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The foundation for heavy music..without these guys you might not have Metallica, Pantera and dozens of other bands..Sabbath set the standard and the music is just as relevant 50 years later 🤘🤘🤘

@Tobiasmax3000

14 күн бұрын

Yeah. Pioneers.

WARPIGS live in PARIS 1970 is the only thing i have to say

One of the godfathers of heavy metal they started it all

Short song but it is the beginning of Metal😎... the whole album is Iconic 🔥 🤘🏽🔥

There's two Black Sabbath, Ozzy Frontman (shown in this video) and Dio as Frontman. Speaking of Dio, the great godfather of metal, he's got a bunch of tracks you should listen to. -Losing my Insanity. -Rainbow in the Dark. -Man on the silver mountain. -Holy Diver. Ozzy Osbourne also has tracks: -Gets me through. -Bark at the moon. -No more tears. -Mr. Crowley. Also check out Deep Purple. Also from that era. -Burn. -Highway Star. -Hush. -My woman from Tokyo. And that's literally 12 songs for you to check out on your own time. Enjoy.

@NatReacts_

14 күн бұрын

Thank you man‼️

@cody8314

12 күн бұрын

How about Helloween?

In 1969, Led Zeppelin was the band that changed rock music forever by redefining the term 'heavy rock'... Their 1st two albums ('Led Zeppelin' and 'Led Zeppelin II') became the catalysts of amping up rock n' roll... Led Zeppelin exploded in popularity in '69 and fans heard the record and fans went, "Wow! I can't believe how heavy they can be with guitars, bass and drums... I can't believe their singer can sing so high!" Black Sabbath were one of those bands in Birmingham, UK that heard Led Zeppelin's music in 1969 (As did another established band, Deep Purple, based in London) and wanted to go in that 'heavy rock' direction musically... But Black Sabbath went a step further... They said, "Let's scare everybody..." The concept was like horror movies - people would pay to see them and be terrified... Maybe Black Sabbath could do the sonic version. One of the songs they came up w/ was called 'Black Sabbath' (after a 1940's horror movie) ...Guitarist Tony Iommi came up w/ an ominous riff that sounded like a horror movie soundtrack and the band (drummer Bill Ward, bassist Geezer Butler and vocalist Ozzy Osbourne) joined in... Geezer wrote the lyrics about a nightmare he had... Ozzy sang it like he was mourning at a funeral ... It was instant - there was nothing that sounded like 'Black Sabbath'... it also became the band's name. Black Sabbath released their first album 'Black Sabbath' in early 1970... the dark, ominous album was actually heavier than Led Zeppelin and became an instant success in the UK... Sabbath recorded a 2nd album in 1970 and one of the last songs was a short, filler track that Geezer called 'Paranoid'... Ozzy sang the lyrics and they thought it was too commercial. However, their record company knew it was a hit... The label actually changed the title of the 2nd album from 'War pigs' (a term to describe the orchestrators of the ongoing Vietnam war at the time) to 'Paranoid' and it went to #1 in the UK... Black Sabbath toured the US for the first time that year and they said the tour started at a club in Philly and ended at the L.A. Forum... That was how fast Black Sabbath got famous... Their lyrics focusing on the dark side of life (Satan, drug abuse, supernatural occurrences, war, death, mental illness, etc.) made the band a target of the Christian right and religious groups. Black Sabbath were never satanists... They all wore crosses that were gifted to them as a talisman. But that fact was lost on religious purists who viewed their music as "the devil's work" (Even Led Zeppelin were accused of satanism, especially when Jimmy Page was fascinated by the work of notorious writer Aleister Crowley) But Black Sabbath set the foundations w/ their first 8 albums for what became the genre of hard rock and heavy metal... Them, Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple became known as the British 'Unholy Trinity' of heavy rock music as they dominated the 70's decade. In 1980, Black Sabbath relaunched their career w/ new singer Ronnie James Dio (until 1982) after Ozzy Osbourne was fired in 1979... Ozzy went on to have an even more successful solo career in the 80's, 90's and beyond. Guitarist Tony Iommi recorded a number of albums as Black Sabbath w/ various musicians and singers ... but none were as successful as the original band. They (Ozzy/ Iommi/ Butler/ Ward) finally reunited in 1997 to tour. They recorded 1 more album "13" in 2013...but only drummer Bill Ward was not on that record or tour.

