16 years and listening rock n metal since my 13's and I won't let rock n roll ever die. As long as somebody listens to those genres rock n roll will keep being alive. Rock on and stay safe🤘🏼
@@aprilisjamming Abril i am 49 and started in 1980 at 8 age with Deep Purple and AC/DC and then in few years i was listening Metal too... 41 years later i am still listening rock and metal... Metal never dies \m/
You decided to react to the exact right tune girl. The Very first song on the very first album of the very first bonnafide Metal Masters. What an awesome stroke of luck. I love it!!!!!!
Number of the Beast by Iron Maiden isn't a pro satan song. The singer had night terrors. He had insomnia because of it and this song was his way of facing his demons.
Jason25 Vorhees yea the three mentioned all formed in the late 60s and Van Halen didn’t come till the mid-late 70s, I still think they’re heavy but they aren’t considered to be the pioneers of heavy rock. Still a great band tho.
I also started with Battery. Honestly its a best thing to start with, it's fast and aggressive to the point where it's interesting but not too much to the point where it's intimating
"I thought all Metal was like that" This is whats keeping so many people from giving Metal a chance, sure there are bound to be bands/genres you just will not like, but Metal is so incredibly diverse, there's bound to be something you will like, and it all starts from that one song or band :)
And not only there are so many bands, but there are hundreds of sub genres and sub genres of sub genres! I for one do not care for alternative/industrial/rap metal stuff, but am a sucker for death-, thrash-, doom-, heavy etc metal bands. It's endless, one could use their entire life going through sub genres of sub genres of metal and still miss out on something. That's why I love it.
They've changed my life man, and if you think I'm an old guy, I'm not. I'm 22. The bassist Geezer Butler is the reason I play the bass, and I'm a happy man because of that.
It was rather customary at the time. The band rehearsed all the songs in a garage, then rented a studio, and recorded all the tracks straight away. Then the sound engineer would mix it, and voila, a new album is released. That's why many of those old bands were very good live. There was no digital post-processing, none of that stuff. Studios were expensive, and the musicians at the start of their career were usually very poor. Only talent and hard work could save them.
Here's another one for you: Tony Iommi's guitar style was born of necessity. Just before they got together, he had an accident at work, and sliced the tips off of his fingers, so he had to develop a new way of playing.
"Who was the creative genius behind black sabbath?" More drugs than I can list in a single comment. Also Tommi Iommi and Geezer Butler I guess, but mostly drugs.
Metallica live concerts are an experience on another level, you need to react to their recent shows and also Seattle 89 where they play everything at 400% speed and its absolutely face melting
Welcome to the Metal Family! I just turned 60, so I grew up listening to the bands and songs that you listened to in this video. Some info: Tony Iommi (guitarist for Black Sabbath) is known as the Metal Riff Master. Another Sabbath album to listen to is "Master of Reality". The song, "Children of the Grave", is one of my all-time favorites. "The Number of the Beast" was Iron Maiden's first album with Bruce Dickinson on vocals. Steve Harris (bassist for Iron Maiden) is their main song writer and known for his galloping bass lines. Another Maiden album to listen to is "Piece of Mind". "Flight of Icarus" is a favorite. "Master of Puppets" is widely regarded as Metallica's best album. Bassist, Cliff Burton, was a major influence on the early Metallica sound. He died in a bus crash and something has been missing from Metallica's sound ever since. Judas Priest is one of my favorites. Check out the album "Screaming for Vengeance". "You Got Another Thing Comin'" is a great song. Have a wonderful time exploring metal history!
I was smiling and laughing all the way through this video. I've never actually gotten to watch someone discover Black Sabbath before. Usually in reaction videos it's like one song and they're like "This is good, let me know if they have more good songs" but you were all in immediately. It was awesome. I was almost as giddy for you. Awesome. Welcome :D
OMG Kira! Your energy is so infectious! Seeing a person who is not a Hip-Hop head getting into heavy metal for the first time ever in their life is actually awesome, because those kind of people are everywhere on RUclips. Your energy made my day and as a veteran metalhead (what us metal fans call ourselves) of 18 years (yes, I have been listening to heavy metal and rock music for 18 years and I'm 33 now!) has put a big smile on my face! So big, that you have made me blast out loud one of my favorite IRON MAIDEN album's now! The album, "Somewhere In Time" from 1986. A MASTERPIECE of an album and one of their top notch BEST!!!!! I gotta say, that the four metal bands you listened to are among the best of the best in the genre of heavy metal. Black Sabbath is the pioneer of heavy metal and they are largely considered to be the inventor of the genre. Their music influenced all bands that came after them. They produced a lot of great music in their long career and gave us some very legendary musicians. Ozzy Osbourne, Toni Immoi, Ronnie James Dio (who was the singer after Ozzy left, check out his stuff too! You won't be disappointed!). Ozzy's solo career came right after he was fired from Black Sabbath in 1979. Ozzy's first solo album, Blizzard Of Ozz came out in 1980. You should give his solo albums a listen to. Start with every album from 1980 to 1991. Ozzy would later return to Black Sabbath many years later. Judas Priest are also a major pioneer of the genre. They are the first to be a commercially successful metal band by stripping away all the blues sound from their music and just going pure metal sound. They featured the soaring operatic vocals of Rob Halford and the twin guitar attack of Glenn Tipton and K.K. Downing. Their best album in my opinion is PainKiller from 1990. Every song on that album is a 5 out of 5! Also the albums, British Steel (1980), Screaming For Vengeance (1982), Defenders Of The Faith (1984), Turbo (1986), Ram It Down (1988), Firepower (2018), there are some other really great ones too, but I'll let you find those on your own! :D Iron Maiden are one of the bands that REALLY got big in the genre of heavy metal, due to their sound (triple guitars - Adrian Smith, Dave Murray, Janick Gers), excellent vocals of Bruce Dickenson, great Bass lines from Steve Harris and awesome drums of Nicko McBrain. They have numerous top hits from their first seven albums alone, it is all these hits that made them a house hold name in metal. They are also an arena band. Their songs are legendary! They are so upbeat, melodic, fast and fun to listen to! They are the first band that was apart of the movement called "New Wave Of British Heavy Metal" a movement which showed up in metal in the 1980's. The new generation of influential young metal bands from the U.K. back in the early to mid 1980's. Which really started something back then and it's effects are still being felt today by new listeners! Iron Maiden hold a special place in my heart! :) Suggested Iron Maiden albums, Iron Maiden (1980) (their first album), Killers (1981), The Number Of The Beast (1982 - First album with new singer Bruce Dickenson, previous singer Paul Di'anno was good too), Piece Of Mind (1983), Powerslave (1984), Somewhere In Time (1986), Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son (1988), and Brave New World (2000). Then we have Metallica, a band which is a thrash metal band. They are also legendary in their own right. The band's fast tempos, instrumentals and aggressive musicianship made them one of the founding "big four" bands of thrash metal, alongside Megadeth, Anthrax and Slayer. Metallica's current lineup comprises founding members and primary songwriters Hetfield and Ulrich, longtime lead guitarist Kirk Hammett, and bassist Robert Trujillo. Guitarist Dave Mustaine (who went on to form Megadeth after being fired from the band) and bassists Ron McGovney, Cliff Burton (who died in a bus accident in Sweden in 1986) and Jason Newsted are former members of the band. Metallica earned a growing fan base in the underground music community and won critical acclaim with its first five albums. The band's third album, Master of Puppets (1986), was described as one of the heaviest and most influential thrash metal albums. Its eponymous fifth album, Metallica (1991), the band's first to root predominantly in heavy metal, appealed to a more mainstream audience, achieving substantial commercial success and selling over 16 million copies in the United States to date, making it the best-selling album of the SoundScan era. After experimenting with different genres and directions in subsequent releases, the band returned to its thrash metal roots with the release of its ninth album, Death Magnetic (2008), which drew similar praise to that of the band's earlier albums. Metallica are one of my top favorite bands as well. In fact all four of these bands I am a HUGE fan of!!!!!!!! Suggested Metallica albums, Kill Em' All (1983), Ride The Lightning (1984), Master Of Puppets (1986), ...And Justice For All (1988), Metallica - a.k.a. The Black Album (1990). If you want to listen to Load (1996), Re-Load (1997) then ok, those two Metallica albums have a blues sound in them a lot, I like that a bit. Their sound changed from The Black Album to St. Anger (2003). St. Anger is widely considered to be the worst Metallica album, mainly because of the snare drum sound that Lars Ulrich used in the whole album. After that their two most recent albums Death Magnetic (2008) and Hardwired... to Self Destruct (2016) returned to a heavy thrash metal sound, the same sound they used in their first four albums, but much harder than the first four. Heavy Metal in of itself is a great music genre and the sub-genres under it are equally impressive. There's industrial metal, power metal, black metal, progressive metal, melodic death metal, gothic metal, folk / Viking metal, doom metal, epic metal, fantasy metal, glam or hair metal, groove metal, neo-classical metal, and others. I have heard every genre listed and all are great. My personal favorite is power metal. I am a fan of lots and lots and lots of GREAT bands! I know a lot about heavy metal, it's history, the people involved (singers, guitarists, bassists, drummers, keyboard players), and many bands from many different sub-genres of metal I am aware of and have heard music from said band. I suggest you turn your channel into a fully fledged metal reaction channel going through many songs from as many bands as possible under many different metal sub-genres. Fully explore Black Sabbath (and the different singers they have had), Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, and Metallica. But, don't stop at those four bands! Explore great bands like AC/DC, Alice In Chains, Annihilator, Anthrax, Boston, Def Leppard, Dio, Foreigner, Green Day, Guns N' Roses, Journey, Led Zeppelin, Megadeth, Motley Crue, Motorhead, Queen, Queensryche, Rainbow, Ramones, Rush, Saxon, Slayer, Testament, Van Halen, Yngwie Malmsteen and ZZ Top. These are a mix of rock bands, progressive bands, punk bands, hard rock bands and heavy metal bands. Give them all a listen! If you need more than I know of a lot MORE, way, way, WAYYYYYYYY more!!!!!! So much that you will become a full fledged metalhead, if you are not one already! LOL....Why don't we be friends and metalhead buddies? I need some new people to share heavy metal music with, I have already introduced heavy metal to my co-worker friend and he likes it a lot. :) I got 1,000's of songs to share! :D Well this seasoned veteran metalhead has talked enough! Cheers! May the Metal be with you! \m/ :)
People think Heavy Metal is just screaming, noise, bleeding ears, etc... It's actually one of the most fascinating, varied, technical, catchy and quality music genres of all time. Also has incredible longevity. Blues, Rock N Roll, Disco, 80's Pop... All of these genres are dead by now, while Metal is still alive 50 years later.
