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Loyal subscriber since 2020. I've posted your RUclips URL and videos (interviews, mostly) on Hoffman's site, and all the rest. I don't understand why people won't listen to the source (an interview), but rely on 2nd hanf information, or total nonsense like that awful movie, "the doors" while you have Ray and Robbie's interviews, and many others. Great interviews by someone who ... knows the music! Which is so rare these days. I only have 2.5k subscribers, but I'd be happy to advertise your site in any way I can. And one of my favorites - Carln! I wonder if you have any interviews with Mort Sahl? I'm going to guess no, but I'll dream. Universal Studios lost millions of archives in recent fires, and there's so many others. I paid for this Pacifica Archive of a Mort Sahl interview, but they had to refund it back, since the reel went bad - lost history forever. They're all rotting in Universities, or being hoarded by guys who sell a 90-minute show for $400. I'm actually waiting for 2 packages today in the mail..
@@LoyalOpposition Make that 2.5k +1 I just subscribed. It's people like you that really help grow this channel. THANK YOU!! Working on my longest video yet.(Over an hour.) But not on Sabbath...I will post about it over in Hoffman. (I'm guessing you have seen my Sabbath posts.)
@@TheTapesArchive messages from the heart enter the heart. Your videos are made with love and passion that only come from a true fan. If you continue to follow that ethos, you will not (and cannot) let anyone down, most importantly yourself!
@@petsounds3612 Thank you for the words of encouragement. I'm just afraid all the great Sabbath folks will turn on me when I do a video on another artist. 😅 JK
@@TheTapesArchive nahhh. Don’t think that. You don’t owe us anything Alan. You’re talented and you’re a fan of the music and it shows. Whatever you do will come out awesome I’m sure. I hope you re-visit the Sabs or related bands at some point in the future
@@shapelessbb Thank you! I appreciate the encouraging words. I'm sure I will too...In about 10 years I will retire from the daily grind and I have already decided this is what I will do in retirement. 🤟🏻🤟🏻
I first heard Paranoid on the radio in Bangkok Thailand in 1970. I was 13 years old, between Black Sabbath and the sweet leaf, my life was changed forever. I am now 65 years old and can no longer enjoy the leaf, but I still enjoy Black Sabbath and will till the day I die.
@@ruthparker1140 Based on what I saw in Thailand in the early 1970s, and in the US in the late 1970s, I think most "Thai Sticks" in the US were fake. The quality was clearly not on the same level as the real thing.
Just Blows my mind of all the Great music that came out in 69/70/71 So ahead of there time I mean to go from I want to hold your hand to Paranoid in 4 or 5 yrs is Crazy!!!
I remember going to sleep with my walkman on, playing this cassette over and over and over...always woke up when "Children of the grave" was whispered through the headphones...brilliant!!
I can't listen to solitude that often, it makes me too sad sometimes, I don't want to take that aspect of it being a sad song away from it so I usually listen to it when I'm down to know I'm not alone, god love this band, for lounging I always start with planet caravan :)
@@george-geedeevee9054 I think looking at it as a meditative and calming song can help. There's a sense of closure to the track that can't be explained very easy. I enjoy the track without feeling sad, as it never made me feel upset or sorrowful. See it more like a quiet trip on a boat in a silent river rather than a rainy day.
@@_PuppetMaster86 I could totally do that, sometimes it just happens accidentally but yeah that end section especially where it's just instrumental is good closure. Why did Geezer write the song for?
@@george-geedeevee9054 Geezer wrote “Solitude” about heartbreak after a breakup. I believe Geezer wanted to follow suite of the idea of having a psychedelic and ambient acoustic ballad like “Planet Caravan” on Paranoid. The track was meant to be the calm before the storm of the doomy track the bookends Master Of Reality, “Into The Void”.
Led Zeppelin 3 is an incredible album Master of Reality is an incredible album So many records and groups from that era were incredible I'm 65 and I am so glad that I live through that time. Still listen to Master these days and it's still the heaviest album and every tune is brilliant. Peace & love
I agree both 3s are awesome. I saw Sabbath at the New York Academy of Music right after Master came out. We were in the 16 row on the Tony side, insane concert, our ears rang for 3 days after Saw Zep right after 4 came out, Nassau Coliseum, STILL to this day that was the most exciting experience of my life, they played for 3 1/2 HOURS
@user-ke6rq1wb6r I was reminiscing with my daughter the other day and we spoke about seeing Alice Cooper 15 years ago. Great show Wonderful to hear from you
@user-ke6rq1wb6r ngl I think zep 3 is great but there is definitely songs that are bad and don't hold up as classics. Two of my favourite zep songs come from there but I can't listen to the whole thing where as sabbath is on another level
What an excellent documentary. I can't get enough. This and Sabbotage are so effin well done that we as fans are screaming for more just like these. Thank you so very much. ✌😊
I was likely the only 4th grader at my school listening to Sabbath, Alice Cooper and Deep Purple. Thanks to my older brother!!! Here I am at 62 still blasting the speakers to them wondering WTH happened to music?!?!?!? Great documentary, keep up the good work!
What a great album! Unfortunately, it’s arguably the most buried album of their Ozzy years, and though I see more talk of Sabotage, if you think that deserves the title, fair enough. I think Technical Ecstasy and Never Say Die! are talked more about due to the dislike of them, but I actually quite liked Never Say Die!, but I think it’s disliked because of how uncharacteristic it is
@@Jipwell I do believe Master is criminally underlooked, indeed. But it's mainly because it comes after Paranoid, at least people give credit to Children of the Grave, but the whole thing is genius. Sabotage has great status, and it grew on the pass of the years. The most underestimated of the albums by far is Technical Ecstasy, it is a great album, only different, and a bit "trendy", but it has Sabbath in it. Never Say Die I didn't listen enough to know for sure.
In 19 seven I was 12 years old, and I only listen to pop music. I knew every song every word I sang so much my brothers wouldn’t allow me to listen to the radio. One day, a friend of mine called me up and said you got to come down here and listen to this little did I know the journey that this was going to take me on. I ran home plug the eight track into my player and war pigs came on. From that moment on my life instantly change music was I couldn’t get enough of it and to this day I’m still into metal at 64 years old. I doubt I’ll ever be able to tell any of the members of the band just how important they were in building my musical life but if they ever read it, I just want to say to them. Thank you!
This just might be the greatest video I've ever watched on RUclips. I've been a heavy metal musician and a huge fan of Black Sabbath for over 40 years. I learned so many amazing facts from this it's unreal. Please, please, please make more of these documentaries about the other albums. I would pay top dollar on any streaming service to see them. Black Sabbath forever, the kings of Heavy Metal.
I've always wondered why Ozzy didn't sing more songs in the style he did with Solitude. Man, this doc is spot on! I love how you go into minute detail, cover the facts and make corrections, even if it was the band at fault. Also, how you break everything down. For instance, you just didn't say Tony played flute and moved on, you actually went into detail of the origin of it, and how he played with Ian Anderson. Love your hard work and research on this. This is how a documentary should always be done!
WOW! Thank you so much. When I'm making these I always think to myself that it's a lot to ask someone watch something for an hour , make it worth their while. A comment like yours hits me right in the feels. Appreciate it! 🤟🤟🤩👏🏻
Totally agree, I've always loved Solitude. Though I always loved Sabbath's typical sound, songs like Solitude, Changes, and Planet Caravan really made me feel something. Opposed to the heavier songs about War and the afterlife made me think. And due to those experiences it forever changed how I appreciated and approached music. To where I was no longer going to be satisfied with just a catchy beat or chord progression.
Finally! Someone made a Sabbath documentary with FACT CHECKING. 🙏 AND, finally, someone referenced the FACT that the band did not tune down guitars until MOR. Thank you for this. Im so tired of telling people who ‘believe’ Sabbath was always tuned down because of Tony’s finger tips loss in 68’ because regular tuning ‘hurt’ his fingers. I also love how this doc focuses on Geezers lyrics and his intention that was a paradox with the band’s name. Great unseen video and pix too! Thoroughly enjoyed it! MAKE MORE!
