Only one Beatles tune, would have promoted this type of riff. It too, has the classical movement and the ascending and descending guitar riffs doubled by the bass line and, part of that tune by the Beatles, could have possibly been an influence in Into The Void. The tune is called She's So Heavy. While, obviously, that tune is in A 440Hz, and running VOX AC30s, the riff in that tune, is quite similar to this riff here. And, being it that Ozzy was a huge Beatles nut as well as Iommi, I would not doubt that tune, may have spawned some ideas. But, this tune, when tuned down to C# like they do, and using very light gauge strings, he gets a monster big ass tone just out of one note lines. He doesn't even wail hard on the strings but somehow, manages to get those Laney amps of his to pump out a massive tone like this here. It's just massive. One note lines, no 5ths intervals, just one note, big honkin sound. I love him for that sound and the riffs he comes up with. I'm not into his lead playing but, as a whole package deal, I love the guy and Black Sabbath with Ozzy's voice singing those melody lines.
And he was hard as fucking nails in his younger days......and probably still is! The fact he did 3 different martial arts during the mid 60s. And Ozzy said in his autobiography that Toni got him and the band out of a few scrapes over the years. Once with a massive skinhead. And once or twice with several other guys. Don't underestimate the medium sized wirey fearless confident hippie.......he'll kill you! 😂 Makes me love Tony even more.
Black Sabbath were WAY ahead of their time. This song came out in 1971. Let that sink in. Metal was nonexistant before them, and these guys in just one year made three 10/10 albums and created the blueprints for all Metal: Heavy, Doom, Stoner, Sludge, Thrash, Black (as far as thematology goes). Every single metal band can trace its roots back into Sabbath. It's just kind of mind numbing to think what a tremendous impact these guys had on the course of Music history.
Head Crusher Well they started smoking pot between the debut and Paranoid, and even wrote a song about it for Master of Reality. It wasn’t until they went to L.A. to record Vol. 4 that they got into the coke, which really became a problem.
It blows my mind every time I think about the fact that, unlike most genres, metal can actually be traced back to one band. Personally I don't think there's been a heavier riff than the first one in into the void. There are faster, and lower tuned songs and songs with screaming or whatever. But this truly is the heaviest, dirtiest riff ever.
2:25 Professor Iommi casually playing the heaviest riff ever devised and pushing his glasses back onto his nose like an accountant evaluating a tax return...
@@RandyRhoadsRules3 HONESTLY. I listened to so much Floyd when I get baked but something about Sabbath when ur stoned..... its not like any other metal band let alone any psych-riffs
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Damn this song came out in 1971 in C# tuning. This must have been crushingly heavy back then... Then again this still is one of the heaviest songs known to mankind.
Tritnew "Master Of Reality" and "Sabotage" are Black Sabbath's masterpieces IMO! Although all of the Ozzy album's up to "Sabotage" are essential, even the last two Ozzy/Sabbath LP's, have some great tunes!
SouthHemiTV 3 ...dude, when the music is loud enough and your drunk enough...you think you're Tony Iommi! At least for the last 30 yrs I thought I was...lol
Black Sabbath Feb 13 1970, released date of their first album, everyone was in shock, no one ever heard this heavy type of music .Sabbath the Gods of heavy metal type music, or whatever you want to call it. Their first album is a Masterpiece made 52 years ago.
May 1980. Studying for Senior finals.. A bag of Potent Columbian Redbud weed,a brass pipe and a Bic Lighter. Quadrophonic stereo headphones and ". Sabbath " on the record player.! I passed with a " B". Trinity High school in Euless Texas. ". Go Trinity Trojans"!!! Mike Edwards- class if " 80 ".......41 yes ago.....hmm? How the time flies!!