well, most music experts put Metal as the descendant of classical music, as it has the same basic traits... and classical music is still here after 5 centuries, so, metal will never die
@@avvvqvvv99 nope, sorry, metal has nothing to do with the previous 2... try listening to B.B. King, or Aretha Franklin, that did mostly blues, then to Elvis or The Beach Boys, that did mostly rock. Then listen to Black Sabbath or Led Zeppelin, that are the first metal groups, and made music roughly in the same decades of the others. Even if you're not musically trained you should hear similarities between blues and rock, but metal is another species
I know many people who say that. Ozzy's voice is very blusey, maybe that's why it's likable. Bruce's voice is like the best voice in the world or not. I prefer both, but am biased towards Ozzy as Black Sabbath changed my life a little.
I love watching this and feeling validated as a metal head by hearing compliments from a budding metal head. I love metallica the most but dig the other bands too. Keep exploring!
Ozzy is on a different level all by himself, he’s just AMAZING The energy he shows on stage, and the fact that he’s still creating albums at 71 years old
Also... strange that you have to point it out 30 years later, but: number of the beast has about as much to do with "devil worshipping" as a Brittany Spears song. e: Actually, after thinking about it, probably less so.
Black Sabbath's Paranoid is great beginning to end. Check out War Pigs. It's one of the greatest anti-war songs of all time. The name Black Sabbath came from an old horror movie. The song Paranoid was probably their only hit single. Check out Deep Purple's Machine Head album too. They were part of the "Unholy Trinity" along with Sabbath and Led Zeppelin in the early 70's. Head bang away. 🤟😷
I'm so excited to properly listen to those entire Black Sabbath albums. been meaning to find a time to just sit down and give them my full attention because it really does that 'new favourite band' potential as i mentioned in the video. Oh my god, Deep Purple needs to happen!!
@@kirawasadiver Ian Gillan, the vocalist on the best version of Deep Purple, was Jesus Christ in Andrew Lloyd Weber's Jesus Christ Superstar. Deep Purple's Machine Head, In Rock, Fireball, Made in Japan, Burn, and Stormbringer are essential.
Welcome to Heavy Metal. One of the most widely accepting fan bases period! We literally don't care who you are, if you like Heavy Metal, your one of us!
I’ve been listening to Heavy Metal for over 40 years and Black Sabbath is my favorite band also. I’m glad you discovered heavy metal. Your in for some journey. I’m jealous.
"I don't like his voice as much as I liked Ozzy Osbourne's..." That's a good girl. I do love Maiden too, but they can't compare to Black Sabbath, when I discovered them after having listened to Kiss, Mötley Crüe, W.A.S.P. and Twisted Sister as a kid I started to *really* listen to music seriously. Oh, and very relatable later on as well, my first Metallica song was "Battery" too, a friend's big sister's boyfriend dubbed me Master of Puppets (it was just released then) and most of Kill 'em All on same cassette! He played me stuff like Metal Church and Venom too but it was a bit too early for those I guess, but Metallica went over really well.
I love how your first metal song was the FIRST metal song to EXIST, the guitarist of Black sabbath lost his fingertips so he had to tune his guitar lower, causing the first metal song black sabbath
That's not actually true, both Black Sabbath and Paranoid are in standard tuning. He changed the tuning from Master of Reality onwards because he thought it sounded creepier. But he really lost his fingertips, so he started to use guitars with lighter gauge strings.
@@pauloviniciosappelt9789 damn. For a guitar player that has to be bad. Actually it would be bad for any instrument. I play drums and i can only imagine having to quit blast beats if i lost my fingertips.
@@nasku2506 but the nice with music is that you always can adapt, if you want. An example is another drummer, Rick Allen from Def Leppard. He lost one of his arms, and adapted his drums to do what he did with it using his legs
I've been into Metal for over 40 years, played drums in metal bands in Melbourne and this is the best reaction to Metal I've ever seen! Fricken awesome!
I was laughing when you listen to Judas Priest (you listen to their lightest songs) - try to listen their "The Sentinel" and of course "Painkiller" to understand what real heavy metal is)
I 100% second "The Sentinel", but I personally don't really like "Painkiller" that much, I've heard it so many times that I'm kinda tired of it, really. And also has a lot of screaming so if you don't like that kind of thing, I'd hold off with that tbh. I will, however, recommend "One Shot at Glory" (and "Battle Hymn", it's the intro) from the same album. Whole album rocks honestly. It's an interesting album in that it's sort of a turning point for Priest. "Ram it Down" was sort more rock-ish album, and had drum machines and stuff, so some people don't really like it, I do. Then came "Turbo," which sounded almost like disco music, it had synths, drum machines and generally a very disco sound. And then, completely out of nowhere comes "Painkiller," a full on heavy metal record with fast and tight guitar riffs, massive and hard hitting drums and great guitar solos. It was almost like they picked up where they left off with "Defenders of the Faith," and just made it more metal. And it's awesome. Oh, and if you like Black Sabbath, my favorite albums are "Master of Reality" and "Heaven and Hell" (no Ozzy on "Heaven and Hell," but you couldn't ask for a better replacement for Ozzy than the man himself, Ronnie James Dio. He's probably the best meavy metal vocalist of all time, IMO). So those are my two cents. EDIT: It didn't sit right with me, I had to say it. Rob Halford of Judas Priest is absolutely as good as Dio, in a different way. Dio's vocals are very clean and polished, while Rob's are very raw. I like to describe them as perfectly imperfect. He can sing great, but sometimes the imperfections are what gives a song it's spirit. My favorite Priest albums are, in order from best: "Sad Wings of Destiny," "Painkiller," "Screaming for Vengeance," "Defenders of the Faith," "Firepower" and "Ram it Down." So if you ever run out of stuff to listen to, here's some suggestions from a guy on the internet you've never met and don't know. I know you might not listen to most of these, I know I don't whenever someone recommends stuff to me, I once asked a friend to recommend me some black metal albums and of the ones he did I heard one from start to finish and two I've heard like 2 songs each, if I'm being generous lmao. But maybe not everyone's like that, what do I know.
@@mach2223 Painkiller is more speed metal than heavy metal, really, but no one screams like Rob Halford. If you're going to listen to screaming headbanger music, it doesn't get much better than Painkiller. I'd be curious to see what Kira makes of Alice in Chains. If horror is her thing, she may also like Marilyn Manson or Nine Inch Nails.