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Thanks very much for this documentary 😀👍👍 A treat for Black Sabbath fans worldwide!!!!!!! Thank you very much for making this!!!!!!!! On behalf of Black Sabbath fans worldwide Thank You!!!!!!!!!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
This was incredible, thank you so much. Sabbath has been my favorite band for over 40 years, it's so cool to learn new things about them. Keep up the good work 🖤🤘🖤
I received Black Sabbath's first album for my 14th birthday and I was now along for the ride. When all subsequent albums were released I was there on the day they were released. The ride continues to this day. I am a 63 year old guitarist which owes it all to Black Sabbath. This documentary took me straight down memory lane to a time things were genuine. Superb documentary. Simply superb. You have a gift.
You were one of the lucky kids back then. Most parents were a drag, especially fathers who had nothing better to do than to tell their kids what they could, or could not listen to. A lot of kids grew up with that mental bs in being told every month to get a haircut, even if your hair did not need it. The same old bs of not trusting the younger generation. The threats that went with it as well. Getting thrown out of the house bs. What a f%#king drag some kids had to go through growing up. You didn't get a penny for anything. Not an album, not a concert, but only for a f#%king haircut. Sorry about the cussing, but it sucked. How many females are still pissed that they could not see the Beatles live? That broke a lot of hearts out there. Every time I hear the Stones, or Led Zepplin sing Heartbreaker, I think of them for a moment.
@@tomodonovan5931 Consider I was able to do those things not because my parents were "cool" on the contrary I disliked my father intensely and he felt the same about me. I was an only son who loved partying and had three straight A cheerleader sisters who could do no wrong. My parents actually sent me away to school in the 8th grade because they thought I was retarded or something. It was great being away from them with kids who dug rock and roll. I rebelled and spent most of my time drunk or high as an escape as I was so unhappy at home. I joined the Army at 18 and never looked back. We all had it tough during the "Devil music" era. I had a friend who's Mom would freak out if her son played "Sweet, Ballroom Blitz". Another friends Dad hit him with a bat when he heard him play Zeppelin. It never stopped any of us from loving what we loved and love to this day. You're not alone my friend.
This is fantastic! A gem from start to finish, the mixture of footage really paints a great picture of the times when the sound of Sabbath was as heavy as the entire industrial revolution. A very well produced documentary indeed congrats to you and your team this is epic 😀😎
This is everything a Sabbath fan and rock history junkie could ask for. Keep going with it! Please do Vol 4 next. Cheers mate!! Ozzy Rhoads years would be fine as well!
As a musician this is the record that inspired me to be a musician, it is one of the greatest albums of all time, it is right next to one of my other favorites of all time, Master happens to be in the title as well. "Master Of Puppets - Metallica" both Bass players are the reason I am a musician, 50 years of this quintessential masterpiece is still listened to by millions of people. Gezzer Butler and Cliff Burton are where I get my most influences from. Rounding out the bottom end of every band I have played in over the last 42 years I owe my love for music to this album, because without it I would not have been who I am today. Thank you for this video, and thank you Black Sabbath for what you have done to the music landscape over the last 50+ years. Without your band, we would not have had the same music and inspired so many other artists.
Simply the best Black Sabbath doc I've ever seen, albeit for a single album. I hope you continue to put out such thorough and well researched material in the future and I look forward to supporting. Thank you!
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I remember tripping to this album one day and it all made perfect sense. Each song is representative of the state of humanity and the reasons for it's downfall, culminating in mankind leaving earth because it has been ruined by greed and sin.
THIS WAS PERFECT and as a die hard Sabbath fan, I got so many of the little jokes and visual things you took a ton of time to include. So well done. I hope you're getting a good amount of money for these millions of hits
Absolutely Well Done! This might just be the coolest thing I've ever seen on RUclips. I know you put lotsa work into this, it's well appreciated. This is the stuff that gives me much joy. Cheers to you, friend. 🤘
Always my favorite band, but now I am deeply impressed with the band's good samaritan acts.... they were so young, so they made mistakes, but they had hearts' of gold
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I recall this album was out and we were listening to it and Paranoid, and Machine Head and In Rock. What a time to be getting into music at 12-13 years old. I thought those albums were heavy, but then we finally got hold of the first Sabbath album, and our concept of heavy went to another level.
Hats off to you from this amazing channel! Great doc, without misleading interviews, opinions from musical peacocks. Just the story told straight forward. Thanks, wait for a special about "Black Sabbath Vol. 4" ❤👏👏👏😁😉🙏
Thank-you for this excellent insight into Black Sabbath's earlier days and their great album Master of Realty! As this album was the one that I connected with, as I came onto the band later on, when Ronnie James Dio fronted the band, but after listening to those two albums, it was then I started getting their older works, and when I heard the Masters album ,something just clicked! And I've been a fan of it ever since!
We thoroughly enjoyed this! There is a WEALTH of Black Sabbath documentaries, videos, specials out there, yet this stood out. VERY detailed-dates, circumstances, photos and everything in between, made for a unique viewing experience.🎧🤘🔥🔥🤘
Incredible Sabbath doc. I have been a long-time Sabbath fan, since around the early 90s, and have seen many videos and features on them, and this one gives us a fresh perspective on the Master of Reality era. (Side note: I was born in 1971, the year this LP was released.) Cheers!
What you are doing with these Sabbath albums is absolutely amazing. Thank you so much for the hard work and effort because it definitely shows. Can't wait until Vol_4. Sabotage/Master of Reality/Vol_4 have always been my favorite 3 but the first 6 are all impeccable. I wish more people realized there is more to the group than the Paranoid album even though it's fantastic ( I also find the song Paranoid to be good but far from representing what Sabbath is about. If you bought the album thinking this band is a 3 minute song radio hit band then you had no clue what was waiting for you. So many other bands like Zep/Floyd/Who and a lot of those 70's acts had multiple songs on the radio that exposed a lot of their discography to the masses but it seems as though Sabbath had like 3-4 that only got the same treatment with Paranoid being the least that represented what they sounded like as a whole. I love hearing bootlegs from the audience from those 70-72 shows You can hear from the crowd them saying things like "Woah..this is fukin heavy!! Unbelievable!" I also agree with Ward with his thoughts on this album. Paranoid was great and War Pigs is a top 5 Sabbath song but Master Of Reality has that doom and maturity to it where they crafted their identity.
@@TheTapesArchive ruclips.net/video/ScnXkyXqxz8/видео.html Satan can`t deal anything that is real and alive and from GOD. Therefore he is busy killing all that`s real and alive off so he can replace it all. Satan is busy building his A.I kingdom. Where`s nothing real at all. ruclips.net/video/DMH5WgGFxlc/видео.html All comes back to MK - ULTRA MIND CONTROL. Satan can not stand thinking skills nor free will, both must be gone for to live in the kingdom of satan. 5 points the truth is harsh: - There`s nothing to eat - it is all poisoned, - There`s no air to breath - it is all poisoned. - There`s nowhere to live - all are under the "care" of our governments, - Whole mankind is DUMBED DOWN by our own “caring” governments, - We, humans, are wicked sinners and fated into everlasting torture. We cannot save ourselves, we are in need of a saviour. The saviour of the mankind is: JESUS CHRIST - GOD`S ONLY BEGOTTEN SON. While making everything now only about covid, let`s not forget, that every year , month, week, day, hour, minute, second, someone out there lose a family member, a friend, a co worker. And IT IS NOT ALWAYS AND ONLY COVID. Why are we forgetting: DIFFERENT CANCERS - these didn`t disappeared, CAR, PLANE, BOUTH ACCITENTS - these didn`t disappeared, Drugs, that kills our organs while still alive - these didn`t disappeared, Problematic genes - these didn`t disappeared, Stress, overworking - also leading too early DEATH - these didn`t disappeared. And real appointed time to die - we ARE MORTAL. And will die eventually. Our health as whole mankind - was already close to none - existence. We kill ourselves while still breathing: Alcohol, killing our own stomach and expecting not to die? different drugs, willingly poison ourselves and expecting not to die? smoking, Burning our own lungs and expecting not to die? Willingly taking a gun into our hands and going to war and expecting not to die? - in here: who kills will be killed also. /what goes around, comes around. In short: We, ain´t dying from anything new, we are already DEAD. Covid - 19 was a made up story. Under the topic: FREEMASONRY lays all the needful answers. Don´t find those, then you missing skills to search. It is harsh fact, yet still remains a fact. WHO IS THEN SATAN ACCORDING TO YOUR WORDS AND OPINIONS? For me - satan is my enemy, once a glorious Angel, yet as PRIDE was found in him, he lost his place in HEAVEN and felled down to earth and now without a body, only in spiritual form, he walketh around to see whom he : and today on this earth satan is known as god /with little g) and his kingdom is this fallen earth. Be not fool, for he is carring many names: the most known: - LUCIFER, - SATAN, - THE OLD DEVIL, - THE Baphomet - the false god/the god of freemasonry. - The Prince of the air. 1 Peter 5:8 - Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour: Matthew 10:16 - Behold, I send you forth as sheep in the midst of wolves: be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves.