There is no other Black Sabbath that the one with Ozzy. I watch a lot of these videos. Even 45 years ago I was an Ozzy fan. I don't just jump on the bus. But Ozzy and Plant have always, always, always been my favorite. And for good reasons. They both when they were younger they were as strong as a country horse when it came to singing. Ozzy's peek was Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and Sabbatoge . And then I was still a teenager , Blizzard of Oz hit the scene. Knew then I picked the right guy. FUCKING SABBATH RULES
They started as the "Polka tolk blues" band, then "Earth" in 1968 before switching to Black Sabbath in late 68 or 69. But, Either way. It's mind blowing to me the impact these 4 blokes have had on the world and music history. Absolutely mad. 🤘
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His bending of the string adds an extra oomph. Makes the lows fucking sing. Just started this song in my shit garage band. That sound is unique. I'd say eyehategod has some riffs that take a lot of inspiration from this.
Sabbath as well as all the bands coming out of England in the late 60s were Blues based bands, they just turned up the volume, with Sabbath they turned it way up and tuned way down to created the heaviest sound.
So so good.. the fact that 3/4 of the original Sabbath line up was still knocking it out of the park only a few years ago makes the 16 year old me really really fucking happy..
Konstantinos Vogiannou Yeah I have the reunion version and it's great too. I think this version is just a little lower tone with a little less treble on the guitar anyway.
Douglas shark metal p charge de Guaíra Paraná metal sempre metal no mudo e nunca as trevas Ozzy Osbourne não deixa o chá que morrer de Guaíra Paraná que ela quer matar eu mando
Im 20 years old and part of me wants to say I wish i lived when they were in their prime but at least i can sit here and appreciate the immortal sound of Black Sabbath! \m/
There was no metal that time it was Hard Rock & Underground music. And listen to the first Black Sabbath Album 1970 with the same name you'll be amazed at how good this still is. It's a masterpiece. (i have the vinyl) This song is from "Master of Reality".
Wow. Sabbath was way ahead of there time. True GRANDFATHERS of metal🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼THAT…ROCKED up there with the best of em. 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🔥🔥🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼AND Ozzy singing and singing well. Man I’m grateful to have found this video
I’m 69 years old now. I saw Black Sabbath in concert back in 1972 in New Orleans when I was a twenty year old puppy. Their music sounds like thunder. In my opinion they are the birth of heavy metal and the undisputed kings of heavy metal.
Greetings brother. We´re the same age and (probably) saw the same tour (Master of Reality) - except my show was in Manchester U.K. That was my first ever gig. What an introduction to live rock!!!
Tony Iommi is the single most important person in the history of metal. An absolute genius. No disrespect to Ozzy, Geezer and Bill who were all of course instrumental in creating metal as well.
Toni had the unique sound but Geezer wrote almost all the songs and lyrics, he really created the dark ambiance that is Sabbath. Geezer showed the world the beauty that is in the darkness that is all around us.
@@YoCal_ I think the ambiance is created by the music regardless of the lyrics but I would agree Geezer is the second most important figure in metal history after Iommi.
Im 22 years old and just discovering this music recently, I grew up hearing it from time to time from my parents. Now i am obsessed with black sabbath.
Crazy to think, it’s 1971. Bill Withers has just released ‘Ain’t no sunshine’, Tom Jones has just released ‘She’s a lady’, and Carole King has released ‘You’ve got a friend’. And then Sabbath release this. Hard to comprehend what utter monsters they were at that time. Amazingly creative. Nothing like them before or since. Truly original
Imagine being a Sabbath fan in the early seventies and never, ever having to wonder if the next album was going to be amazing. What a run. Those first six albums are just flawless.
I started listening to these guys in 76 and disco was popular and am radio was huge. Older people thought I was wasting my time buying and listening to these records. But I knew.