Definitely. N.I.B is one of my favorite Sabbath songs to this day. That bass solo leading up to what I consider like a metal version of Eric Clapton's Cocaine was one of my greatest times listening to metal. And with missing the tips of some of his fingers and still being able to do this.
Hi, Im going to try and explain the absolute mess that is the subgenres of metal, which nobody can totally agree on, but heres my take: Old school heavy metal: Started in early 70s with sabbath, heavy zeppelin influence, just a bit darker New wave of brittish heavy metal: Started in the mid-70s, old school but faster with a bit of brittish punk involved (iron maiden is textbook NWOBHM). Considered part of old school. Doom metal: slow atmospheric stuff inspired by sabbath. Most of the songs on 13 by sabbath can be considered doom metal. Start date is arguable. Speed metal: stepping stone between old school, and thrash and death. Very similar to nwobhm, but with much faster drums (listen to motorhead). Started in very late 70s. Black metal: Started in the early 80s. Very atmospheric and super over the top extra satanic with a side of church burnings and murders on top. Generally very evil and depressing sounding, with terrible production quality (which is on purpose). I cant give you a good example of who to listen to because you shouldnt. Plus if you didnt like deafheaven youre gonna hate regular black metal. Glam metal: 80s pop metal aka hair metal. Very basic and poppy take on old school. Motley crue is a good example. Thrash metal: underground response to glam metal. Very angry, very fast, and very unforgiving. Metallica is the most famous, but megadeth and slayer are probably better examples. Inspired by speed metal. Started in the early 80s. Death metal: started in the mid 80s in the underground after thrash started to get big. Takes some tropes from thrash and gets even faster and more technical, and makes the vocals much more aggressive and heavy almost until they cease to sound human. (See cannibal corpse for an extreme example, or Death for a more typical one) Power metal: started in the mid 80s and takes inspiration from old school heavy metal. Has soaring clean vocals, super technical guitar solos, high speed drums, and sword and sorcery style folk lyrics. The songs often sound like they belong in super epic action fantasy movies. Try Blind Guardian for a sample of power metal. Groove metal: similar to thrash but slowed down a bit to make it easier to move to. Started in the early 90s with Pantera, as well as Metallica and Megadeth changing their sounds. All 3 are good examples. Industrial metal: similar to groove, but uses electronic elements to make it seem more machine like. Mostly started in the mid 90s, though Nine Inch Nails can sometimes be considered industrial metal (as opposed to industrial rock) and theyve been around since the mid 80s. For good examples, look at fear factory and rob zombie (or the doom soundtracks). Nu metal: Basically groove metal, but simplified down into a more comercialized version. Started in the late 90s with bands like korn, linkin park, and limp bizkit. Often incorporates elements of hiphop or rap into its music, and is usually very simple, often just about being angry or wanting to break stuff. Slipknot are also a good example. Metalcore: Started in the late 90s as an underground combination of metal and hardcore punk, but in the mid 2000s transitioned into a combination of metal and emo music. Contains a combination of clean singing (almost extremely poppy sometimes) and screams. Converge is a good example of the earlier type, and Killswitch Engage for the latter. Progressive metal: can be used to describe any music that gets experimental and doesnt totally cohere with its genre's tropes. Deafheaven is whats called blackgaze, which is a progressive form of black metal. Prog stuff tends to be very long in length and have a lot of weird time signiature changes, and it likes to take you on a journey. I recommend listening to Dream Theatre (all around prog), Mastodon (progressive sludge metal, sludge is a slightly sped up more punky version of doom), Gojira (progressive death metal, they have super melodic screams, listen to stranded), and Tool (progressive Groove metal, also sometimes considered hipster music, listen to Vicarious) I think thats all the big ones, I left out all the tiny variations (which is why there wasnt a sludge metal section), and yeah this is a big complicated mess. Let me know if you have any questions. And everyone else who thinks they know more than me, feel free to correct anything I got wrong thats an indisputable fact (like a date), otherwise keep in mind everything else is just my opinion. Thanks.
Your trashing on all of black metal is upsetting. Darkthrone is genuinely one of the best metal bands of all time and their music is filled with absolute banger riffs
And its not 'bad' production if it's done on purpose, which it is, its just low production. Calling black metal production bad is like calling a lowfi hip hop beat production bad.
@@RayAtchley i was simplifying it for her since she didnt like a blackgaze band, which is arguably much easier to get into from a non-metal perspective than actual black metal. Also Im sorry about calling it bad production, maybe a poor choice of words.
There's a reason you love Black Sabbath the most. Every other heavy metal band ripped off Sabbath, and everyone will readily admit that! Ozzy is the man!
Listen to: Iron Maiden - Hallowed Be Thy Name Ozzy - Thunder Underground Judas Priest - The Hellion/Electric Eye Metallica - Whiplash Ozzy - Shot in the Dark Dio - Don't Talk To Strangers Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell (Dio is on vocals) Megadeth - Symphony of Destruction Peace /,,/ !
@Non sum dignus Whiplash caught me initially as having a unique sound, it really stood out as something different from anything I've heard before. It's a great song.
I like how you try to understand what you're listening to and the context that produced it, but what I appreciate the most is the fact that you also indexed the video... that's first class :)
I'm 60 years old, and I heard Black Sabbath 1st record when I was 9. In 1970 when a neighbor returned from Vietnam and lent it to me. I've loved Heavy Metal since ( and pink floyd) I enjoy watching reaction videos with people new to Heavy metal, and falling in love with it, I've had a magical journey with music outside the mainstream for 50 years Enjoy your journey
Talking about the 2nd Iron Maiden's album "The Number of the Beast", you should listen to the last track "Hallowed be thy name", again another epic track.
CONGRATULATIONS KIRA!!! You are a full blown headbanging metal chick, and l'm sure the Sabbath, Maiden Metallica and Motorhead T-SHIRT collection is not far off starting.
Metal is mostly about the vibe you're looking for, and the musicianship. Its super diverse and if you're willing to give it a chance, there's something for everyone.
"I heard a thing once and didn't like and thought all of it was like that" I thought about rock and metal and jazz and blues this way, but grew out of it. I learned that I can't just say I'm not into a whole genre, just because I didn't like a part of it. I agree that once you try it and don't like it, exploring it further immediately slides down in your priority list, but I'm glad I moved past that. Not all metal is growling death, same as not all country is about cowboys or all rap is about drugs and bitches. It's art and people make art about what they're passionate about. The variety in each of these genres is endless. Also: DO WAR PIGS!
This genre of music goes back 50+ years. To cover it all is difficult. The first wave would be Black Sabbath, Deep Purple etc. followed in 1978/1979 by the New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM) which includes bands such as Iron Maiden (1st two albums are different to subsequent albums i.e. more punky and in my opinion better), Diamond Head, Motorhead (although they started in 1976ish), Girlschool (All female band) etc. You get the americans joining in during the 80s with Hair metal (Van Halen etc.) but they were wiped out overnight when Grunge came in (result). Modern Metal 1990s onwards has many offshoots Black & Death Metal; Folk Metal (Skyclad); Prog or progressive metal (Opeth); Math Metal (Meshuggah). The list goes on ad infinitum. Albums to listen to: Ace of Spades (Motorhead); Blackwater Park (Opeth); The Answer Machine (Skyclad); Destroy Erase Improve (Meshuggah). Some bands to listen to who are not really metal bands but are good Heavy Rock/Prog Rock: Rush (Permanent Waves, 2112, Moving Pictures good albums) and Marillion (the version with the singer Fish) (Script for a Jesters Tear, Fugazi and B'Sides themselves). Sorry for the long post but it is a big genre you're getting yourself into and good luck.
Welcome to our world. There is a limitless number of groups in hard rock/heavy metal. Start with the earlier band like we all did and then you can work up. You are now a part of the family. Bill
When young people get into Black Sabbath in 2020, means there is hope for humanity still.
16 years and listening rock n metal since my 13's and I won't let rock n roll ever die. As long as somebody listens to those genres rock n roll will keep being alive.
Rock on and stay safe🤘🏼
@@aprilisjamming Abril i am 49 and started in 1980 at 8 age with Deep Purple and AC/DC and then in few years i was listening Metal too... 41 years later i am still listening rock and metal... Metal never dies \m/
@@riblo72 Wow, 100% true.