Please, I beg you Please do a documentary of this style on the Master of reality tour, production of Vol. 4 and the subsequent Vol.4 Tour. Similar to how you structured the timeline with this. Vol. 4 and Debut are my absolute favourite albums that they did, so much mystery surrounding the vol. 4 era and from the little things I know it was a crazy time for the band. This is one of the best documentaries I've watched not just based on music but in respect to any documentaries! Great stuff keep at it!!
So far ahead of its time it's unreal. Black Sabbath is the foundation of Metal. They pushed music in a direction that was not popular, but they did it anyways and created something amazing. Not that there weren't others that were doing similar things, they just did it at the highest level.
The best music of any genre is always done when it's new and fresh, we need a new genre of music - something people haven't heard before like Sabbath created with metal.
Holy hell and Elder Gods preserve! This is effing brilliant. I was madly in love with your coverage on sabotage because I love that record so much... but, Master reality is my favorite Sabbath album far away. I would go as far as to say top 10 Desert Island 91 albums in fact. I still discovering new subtle things inside it with each listen, it is a table that has grown with me from my childhood years into adulthood. Good art, good literature, good cinema all sort of scale with the appreciation of The Listener and The Listener or viewers ability to engage with the art. This album personifies that for me. Thank you so much for this man it is really really great. I know it was a metric Aston of editing hours and research.
Subscribe to the channel, hit the like button, and share with a Sabbath buddy. If you do that you are expressing how you feel. Thanks so much Chad! Glad you enjoyed it.
@@TheTapesArchive I was already ahead of you. ;-) Seriously, the content, the research, the editing... It's as good a rock documentary as I've ever seen. Literally one of the best.
Im serious when i say i love your sabbath docs. I watched sabbatoge over again many times . and now this one , i can barley wait. Thank Mr. Or Mrs. You make awesome black sabbath docs!!!
Wow! after Sabotage then this I am floored. What an incredible job you did editing, narrating and presenting this. You got yourself a lifetime Fan in me. I'm in my fifties and I'm still learning stuff from your videos about bands I've been listening to for over four decades. Absolutely impressed with your incredible hard work researching and the presentation of your videos. Looking forward to the next one...cheers!
Thank you so much! I'm in my fifties as well. TBH many of the facts I have in here I only learned when I did the research too. Crazy to think you love a band since the ealry 80's and to not know some of these things. Haha..I hope I never let you down in my videos. I will try not to half ass them. 🤟🏻🤟🏻
Thank you for such an amazing gift as this documentary! It's reassuring to know that the power of those bands' music still gives chills to people, even if it belongs to a past time, more than forty years ago... so much that it's hard to experience it as a viewer rather than be able to attempt concerts, see them on stage and so on (I mean, of course you can attempt some tours, but this year Saxon looked like old mummies dug up for the occasion and I don't think it could get better). The point is that's really hard to accept that I will never be able to see early Black Sabbath in a pub or be able to tell incredible stories as some old-full original metalhead could. Without looking like an "I wish to be born in the eighties" speech, I'm really nostalgic about a past that I've never experienced but which works still mesmerizing me, able to listen to them, but not able to be really part of it. It's like the metal golden era is ended and the present one looks like a half succeded copy of it. I don't know if this long-ass comment makes any sense, In any case, I would really be happy to see it as a start of a community conversation, cheers!
Hey I feel ya. I'm 30 years old (born in 1992) and as a musician (mainly a drummer) I love a variety of different music from different eras because what i like is substance... which is why with country or pop for example I tell people I like some classic country songs but all the modern stuff is generic garbage, same with pop, rock has also gotten pretty lame in the last 10 to 15 years and I also find the modern metal double bass drum screem stuff to be pretty generic too and all sounds the same... hell I love hip hop top but over the last 10 years its gone downhill big time as well I guess that's because society as a whole is imploding... anyways my favorite music is late 60s all the way till late 90s hard rock and I have loved sabbath (they're my favorite on most days i used to say zeppelin but zeppelin music gets old quicker than sabbath I mean if when kashmir comes on the radio while I'm driving or anything off LED zeppelin 2 or 4 and I don't even turn it up but iron man comes on though not close to my favorite by sabbath and I've heard it a million times but I still turn that shit up loud as hell and rock out) yes I know I'm rambling whatever as a drummer at age 13 zeppelin and sabbath especially where huge for me bill ward and john Bonham are essential for building a foundation for any drummer that's transitioning from early beginner and into intermediate and helps build chops but yeah I used to like the first 3 sabbath records the best but as I've gotten older my favorite are 4 5 and 6
Tony Iommi just continually creates "Riffs-of-Doom" - he is so phenomenal. I love Black Sabbath ( there will never be another band like them ). Listen to: "A National Acrobat" or "Sabbra Cadabra" = Loud - it's Epic !!!
Just outstanding !! Real info, real Sabbath Music, new details of the band...... Golden Tickets ??? I've never heard that story. The actual pressing differences, the tour schedule, most Rock Doc's are lacking all the detail you included. Congratulations to all who put this together. This is how all music doc's should be made. And a huge thanks for mentioning DIO, any Sharon Controlled projects always try to erase the brilliant DIO era. Heaven and Hell era would make a great follow up Doc. Keep it Heavy. Cheers !!
Aw man, thank you! Dio Sabbath is still Black Sabbath to me as is Gillian etc. I never have got why Sharon hates any version of Sabbath without Ozzy. I would love to do one on the Dio years. Thanks again for your kind words.
Brilliant !! The management should get you to make an official doc . Would be great to see !! Sabbath were the ones who really done it for me since '71 .
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This is awesome! So in depth. I discovered Sabbath in my early teens about 40 years ago and had all the early albums in first pressings with the thick vinyl and shiny sleeves. Into the Void is the heaviest guitar riff of all time and I'll never forget the effect it had on me as a the needle dropped for the first time. I get chills just thinking about it.
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They are my favorite band and I can't pick a favorite album. They are one of the pinnacles of being successful by being true to themselves and making music for the sake of the love of music.
I agree with every comment here. If there is such a thing as RUclips Oscar’s I’d nominate this for sure! Superb work and as life long Sabbath fan I’ve seen all the changes throughout the years and picked up a few gems here I never knew. Thank you Sir, keep up the good work 👏
This content was really great. When it popped up as recommended, I clicked over first just thinking I'd tag as 'watch later', but next thing you know, I had watched the entire thing. Well done! Thank you for sharing!
You should get an academy award for these two outstanding pieces of work. I hope and pray you will release docs about every Sabbath album that truly matters.( namely, the ones that features Ozzy, Dio and Gillan). CHEERS!!!
Wow I am stunned. I'm 60 and got into sabbath as a mid teen. I still absolutely love em and solo ozzy (up to, and including Ozzzmosis). So this doc is kind of a dream come true. I was listening to some of sabotage the other day and was stricken by how well their music still holds up. That it stands the test of time really says everything, in my opinion Sh#@! Sounds as good today as it did45 years ago. In~credible...
Wonderful!!! With quite a bit of info and video footage I've never seen (and I thought I had pretty much known and seen it all about Sabbath) Also, thank you for including Mos Generator in the collage of some of the Heavy Rock / Stoner bands that have been influenced by Black Sabbath. It's an honor to be along side so many great groups. We all owe such a huge debt to Black Sabbath.
