First Time Hearing "War Pigs" by BLACK SABBATH (Live Video) The Wolf HunterZ Reactions
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BLACK SABBATH - "War Pigs" (Live Video) The Wolf HunterZ Reactions
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Bill Ward beating those drums like they insulted his girlfriend.
Exactly. He shoulda pinned his hair back though, it was clearly bothering him and he kept tucking it behind his ears. lol
Like they owe him money
haha that was funny!!
Bill made his drum kit use it's safe word.
I guess he kinda had to beat the sh*t out of them. As those drums were not created for this type of music. :P
I am still of the opinion that Black Sabbath, without playing hyper speedy riffs and drumming like a machine gun, still sound heavier than 95% of the modern metal bands.
A lot of that has to do with what you are supposed to sound like. A metal band must do A + B + C. Back then no one knew what they were supposed to do. Being one of the first these guys were making up the rules as they go......and that is were that wonderful innovation and freshness comes from
Spot on. They invented a sound nobody has ever replicated yet many have tried.
Fact.
@@alekhidell Very true!
Alot of the times Heavy things are Slow
Imagine being there at 1970 when most of the western world were still listening to Beatles and Elvis and you hear this for the first time.
That is so true, let's put this sound and music into some kind of context...
I remember it well.
I saw them first in 1974 as a young teenage girl. I dragged my friends along who were into Elton john and Fleetwood Mac. They loved the show. Aerosmith opened up for them.
@@johnhix7400 always need put into context. Spot on!
Yeah, hearing Sabbath for the first time was shocking
all current heavy metal bands have been influenced by the back sabbath, more or less ...
Yes, maybe not directly, but it all leads back.
Correct!
And maybe some Grand funk to a certain point ; )
@@scottfunk2951 Grand Funk Railroad was a fucking incredible band but I think you might be reaching a bit far.
Sorry.
@@mgmnfld3109 hey just what did i say about GFR i cant find it?
Bill Ward my favourite drummer of all time ever from any genre.
Same dude he’s amazing
Bill ward is not a drummer, he’s a drum murderer
So is mine
Bill Ward doing shit that would get him kicked out of any other band...so badass!
What about Ian paice what about Jon Bonham uups got it wrong your favourite shit
As a 55+ year old it makes my heart soar when I see youngsters like you loving the music I grew up with.
Sabbath , acdc , Judas priest , motorhead, etc . This band was the reason the name "heavy metal" was made for . Anything after was because of them.
Amen
66 in Nov, if I make it...lol
But yes. I love that there are people today enjoying the music that I truly started with. all definitely started with Sabbath yeah even the rolling Stones that started real rock and warped it into heavy metal. Don't forget Deep Purple, Steppenwolf.
The true granddaddies of course are Black Sabbath Deep Purple Led Zeppelin and there's one more of this old man can't remember and I'm embarrassed I can't....
isn't it great? 53 here and still will listen to the bands i grew up with.
As a 55+1 I get it
40 here, and I love seeing the kids discover the Fathers of Metal.
There is no God but Halford;
And Bruce Dickinson is His Prophet
To be fair the lyrics that ended up on the record were better. But Jesus, Bill Ward
True.
@@alimahadik2715 Ozzy did not memorize them and improvised.
Bill Ward on that early small kit is absolutely killing it.
Good ol' Bill Ward beating those drums like they owned him money.
A lot of money by the sound of it
Bill Ward did all that with the simple drum kit like that!!
The lead guitarist, Tony Iommi, invented heavy metal. On the day he was due to leave his factory job to be a full time musician a work accident sliced the tips of some of his fingers off. He thus had to change the way he played, producing this heavy sound. The beat created came from the iron and steel mills where he lived in Birmingham. The giant heavy hammers from the mills could be heard across the city with this heavy rhythmic thudding.
Just to add a little. Tony's fingers are very sensitive so he has to tune his guitar lower than normal so the strings don't bother them. In a normal E tuning the strings are rather tight and can cut into the skin if your fingers are not accustomed to it. This is why it is so hard for guitarists that are just learning to play, to get the sound right. Because they are not playing with the same tuning.
he has more famous riffs than all the other guitarists together...