Good to see these guys having fun. Absolute EPIC Black Sabbath. The nest I’ve ever seen the, they have fine tuned their craft and this is what we get. Ozzy sounded great. All of them. 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘🏼🤘🏼🔥🔥👏🏻🤘🏼🤘🏼
@@davesaenz3732 well, I researched a little bit and I didn't find the interview you mentioned. The closest thing I found was this interview to billboard: ruclips.net/video/MYFcThNOFOw/видео.html For me this proves that Eddie really thinks that into the void is the heaviest riff of all time. Peace brother
Geezer is a badass and the reason I play bass he wrote most of Sabbaths lyrics this song and children of the grave slaps you harder then when you disobey in church
The drummer is having a time of his life on this show. He is apsolutly smashing it, looks very good and entertaining. Every drummer, and every player that Sabbath incorporet it in band, beside original members, totaly fits in, becomes one, becomes Sabbath. Great playing form everyone in this show, and singing of Ozzy aswell.
Este riff de Tony es realmente devastador y lleva una fuerza impresionante, demoledor y en general toda la pieza Into the Void para mí es la primera y verdadero origen del Heavy Metal. Black Sabbath por siempre, la mejor banda del mundo ¡!
Starship Trooper Probably both.In 78 Van Halen was opening for them.77 might have been Nugent.My dad saw em in CT in 76 with Ted Nugent as the opening act
The biggest group of hard sound generally. The most influencing group for about half century. Thousands of thousands of groups have copied this sound. Long live Black Sabbath.
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The riff of all the riffs.
+pariskotsaros Man, is this heavy as hell. This, is where Heavy Metal was founded. Black Sabbath and Tony Iommi.
+pariskotsaros John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Ozzy
Mick Jagger
Elton John?
Am I right?
+yu stu None of those, except Ozzy, played metal.
+yu stu troll?
Only one Beatles tune, would have promoted this type of riff. It too, has the classical movement and the ascending and descending guitar riffs doubled by the bass line and, part of that tune by the Beatles, could have possibly been an influence in Into The Void. The tune is called She's So Heavy. While, obviously, that tune is in A 440Hz, and running VOX AC30s, the riff in that tune, is quite similar to this riff here. And, being it that Ozzy was a huge Beatles nut as well as Iommi, I would not doubt that tune, may have spawned some ideas.
But, this tune, when tuned down to C# like they do, and using very light gauge strings, he gets a monster big ass tone just out of one note lines. He doesn't even wail hard on the strings but somehow, manages to get those Laney amps of his to pump out a massive tone like this here. It's just massive. One note lines, no 5ths intervals, just one note, big honkin sound. I love him for that sound and the riffs he comes up with. I'm not into his lead playing but, as a whole package deal, I love the guy and Black Sabbath with Ozzy's voice singing those melody lines.
The way Tony walked slowly in the beginning while playing the riff was badass
Bro holy shit I read your comment and it happened right as I looked back. Toni Iommi is such a badass
absolutely
Well who wouldn’t be feeling like it knowing you wrote such one of the bad ass riffs of all time
Walking like he owns the world
He is the Riffmaster 🤘🔥
Tony's laying down the greatest, heaviest, most destructive riff of all time and Is just like "mmm yes quite"
Great group.
yeah exactly right!
Hahahahahaha this killed me bro “Right-O”
i swear that riff weighs about 10 tons. I'll bet even Jimmy Page likes it.
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Other metal guitarists make all kinds of faces to look mean. Tony just casually walking around on stage is more badass than all of them combined.
he's the reason they play metal. ofc he's naturally a badass
And he was hard as fucking nails in his younger days......and probably still is! The fact he did 3 different martial arts during the mid 60s. And Ozzy said in his autobiography that Toni got him and the band out of a few scrapes over the years. Once with a massive skinhead. And once or twice with several other guys. Don't underestimate the medium sized wirey fearless confident hippie.......he'll kill you! 😂
Makes me love Tony even more.
He lets the guitar to do all the intimidating - he’s just a “puppeteer”
@@richardharding5642 no shit I never knew that, fuckin a right!
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One of best favorites band since 1970
BLACK SABBATH ❤❤😊❤❤❤
Black Sabbath were WAY ahead of their time. This song came out in 1971. Let that sink in. Metal was nonexistant before them, and these guys in just one year made three 10/10 albums and created the blueprints for all Metal: Heavy, Doom, Stoner, Sludge, Thrash, Black (as far as thematology goes). Every single metal band can trace its roots back into Sabbath. It's just kind of mind numbing to think what a tremendous impact these guys had on the course of Music history.