Born in '58, Sabbaths first album was on all our record decks - Master of Reality was as well but at a later date - for me & many others, Vol 4 was the record that matched eveything else inc Zeppelin etc etc etc... Great video!
As with the Sabotage doc, this was a fun, interesting romp through Sabbath history, full of great archival and musical clips. Kudos to everyone invovled!
I grew up in the Southern California from 1960 to 1971. I began listening to Black Sabbath from the very beginning in California 1970 and I also listen avidly to the rock stations. I was familiar with Black Sabbath very much and never once did I ever hear a Black Sabbath song played on radio for 20 years.
But the riff played in the documentary was To Cry You a Song not Nothing is Easy. Granted that riff sounds more like a Tony Iommi riff but it isn't him.
To Cry you A song was in there cuz it was rumored that it was Tony. I sent Tony the video and he corrected me and said that it wasn't. So I took that part out but left the song in there as a musical bridge.
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Wow just wow this was a brilliant documentary on one of my favorite bands Black Sabbath even though volume 4 is my favorite album but I love Master of reality what a damn good documentary! 🤘
When my buddy and I were 10 in 1977, my buddies older sister had a copy of Master Of Reality on 8-track.She'd already exposed us to KISS Dressed To Kill, but this was something different. The heavy music was embedded in our brains and it was the beginning to my lifelong journey as a headbanger! Thanks Sherry Hall! We played that 8-track so much that we wore it out in a year. My parents were fine with me listening to it as they were only in their 20's through the 70's and had an open mind. I explained the lyrics and said some of what was actually said in the documentary, that the religious lyrics were actually pro God and that other songs were like protest songs. They totally understood and it may have been a little heavy for their taste, but they were rockers who got me into classic rock. Rock on!
These 2 Black Sabbath documentaries are awesome, fantastic work I would love to see one on Volume 4 or Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. Again amazing work guys 👍
Great documentary. Had me hooked the whole time. Glad I gave it a listen. This is no doubt, one of the best and most influential heavy metal albums of all time. Hope the channel gets approved for the Black Sabbath video.
Nicely Done @The Tapes Archive. I saw an outdoor gig in 75 where Sabbath stole the show from Faces. It was one of Ronnie Woods last gigs before he joined the Stones. The lineup was Skynyrd, Sabbath, and Faces! Great gig! ☮️🤘🤙
Saw Sabbath w/Ozzy in ‘78 (Van Halen) opened on their 1st tour. My friend Angie & I left during BS because the music was “too heavy” our lil’ minds were blown. Guy friends we met there looked @ us like we were loco for leaving, love their music now. Thank you for this, thoroughly enjoyed it! 😅
I discovered Sabbath in my teens, after devouring Led Zepp's entire canon. Saw your Sabotage doc and really liked it. This doc on MoR and Sabbath's salad days is really great. I forgot just how young the band was when the music business took hold. You guys do a good job displaying that. I also found myself laughing hard at a few parts. For example, I didn't know England's Head Witch cast a spell/cursed the band! That had me dead. Also, when Sabbath brought their own PA on their first American Tour and blew the sound system, the venue's power and the surrounding neighborhood's power grid had me dead. Again. lol
Between Sabbath and Zeppelin, whoever I listened to first was gonna get me to buy my first guitar. Happened to be Zep. But Sab is my second love, and I actually revisit them more
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@@a.c.7501 From one Alan to another, thank you!
Can I do that 100
Loyal subscriber since 2020. I've posted your RUclips URL and videos (interviews, mostly) on Hoffman's site, and all the rest. I don't understand why people won't listen to the source (an interview), but rely on 2nd hanf information, or total nonsense like that awful movie, "the doors" while you have Ray and Robbie's interviews, and many others. Great interviews by someone who ... knows the music! Which is so rare these days. I only have 2.5k subscribers, but I'd be happy to advertise your site in any way I can.
And one of my favorites - Carln! I wonder if you have any interviews with Mort Sahl? I'm going to guess no, but I'll dream. Universal Studios lost millions of archives in recent fires, and there's so many others. I paid for this Pacifica Archive of a Mort Sahl interview, but they had to refund it back, since the reel went bad - lost history forever. They're all rotting in Universities, or being hoarded by guys who sell a 90-minute show for $400. I'm actually waiting for 2 packages today in the mail..
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This was a professional-level documentary about an absolutely essential and wildly influential album. Thank you deeply for this
Right on! I really do try to do my best. But now I'm afraid the next one will be a let down.
@@TheTapesArchive messages from the heart enter the heart. Your videos are made with love and passion that only come from a true fan. If you continue to follow that ethos, you will not (and cannot) let anyone down, most importantly yourself!
@@petsounds3612 Thank you for the words of encouragement. I'm just afraid all the great Sabbath folks will turn on me when I do a video on another artist. 😅 JK
@@TheTapesArchive nahhh. Don’t think that. You don’t owe us anything Alan. You’re talented and you’re a fan of the music and it shows. Whatever you do will come out awesome I’m sure. I hope you re-visit the Sabs or related bands at some point in the future
@@shapelessbb Thank you! I appreciate the encouraging words. I'm sure I will too...In about 10 years I will retire from the daily grind and I have already decided this is what I will do in retirement. 🤟🏻🤟🏻
I first heard Paranoid on the radio in Bangkok Thailand in 1970. I was 13 years old, between Black Sabbath and the sweet leaf, my life was changed forever. I am now 65 years old and can no longer enjoy the leaf, but I still enjoy Black Sabbath and will till the day I die.
("Sgt.J."). "The Thai Sweet leaf was VERY popular in the U.S. (When you could get it.) And, the Sticks were what I, Liked.🥴.Lol. 🙄😁😊✌️🕊️🍻
@@ruthparker1140 Based on what I saw in Thailand in the early 1970s, and in the US in the late 1970s, I think most "Thai Sticks" in the US were fake. The quality was clearly not on the same level as the real thing.
Only in legends...@@Bigfoot-px9gj
Just Blows my mind of all the Great music that came out in 69/70/71 So ahead of there time I mean to go from I want to hold your hand to Paranoid in 4 or 5 yrs is Crazy!!!
They have wonderful edibles now you know.
I remember going to sleep with my walkman on, playing this cassette over and over and over...always woke up when "Children of the grave" was whispered through the headphones...brilliant!!
Every second of Master of Reality is perfect. Lord of This World and Solitude are particularly underrated gems.
Solitude is my favorite melodic tune ever!
I can't listen to solitude that often, it makes me too sad sometimes, I don't want to take that aspect of it being a sad song away from it so I usually listen to it when I'm down to know I'm not alone, god love this band, for lounging I always start with planet caravan :)
@@george-geedeevee9054 I think looking at it as a meditative and calming song can help. There's a sense of closure to the track that can't be explained very easy. I enjoy the track without feeling sad, as it never made me feel upset or sorrowful. See it more like a quiet trip on a boat in a silent river rather than a rainy day.
@@_PuppetMaster86 I could totally do that, sometimes it just happens accidentally but yeah that end section especially where it's just instrumental is good closure. Why did Geezer write the song for?
@@george-geedeevee9054 Geezer wrote “Solitude” about heartbreak after a breakup. I believe Geezer wanted to follow suite of the idea of having a psychedelic and ambient acoustic ballad like “Planet Caravan” on Paranoid. The track was meant to be the calm before the storm of the doomy track the bookends Master Of Reality, “Into The Void”.
Led Zeppelin 3 is an incredible album
Master of Reality is an incredible album
So many records and groups from that era were incredible
I'm 65 and I am so glad that I live through that time.
Still listen to Master these days and it's still the heaviest album and every tune is brilliant.
Peace & love
I agree both 3s are awesome. I saw Sabbath at the New York Academy of Music right after Master came out. We were in the 16 row on the Tony side, insane concert, our ears rang for 3 days after
Saw Zep right after 4 came out, Nassau Coliseum, STILL to this day that was the most exciting experience of my life, they played for 3 1/2 HOURS
@user-ke6rq1wb6r I was reminiscing with my daughter the other day and we spoke about seeing Alice Cooper 15 years ago.