He also had lighter strings custom made, and thus changed how guitar strings were made, and the sound they produced.
Nobody invented heavy metal it was a process. The who, blue cheer the kinks, cream, iron butterfly. many other's helped pave the way
@@allensaunders449 That's totally wrong.
The better question is who WASN'T influenced by Ozzy and Black Sabbath. By the way, go back and pay attention to how Bill Ward is holding his drumsticks. He's holding them upside down as to not break them because he is wailing away so hard.
Just freaking madness, what a drummer
He does it midway through the song
Rob Zombie said in an interview sometime along the lines of "Tony Iommi already wrote every cool riff in the world. Everyone else just plays it slower or faster or backwards" (not an exact quote ).
I agree. Not a mention of Bill Ward (!!!!! Non stop from start to finish); Tommy Iomma or Geezer. Just "ozzy". Yep, LOOK AGAIN.
They are the forefathers of heavy metal since 1969. Without them there would be no metal bands existed in the history.
...well... the high priests of rock walked upon this earth... thus all started back then...
That is pretty brainless. Those who make statements like that and agree with it, use but a minute fraction of their brains ability to actually think. Metal was coming, with or without Sabbath. LED ZEPPELIN had already infused the sound into some of their songs. DEEP PURPLE did also. What you feebles want and wish are not the same as what actually is, and in this case what was SOON coming. Led Zeppelin influenced the metal that came soon after.
@Cryptic Hippie Not so. For me, not influenced by pop culture stupidity, it Iron Maiden and Metallica who "perfected" metal. Again: what Sabbath did was sound darker. What Zeppelin did was influence all that that was to come. But also Sabbath. But from what I have seen and read, it is Led Zeppelin who was first influencing all the hard rock (of all forms) that was to come. Lyrics and imagery have NOTHING to do with metal and it is totally like pop culture foolishness you saying those two are vital for what metal is : metal is the sound. There are plenty Love/Relationship metal songs. Do a speed metal song about love, peace, uplifting, whatever, it IS going to be metal. Lyrics and image are stupidity to be labeled a reason for metal to be metal. Led Zeppelin were the first. But pop culture is obviously your real source for an education so go figure.
No!
@@markuse3472 But Sabbath was heavyer!
I am 60 years old and remember the first time I heard Black Sabbath in 1973. It was like an awakening. Never heard anything like it. Literally bought a guitar and took lessons just to play Black Sabbath songs. Timeless music !!!!
They totally blew away the Osmonds and the Partridge family
This was the first song I learned how to play all the way thru when I was 15. I'm 46 now n still jam this regularly.
@@keriford54 I'm sure the first Metal bands would have blown the skin off of the Osmonds & Partridges.
I'm the same age, my cousin gave me a LP of Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, it changed my life. Rock On.
You don't see much of him.. but just listen to Geezer Butler on Bass .. going absolutely bananas.... And Bill Ward on Drums literally killing it..
They were part of the original holy trinity rock/metal bands back in the 70's.
1. Led Zeppelin
2. Black Sabbath
3. Deep Purple
When I say I get emotional watching this reaction is an understatement. To know that people are enjoying what we listened to over 50 years ago is awesome! I think Ozzy was heavily influenced by the Beatles.
Also probably some early blues rock. Enjoyed your reaction to this classic song! 🤘
If you're going strictly by "heavy" Sabbath has to be #1.
All super iconic bands though.
You forget BUDGIE.
Judas Priest
Unholy trinity instead
Also Uriah Heep!
I love how during the last few minutes, Bill Ward (Drummer) and Ozzy kept looking at each other like "YEAH BRO GET IT!" This was a great performance. Thank you both!
Bill Ward was arrested after the show for commiting unnatural acts on his drum kit.
I’m pretty sure the drumset died in the emergency room after that show, bill ward just committed murder!
That's a good one!
Dead on Arrival.
This is “heavy” done right. Crisp, every note heard and pounding, raw and driving with a fucking purpose!