Seen on the "Paranoid Special Edition" album sleeve: "Black Sabbath didn't invent metal, they defined it." #FACT

At this time they were the holy trinity of heavy rock - Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, and of course Deep Purple > who have one of the most iconic riffs of all time "Smoke on the Water/ I would suggest by Deep Purple first their song "Child in Time" done live in the televisions studio 1970/71 - one of the best live performances you will see. (Of course also one of the best live performances of all time is in Montreal Canada - 1984, Queen singing "Somebody to Love" - either performance is legendary showcasing their amazing lead singers.

This song is rock, metal and proto-punk all in one. 🏄‍♂️

Great choice! You gotta love Ozzy Osbourne in a sports jacket.

…….a very youthful OZZY ❤️🎸🤘🏼

I grew up listening to Black Sabbath. I never got to see them with Ozzy. Tony Iommi is probably my all-time favorite guitarist.

This is the first metal band. Ozzy(singer) is still making music😮

You have to listen to Black Sabbath “Die Young” the other lead singer after Ozzy Osborne ( Ronnie James Dio) rest in peace 🪦

That is Ozzy and they are the godfather's of heavy metal

Welcome. Might I suggest for your listening journey the following Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath - 1970 Paranoid - Electric Funeral - 1970 Masters of Reality - After Forever - 1971 Vol.4 - Snowblind - 1972 Sabbath Bloody Sabbath - National Acrobat - 1973 Sabotage - Hole in the Sky - 1975 Technical Ecstasy - All moving parts stand still - 1976 Never Say Die - Never say Die - 1978 Heaven and Hell - Heaven and Hell - 1980 Mob Rules - Sign of the Southern Cross - 1981 This should keep you busy for a bit.

Black Sabbath 1968-eternity🤘

Birmingham and West Midlands seems to produce the best- there is no genre or scene like other cities, just the best from pop (new romantic) Duran Duran, Dexies Midnight Runners) reggae Steel Pulse, UB40, the first black artists to be played on MTV- Musical Youth, The Moody blues ( probably one of the most song songs at a karaoke 🎤Nights in White Satin etc and of course Led Zeplin ( not Birmingham but close).

The guys who defined heavy metal. That singer? Ozzy Osbourne.

I hope you go to the beginning with the song "Black Sabbath from the first album Black Sabbath. Great reaction, Thanks.

Believe it or not when I was playing high school football in my senior year I used to listen to this song all day long before playing a game and it would get me so psyched that I did unbelievable things in the game that’s why I was considered one of the best running backs to come out of Hoboken high school go figure I was only 5‘2“ and weighed 140 pounds but they used to call me 4 x 4 And because of this song it made me a legend in Hoboken New Jersey

Hand of Doom, Fairies Wear Boots, War Pigs, N.I.B.

Yeah , the Prince of Darkness Ozzy Osbourne . 😎😎😎

You should try out The band Helloween

Hello *Nat* If you like hard rock or rock in general please check out *BAND-MAID* that's an all female Japanese group that can do every genres of rock and more, making a lot of different songs so that you'll never be bored listening to them from their catalog of 125+ songs that are all incredible, you can choose every song you want It will always be a good one. Can you please react to *REAL EXISTENCE (Official Live Video)* I think you might enjoy them a lot. Well I wish you all the best on your channel and in the near future hope to see you in a *BAND-MAID* reaction.😊 _The Carrier Pigeons delivering the message of _*_BAND-MAID_*_ to the World_

@The.Carrier.Pigeons

11 күн бұрын

Hello glad you like the *BAND-MAID* reaction in your stream hope that you will do more like *BAND-MAID / HATE? (Official Live Video)* next 😊

React to heading south by Zach Bryan

Why they look so akward is bc its a music video not a live performance so they’re not as into it bur trust when they r actually live its nuts

02:39 You're right: they don't seem to fit the song. Unfortunately, they don't even really fit their name. The reason that's unfortunate is that a lot of people never listened to them just because their name sounds so evil. When I was younger, I wouldn't listen to Black Sabbath 'cause I am Christian and didn't like the implication of their name. A Black Sabbath is a witch's Worship service and day of celebration; therefore, I missed really getting to enjoy some of their songs. Like War Pigs, which is one that really fits what's going on today with our last several presidencies (except Mr Trump 😉) and their lust for war. Not only is the message good, the song is really great besides that. Check that one out. I really enjoy your reactions, BTW!

Believe it or not that’s Ozzy Osbourne