Great show
Wonderful to hear from you
@user-ke6rq1wb6r ngl I think zep 3 is great but there is definitely songs that are bad and don't hold up as classics. Two of my favourite zep songs come from there but I can't listen to the whole thing where as sabbath is on another level
Same here.
Did this really come out in 1970? My mom made all this stuff. I can't stay in role anymore. But I'm confused about the date
What an excellent documentary. I can't get enough. This and Sabbotage are so effin well done that we as fans are screaming for more just like these. Thank you so very much. ✌😊
I was likely the only 4th grader at my school listening to Sabbath, Alice Cooper and Deep Purple. Thanks to my older brother!!!
Here I am at 62 still blasting the speakers to them wondering WTH happened to music?!?!?!?
Great documentary, keep up the good work!
Beautiful! All I can think now is "give us Vol4 documentary" 😂👏🏻
I hear a lot of that. 🤟
Well said!
What a great album! Unfortunately, it’s arguably the most buried album of their Ozzy years, and though I see more talk of Sabotage, if you think that deserves the title, fair enough. I think Technical Ecstasy and Never Say Die! are talked more about due to the dislike of them, but I actually quite liked Never Say Die!, but I think it’s disliked because of how uncharacteristic it is
@@Jipwell I do believe Master is criminally underlooked, indeed. But it's mainly because it comes after Paranoid, at least people give credit to Children of the Grave, but the whole thing is genius. Sabotage has great status, and it grew on the pass of the years. The most underestimated of the albums by far is Technical Ecstasy, it is a great album, only different, and a bit "trendy", but it has Sabbath in it. Never Say Die I didn't listen enough to know for sure.
Oof... 🔥
I had all of their albums and saw them in concert twice. I'm 63 now and they are still one of my favorite rock bands.
Dude this was an amazing video. Felt like like I was watching a straight up tv documentary. Killer job
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After your brilliant work on Sabotage I cannot wait. I've already shared this to every metalhead I know!
Too kind man..Thank you!
Absolutely! These are awesome!
@@TheTapesArchive I love these. Great job bud!
I'm doing the same thing, share this good job my friend... I'm from Lima-Perú.!!
@@brunomoreno2731 Love hearing from people all are around the world. Thank you for sharing!
In 19 seven I was 12 years old, and I only listen to pop music. I knew every song every word I sang so much my brothers wouldn’t allow me to listen to the radio. One day, a friend of mine called me up and said you got to come down here and listen to this little did I know the journey that this was going to take me on. I ran home plug the eight track into my player and war pigs came on. From that moment on my life instantly change music was I couldn’t get enough of it and to this day I’m still into metal at 64 years old. I doubt I’ll ever be able to tell any of the members of the band just how important they were in building my musical life but if they ever read it, I just want to say to them. Thank you!
This just might be the greatest video I've ever watched on RUclips. I've been a heavy metal musician and a huge fan of Black Sabbath for over 40 years. I learned so many amazing facts from this it's unreal. Please, please, please make more of these documentaries about the other albums. I would pay top dollar on any streaming service to see them. Black Sabbath forever, the kings of Heavy Metal.
I've always wondered why Ozzy didn't sing more songs in the style he did with Solitude. Man, this doc is spot on! I love how you go into minute detail, cover the facts and make corrections, even if it was the band at fault. Also, how you break everything down. For instance, you just didn't say Tony played flute and moved on, you actually went into detail of the origin of it, and how he played with Ian Anderson. Love your hard work and research on this. This is how a documentary should always be done!
WOW! Thank you so much. When I'm making these I always think to myself that it's a lot to ask someone watch something for an hour , make it worth their while. A comment like yours hits me right in the feels. Appreciate it! 🤟🤟🤩👏🏻
Totally agree, I've always loved Solitude. Though I always loved Sabbath's typical sound, songs like Solitude, Changes, and Planet Caravan really made me feel something. Opposed to the heavier songs about War and the afterlife made me think. And due to those experiences it forever changed how I appreciated and approached music. To where I was no longer going to be satisfied with just a catchy beat or chord progression.
Finally! Someone made a Sabbath documentary with FACT CHECKING. 🙏 AND, finally, someone referenced the FACT that the band did not tune down guitars until MOR. Thank you for this. Im so tired of telling people who ‘believe’ Sabbath was always tuned down because of Tony’s finger tips loss in 68’ because regular tuning ‘hurt’ his fingers. I also love how this doc focuses on Geezers lyrics and his intention that was a paradox with the band’s name. Great unseen video and pix too! Thoroughly enjoyed it! MAKE MORE!
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Phenomenal documentary 👏
And Master Of Reality is their best ever album in my opinion !!
Super Awesome.
Absolutely!
Really appreciate it! 🤟🏻🤟🏻
Lot of great pics and footage
This album each song virtually defined a branch of music. Grunge, stoner, sludge, thrash, etc. It's so influential it's hard to quantify.
I am blown away by how complete and comprehensive this documentary is. I listened to it and now want to watch
That was brilliant, its visible the amount of work put in every aspect of this documentary
Really appreciate that, thank you!
Thanks very much for this documentary 😀👍👍 A treat for Black Sabbath fans worldwide!!!!!!! Thank you very much for making this!!!!!!!! On behalf of Black Sabbath fans worldwide Thank You!!!!!!!!!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Super excellent.
This was incredible, thank you so much. Sabbath has been my favorite band for over 40 years, it's so cool to learn new things about them. Keep up the good work 🖤🤘🖤
SUCH A GREAT BAND IN THE HISTORY OF ROCK MUSIC! Their LYRICS ,MUSIC AND THEIR MUSICAL TALENTS MAKE THEM TIMELESS.
This is my #1 all-time favorite album - First listened to it back in 1976 ~ I was ripped (columbian gold) and it tore brain cells!
I received Black Sabbath's first album for my 14th birthday and I was now along for the ride. When all subsequent albums were released I was there on the day they were released. The ride continues to this day. I am a 63 year old guitarist which owes it all to Black Sabbath. This documentary took me straight down memory lane to a time things were genuine. Superb documentary. Simply superb. You have a gift.
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You were one of the lucky kids back then. Most parents were a drag,
especially fathers who had nothing better to do than to tell their kids
what they could, or could not listen to. A lot of kids grew up with that
mental bs in being told every month to get a haircut, even if your hair
did not need it. The same old bs of not trusting the younger generation.
The threats that went with it as well. Getting thrown out of the house bs.
What a f%#king drag some kids had to go through growing up. You didn't
get a penny for anything. Not an album, not a concert, but only for a
f#%king haircut. Sorry about the cussing, but it sucked. How many females
are still pissed that they could not see the Beatles live? That broke a lot of
hearts out there. Every time I hear the Stones, or Led Zepplin sing
Heartbreaker, I think of them for a moment.
@@tomodonovan5931 Consider I was able to do those things not because my parents were "cool" on the contrary I disliked my father intensely and he felt the same about me. I was an only son who loved partying and had three straight A cheerleader sisters who could do no wrong. My parents actually sent me away to school in the 8th grade because they thought I was retarded or something. It was great being away from them with kids who dug rock and roll. I rebelled and spent most of my time drunk or high as an escape as I was so unhappy at home. I joined the Army at 18 and never looked back. We all had it tough during the "Devil music" era. I had a friend who's Mom would freak out if her son played "Sweet, Ballroom Blitz". Another friends Dad hit him with a bat when he heard him play Zeppelin. It never stopped any of us from loving what we loved and love to this day. You're not alone my friend.
“After Forever “…. What an incredible song, with brilliant Christian lyrics.. thank you Geezer, and Sabbath..
Black Sabbath probably not any more satanic than Dracula, Alistair Crawley, Charles Manson,ect. Probably, I would speculate
This is fantastic! A gem from start to finish, the mixture of footage really paints a great picture of the times when the sound of Sabbath was as heavy as the entire industrial revolution. A very well produced documentary indeed congrats to you and your team this is epic 😀😎
From one Alan to another, thank you! Now where is this team you are speaking? lol Just me! 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻
@@TheTapesArchive silly me must have confused the credits at the end🤣 in that case you really have done a fantastic single handed job 😀👍
@@alanrowland6971 lol I shoul’nt be so full of myself. The other writers were a big help.