Thick, raw talent. You cannot find this anymore without all the electronics, computer enhanced crap, etc. Bill Ward ...such a glorious beast
Classic Sabbath! I remember buying the album. Saw them live once and Ozzy solo live twice. AWESOME!😎🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦🇨🇦
Who invented Headbangin'? Ozzy's facial expression's say it all. He was feelin' it. One of the best performances ever.
I ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ Black Sabbath !!!!
Sabbath IS THE 1st TRUE metal band. Not Zeppelin, not Deep Purple. Not to take away from amazing legacies of those bands but Sabbath brought not only the power but the darkness that birthed Metal music; and back then it was just called Heavy Metal, no other sub-genres existed. Every band that exists today and all those who came before own their existence to Sabbath. They are the Progenitors of something ground breaking. And that's the way it is!
I agree with u
Deep purple and Led Zeppelin were not metal bands that are rock and roll and I never claimed to be that was just a tag
@@mikeace5831 Yeah Led Zep always hated being pigeon holed into a genre. And they loathed being called heavy metal. I think looking back, a blues prog rock outfit was probably a fairer comparison.
Back then it wasn't even called metal 😉
Whate about heavy rock ..?
I had the privilege of seeing this played in live concert when I was 20 years old. 72 year old vet.
This is the birthplace of metal. This sound can never be duplicated.
I see Wolf Hunterz, I see Black Sabbath, I break my mouse clicking 'thumbs up.' Really had to laugh watching this as Ozzy improvised practically half the lyrics in this performance. I can see some influence in the way Bruce Dickenson sings, the way Attila in Powerwolf sings and practically any metal frontman(woman) going. Enjoyed the reaction.
He singing a mixture of the War Pigs lyrics and the original Walpurgis lyrics. Why? Who knows! Lol
@@21Piloteer Cos he can!?
@@21Piloteer because cocaine.
Everyone talks about Bill in this video, but Geezer absolutely killed it as well
yeah! not enough footage of him in action.
Nice!🤘🏻 Black Sabbath basically invented metal. Everyone after them is influenced somehow.😋 Please react to Helloween: Ride The Sky, Judas and Victim Of Faith.🤘🏻
Not so. Led Zeppelin came banging first, even if just a little time before Sabbath. Led Zeppelin, Sabbath and Deep Purple had an influence on Hard Rock and Metal. Sabbath were just "darker" and that's irrelevant.
@@markuse3472 Weird. Basically anyone says otherwise or at least many many people I've seen in the RUclips comments. Led Zeppelin was more of a hard rock band or blues rock, Black Sabbath was straight up metal since the beginning. For me it's Black Sabbath but of course you are right about all three of them being very influential.
@@Snake3004 Yeah, I see that to be true, but then again, I am not influenced by pop culture stupidity so I see that it was Zeppelin who first influenced hard rock and metal. I do agree that Sabbath was only metal, but that is not my point.
Black Sabbath and Led Zep influenced EVERY metal band that came during and after them. Zep because of the blues influence and Sabbath because f the pure heaviness of the riff and beat. Bands that are being influenced today by 90s and 2000s bands are actually being influence by them as the originators.
You have to throw Deep Purple also into the Mix.
@Salem I think it is a must.
52years old this song. better than 99.999 of the shit today
Another band that needs reacting to is "Deep Purple". They where a big influence to many bands back then and now..
This was the day in 1970 that Heavy metal was invented, That was not just a song but a anthem to the heavy Metal Gods!
Actually the concert was in Brussels, Belgium in 1970. When the distributor sell the recorded concert and edited was confused with other concert on the Olympia Theater in Paris.
Great to see this from my teenage years. As wondrous today as 50 years ago. Thanks for your reaction and appreciation guys.
OMG those drums and bass!
Technically this is the original "Walpurgis" prior to the re-writing for the album "War Pigs" which was supposed to be the original name of the album that turned out to be "Paranoid."