Whether It's Rock or metal, they never die 🤘🏼
The hand of doom brings hope!
hey i became a metal head recently i love this community , we are all like a giant family :3
*listens to Black Sabbath once*
"My whole world is changed"
Can relate
was not expecting it, but glad it happened
same, around 30 years ago, but same
Alexander K. .....thrash***
Yeah Geezer Butler really hits you hard 😁
For me it was Manowar
All the metalheads: "Ladies and gentlemen, we got her."
Welcome!
you really have though. no joke
Yeah she needs to listen to motörhead
So true man, so true man. Welcome to Metal world girl, we have cookies haha
Welcome!
Welcome TO HELL!!
You think Judas Priest "could go a little harder" ?
Judas priest - Pain Killer !!!!!!!!
ALRIGHT! I WILL LISTEN SOON!! haha
@@kirawasadiver the 2 Judas Priest albums--Stained Class and Sad Wings of Destiny are just phenomenal 😁
Absolutely. *That* is the Judas Priest album to listen to. British Steel is pop music compared to it.
Rapid fire and Metal Gods, the ideal 2 songs to listen to if you want to feel British Steel.
Yeah the sentinel,victim of changes,touch of evil,here come the tears
And behold, a metal head is born
Yess
Once you bang your head, you never stop.
And... BEHOLD!
Quick! Ride to the most northern kingdom and tell all the land!
Metalhead aren't born. We get freed.
“You've taken your first step into a larger world.” Welcome to the world of Metal
Yes Welcome!
I remember a sign on a public pool in Leeds, it said "welcome to Leeds, now fuck off, thank you" .... fits well duh
Go wherever you may roam
@@ironvadersparrow7543 Nice Metallica reference😎🔥
The only world ;)
Once you go Black Sabbath you can’t go back...
You decided to react to the exact right tune girl. The Very first song on the very first album of the very first bonnafide Metal Masters. What an awesome stroke of luck. I love it!!!!!!
it is meant to be!
@@kirawasadiver I’d think you would like avenge sevenfold or ozzy Osborne his band not Black Sabbath
“I like the bass” yeah Steve Harris will do that to you.
"I wish to become steve harris' daughter"
You took the words right out of my mouth.
Cliff burton too
6:15 "Is this whole genre about Satan?"
Well no, but actually, yes.
Not the whole genre, but there's a couple of sub-genres.
should we introduce her to powerwolf ?
@@illonakarl-fuyu4180 "I see you're a man of culture"
black metal: perhaps
Number of the Beast by Iron Maiden isn't a pro satan song. The singer had night terrors. He had insomnia because of it and this song was his way of facing his demons.
“This is Led Zeppelin esk”
Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, and Deep purple are considered the unholy trinity of hard rock.
What about Van Halen?
@@jason25vorhees33 Van Halen didn't arrive until later. They were also not that heavy. Eddie was a great guitarist though.
Jason25 Vorhees yea the three mentioned all formed in the late 60s and Van Halen didn’t come till the mid-late 70s, I still think they’re heavy but they aren’t considered to be the pioneers of heavy rock. Still a great band tho.
Led zeppelin suxks
Jose Maldonado how so?
When you become a real metalhead you start listening to Beethoven.
And Bach.
"Moonlight Sonata - 3rd movement" is metal as fuck.
That is actually true.
this is so true. love chopin
@@Incog2k6 indeed
Started with "Battery" That's daring
Agreed
I was laughing so hard when she listened to the intro and her eyes widened....”just you wait” 😂🤣
i was expecting enter sandman lmao
@@jamesnewcomb9834 wrong album tho
I also started with Battery. Honestly its a best thing to start with, it's fast and aggressive to the point where it's interesting but not too much to the point where it's intimating
Moral of this story: LISTEN TO BLACK SABBATH.
Damn straight!
I’m currently wearing a sweater that says “listen to Black Sabbath” so I agree with this statement
I have the shirt that says that!
Neh
Wait... She liked Ozzys voice more than Dickinsons.. How's that even possible?!!
Well, Dickinson is a technically better singer, but Ozzy´s vocal range in his prime, Around Vol.4 and Sabbath Bloody Sabbath is insanely good
TBH, these Maiden song aren't best ones that Bruce sang, and these were one of the best Sabbath songs.
Ozzy's voice is really memorable.
I like Ozzy more iron maiden are overrated
@@Scytian1 lol the number of the beast and run to the hills their 2 top best songs
"I thought all Metal was like that"
This is whats keeping so many people from giving Metal a chance, sure there are bound to be bands/genres you just will not like, but Metal is so incredibly diverse, there's bound to be something you will like, and it all starts from that one song or band :)
And not only there are so many bands, but there are hundreds of sub genres and sub genres of sub genres! I for one do not care for alternative/industrial/rap metal stuff, but am a sucker for death-, thrash-, doom-, heavy etc metal bands. It's endless, one could use their entire life going through sub genres of sub genres of metal and still miss out on something. That's why I love it.
@@TheSophiezation Yes! Very true! : ) I love a bit of everything haha, so much versatility.
Lol, this girls head will explode when she hears war pigs.
Wait til she discovers stoner metal.
My head exploded enough for me to pick up the bass guitar.
@@sandipbiswas766 Same, geezer is a god.
@@sandipbiswas766 You're not alone bro
My exact thought.
What about Fairies wear boots? She'll never be the same
"Black Sabbath is my new favorite band" is the greatest thing I've heard this year.
I guess not all is lost my friend.
This made my year.
They've changed my life man, and if you think I'm an old guy, I'm not. I'm 22.
The bassist Geezer Butler is the reason I play the bass, and I'm a happy man because of that.
@@sandipbiswas766 , me to. My bass is at the luthier, but you can't listen to those songs without feel that tiger paw of Geezer.
@@sandipbiswas766 , the NIB riff is just KILLER.
all there is to it:
- crashing through the boundaries
- lunacy has found YOU
- cannot stop the
BAH-
THOR-
RAY!
bro bathory?
@@chloebaloneyxx the way I hear it sung in Battery
"I like this. A little lighter than other stuff. Catchy. Now lets listen to old Mettalica." Ohhhhhhh boy, here we go...
Fun fact: The first Black Sabbath album was completely recorded in one 8 hour session.
people keep dropping amazing sabbath facts, how good can a band be?!?
Another fun fact the album was released on Friday 13th Feb 1970.
It was rather customary at the time. The band rehearsed all the songs in a garage, then rented a studio, and recorded all the tracks straight away. Then the sound engineer would mix it, and voila, a new album is released. That's why many of those old bands were very good live. There was no digital post-processing, none of that stuff. Studios were expensive, and the musicians at the start of their career were usually very poor. Only talent and hard work could save them.
@@kirawasadiver you should listen to black Sabbath's album master of reality, listen to all of it, you will like it.
Here's another one for you:
Tony Iommi's guitar style was born of necessity. Just before they got together, he had an accident at work, and sliced the tips off of his fingers, so he had to develop a new way of playing.
18:00 "There's like 50000 different riffs and I love all of them"
...let's show her Hangar 18
Tornado so souls, I mean Tornado of solos. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Yea Megadeth all the way
Fuck that show her holy wars
@@nathanstarkey3401 any megadeth song would do it by the riffs... just give her peace sells
Just have her listen to the entirety of rust in peace
this was the most wholesome thing i saw this month...
thank you
*year
Imagine being able to listen to these for the first time, jealous.
Listens to Iron Maiden for the first time: "I like the bass". SPOT ON!!!
Not surprised since it's god himself who's playing bass
@@psslg2467 Didn't know Cliff Burton used to be part of Maiden lol
@@lordofrims I think I'll turn polytheist then hahaha
And then there’s Geezer Butler.... Forefather ☀️
@@lordofrims there is more than one God! Cliff, Steve, Geddy, and Les are among the gods!
"Who was the creative genius behind black sabbath?"
More drugs than I can list in a single comment. Also Tommi Iommi and Geezer Butler I guess, but mostly drugs.
HAHAHAHAH
"Tommi" Iommi. Good grief 🙄
They were too poor to afford drugs on the first couple of albums drugs came with success...see "Snowblind" from Volume 4. It's "Tony" by the way.
Robert Saul Vol 4 is my favourite Metal album of all time ever.
@@shspurs1342 🤟
Metallica live concerts are an experience on another level, you need to react to their recent shows and also Seattle 89 where they play everything at 400% speed and its absolutely face melting
And their 1991 Monsters Of Rock set in Moscow. The crowd was just nuts.