@@TheTapesArchive Don't worry about it , modesty sucks anyway 😆😀👍
@@alanrowland6971 Us Alans are the best. Am I right? HAHA
This is everything a Sabbath fan and rock history junkie could ask for. Keep going with it! Please do Vol 4 next. Cheers mate!! Ozzy Rhoads years would be fine as well!
Thank you! I'd love to do the Ozzy Randy years leading into Speak of the Devil.
How about Ozzy : The Joe Holmes Years...just kidding.
@@careful...Icarus HAHA yeah, no...
Absolutely! I am both. This was just the best.
Yes I’d love to see vol. 4 doc my favorite sabbath album….
As a musician this is the record that inspired me to be a musician, it is one of the greatest albums of all time, it is right next to one of my other favorites of all time, Master happens to be in the title as well. "Master Of Puppets - Metallica" both Bass players are the reason I am a musician, 50 years of this quintessential masterpiece is still listened to by millions of people. Gezzer Butler and Cliff Burton are where I get my most influences from. Rounding out the bottom end of every band I have played in over the last 42 years I owe my love for music to this album, because without it I would not have been who I am today. Thank you for this video, and thank you Black Sabbath for what you have done to the music landscape over the last 50+ years. Without your band, we would not have had the same music and inspired so many other artists.
Most people don't know that Geezer Butler the bass player wrote almost all the lyrics for their songs.
Sharon Osborne actually wrote more than Geezer.
@@pilgrimbagel2695Ozzy himself is talented. All the vocal melodies were created by him.
IOMMI wrote the Riffs n cords which really count
@@pilgrimbagel2695 no one could have done better than Ozzy dude
@@anthonydworak8127 , sorry to break it to you but Sharon wasn't in Ozzy's picture until 1979, just as he was leaving.
Simply the best Black Sabbath doc I've ever seen, albeit for a single album. I hope you continue to put out such thorough and well researched material in the future and I look forward to supporting. Thank you!
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One of the best albums ever! As a 14 year old kid in 1971, it was stimulating and mesmerizing. Heavy.
I was born 10yrs later lol
@@maryjane4846Hatched, you mean.
I remember tripping to this album one day and it all made perfect sense. Each song is representative of the state of humanity and the reasons for it's downfall, culminating in mankind leaving earth because it has been ruined by greed and sin.
Well put!
Even just smoking weed can help understand Sabbath better
Same as the Gospels. It's inside of us..🎸 We go thru states of consciousness.❤️🧠👁️
Thought i was the only one who thought this way, yeah man its a mind opening revelation
You could figure it out without drugs...but hey...you're so cool.
THIS WAS PERFECT and as a die hard Sabbath fan, I got so many of the little jokes and visual things you took a ton of time to include. So well done. I hope you're getting a good amount of money for these millions of hits
Thank you! I make zero money from this. YT blocks money being made since I use the band's music.
@@TheTapesArchive that's messed up and why the ownership of RUclips is really ugly at its core.
It's amazing how seminal and inspirational they were for SO many bands, genres and sounds. They were the begining of a lot of different things.
Personally this is my favorite Sabbath album. I listen to this album every day on my drive into work.
Absolutely Well Done! This might just be the coolest thing I've ever seen on RUclips. I know you put lotsa work into this, it's well appreciated. This is the stuff that gives me much joy. Cheers to you, friend. 🤘
Wow, thanks! Your comment hit me in the feels. Nothing better than spreading joy. 👏🏻🤟✌🏻
@@TheTapesArchive Indeed. Hopefully we'll have more of the good stuff rolling our way to all enjoy together. Please, keep it up, whenever possible.
Always my favorite band, but now I am deeply impressed with the band's good samaritan acts.... they were so young, so they made mistakes, but they had hearts' of gold
Can’t get over how good your Sabbath documentaries are Alan. I hope you do more of these. You’re a real fan and it shows. Incredible work
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Finally, I can fully explain to Non-Black Sabbath listeners why I like Black Sabbath. This Documentary has it all. A+ 100% 🤘
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I recall this album was out and we were listening to it and Paranoid, and Machine Head and In Rock. What a time to be getting into music at 12-13 years old. I thought those albums were heavy, but then we finally got hold of the first Sabbath album, and our concept of heavy went to another level.
Amazing work! I am a lifelong Sabbath fan and there’s a thing or two in here that i never knew. Very cool. Thank you for your time and effort
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hats off to you from this amazing channel! Great doc, without misleading interviews, opinions from musical peacocks. Just the story told straight forward. Thanks, wait for a special about "Black Sabbath Vol. 4" ❤👏👏👏😁😉🙏
Thank-you for this excellent insight into Black Sabbath's earlier days and their great album Master of Realty! As this album was the one that I connected with, as I came onto the band later on, when Ronnie James Dio fronted the band, but after listening to those two albums, it was then I started getting their older works, and when I heard the Masters album ,something just clicked! And I've been a fan of it ever since!
One of the best original music documentaries I've seen on RUclips. Great job!
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@@TheTapesArchive I'm already subscribed, actually. Keep up the good work!
@@steve9094 Right on! Sorry, the little subsciber icon isn't showing up next to your name.
We thoroughly enjoyed this! There is a WEALTH of Black Sabbath documentaries, videos, specials out there, yet this stood out. VERY detailed-dates, circumstances, photos and everything in between, made for a unique viewing experience.🎧🤘🔥🔥🤘
Right the fuck on! Really appreciate the comment. 🤟
Incredible Sabbath doc. I have been a long-time Sabbath fan, since around the early 90s, and have seen many videos and features on them, and this one gives us a fresh perspective on the Master of Reality era. (Side note: I was born in 1971, the year this LP was released.) Cheers!
Along with Paranoid, the two albums that gave Rock his immortality. Amazing video. Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏻🇦🇷
What you are doing with these Sabbath albums is absolutely amazing. Thank you so much for the hard work and effort because it definitely shows. Can't wait until Vol_4. Sabotage/Master of Reality/Vol_4 have always been my favorite 3 but the first 6 are all impeccable. I wish more people realized there is more to the group than the Paranoid album even though it's fantastic ( I also find the song Paranoid to be good but far from representing what Sabbath is about. If you bought the album thinking this band is a 3 minute song radio hit band then you had no clue what was waiting for you. So many other bands like Zep/Floyd/Who and a lot of those 70's acts had multiple songs on the radio that exposed a lot of their discography to the masses but it seems as though Sabbath had like 3-4 that only got the same treatment with Paranoid being the least that represented what they sounded like as a whole.
I love hearing bootlegs from the audience from those 70-72 shows You can hear from the crowd them saying things like "Woah..this is fukin heavy!! Unbelievable!" I also agree with Ward with his thoughts on this album. Paranoid was great and War Pigs is a top 5 Sabbath song but Master Of Reality has that doom and maturity to it where they crafted their identity.
Thank you! You mention you can't wait for a Sabotage one. You're in luck, it's out already. ruclips.net/video/CH8c4TKrIOo/видео.html 🤟🏻🤟🏻
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Satan can`t deal anything that is real and alive and from GOD. Therefore he is busy killing all that`s real and alive off so he can replace it all. Satan is busy building his A.I kingdom. Where`s nothing real at all.
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All comes back to MK - ULTRA MIND CONTROL.
Satan can not stand thinking skills nor free will, both must be gone for to live in the kingdom of satan.
5 points the truth is harsh:
- There`s nothing to eat - it is all poisoned,
- There`s no air to breath - it is all poisoned.
- There`s nowhere to live - all are under the "care" of our governments,
- Whole mankind is DUMBED DOWN by our own “caring” governments,
- We, humans, are wicked sinners and fated into everlasting torture. We cannot save ourselves, we are in need of a saviour. The saviour of the mankind is: JESUS CHRIST - GOD`S ONLY BEGOTTEN SON.
While making everything now only about covid, let`s not forget, that every year , month, week, day, hour, minute, second, someone out there lose a family member, a friend, a co worker. And IT IS NOT ALWAYS AND ONLY COVID.