And the most interesting fact about everything you said is that they did it all while high ...
Seen them in cinci in 75, THE BEST FUCKIN BAND HANDS DOWN, I'm 58
Head Crusher Well they started smoking pot between the debut and Paranoid, and even wrote a song about it for Master of Reality. It wasn’t until they went to L.A. to record Vol. 4 that they got into the coke, which really became a problem.
It blows my mind every time I think about the fact that, unlike most genres, metal can actually be traced back to one band. Personally I don't think there's been a heavier riff than the first one in into the void. There are faster, and lower tuned songs and songs with screaming or whatever. But this truly is the heaviest, dirtiest riff ever.
That Guy m
Sabbath is honestly the coolest band of all time
Yes,great group.
I agree. What they played and how they played it seems almost impossible. They copied NO ONE.
2:25 Professor Iommi casually playing the heaviest riff ever devised and pushing his glasses back onto his nose like an accountant evaluating a tax return...
Fekin great post Jared.
Ha!!! You saw it too!!! He don't have to try to be cool, the riffs do that.
And, as heavy as it is, it's a guitar, not a bass
@@RabidWolf1966 a two step tuned down guitar and bass... That's what gives the bass that DOOM sound
Hahahaha I saw that thought the same thing
Geezer Butler is a genius. Apart from the heavy riff, you could notice how the bass works at the start. LONG LIVE SABBATH!
Yes I agree Sabbath a awesome group,Geezer a awesome bass player and Tony awesome guitar player love Ozzy Osbourne singing
Yup. His doom and rhythm carried them when Iommi was on his solo. Amazing. That song ROCKED 👏🏻🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🔥🔥🔥🔥
Not to mention Geezer's songwriting - great lyrics.
That riff use to send me deep into interstellar space back in my tripping days. Still sounds great 50 years later.
Sabbath is the best band by far when you’re high IMO.
My intro to Sennhieser headphones. Red Dragon and Master of Reality
to me it sounds even better now and Iommi plays it exactly as he recorded it.
@@RandyRhoadsRules3 HONESTLY. I listened to so much Floyd when I get baked but something about Sabbath when ur stoned..... its not like any other metal band let alone any psych-riffs
Yes I agree 1971, I was 5, I remember iron man Ozzy Osbourne singing it then,my brother Barry played.He passed away 2019, was63
Geezer Butler, the Hand of Doom.
Geezer is the fucking man
I love playing his bass lines
Its so fun having that rumble and clack and imitating that hand. His tone makes the hair on my neck stand up.
What a badass song!!! Master of reality great album
No. Tony is the hand of doom.
Man, that bass tone could pierce the skies.
It did.
Was just thinking that when I seen your post lmao
@@profilen5181 yea dont you see the hole in sky....
Yes and a great group.
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The most badass riff of all time
Great group
I'll take Sweet Leaf, but this whole album is incredible
Sí, realmente el riff más demoledor y pesado de todos los tiempos, el verdadero origen del Heavy Metal
@@DrJ-hx7wv MASTER REALITY & VOL. 4 are the BEST , HEAVIEST & MOST BADASS METAL MASTERPIECES OF ALL TIME
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The true godfathers of everything metal, long live Black Sabbath!!!!!
Sabbath started as underground / Hard Rock band not Metal! Check out the first Sabbath vinyl 1970 ( vinyl collection) many don't know .
The bass in this song is freaking amazing.
Damn this song came out in 1971 in C# tuning. This must have been crushingly heavy back then...
Then again this still is one of the heaviest songs known to mankind.
I love Master of Reality, one of my most favorite albums by Black Sabbath and one of my most favorite albums as a whole.
Metalltool first song I heard, hooked me till this day.. and I'm 60 😂
The fucking BEST Metal Band of all time !