Welcome to the Metal Family! I just turned 60, so I grew up listening to the bands and songs that you listened to in this video. Some info: Tony Iommi (guitarist for Black Sabbath) is known as the Metal Riff Master. Another Sabbath album to listen to is "Master of Reality". The song, "Children of the Grave", is one of my all-time favorites. "The Number of the Beast" was Iron Maiden's first album with Bruce Dickinson on vocals. Steve Harris (bassist for Iron Maiden) is their main song writer and known for his galloping bass lines. Another Maiden album to listen to is "Piece of Mind". "Flight of Icarus" is a favorite. "Master of Puppets" is widely regarded as Metallica's best album. Bassist, Cliff Burton, was a major influence on the early Metallica sound. He died in a bus crash and something has been missing from Metallica's sound ever since. Judas Priest is one of my favorites. Check out the album "Screaming for Vengeance". "You Got Another Thing Comin'" is a great song. Have a wonderful time exploring metal history!
Literally everyone when listen to black sabbath:
"I like the drums!"
Bill Ward was beating those drums like they owe him money
@@IronCalf was beating those drums like he hated them*
Man war pigs has a killer drum track
@@berserker8884 Dude, War Pigs had a great Guitar, Bass and Drum tracks.
Bill ward one of the best and most underrated drummers ever🤘
As a metalhead, you're reactions were class, you should check out the song "one" by Metallica
Oh yes, I see that a lot of people have reacted to that one. Must be very interesting..
Wrong Scott, for the reason that Rolling Stone haven’t a clue when it comes to music. They are a complete joke. Metallica it’s even a Metal band.
@@kirawasadiver the one with sub is probably better. Hope not to late ruclips.net/video/gwBfVM6Vzqs/видео.html
@@shspurs1342
"Metallica it’s even a Metal band."
Please, elaborate on this.
@@shspurs1342 typical hater....
every metalhead remembers the first time they listen THAT riff in the legendary "Black Sabbath from Black Sabbath from the album Black Sabbath"
I was smiling and laughing all the way through this video. I've never actually gotten to watch someone discover Black Sabbath before. Usually in reaction videos it's like one song and they're like "This is good, let me know if they have more good songs" but you were all in immediately. It was awesome. I was almost as giddy for you. Awesome. Welcome :D
Catholic rock. Lame.
Now listen to Megadeth, Dio and Pantera
Edit: and also System Of A Down and Rainbow
Yes DIO! Rainbow In The Dark! Listen to it!
First dio, I love his voice, than Megadeth and than pantera
Megadeth kinda strange for me now
@@davidkrapensits4367 why?
@@erwanne1305 idk his voice is just not it chief the instrumentals are good but his voice personally has gone down hill for my liking
Kira: Judaspriest could go harder
Judaspriest: "unholy laughter"
Starting with Jawbreaker, right?
@@kikethrasher2448 yep
Go to Painkiller. Go directly to Painkiller.
[Laughs in Painkiller]
@@robertkennedy5414 Absolutely. My first thought here, too.
OMG Kira! Your energy is so infectious! Seeing a person who is not a Hip-Hop head getting into heavy metal for the first time ever in their life is actually awesome, because those kind of people are everywhere on RUclips. Your energy made my day and as a veteran metalhead (what us metal fans call ourselves) of 18 years (yes, I have been listening to heavy metal and rock music for 18 years and I'm 33 now!) has put a big smile on my face! So big, that you have made me blast out loud one of my favorite IRON MAIDEN album's now! The album, "Somewhere In Time" from 1986. A MASTERPIECE of an album and one of their top notch BEST!!!!!
I gotta say, that the four metal bands you listened to are among the best of the best in the genre of heavy metal.
Black Sabbath is the pioneer of heavy metal and they are largely considered to be the inventor of the genre.
Their music influenced all bands that came after them. They produced a lot of great music in their long career and gave us some very legendary musicians. Ozzy Osbourne, Toni Immoi, Ronnie James Dio (who was the singer after Ozzy left, check out his stuff too! You won't be disappointed!). Ozzy's solo career came right after he was fired from Black Sabbath in 1979. Ozzy's first solo album, Blizzard Of Ozz came out in 1980. You should give his solo albums a listen to. Start with every album from 1980 to 1991. Ozzy would later return to Black Sabbath many years later.
Judas Priest are also a major pioneer of the genre. They are the first to be a commercially successful metal band by stripping away all the blues sound from their music and just going pure metal sound. They featured the soaring operatic vocals of Rob Halford and the twin guitar attack of Glenn Tipton and K.K. Downing. Their best album in my opinion is PainKiller from 1990. Every song on that album is a 5 out of 5! Also the albums, British Steel (1980), Screaming For Vengeance (1982), Defenders Of The Faith (1984), Turbo (1986), Ram It Down (1988), Firepower (2018), there are some other really great ones too, but I'll let you find those on your own! :D
Iron Maiden are one of the bands that REALLY got big in the genre of heavy metal, due to their sound (triple guitars - Adrian Smith, Dave Murray, Janick Gers), excellent vocals of Bruce Dickenson, great Bass lines from Steve Harris and awesome drums of Nicko McBrain.
They have numerous top hits from their first seven albums alone, it is all these hits that made them a house hold name in metal.
They are also an arena band. Their songs are legendary! They are so upbeat, melodic, fast and fun to listen to! They are the first band that was apart of the movement called "New Wave Of British Heavy Metal" a movement which showed up in metal in the 1980's. The new generation of influential young metal bands from the U.K. back in the early to mid 1980's. Which really started something back then and it's effects are still being felt today by new listeners! Iron Maiden hold a special place in my heart! :)
Suggested Iron Maiden albums, Iron Maiden (1980) (their first album), Killers (1981), The Number Of The Beast (1982 - First album with new singer Bruce Dickenson, previous singer Paul Di'anno was good too), Piece Of Mind (1983), Powerslave (1984), Somewhere In Time (1986), Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son (1988), and Brave New World (2000).
Then we have Metallica, a band which is a thrash metal band. They are also legendary in their own right. The band's fast tempos, instrumentals and aggressive musicianship made them one of the founding "big four" bands of thrash metal, alongside Megadeth, Anthrax and Slayer. Metallica's current lineup comprises founding members and primary songwriters Hetfield and Ulrich, longtime lead guitarist Kirk Hammett, and bassist Robert Trujillo. Guitarist Dave Mustaine (who went on to form Megadeth after being fired from the band) and bassists Ron McGovney, Cliff Burton (who died in a bus accident in Sweden in 1986) and Jason Newsted are former members of the band.
Metallica earned a growing fan base in the underground music community and won critical acclaim with its first five albums. The band's third album, Master of Puppets (1986), was described as one of the heaviest and most influential thrash metal albums. Its eponymous fifth album, Metallica (1991), the band's first to root predominantly in heavy metal, appealed to a more mainstream audience, achieving substantial commercial success and selling over 16 million copies in the United States to date, making it the best-selling album of the SoundScan era. After experimenting with different genres and directions in subsequent releases, the band returned to its thrash metal roots with the release of its ninth album, Death Magnetic (2008), which drew similar praise to that of the band's earlier albums.
Metallica are one of my top favorite bands as well. In fact all four of these bands I am a HUGE fan of!!!!!!!!
Suggested Metallica albums, Kill Em' All (1983), Ride The Lightning (1984), Master Of Puppets (1986), ...And Justice For All (1988), Metallica - a.k.a. The Black Album (1990). If you want to listen to Load (1996), Re-Load (1997) then ok, those two Metallica albums have a blues sound in them a lot, I like that a bit. Their sound changed from The Black Album to St. Anger (2003). St. Anger is widely considered to be the worst Metallica album, mainly because of the snare drum sound that Lars Ulrich used in the whole album.
After that their two most recent albums Death Magnetic (2008) and Hardwired... to Self Destruct (2016) returned to a heavy thrash metal sound, the same sound they used in their first four albums, but much harder than the first four.
Heavy Metal in of itself is a great music genre and the sub-genres under it are equally impressive. There's industrial metal, power metal, black metal, progressive metal, melodic death metal, gothic metal, folk / Viking metal, doom metal, epic metal, fantasy metal, glam or hair metal, groove metal, neo-classical metal, and others. I have heard every genre listed and all are great. My personal favorite is power metal.
I am a fan of lots and lots and lots of GREAT bands!
I know a lot about heavy metal, it's history, the people involved (singers, guitarists, bassists, drummers, keyboard players), and many bands from many different sub-genres of metal I am aware of and have heard music from said band.