I was 13 when this càme óut. Went crazy, went out and bought the album. Still líke it,
Geezer always underrated beating the hell out that bass!
props to Bill on the .50 caliber machine gun
"Look how fast they're all moving!" Lol
I was 2, ya young whippersnappers! 😋
Rest In Power, Martin Birch - legendary producer/engineer for Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Iron Maiden and many others...😢🤘❤️
Those guys worked in the metal factories where the name "metal" comes from. The whole of metal is influenced by them.
Steppenwolf first coined the term heavy metal in their song Born to be Wild.
@@thancrow Yes but that was just a line doesn't mean they invented the metal movement Steppenwolf were more psychedelic
@@anthonymclean9743 I never said that they founded metal, I just said they coined the term.
That's not the final version of the song. It is a combination of two songs. The original "Walpurgis" (Satanic holiday) & what would become the "War Pigs" version played today.
Maybe the best live version of War Pigs IMO...you can tell dude looked confused when Ozzy was switching up the lyrics but the energy is SO high on this one, Bill is KILLING it and this has to be one of the best live drum sounds ever.
You talked about production, I think today production takes the place of what then was raw talent and energy, they invented the sound everyone try's to mimic with production, and they did it with 4 guys and a couple of amps, mikes & P A ,just my opinion though, they invented METAL!
No one ever saw anything like this before, maybe The Who with the energy, but, not the material, this was the b beginning of Metal
Greatest rhythm section in rock history. No one else is even close.
the lead guitarist has no finger tips
You could just say “the guitarist” since tony is the only guitarist in sabbath’s history
@@fathanaqwiya7398 what about the bass guitarist
Just love those Bill Ward drums, feels so raw back then.
Bill Ward the drummer beats those drums like they owe him money....... At this concert they moved from one song to the next, non-stop... At one point everyone went off stage and Ward kept on playing. Maybe they had to pee...??? They came back out and continued the show. It was just unreal how good it was. Ward along with the others set the bar, so to speak. At what a rock concert was supposed to be like. Plus the sound! They were first in several areas of this style of music!!!!! One of the best shows I ever went to.........
I like you guys a lot so don’t take this the wrong. How can you play metal and not know Sabbath. Go get the first six ozzy records and both Dio records. Homework, Now!!!!!
These two have a lot of homework to do by the soundz of it!
Agreed. Mind boggling
So true! Can't know about Maiden or Dio
And born again 😎🤟
@@bullfidde With Ian Gillan, Awesome album!!
They are the holy fathers of metal
Bunch of hammerheads from Birmingham who helped pioneer metal. Original band was "Earth". Ozzy shares his memories in his book. He got fired from one job after another, and at one point I think his dad told him he'd be a criminal. Fortunately for rock, he turned to music.
Tony Iommi lost the tips of two of his fingers in an industrial accident. So he had to detune his guitar about three semitones so the strings didn't hurt his damaged fingers. Amplifiers became 100w and 4x12 cabs were invented. Tony came up with killer riff after killer riff.
Result: heavy metal
45 years later everybody sings the end solo of tony. Goose bumps
And that's how you play a 4-piece drum set, boys and girls.
Brilliant Drumming, brilliant band.
The kings of metal
The very first METAL band, y'all !!!
Imagine how crazy that was in 1970.🔥🤘🏻🔥🤘🏻🔥
Bill Ward is a beast on the drums 🤘
After that show the drum kit filed for a restraining order against Bill 😂
Black Sabbath are forever the Godfathers of Metal 🤘
All of the British Bands at that time will tell you they got their inspiration from Black Southern Blues from America...they loved it.
Very true
I just got out of the army back in "70 and saw them at the Wildwood convention center. Even had a small chat with Ozzy :)
Bill is killing it ,best live performance ever ,saw them in 71 for the first time ,the press hated them
Notice that Bill “caveman” Ward is crushing the drums with his sticks backwards
Bill Ward is an absolute beast on the drums !
I think we have a very underrated drummer here.
Band did a deafening rendition later at California Jam, FWIW.