Tritnew "Master Of Reality" and "Sabotage" are Black Sabbath's masterpieces IMO! Although all of the Ozzy album's up to "Sabotage" are essential, even the last two Ozzy/Sabbath LP's, have some great tunes!
SouthHemiTV 3 ...dude, when the music is loud enough and your drunk enough...you think you're Tony Iommi! At least for the last 30 yrs I thought I was...lol
Tony Iommi is such a badass. He doesn't even try to be... he just is.
ahaha so fucking true \m/
Spot on, man. There's just something about the guy, and of course the way he plays guitar!
he wil be missed!
Fuck you, you made me think he died
HE IS A GOD
One riff to rule them all
Tony Iommi is definitely the master of heavy metal guitar. One of the best songs Black Sabbath has done.
Black Sabbath Feb 13 1970, released date of their first album, everyone was in shock, no one ever heard this heavy type of music .Sabbath the Gods of heavy metal type music, or whatever you want to call it. Their first album is a Masterpiece made 52 years ago.
Yes I agree Tony lommi a awesome guitar player and Ozzy Osbourne a awesome singer a great song
@@lisaparsons4124 Hello Lisa hope you are well and safe.
@@ratter531 yes doing ok hope you are doing good, and have a great day
The master of heavy metal is Kirk.
That intro is the heaviest riff ever conceived by mortal hands.
So much fucking sludge on that thing
listen to my cover of this song and subscribe
Under the Sun is the heaviest
We are not worthy.
Shattered Pieces Lay putting its hand up at the back...no...changed its mind.
Lower tempo, lower tone... Best idea ever.
Wtf is tempo? Lol
@@geraldorodriguew3605 U dumb?
@@Mixxx98 no man,I just don't speak English and on my language "tempo means *time*"
That's all,I made a question
@@geraldorodriguew3605 you know black sabbath but dont know what tempo is?
@@badape5802 that's cuz of my language
Time=tempo
Black Sabbath, the greatest group in Rock history.
Yes🤟
In music history!
I hate myself because I can’t just figure out if sabbath is better than zeppelin
Greatest metal band of all time. The fathers Of Heavy Metal!
Great group
The fathers of any metal
Brilliant
The UK is immortal
They are the greatest 🤘🤘🤘
May 1980. Studying for Senior finals.. A bag of Potent Columbian Redbud weed,a brass pipe and a Bic Lighter. Quadrophonic stereo headphones and ". Sabbath " on the record player.! I passed with a " B". Trinity High school in Euless Texas. ". Go Trinity Trojans"!!! Mike Edwards- class if " 80 ".......41 yes ago.....hmm? How the time flies!!
People try to mock Ozzy but for his age and the amount of 'stuff ' he's done, he's doing great!
Ozzy Is a very talented Singer. for sure
Love ozzys singing and songs.
He's way more with than you think watch his travel show with Jack.
After all the booze and drugs he did in his life, the real question is: how the hell is he able to remember all those lyrics?
There is no other Black Sabbath that the one with Ozzy. I watch a lot of these videos. Even 45 years ago I was an Ozzy fan. I don't just jump on the bus. But Ozzy and Plant have always, always, always been my favorite. And for good reasons. They both when they were younger they were as strong as a country horse when it came to singing. Ozzy's peek was Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and Sabbatoge . And then I was still a teenager , Blizzard of Oz hit the scene. Knew then I picked the right guy. FUCKING SABBATH RULES
Does Black Sabbath receive royalties from every heavy band that came out since 1970? ... Because they should. Holy mother of all riffs ...
Great group
The vibrato on the verse riff is otherworldly
They started as the "Polka tolk blues" band, then "Earth" in 1968 before switching to Black Sabbath in late 68 or 69. But, Either way. It's mind blowing to me the impact these 4 blokes have had on the world and music history. Absolutely mad. 🤘
They got scammed on the first 3 albums by their manager.