I suggest you turn your channel into a fully fledged metal reaction channel going through many songs from as many bands as possible under many different metal sub-genres. Fully explore Black Sabbath (and the different singers they have had), Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, and Metallica. But, don't stop at those four bands! Explore great bands like AC/DC, Alice In Chains, Annihilator, Anthrax, Boston, Def Leppard, Dio, Foreigner, Green Day, Guns N' Roses, Journey, Led Zeppelin, Megadeth, Motley Crue, Motorhead, Queen, Queensryche, Rainbow, Ramones, Rush, Saxon, Slayer, Testament, Van Halen, Yngwie Malmsteen and ZZ Top.
These are a mix of rock bands, progressive bands, punk bands, hard rock bands and heavy metal bands. Give them all a listen! If you need more than I know of a lot MORE, way, way, WAYYYYYYYY more!!!!!! So much that you will become a full fledged metalhead, if you are not one already! LOL....Why don't we be friends and metalhead buddies? I need some new people to share heavy metal music with, I have already introduced heavy metal to my co-worker friend and he likes it a lot. :)
I got 1,000's of songs to share! :D
Well this seasoned veteran metalhead has talked enough!
Cheers!
May the Metal be with you! \m/
:)
"She is beginning to believe"
😂
People think Heavy Metal is just screaming, noise, bleeding ears, etc...
It's actually one of the most fascinating, varied, technical, catchy and quality music genres of all time.
Also has incredible longevity. Blues, Rock N Roll, Disco, 80's Pop... All of these genres are dead by now, while Metal is still alive 50 years later.
well, most music experts put Metal as the descendant of classical music, as it has the same basic traits... and classical music is still here after 5 centuries, so, metal will never die
@@Moribax85 metal is more of a descendant of blues than classical, in my opinion.
@@avvvqvvv99 that's rock 'n' roll :)
@@Moribax85 sure, blues > rock > metal, seems like the logical lineage
@@avvvqvvv99 nope, sorry, metal has nothing to do with the previous 2... try listening to B.B. King, or Aretha Franklin, that did mostly blues, then to Elvis or The Beach Boys, that did mostly rock. Then listen to Black Sabbath or Led Zeppelin, that are the first metal groups, and made music roughly in the same decades of the others.
Even if you're not musically trained you should hear similarities between blues and rock, but metal is another species
She has to be the first person to ever say I like Ozzy’s voice more than Bruce Dickinson, lol.
I know many people who say that. Ozzy's voice is very blusey, maybe that's why it's likable. Bruce's voice is like the best voice in the world or not.
I prefer both, but am biased towards Ozzy as Black Sabbath changed my life a little.
It's not so uncommon. Sure, Bruce is the better singer, but Ozzy is more unique.
Meh I agree with her, not a big maiden fan, respect tho.
Bruce is ok, but I definitely prefer Ozzy.
Think I’m in Bruce’s corner here... just so much expression in his voice. But yea, ozzy is still awesome too
I love watching this and feeling validated as a metal head by hearing compliments from a budding metal head. I love metallica the most but dig the other bands too. Keep exploring!
Listen to the rust in peace album by Megadeth it’s a masterpiece
Can I get a hallelujah!!!
it's a seven
@@troloosauhund8747 wdym
@@schecter5035 it's a seven out of ten, not a 10 out of ten
@@troloosauhund8747 yeah I thought that’s what you meant just checking it’s a 10/10 for my but we all have opinions
The moment she realizes Iron Man's theme song is from Black Sabbath. THAT WAS ADORABLE
One should not listen to Led Zeppelin without having also listened to their cousin Black Sabbath. This is the way, I don't make the rules.
You'd have to complete the "Unholy Trinity" with Deep Purple!
@@sergejmiladinovic1181 ...and afterwards you have to go via Rainbow to Ronny James Dio - which brings you back to Black Sabbath again ;-)
Led zeppelin and black Sabbath together
Then rainbow to get back to black sabbath
Then deep purple and you're back to black sabbath
give "Orion" by Metallica a listen. you like the instrumental parts...the whole song is an instrumental....and it is AWESOME! You will LOVE it!
That and Welcome Home (Sanitarium) or any of Metallica’s ballads
Yes exatcly and she loves bass too!!!
Ozzy is on a different level all by himself, he’s just AMAZING
The energy he shows on stage, and the fact that he’s still creating albums at 71 years old
i've gotten really into Ozzy as a character/persona since the filming of this video lol
@@kirawasadiver There is this documentary called The Nine Lives of Ozzy Osbourne. I highly recommend it.
Bruce has more stage energy than anyone, he's always running around and always has the audience in the palm of his hand
"the riffs are really good" well, of course considering they're by TONY IOMMI a.k.a. the master of riffs
Read up on Iommi; how he originated and developed that wonderful dark sound is fascinating.
Exactly
Creator of heavy metal
looking on RUclips at BLACK METAL TEENS REACT TO PINK FLOYD
Black Sabbath invented heavy metal.
Yes!
But Priest sharpened it
Helter Skelter from Paul McCartney >>>
Or the band 'Sir lord Baltimore'
Best Metal album of all time = Slayer "Reign In Blood" - Fight me!
Any song really but if you gotta pick just one start with "Angel Of Death".
I have to disagree with you. Although it is a good album, I personally think that Megadeth - Rust in Peace is a better album.
@@paulpeter3062
Opeth - Still Life > Rust in Peace
@@paulpeter3062 I would debate that but I'm having a hard time remembering any songs from that album (which I bought when first out). hmmm...
I’m jealous that Battery was your first Metallica song. Mine was "Blackened".
Mine was Enter sandman dude, talking about bad luck
@@balerion302 lolll
@@balerion302 same here
Mine was ride the lightning I believe
my first song is fucking turn the page man,now i listen to pantera, metallica,slayer hahah
Iron Maiden always tell a story in every song such as Run to the hills, it’s about the european expansion to america.
Colonización invasión or expoliation are Best words
@@dariovargas8843 expansion still works too
Also... strange that you have to point it out 30 years later, but: number of the beast has about as much to do with "devil worshipping" as a Brittany Spears song.
e: Actually, after thinking about it, probably less so.
@@macdeluxe733 nobody here mentioned devil worshipping, we know that already
Yeah, she should try Dance of Death, Fear of the Dark, The Trooper
Black Sabbath's Paranoid is great beginning to end. Check out War Pigs. It's one of the greatest anti-war songs of all time. The name Black Sabbath came from an old horror movie. The song Paranoid was probably their only hit single. Check out Deep Purple's Machine Head album too. They were part of the "Unholy Trinity" along with Sabbath and Led Zeppelin in the early 70's. Head bang away. 🤟😷
I'm so excited to properly listen to those entire Black Sabbath albums. been meaning to find a time to just sit down and give them my full attention because it really does that 'new favourite band' potential as i mentioned in the video.
Oh my god, Deep Purple needs to happen!!
@@kirawasadiver Ian Gillan, the vocalist on the best version of Deep Purple, was Jesus Christ in Andrew Lloyd Weber's Jesus Christ Superstar. Deep Purple's Machine Head, In Rock, Fireball, Made in Japan, Burn, and Stormbringer are essential.
War Pigs is a great song! Tony Iommi is the mastermind of metal.👍
100% this. Her cursor was so close to War Pigs. Best anti-war song ever IMO.
Welcome to Heavy Metal. One of the most widely accepting fan bases period! We literally don't care who you are, if you like Heavy Metal, your one of us!
Everyone is a metal fan, many people just don't know it yet
I’ve been listening to Heavy Metal for over 40 years and Black Sabbath is my favorite band also. I’m glad you discovered heavy metal. Your in for some journey. I’m jealous.
Waiting till she starts listening to Master of Reality.... Children of the Grave....
@@larrykinnard Sweet Leaf, Lord of this World...
Don't be jealous, rejoice that you get to watch someone begin their journey.
She needs to hear Planet Caravan!!!
@@Wizzard033 or "Fluff"
For more Judas Priest: look at Painkiller, specifically the title track.
Personal preference, but I prefer Hellion/Electric Eye. Screaming for Vengeance generally, really.
@@CyberiusT That's also a fantastic choice. Hellion/Electric Eye is my #2 for Priest
Between the hammer & the anvil.
The Sentinel, Night Crawler, Halls of Valhalla, A Touch of Evil, Private Property, Victims of Changes, Exciter, and Ram it Down.
@@CyberiusT The actually cultured recommendation.
That's OK. Metal is not for everyone. It's only for people with good taste.
Iron Maiden - The Trooper
Amazing display of musicality and talent combined
You need the almighty MOTÖRHEAD in your life, if it weren't for them Metallica and all of these Thrash, Black and Death metal wouldn't exist
Venom!
nah
Master Of Puppets is "THE" song. Not the song of the album. The song period.