Zakk wylde is heavily influenced by ozzy. He used to be in ozzy's band and ozzy taught him how to sing. You can really hear their similarities in the song suicide messiah by black label society
This is the band that gave birth to de-tuned guitar thanks to a steel stamping machine and few misplaced fingers. Thank you Tony for painful misfortune.🎸
These guys do incredible things with just a power trio plus lead vocal. I remember being teased for being a big Sabbath fan in '70...I was 14
Note Tony's prosthetic fingertips on the two middle fingers of his right hand. Industrial accident.
To those saying Ozzy fucked up the lyrics, this video is from before the song War Pigs was finalized. Ozzy was just trying out different lyrics every live performance until it "took"!
Fun fact in this video Ozzy is 22 years old
Also I have seen OZZY with Black Sabbath twice & OZZY by himself twice, he's never given less than 100% & is so jamming with the fans to the music
Another FYI. The words were changed for this performance and don't match the studio version. Yes they were that good! Also, Bill Ward is thunder!
the fathers of metal!!!! black sabbath amazing!!!!
Turn this up as loud as you can -
BLACK SABBATH - "Paranoid" Birmingham 2012 (Live Video)
guys you wanna laugh try focus "hocus pocus" live "73" midnight special
Yes this is a must! Talk about going in 100%!
Yessss!!!!
This version is still using some of the original lyrics when this was called Walpurgis
Beating the fuck out of the drums... Toms Toms Toms... more Toms!!! Forget the cowbell. ✌🏼
sick he 0n drum d0 the rolls and high hat with the feet did not miss a lick! and my god 0zzy was a power house in his young days.
Suzy,
Do NOT let Travis mess with you.. For the record In the mid 1970's I saw Sabbath in concert. Just unreal good. Very high energy!!!!! Bill Ward beat his drums like he hated them...!!!!! Tony the guitar master is missing his finger tips on his right hand. Yes the hand he frets the guitar with --- does not matter!!!!! One of the best shows I ever went to..... EPIC...... Most of the bands after Sabbath were influenced by them one way or the other..... Take care....
Today there are many, many sub genres of metal that all have their differences. In 1970 there was Sabbath and I believe that all present day metal groups were either influenced by Sabbath themselves or by groups that were.
Yeah it's true, every rock and roll band after Sabbath, copied as much as they could of Sabbaths sound, vocalizations and lyrics to one degree or another in order to become and have the success of anything comparable to Sabbath's status as Heavy Metal gods that they've become in the minds of any and all head bangers of today, yesterday and beyond!
Ozzy and the rest of the band Tony geezer and Bill were a blues band in 1968-69 called earth 1970 black sabbath
Black sabbath, Deep purple, Led zeppelin, Motorhead, Iron maiden great heavy metal or heavy rock bands all from England not bad for a small country to produce great bands and great music.
this was 1970......1970............let that sink in!!!
Basically every heavy metal band with any sort of dark Imagery was born from sabbath
It is not a problem to talk to yourself the problem is when you answer back.
You get better conversation. 😉
I was a teenager in the 80's. Once I developed a real ear for music, I realized that there would never be a band as heavy as Sabbath ever again.
Todays metal bands were influenced by Tony Iommi heavy Riffs not Ozzy's singing. Tony was the creator in Black Sabbath They would get together, Tony would come up with the Riff then Geezer and Bill Ward would join in and create a song. Ozzy would sing any bollocks When they were happy with the song geezer would write the lyrics
The thrinity to Heavy Metal, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin & Black Sabbath
Little known fact. That drum kit killed Bill Ward's puppy-dog then stole his car.
The most amazing thing is that ozzy is still doing in 2020. Just heard he is planning another tour. More than 50 years of head banging
They influenced everyone, maybe indirectly!!!
I was lucky enough to see them on their reunion tour. It was an experience like no other. Been to a million concerts. Great bands, bad ones. I gotta put them at the top
Toni Iommi laying down the riff. Ozzys voice clear and powerful ..young and strong not ravaged by alcohol and drugs. Geezer Butlers bass line injecting nitrous oxide into the music line . Who's driving this fucking crazy train the drummer thats who..Bill Ward the perfect train engineer WFO...
You'll probably never see this but check out "Walpurgis" the original version of War Pigs.
Unreleased by The Mighty Sabbath.