the days, there was no turning back :)

Pls react to four horsemen by Metallica.

Hello Pastor Rob, here new cool song from "EAST TIMOR" K L A K - The Holographic Demiurge

I have much respect for you doing this.

Good to see you reviewing this classic - I had the 8 track back in the day and played it so much the tape came out and I couldn't get it back in!!

Have a listen to diamonds to Dust - Corpus Christi. Heaviest Christian Song 2020.

Check out the CAKE version it's great

Nothing like this before them. This is the true origin of heavy metal.

React to Gojira, The art of dying please!

Try Cemetary Gates by Pantera or Leper Messia by Metallica. Holy Wars by Megadeth would be cool also. Great songs for you to react to.

@joshuabrown3361

3 жыл бұрын

The only one they haven't done is Cemetery Gates.

Uff!! Nice, keep it up. You guys are blessed and unstoppable🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

It applies to this time as much as 1970 !

Please react to Living Sacrifice bloodwork from The Hammering Process. Living Sacrifice is a thrash metal death metal metalcore band.