Laughs in literally every song from Justice
Walamonga 1313 laughs in ride the lightning
Lusghs in kill em all
laughs as one of "the four horsemen", setting out to kill em all
"Die, by my hand... " - Creeping Death about your comment!
"I don't like his voice as much as I liked Ozzy Osbourne's..." That's a good girl. I do love Maiden too, but they can't compare to Black Sabbath, when I discovered them after having listened to Kiss, Mötley Crüe, W.A.S.P. and Twisted Sister as a kid I started to *really* listen to music seriously. Oh, and very relatable later on as well, my first Metallica song was "Battery" too, a friend's big sister's boyfriend dubbed me Master of Puppets (it was just released then) and most of Kill 'em All on same cassette! He played me stuff like Metal Church and Venom too but it was a bit too early for those I guess, but Metallica went over really well.
Ozzy has so unique voice. Dickinson is the air raid siren, but if I would have to choose between them, I would choose Ozzy everytime.
Dikerson rules. But ozzy rules too.
Her face is like "innocent little sister finds my angsty teenage cd collection"
I love how your first metal song was the FIRST metal song to EXIST, the guitarist of Black sabbath lost his fingertips so he had to tune his guitar lower, causing the first metal song black sabbath
That's not actually true, both Black Sabbath and Paranoid are in standard tuning. He changed the tuning from Master of Reality onwards because he thought it sounded creepier. But he really lost his fingertips, so he started to use guitars with lighter gauge strings.
How did he lose his fingertips?
@@nasku2506 From what I know, he worked in a factory in his early days (17yo) and got his fingertips cut in the machine he worked with.
@@pauloviniciosappelt9789 damn. For a guitar player that has to be bad. Actually it would be bad for any instrument. I play drums and i can only imagine having to quit blast beats if i lost my fingertips.
@@nasku2506 but the nice with music is that you always can adapt, if you want. An example is another drummer, Rick Allen from Def Leppard. He lost one of his arms, and adapted his drums to do what he did with it using his legs
Starting metal with Death is like starting drugs with Crack. But in this case, Death is good and crack isn't LOL
Never heard it put in a better way.
Get over the wall.
Hahaha taken out of context that last sentence could be confusing.
@@johnglue1744 Hahahaha The death is better than being addicted to crack xD
@@joaoaugustolandim Hahaha this is very true.
I've been into Metal for over 40 years, played drums in metal bands in Melbourne and this is the best reaction to Metal I've ever seen! Fricken awesome!
6:13 Christian Conservative Parents' reaction to Iron Maiden
6:03 Their kids
6:23 " I like the bass". Wise words, Steve Harris is one of the best metal bassist out there + plus he's songwriting is amazing
I love it when people give credit to the Bassist.
Plus, he created his way OF PLAYING the bass. And he is Iron Maiden's founder and leader. This guy is a legend.
awesome, i am a bass lover. I need more Maiden!!
she needs to listen to For Whom The Bell Tolls from metallica, some heavy shit and best bass intro.
Orion as well Cliffs bass is fucking insane
@@fwdio1 😇
Such a good bassline
Four horsemen #1
@@baconslap9417 *Mechanix !!
When you hear yourself say “I really want to go listen to Black Sabbath’s whole catalog “, you just became a metalhead. Welcome!
Black Sabbath has always been my favorite band. I'm 55 years old. I still can't stop listening to them.
I’m 66 and have the experience.
If You like Black Sabbath, you should listen to the song Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
the whole album actually
Sid M 24 what about Sabra Cadabra ?
The essentials of black sabbath include every song of their first 5 albums
Iron Maiden is spirit of Heavy Metal
Lots of Maiden love in the comments. Gotta listen to more
@@kirawasadiver Please try older Bruce Dickinson. Tears of the Dragon from his solo album!
@@kirawasadiver The best Maiden song no one else will tell you about: Paschendale.
Glad to see you had fun with it, hope it makes you dive in a bit deeper into the genre lass, keep it up, nice vid!
Listens to Iron Maiden says I like the bass. Makes sense since Steve Harris is one of the greatest bassists ever.
I was laughing when you listen to Judas Priest (you listen to their lightest songs) - try to listen their "The Sentinel" and of course "Painkiller" to understand what real heavy metal is)
Sergey Shvets yea I was super confused by the end of it. It just didn’t seem like metal at all hahaha, thanks for that. Will check it out
I 100% second "The Sentinel", but I personally don't really like "Painkiller" that much, I've heard it so many times that I'm kinda tired of it, really. And also has a lot of screaming so if you don't like that kind of thing, I'd hold off with that tbh. I will, however, recommend "One Shot at Glory" (and "Battle Hymn", it's the intro) from the same album. Whole album rocks honestly. It's an interesting album in that it's sort of a turning point for Priest. "Ram it Down" was sort more rock-ish album, and had drum machines and stuff, so some people don't really like it, I do. Then came "Turbo," which sounded almost like disco music, it had synths, drum machines and generally a very disco sound. And then, completely out of nowhere comes "Painkiller," a full on heavy metal record with fast and tight guitar riffs, massive and hard hitting drums and great guitar solos. It was almost like they picked up where they left off with "Defenders of the Faith," and just made it more metal. And it's awesome.
Oh, and if you like Black Sabbath, my favorite albums are "Master of Reality" and "Heaven and Hell" (no Ozzy on "Heaven and Hell," but you couldn't ask for a better replacement for Ozzy than the man himself, Ronnie James Dio. He's probably the best meavy metal vocalist of all time, IMO). So those are my two cents.
EDIT: It didn't sit right with me, I had to say it. Rob Halford of Judas Priest is absolutely as good as Dio, in a different way. Dio's vocals are very clean and polished, while Rob's are very raw. I like to describe them as perfectly imperfect. He can sing great, but sometimes the imperfections are what gives a song it's spirit. My favorite Priest albums are, in order from best: "Sad Wings of Destiny," "Painkiller," "Screaming for Vengeance," "Defenders of the Faith," "Firepower" and "Ram it Down." So if you ever run out of stuff to listen to, here's some suggestions from a guy on the internet you've never met and don't know. I know you might not listen to most of these, I know I don't whenever someone recommends stuff to me, I once asked a friend to recommend me some black metal albums and of the ones he did I heard one from start to finish and two I've heard like 2 songs each, if I'm being generous lmao. But maybe not everyone's like that, what do I know.
@@mach2223 Painkiller is more speed metal than heavy metal, really, but no one screams like Rob Halford. If you're going to listen to screaming headbanger music, it doesn't get much better than Painkiller.
I'd be curious to see what Kira makes of Alice in Chains. If horror is her thing, she may also like Marilyn Manson or Nine Inch Nails.
Painkiller...my God Painkiller \m/ one of my top 5 metal albums of all time. Priest forever \m/
Painkiller is what the dictionary refers to when you look up Heavy Metal.
This chick is badass. Throws on a hoody, no makeup, randomly decides to check out metal on her own, and shows herself doing it. Hell ya
"I thought Black Sabbath was heavy metal."
Black Sabbath is THE metal band. Metal is what it is largely because of Black Sabbath.
Black sabbath is the first ever metal band 🤘
"I love the riffs!!" Funny how Black Sabbaths guitarist Tony Iommi is called the Riff Master. ;P
Definitely. N.I.B is one of my favorite Sabbath songs to this day. That bass solo leading up to what I consider like a metal version of Eric Clapton's Cocaine was one of my greatest times listening to metal. And with missing the tips of some of his fingers and still being able to do this.
Hi, Im going to try and explain the absolute mess that is the subgenres of metal, which nobody can totally agree on, but heres my take:
Old school heavy metal:
Started in early 70s with sabbath, heavy zeppelin influence, just a bit darker
New wave of brittish heavy metal:
Started in the mid-70s, old school but faster with a bit of brittish punk involved (iron maiden is textbook NWOBHM). Considered part of old school.
Doom metal: slow atmospheric stuff inspired by sabbath. Most of the songs on 13 by sabbath can be considered doom metal. Start date is arguable.
Speed metal: stepping stone between old school, and thrash and death. Very similar to nwobhm, but with much faster drums (listen to motorhead). Started in very late 70s.
Black metal: Started in the early 80s. Very atmospheric and super over the top extra satanic with a side of church burnings and murders on top. Generally very evil and depressing sounding, with terrible production quality (which is on purpose). I cant give you a good example of who to listen to because you shouldnt. Plus if you didnt like deafheaven youre gonna hate regular black metal.
Glam metal: 80s pop metal aka hair metal. Very basic and poppy take on old school. Motley crue is a good example.