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My god Tony's feel on the guitar is almost unmatched. So heavy and yet so bluesy and tasty 💙
His bending of the string adds an extra oomph. Makes the lows fucking sing. Just started this song in my shit garage band. That sound is unique. I'd say eyehategod has some riffs that take a lot of inspiration from this.
Sabbath as well as all the bands coming out of England in the late 60s were Blues based bands, they just turned up the volume, with Sabbath they turned it way up and tuned way down to created the heaviest sound.
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This band has been the main influence of almost every hard rock/metal band since the mid 80s. The OG of OGs
So so good.. the fact that 3/4 of the original Sabbath line up was still knocking it out of the park only a few years ago makes the 16 year old me really really fucking happy..
Ozzy can belt out the lyrics like it’s still 1970’s. Legends all of them.
Yes a awesome group Ozzy Osbourne awesome singer, I remember Ozzy Osbourne singing iron man in 1972, when I was 6🙂
This has got to be one of the best live versions of into the void ever recorded!
Iommi, the most dignified master of metal. You don't have to be flashy. You just have to be Iommi.
Happy birthday Tony...thanks for all
Black Sabbath Gods of Metal
Tony is a complete and utter badass
Damn legend
He's a riff god
+AintItCool24 Maybe that's his secret :o
+Ross McDermott Legend
Just stands there looking like a bored, retired librarian, as he sears the flesh off your face with his guitar.
Best doom riff of all time. Best live version I have heard also.
Dead Again, Type O rules!
Dottlinger Bass Player I like you
We Hate Everyone
Reunion version will always be my favourite, but then again, Type O rules!
Konstantinos Vogiannou Yeah I have the reunion version and it's great too. I think this version is just a little lower tone with a little less treble on the guitar anyway.
Geezer's bass roars like a beast!!!!
Tony Iommi is the father of metal. Their was no blueprint to this. He invented this badassery.
Best Sabbath song ever.
Totally agree!!
The band of my life.
Douglas shark metal p charge de Guaíra Paraná metal sempre metal no mudo e nunca as trevas Ozzy Osbourne não deixa o chá que morrer de Guaíra Paraná que ela quer matar eu mando
the best band in the world
Im 20 years old and part of me wants to say I wish i lived when they were in their prime but at least i can sit here and appreciate the immortal sound of Black Sabbath! \m/
Yes music is for every one,I'm 54 I remember them in 70s when I was a kid,my brother Barry played,he passed away 2019 was63.
Into the void. Best live sabbath ever. Long live black sabbath
That moment when you cut of your fingertips and instead of giving up your dream of being a musician, you just invent a completely new genre of music
suffering from success
actually success from suffering
regardless it is fucking incredible how he did that
@@samouellette5130 everything you said was absolutely correct
@@excusemeumiloveu2531 i appreciate it my friend
seriously that man is a goddamn legend
The greatest metal song of all time, for my money.
There was no metal that time it was Hard Rock & Underground music. And listen to the first Black Sabbath Album 1970 with the same name you'll be amazed at how good this still is. It's a masterpiece. (i have the vinyl) This song is from "Master of Reality".
@vibesahead black Sabbath are legendary:)
Geezer really is the main geezer, stands there banging away, totally unassuming.... backbone of the band, awesome, best bassist bar none
The father of Heavy Metal 🤘
My favorite sabbath riff of all time period!!!!
Wow. Sabbath was way ahead of there time. True GRANDFATHERS of metal🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼THAT…ROCKED up there with the best of em. 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🔥🔥🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼AND Ozzy singing and singing well. Man I’m grateful to have found this video
I’m 69 years old now. I saw Black Sabbath in concert back in 1972 in New Orleans when I was a twenty year old puppy. Their music sounds like thunder. In my opinion they are the birth of heavy metal and the undisputed kings of heavy metal.
Greetings brother. We´re the same age and (probably) saw the same tour (Master of Reality) - except my show was in Manchester U.K.
That was my first ever gig. What an introduction to live rock!!!