Why are we forgetting:
DIFFERENT CANCERS - these didn`t disappeared,
CAR, PLANE, BOUTH ACCITENTS - these didn`t disappeared,
Drugs, that kills our organs while still alive - these didn`t disappeared,
Problematic genes - these didn`t disappeared,
Stress, overworking - also leading too early DEATH - these didn`t disappeared.
And real appointed time to die - we ARE MORTAL. And will die eventually.
Our health as whole mankind - was already close to none - existence. We kill ourselves while still breathing:
Alcohol, killing our own stomach and expecting not to die?
different drugs, willingly poison ourselves and expecting not to die?
smoking, Burning our own lungs and expecting not to die?
Willingly taking a gun into our hands and going to war and expecting not to die? - in here: who kills will be killed also. /what goes around, comes around.
In short: We, ain´t dying from anything new, we are already DEAD.
Covid - 19 was a made up story. Under the topic: FREEMASONRY lays all the needful answers. Don´t find those, then you missing skills to search. It is harsh fact, yet still remains a fact.
WHO IS THEN SATAN ACCORDING TO YOUR WORDS AND OPINIONS?
For me - satan is my enemy, once a glorious Angel, yet as PRIDE was found in him, he lost his place in HEAVEN and felled down to earth and now without a body, only in spiritual form, he walketh around to see whom he : and today on this earth satan is known as god /with little g) and his kingdom is this fallen earth. Be not fool, for he is carring many names: the most known:
- LUCIFER,
- SATAN,
- THE OLD DEVIL,
- THE Baphomet - the false god/the god of freemasonry.
- The Prince of the air.
1 Peter 5:8 - Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour:
Matthew 10:16 - Behold, I send you forth as sheep in the midst of wolves: be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves.
Please, I beg you Please do a documentary of this style on the Master of reality tour, production of Vol. 4 and the subsequent Vol.4 Tour. Similar to how you structured the timeline with this. Vol. 4 and Debut are my absolute favourite albums that they did, so much mystery surrounding the vol. 4 era and from the little things I know it was a crazy time for the band. This is one of the best documentaries I've watched not just based on music but in respect to any documentaries! Great stuff keep at it!!
So far ahead of its time it's unreal. Black Sabbath is the foundation of Metal. They pushed music in a direction that was not popular, but they did it anyways and created something amazing. Not that there weren't others that were doing similar things, they just did it at the highest level.
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The best music of any genre is always done when it's new and fresh, we need a new genre of music - something people haven't heard before like Sabbath created with metal.
@@madstylesnz All we get now are subsubsubsubsubgenres with nary a difference between them.
It was always my favorite Black Sabbath album.
You entered the catacombs of Black Sabbath and emerged victorious, having become the *Master of the Documentary*. Yes, sir. 🤘
Holy hell and Elder Gods preserve! This is effing brilliant. I was madly in love with your coverage on sabotage because I love that record so much... but, Master reality is my favorite Sabbath album far away. I would go as far as to say top 10 Desert Island 91 albums in fact. I still discovering new subtle things inside it with each listen, it is a table that has grown with me from my childhood years into adulthood. Good art, good literature, good cinema all sort of scale with the appreciation of The Listener and The Listener or viewers ability to engage with the art. This album personifies that for me. Thank you so much for this man it is really really great. I know it was a metric Aston of editing hours and research.
WOW!!! Thank you so much for the high praise. You comment hit me right in the feels man. 🤟🏻👏🏻🎉🍻🍻
This documentary is so good, it'd take a multi page article to express it adequately.
I'll spare us all. God bless. ✊🏻❤️
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@@TheTapesArchive I was already ahead of you. ;-)
Seriously, the content, the research, the editing... It's as good a rock documentary as I've ever seen. Literally one of the best.
Well put together. As a long time fan of the band, thanks very much. More please. I'd love to see something like this on Vol. 4.
Im serious when i say i love your sabbath docs. I watched sabbatoge over again many times . and now this one , i can barley wait. Thank Mr. Or Mrs. You make awesome black sabbath docs!!!
Sabotage* Barely*
Thank you so much! That just encourages me to make more. :) Please let me know if you think the new one lives up to Sabotage.
@@TheTapesArchive sabatoge was fantastic!!
@@southernfriedawesomeness9464 It's called Sabotage. Not Sabbatoge, and not Sabatoge. I won't tell you again!
@@shaunfulton7261 no one cares
Wow! after Sabotage then this I am floored. What an incredible job you did editing, narrating and presenting this. You got yourself a lifetime Fan in me. I'm in my fifties and I'm still learning stuff from your videos about bands I've been listening to for over four decades. Absolutely impressed with your incredible hard work researching and the presentation of your videos. Looking forward to the next one...cheers!
Thank you so much! I'm in my fifties as well. TBH many of the facts I have in here I only learned when I did the research too. Crazy to think you love a band since the ealry 80's and to not know some of these things. Haha..I hope I never let you down in my videos. I will try not to half ass them. 🤟🏻🤟🏻
Thank you for such an amazing gift as this documentary! It's reassuring to know that the power of those bands' music still gives chills to people, even if it belongs to a past time, more than forty years ago... so much that it's hard to experience it as a viewer rather than be able to attempt concerts, see them on stage and so on (I mean, of course you can attempt some tours, but this year Saxon looked like old mummies dug up for the occasion and I don't think it could get better). The point is that's really hard to accept that I will never be able to see early Black Sabbath in a pub or be able to tell incredible stories as some old-full original metalhead could. Without looking like an "I wish to be born in the eighties" speech, I'm really nostalgic about a past that I've never experienced but which works still mesmerizing me, able to listen to them, but not able to be really part of it. It's like the metal golden era is ended and the present one looks like a half succeded copy of it. I don't know if this long-ass comment makes any sense, In any case, I would really be happy to see it as a start of a community conversation, cheers!
Hey I feel ya. I'm 30 years old (born in 1992) and as a musician (mainly a drummer) I love a variety of different music from different eras because what i like is substance... which is why with country or pop for example I tell people I like some classic country songs but all the modern stuff is generic garbage, same with pop, rock has also gotten pretty lame in the last 10 to 15 years and I also find the modern metal double bass drum screem stuff to be pretty generic too and all sounds the same... hell I love hip hop top but over the last 10 years its gone downhill big time as well I guess that's because society as a whole is imploding... anyways my favorite music is late 60s all the way till late 90s hard rock and I have loved sabbath (they're my favorite on most days i used to say zeppelin but zeppelin music gets old quicker than sabbath I mean if when kashmir comes on the radio while I'm driving or anything off LED zeppelin 2 or 4 and I don't even turn it up but iron man comes on though not close to my favorite by sabbath and I've heard it a million times but I still turn that shit up loud as hell and rock out) yes I know I'm rambling whatever as a drummer at age 13 zeppelin and sabbath especially where huge for me bill ward and john Bonham are essential for building a foundation for any drummer that's transitioning from early beginner and into intermediate and helps build chops but yeah I used to like the first 3 sabbath records the best but as I've gotten older my favorite are 4 5 and 6
Tony Iommi just continually creates "Riffs-of-Doom" - he is so phenomenal. I love Black Sabbath ( there will never be another band like them ). Listen to: "A National Acrobat" or "Sabbra Cadabra" = Loud - it's Epic !!!
Not a bad tune on Sabbath Bloody Sabbath IMHO.
Tony Ioni is just in a leaugue by himself for the depth of strange emotions he captures
Just outstanding !! Real info, real Sabbath Music, new details of the band...... Golden Tickets ??? I've never heard that story. The actual pressing differences, the tour schedule, most Rock Doc's are lacking all the detail you included.
Congratulations to all who put this together.
This is how all music doc's should be made.
And a huge thanks for mentioning DIO, any Sharon Controlled projects always try to erase the brilliant DIO era.
Heaven and Hell era would make a great follow up Doc.
Keep it Heavy.
Cheers !!
Aw man, thank you! Dio Sabbath is still Black Sabbath to me as is Gillian etc. I never have got why Sharon hates any version of Sabbath without Ozzy. I would love to do one on the Dio years. Thanks again for your kind words.
Brilliant !! The management should get you to make an official doc . Would be great to see !! Sabbath were the ones who really done it for me since '71 .