Thrash metal: underground response to glam metal. Very angry, very fast, and very unforgiving. Metallica is the most famous, but megadeth and slayer are probably better examples. Inspired by speed metal. Started in the early 80s.
Death metal: started in the mid 80s in the underground after thrash started to get big. Takes some tropes from thrash and gets even faster and more technical, and makes the vocals much more aggressive and heavy almost until they cease to sound human. (See cannibal corpse for an extreme example, or Death for a more typical one)
Power metal: started in the mid 80s and takes inspiration from old school heavy metal. Has soaring clean vocals, super technical guitar solos, high speed drums, and sword and sorcery style folk lyrics. The songs often sound like they belong in super epic action fantasy movies. Try Blind Guardian for a sample of power metal.
Groove metal: similar to thrash but slowed down a bit to make it easier to move to. Started in the early 90s with Pantera, as well as Metallica and Megadeth changing their sounds. All 3 are good examples.
Industrial metal: similar to groove, but uses electronic elements to make it seem more machine like. Mostly started in the mid 90s, though Nine Inch Nails can sometimes be considered industrial metal (as opposed to industrial rock) and theyve been around since the mid 80s. For good examples, look at fear factory and rob zombie (or the doom soundtracks).
Nu metal:
Basically groove metal, but simplified down into a more comercialized version. Started in the late 90s with bands like korn, linkin park, and limp bizkit. Often incorporates elements of hiphop or rap into its music, and is usually very simple, often just about being angry or wanting to break stuff. Slipknot are also a good example.
Metalcore: Started in the late 90s as an underground combination of metal and hardcore punk, but in the mid 2000s transitioned into a combination of metal and emo music. Contains a combination of clean singing (almost extremely poppy sometimes) and screams. Converge is a good example of the earlier type, and Killswitch Engage for the latter.
Progressive metal: can be used to describe any music that gets experimental and doesnt totally cohere with its genre's tropes. Deafheaven is whats called blackgaze, which is a progressive form of black metal. Prog stuff tends to be very long in length and have a lot of weird time signiature changes, and it likes to take you on a journey. I recommend listening to Dream Theatre (all around prog), Mastodon (progressive sludge metal, sludge is a slightly sped up more punky version of doom), Gojira (progressive death metal, they have super melodic screams, listen to stranded), and Tool (progressive Groove metal, also sometimes considered hipster music, listen to Vicarious)
I think thats all the big ones, I left out all the tiny variations (which is why there wasnt a sludge metal section), and yeah this is a big complicated mess. Let me know if you have any questions. And everyone else who thinks they know more than me, feel free to correct anything I got wrong thats an indisputable fact (like a date), otherwise keep in mind everything else is just my opinion. Thanks.
I can argue with you on a lot of things
Hair metal was a bad nickname from thrashers
Black metal started late 80'
Your trashing on all of black metal is upsetting. Darkthrone is genuinely one of the best metal bands of all time and their music is filled with absolute banger riffs
And its not 'bad' production if it's done on purpose, which it is, its just low production. Calling black metal production bad is like calling a lowfi hip hop beat production bad.
@@RayAtchley i was simplifying it for her since she didnt like a blackgaze band, which is arguably much easier to get into from a non-metal perspective than actual black metal. Also Im sorry about calling it bad production, maybe a poor choice of words.
It's cool that she started with the big 4 of Metal. Sabbath created it, Priest defined it, Maiden popularized it and Metallica revitalized it.
There's a reason you love Black Sabbath the most. Every other heavy metal band ripped off Sabbath, and everyone will readily admit that! Ozzy is the man!
Listen to:
Iron Maiden - Hallowed Be Thy Name
Ozzy - Thunder Underground
Judas Priest - The Hellion/Electric Eye
Metallica - Whiplash
Ozzy - Shot in the Dark
Dio - Don't Talk To Strangers
Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell (Dio is on vocals)
Megadeth - Symphony of Destruction
Peace /,,/ !
type o negative - Too late Frozen
Hallowed be thy name is just something else, what a great song
@Non sum dignus Whiplash caught me initially as having a unique sound, it really stood out as something different from anything I've heard before. It's a great song.
Do you think Judas Priest Painkiller would be too much to start? haha.
why does evey hipster put up Hallowed be thy Name from Maiden when there are a ton of better Maiden songs out there?
I like how you try to understand what you're listening to and the context that produced it, but what I appreciate the most is the fact that you also indexed the video... that's first class :)
Thank you for the appreciation!!
Great video! First video ever I´ve seen from you.
You have a long journey ahead of you. And, welcome to the Metal family!
As a metalhead this makes me smile so much, it's nice to see people get into metal (properly) by listening to some of the classic albums :)
I'm 60 years old, and I heard Black Sabbath 1st record when I was 9. In 1970 when a neighbor returned from Vietnam and lent it to me. I've loved Heavy Metal since ( and pink floyd)
I enjoy watching reaction videos with people new to Heavy metal, and falling in love with it, I've had a magical journey with music outside the mainstream for 50 years
Enjoy your journey
Talking about the 2nd Iron Maiden's album "The Number of the Beast", you should listen to the last track "Hallowed be thy name", again another epic track.
Best Iron Maiden song for me
Don't want to be "that guy", but TNOTB is their 3rd album, not the second one.
2nd album is Killers. The 3rd album is The Number of the Beast, the first album with Bruce.
I turned 13 in 1980 and loved me some metal so it's really fun watching you listen to the music I grew up with.
Rock on!
CONGRATULATIONS KIRA!!! You are a full blown headbanging metal chick, and l'm sure the Sabbath, Maiden Metallica and Motorhead T-SHIRT collection is not far off starting.
i love that she loved Metallica and i love her accent...
that aussie accent!! metallica were pretty damn cool
@@kirawasadiver I have a "thing" for Aussie accents lol and if u want more Mettalica check out Enter Sandman
There's something so satisfying about watching someone discover metal for the first time and realizing just how awesome it is.
Metal is mostly about the vibe you're looking for, and the musicianship. Its super diverse and if you're willing to give it a chance, there's something for everyone.
Awesome, was great to see you find a new favourite band, Sabbath are special, enjoy the discovery !!
"I heard a thing once and didn't like and thought all of it was like that"
I thought about rock and metal and jazz and blues this way, but grew out of it. I learned that I can't just say I'm not into a whole genre, just because I didn't like a part of it. I agree that once you try it and don't like it, exploring it further immediately slides down in your priority list, but I'm glad I moved past that. Not all metal is growling death, same as not all country is about cowboys or all rap is about drugs and bitches. It's art and people make art about what they're passionate about. The variety in each of these genres is endless.
Also: DO WAR PIGS!
These bands are what starts most people down their Metalhead Journey.
Welcome to the Metal World, kirawasadiver! Stay awhile, and listen, and rock the f*ck out. Glad to have you part of the Metal family \m/
Welcome aboard, Rocker!
ONE OF US! ONE OF US! Keep Rock Alive!! 🤘🏽🖤🔥🙌🏼 ℁
This genre of music goes back 50+ years. To cover it all is difficult. The first wave would be Black Sabbath, Deep Purple etc. followed in 1978/1979 by the New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM) which includes bands such as Iron Maiden (1st two albums are different to subsequent albums i.e. more punky and in my opinion better), Diamond Head, Motorhead (although they started in 1976ish), Girlschool (All female band) etc. You get the americans joining in during the 80s with Hair metal (Van Halen etc.) but they were wiped out overnight when Grunge came in (result). Modern Metal 1990s onwards has many offshoots Black & Death Metal; Folk Metal (Skyclad); Prog or progressive metal (Opeth); Math Metal (Meshuggah). The list goes on ad infinitum. Albums to listen to: Ace of Spades (Motorhead); Blackwater Park (Opeth); The Answer Machine (Skyclad); Destroy Erase Improve (Meshuggah). Some bands to listen to who are not really metal bands but are good Heavy Rock/Prog Rock: Rush (Permanent Waves, 2112, Moving Pictures good albums) and Marillion (the version with the singer Fish) (Script for a Jesters Tear, Fugazi and B'Sides themselves). Sorry for the long post but it is a big genre you're getting yourself into and good luck.
Welcome to our world. There is a limitless number of groups in hard rock/heavy metal. Start with the earlier band like we all did and then you can work up. You are now a part of the family. Bill
How wonderful to see a new heavy metal convert! Welcome to the club! Yup, Black Sabbath are awesome!
4:33 my favorite part!
"Love song about Satan, I mean I don't hate it, someone's gotta do it!"
You are correct!