Black Sabbath never die
The heaviest most bone crunching song ever written, hits you like a train.
Exactly what I was thinking.
Tony Iommi is the single most important person in the history of metal. An absolute genius. No disrespect to Ozzy, Geezer and Bill who were all of course instrumental in creating metal as well.
Toni had the unique sound but Geezer wrote almost all the songs and lyrics, he really created the dark ambiance that is Sabbath. Geezer showed the world the beauty that is in the darkness that is all around us.
@@YoCal_ I think the ambiance is created by the music regardless of the lyrics but I would agree Geezer is the second most important figure in metal history after Iommi.
@@YoCal_ not to mention geezer absolutely kicks ass on bass as does ward on drums. not to dis iommi either but the others were just as important
@@YoCal_ Toni was the main catalyst for the band. He would come up with the riffs and then the other members of the band would expand upon that.
Tony and Ritchie gave us metal, the first one gave us the riffs the other one gave us shred
Im 22 years old and just discovering this music recently, I grew up hearing it from time to time from my parents. Now i am obsessed with black sabbath.
The Godfather of Metal
Tony Iommi is the riff master. He just comes out there and plays killer riffs and looks so relaxed about it.
TONY IOMMI, THE LORD OF THE FUCKIN RIFFS!!!!!!!!!
the riff master general
47 years in Metal!!! and growing stronger!!!! strength beyond!!!!!
Tony walking around stage looking like a metal god like it's no big deal. So cool.
Crazy to think, it’s 1971. Bill Withers has just released ‘Ain’t no sunshine’, Tom Jones has just released ‘She’s a lady’, and Carole King has released ‘You’ve got a friend’.
And then Sabbath release this. Hard to comprehend what utter monsters they were at that time. Amazingly creative. Nothing like them before or since. Truly original
They invented heavy metal. No one else Best riffs ever!!!
Yes,Their good I remember in 70s when I was a kid,my brother Barry would play back then,he passed away 2019,was63.sure miss him.
@@lisaparsons8949 Sorry about your loss Just remember the good
I'm 55, and got turned -on to Sabbath when I was 12. Best thing my mom ever did for me.
This Riff just knocked all my teeth out!
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Love how Ozzy conveys so much energy to the crowd and the crowd returns it. Altogether just an awesome performance.
The greatest band ever
Imagine being a Sabbath fan in the early seventies and never, ever having to wonder if the next album was going to be amazing. What a run. Those first six albums are just flawless.
Born in 1953, 69 now… rocked to Black Sabbath for years and years. Still do. Finest ever !!!! 🔥
PERFECTION !
First 4 I would agree.
first 8
Geezer made me become a musician. To hear that growl live is a whole different world.
The RIFF MEISTER.
What's the plural of genius? Geniuses? Genii? Genies? Oh, I know...
Black Sabbath.
Lol truth
You words flow of nothing but the truth, fellow soul traveler. Indeed.
A brilliant savant guitarist in his genius group of great guys that he grew up with in Great Britain
Nice. 🤘🏼
I started listening to these guys in 76 and disco was popular and am radio was huge. Older people thought I was wasting my time buying and listening to these records. But I knew.
Damn straight,- metal ´till I drop!
Good to see these guys having fun. Absolute EPIC Black Sabbath. The nest I’ve ever seen the, they have fine tuned their craft and this is what we get. Ozzy sounded great. All of them. 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘🏼🤘🏼🔥🔥👏🏻🤘🏼🤘🏼
GEEZER- THE HAND OF DOOM
TONY- THE WIZARD
OZZY- THE IRON MAN
BILL- THE WAR PIG
Gabriel Valles bill is the iron man, the name was based off his thumping the bass drum, ozzy at this point is permanently snowblind
@@ranahan2458 But ozzy used so much liqour and drugs that many believe that hes iron man cause he didnt die
@Captain Bruh DIO- THE NEON KNIGHT
@@ranahan2458 no IOMMI IS IRON MAN 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥✝️🦇⚰️
@@ranahan2458 ☹️ that's SO damn true 😔
This planet belongs to them.