Please keep making these docs for remaining classic Sabbath albums. This and the other one you made are phenomenal.
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Have you seen my Zappa Sabbath one? ruclips.net/video/qp9m0S5QdLs/видео.html
I love this so much! Ozzy and his band, him going solo.. I love it all!!!
The BEST documentary ever made about our Sabbs. Superb work and thank you very much!!!
This was the album made made me change my mind from liking Black Sabbath to Loving Black Sabbath. Thanks for the video
I wonder if the fact that Tony Iommi had two fingers chopped off had anything to do with " A Bit of Finger".
Good question..I need to find out.
Phenomenal work. This documentary is just fantastic. I can’t praise it enough. I can’t wait to see the next one!
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This is awesome! So in depth. I discovered Sabbath in my early teens about 40 years ago and had all the early albums in first pressings with the thick vinyl and shiny sleeves.
Into the Void is the heaviest guitar riff of all time and I'll never forget the effect it had on me as a the needle dropped for the first time. I get chills just thinking about it.
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I got chills throughout this doc.
Mesmerizing and well done documentary. Loved every minute of it!
Man how I love Sabbath!!! Just a great great band!!
I can't belive how in depth these Sabbath album documentaries are. You really have done a fantastic job and a great service to the legendary band.
Thanks! I love Sabbath!! 🤘
Thank you for your work !!! Can’t wait to see it ! A fan from France 👍🏼
Yes me too from France !
We love the French! Thanks for checking in.
They are my favorite band and I can't pick a favorite album. They are one of the pinnacles of being successful by being true to themselves and making music for the sake of the love of music.
What a strange, but great year 71 was for music..... from this Black Sabbath masterpiece to Genesis Nursery Crimes. Great times and great vid, cheers!
The greatest band in rock history, bar none. Sabbath rules.
I agree with every comment here. If there is such a thing as RUclips Oscar’s I’d nominate this for sure! Superb work and as life long Sabbath fan I’ve seen all the changes throughout the years and picked up a few gems here I never knew. Thank you Sir, keep up the good work 👏
Thanks Rob!! Please let the Academy of Sabbath know about your nomination. 🤟🏻😅🏆
This content was really great. When it popped up as recommended, I clicked over first just thinking I'd tag as 'watch later', but next thing you know, I had watched the entire thing. Well done! Thank you for sharing!
Amazing editing and storylines, a big piece of work, congratulations
Really appreciate the kind words! 🤟🏻🤟🏻
You should get an academy award for these two outstanding pieces of work. I hope and pray you will release docs about every Sabbath album that truly matters.( namely, the ones that features Ozzy, Dio and Gillan). CHEERS!!!
Would you let the Academy know this? lol...Thanks!
Wow
I am stunned.
I'm 60 and got into sabbath as a mid teen.
I still absolutely love em and solo ozzy (up to, and including Ozzzmosis).
So this doc is kind of a dream come true.
I was listening to some of sabotage the other day and was stricken by how well their music still holds up.
That it stands the test of time really says everything, in my opinion
Sh#@! Sounds as good today as it did45 years ago.
In~credible...
Wonderful!!! With quite a bit of info and video footage I've never seen (and I thought I had pretty much known and seen it all about Sabbath) Also, thank you for including Mos Generator in the collage of some of the Heavy Rock / Stoner bands that have been influenced by Black Sabbath. It's an honor to be along side so many great groups. We all owe such a huge debt to Black Sabbath.
Love your band! 🤟🏻🤟🏻 Thanks!
Born in '58, Sabbaths first album was on all our record decks - Master of Reality was as well but at a later date - for me & many others, Vol 4 was the record that matched eveything else inc Zeppelin etc etc etc... Great video!
As with the Sabotage doc, this was a fun, interesting romp through Sabbath history, full of great archival and musical clips. Kudos to everyone invovled!
Thank you so much!
I grew up in the Southern California from 1960 to 1971. I began listening to Black Sabbath from the very beginning in California 1970 and I also listen avidly to the rock stations. I was familiar with Black Sabbath very much and never once did I ever hear a Black Sabbath song played on radio for 20 years.
I did not know that Nothing Is Easy was an Iomi riff. Makes sense, it's a banger! ...This is some piece of work, well done.
But the riff played in the documentary was To Cry You a Song not Nothing is Easy. Granted that riff sounds more like a Tony Iommi riff but it isn't him.
To Cry you A song was in there cuz it was rumored that it was Tony. I sent Tony the video and he corrected me and said that it wasn't. So I took that part out but left the song in there as a musical bridge.
Dude, as a huge Black Sabbath fan you did a absolutely awesome documentary this album. You gained a sub. Just one question, can you do one on Vol. 4?
Thanks man! Seems like everyone wants a Vol.4 next. Not sure TBH.
@@TheTapesArchive Yeah, another vote.
I was glued to this documentary. The anecdotes shared really has the listener interest right until the end
This documentary should be broadcasted on every serious music tv channel. Absolut fantastic, I love it!
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Wow just wow this was a brilliant documentary on one of my favorite bands Black Sabbath even though volume 4 is my favorite album but I love Master of reality what a damn good documentary! 🤘
Thanks Ronald! Really appreciate the kind words. 🤟🏻🤟🏻 I bet you want to see a Vol4 video next? 😉
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When my buddy and I were 10 in 1977, my buddies older sister had a copy of Master Of Reality on 8-track.She'd already exposed us to KISS Dressed To Kill, but this was something different. The heavy music was embedded in our brains and it was the beginning to my lifelong journey as a headbanger! Thanks Sherry Hall! We played that 8-track so much that we wore it out in a year. My parents were fine with me listening to it as they were only in their 20's through the 70's and had an open mind. I explained the lyrics and said some of what was actually said in the documentary, that the religious lyrics were actually pro God and that other songs were like protest songs. They totally understood and it may have been a little heavy for their taste, but they were rockers who got me into classic rock. Rock on!
These 2 Black Sabbath documentaries are awesome, fantastic work I would love to see one on Volume 4 or Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. Again amazing work guys 👍
This was so well done I hope there is another one for the next few Black Sabbath albums
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Great documentary. Had me hooked the whole time. Glad I gave it a listen. This is no doubt, one of the best and most influential heavy metal albums of all time. Hope the channel gets approved for the Black Sabbath video.
Nicely Done @The Tapes Archive.
I saw an outdoor gig in 75 where Sabbath stole the show from Faces. It was one of Ronnie Woods last gigs before he joined the Stones.
The lineup was Skynyrd, Sabbath, and Faces! Great gig! ☮️🤘🤙
Holy shit that’s a cool gig
The lyrics to
into the void
are perfection
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One of the best documentaries I've ever seen on RUclips
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Into the void ! If that riff got any meatier we'd have to call PETA. One of the best bands ever
My Favorite
Love this kind of work, keep it up!!
Saw Sabbath w/Ozzy in ‘78 (Van Halen) opened on their 1st tour. My friend Angie & I left during BS because the music was “too heavy” our lil’ minds were blown. Guy friends we met there looked @ us like we were loco for leaving, love their music now.
Thank you for this, thoroughly enjoyed it! 😅
Lord of this World, Into the Void. As great as the earlier album was and as great as the Thrill of it All was. Master of Reality really brought it.
Back on earth the flame of life burns
Low everywhere is misery and whoa
Into the void lyrics
Just magic
I discovered Sabbath in my teens, after devouring Led Zepp's entire canon. Saw your Sabotage doc and really liked it. This doc on MoR and Sabbath's salad days is really great. I forgot just how young the band was when the music business took hold. You guys do a good job displaying that. I also found myself laughing hard at a few parts. For example, I didn't know England's Head Witch cast a spell/cursed the band! That had me dead. Also, when Sabbath brought their own PA on their first American Tour and blew the sound system, the venue's power and the surrounding neighborhood's power grid had me dead. Again. lol
Between Sabbath and Zeppelin, whoever I listened to first was gonna get me to buy my first guitar. Happened to be Zep. But Sab is my second love, and I actually revisit them more
Actually Alex Sanders told them to wear crucifixes for protection after some other witches put a curse on them
Thanks Matthew! They were all like 23 years old..That is so young! No wonder they got swindled by the Meehans.