This drummer just plays with so much energy, it's hard to not air drum watching him
Can he really be ca 65 y o here? Is this really possible?
No Its not Bill..another youngster
He ain't no bill but he's good. Great even
Tony is a surreal guitarist, the king of riffs!
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Anthem of Metal
Van Halen said this was the heaviest riff ever made. It's in my top 10.
Where did he said this?
@@PedroLucas-wi3oi During a guitar world interview. I believe. But I know that is what he said.
@@davesaenz3732 do u know where I can find this interview? I'd like to see it
@@PedroLucas-wi3oi It was a guitar world interview when Black Sabbath and Van Tour for 8 months in 1978. Look it up. I do not have the actual link.
@@davesaenz3732 well, I researched a little bit and I didn't find the interview you mentioned. The closest thing I found was this interview to billboard: ruclips.net/video/MYFcThNOFOw/видео.html
For me this proves that Eddie really thinks that into the void is the heaviest riff of all time.
Peace brother
Even as he lives on his own greatness as ozzy, black sabbath shadows him. Sabbath is sabbath.
0:26 That walk while playing that riff
Godly badassery
Just to add also the way he just emerges when he first walks in 😂
Masterpiece ever. Greatness
Geezer is a badass and the reason I play bass he wrote most of Sabbaths lyrics this song and children of the grave slaps you harder then when you disobey in church
That intro itself brought tears to my eyes, thank you Black Sabbath for the magnificent song you've created
The opening riff to this song turned me into a metal head. My mind was blown the first time I heard it. This IS as heavy as it gets
Into the void is the birth of metal
Decades ahead of their time and living legends. The gods of heavy metal!!
Tony entered and walked like "Here's the guitar god!"
Agreed...
Cuz he is! :)
fuck yeahhh, you are right
Did Jimmy Page show up?
Well, he's not wrong.
3 of the 4 biggest metal gods ever..every metal band owes sabbath a big thanks!
The drummer is having a time of his life on this show. He is apsolutly smashing it, looks very good and entertaining. Every drummer, and every player that Sabbath incorporet it in band, beside original members, totaly fits in, becomes one, becomes Sabbath. Great playing form everyone in this show, and singing of Ozzy aswell.
I’m 18 years old now and I very love Black Sabbath! The best metal band ever! Thank you very much! Hello from Ukraine 🇺🇦
glory to the heroes.
BLACK SABBATH! BEST EVER!
Best metal band of all time 🤟
Best riff of all time.
I HAD GOOSEBUMPS THE WHOLE TIME WATCHING THIS VIDEO....HEAVY, HEAVY STUFF!!
Amazing how badass this still sounds
Yes still rocks,love this group I remember in 70s when I was a kid.
Este riff de Tony es realmente devastador y lleva una fuerza impresionante, demoledor y en general toda la pieza Into the Void para mí es la primera y verdadero origen del Heavy Metal. Black Sabbath por siempre, la mejor banda del mundo ¡!
The ABSOLUTE BEST.!! I Took my son to the reunion tour 1999. Incredible memory.!
Same goes for Geezer. He's a monster! Sabbath came to Nashville in 77' or 78'. We rocked the night away....
Starship Trooper Probably both.In 78 Van Halen was opening for them.77 might have been Nugent.My dad saw em in CT in 76 with Ted Nugent as the opening act
6:02 they were so cheerful and happy as if this was their first performance. Evergreen.
Black Sabbath was my favorite band when I was a teenager, I saw them Live in Gothenburg in 1974, an unforgettable memory.
Tony Iommi really plays riffs that scares the shit out of you 🔥🤘🤘🔥
that's his goddamn profession
what a guy
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The biggest group of hard sound generally. The most influencing group for about half century. Thousands of thousands of groups have copied this sound. Long live Black Sabbath.
The greatest Heavy Metal Band of all time