@@CoachCastTV if you get a chance, listen to "Lonely is the Word" it's off the first album with Ronnie James Dio as lead singer. It's a beautiful track that I think Mrs Coach will enjoy. Enjoy your reactions.
I love these Black Sabbath reviews. You really really really need to do the last song on this album 'Warning' you love guitar🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸 you will love that one . I beseech you 😂,which I believe is better than begging, to give it a listen 😂
Yes this is hard rock. In the 70s there wasn't even a category "heavy metal". In fact Ozzy and the rest of the group does not like the term heavy metal applied to Black Sabbath. BUT you could say that Black Sabbath invented heavy metal because their sound, their riffs, their imagery was copied by countless bands throughout these decades, and heavy metal music evolved from this. I first heard this song at a party when I was in middle school. My ears perked up when I heard the rain and thunder followed by those awesome opening chords. So heavy, and yes so sinister. Happy Halloween!!
the pinnacle studio songs for Black Sabbath that shows off their musical talents and showcases constant tempo changes are: Sabbath, Bloody Sabbath and Symptom of the Universe
They recorded this entire album in 12 hours. The song Black Sabbath on the album Black Sabbath by the band Black Sabbath. The first song on their first album.
This song is about an experience bassist Geezer Butler had. This is his words about it. "I'd been raised a Catholic so I totally believed in the Devil. There was a weekly magazine called Man, Myth and Magic that I started reading which was all about Satan and stuff. That and books by Aleister Crowley and Dennis Wheatley, especially The Devil Rides Out ... I'd moved into this flat I'd painted black with inverted crosses everywhere. Ozzy gave me this 16th Century book about magic that he'd stolen from somewhere. I put it in the airing cupboard because I wasn't sure about it. Later that night I woke up and saw this black shadow at the end of the bed. It was a horrible presence that frightened the life out of me! I ran to the airing cupboard to throw the book out, but the book had disappeared. After that I gave up all that stuff. It scared me shitless."
I think 'ominous' would be the word I would use to describe the vibe of most of this song, until the tempo changed and that wonderful guitar took over. Loved that part!
Love your reaction and comments. When I first came home from the record shop in 1970 (I was 22 yo), with this album, I listened to it and blew my MIND !! I immediately went back to the record store, and bought the other 4 albums and coveted them for years, till I wore all of them out. I played guitar since 1964, and when I heard the tone on Iommi's Gibson SG guitar I searched for an SG at all the pawn shops. I never passed a pawn shop without looking for an SG till I finallyfound a 1964 with P-90 pickups. and still have that guitar today. Since then I've owned at least 20 SG's, but I currently own two, both 1964's one with the P-90's and the other with PAF Humbuckers. Tone, tone, tone !!
My family was very religious and I was always told about the EVIL rock and roll music. So I always loved Black Sabbath since the early 70s. My all time favorite band.
*The funny thing about Ozzy in general, (whether with Black Sabbath or solo), is he's known as "The prince of darkness". Yet as Mrs. Coach pointed out, if you really pay attention and listen, you might learn something. Ozzy sings more about peace, love, anti-war, and ppl learning to get along more than he does about other topics. Don't let the image fool you." 🤘🤘🤘
This album actually led me to be more open minded about music, since before this, my knowledge of Black Sabbath was the simple, catchy tune Paranoid, and the image of Ozzy Osbourne in a blond wig and mascara biting heads off bats. I bought a cheap box set of their 1st album, Paranoid and Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and was hooked. I soon filled out my collection. It's hardly surprising they're called The Beatles of heavy metal, or The Sab Four.
I saw Black Sabbath in El Paso, 1978. With Ozzie who left shortly after. Great concert. Of course I was very high on LSD. I swear Ozzie is the true ‘Prince of Darkness’. So many good Black Sabbath songs.
Hi both. Really glad you are Sabbath fans. Hearing your comments about Bill Wars, not sure if you are aware but he actually sang on one track of Sabbaths. Just the one track (if you listen to it, I think you'll agree its a shame he only did one). The track is called, "It's Alright", its on the Technical Ecstacy album. Please guys give it a listen, I am sure you will love it.
This song was my introduction to Black Sabbath. Grew up watching old horror films with my dad. Frankenstein, Dracula, The Mummy, etc. Fondest memories of my childhood. So when I first heard this song at eight years old, it scared me much like those old movies did and I absolutely loved it 😍 been a die hard fan of Black Sabbath since. I'm 50 now and nothing else quite sounds like Sabbath. Timeless. Love the reaction folks, keep em comin'.
Yeah, back when our kids were younger we'd set up for Halloween and put this foreboding song on a loop to scare the crap out of the kids stopping by for tricks or treats!
Being the first song on their first album, this one was like a test. If you're open, minded enough to get past this song. You can hear all the great stuff they did after. Like the wizard. But if this song scared you away, then you don't deserve to hear the good stuff anyway.
Loved your reaction. I bought this album in 1974 when I was 14. After seeing you react to it gave me the idea to take some bong hits, go to bed with headphones and listen to the entire album tonight. 👽
It's a good groove for sure. Not sure we'd classify it as the scariest song ever, but some people think so, likely based on their perceived meaning behind it. In any case, it was a great song.
In 1970 I was 9 yrs old getting ready for 1st communion, the priest warned us against the Album Black Sabbath, we would join Satan Army, a neighbor came back from Vietnam, and he had this Album, I had to listen, scared me silly, but I became a fan
One of my favourite Sabbath-songs. It is so fantastically dark and theatrical. Just caught up on the latest reactions, some really good stuff there. Listening to J.Cole with you guys has been great, the man has made his way onto my playlists now. Some suggestions of artists to check out in the future: Falling in Reverse Taeyeon Peter Hollens Post Modern Jukebox
Oh yes try their album sabotage. A little different sound but still deep. The album volume 4 was their heyday on drugs but they changed management n the next 2 albums some of lyrics are subtle jabs at old management
The first time I heard this song, it actually gave me goosebumps. Although there are a lot of heavier songs out there, the fact there was even a song out there that was released in 1970, two years before I was born is quite phenomenal. There are quite a lot of Black Sabbath songs with Ozzy, but after you have listened to a few, then you should also try a few songs from the time with Ronnie James Dio as lead singer, right after he had left Rainbow.
Black Sabbath is an old Boris karloff movie that the band took the name of, when the band came out so many bands were singing up beat happy songs, well not all songs about rainbows have to be upbeat, the trioctive Tony is using has been around for century's and those 3 notes were condemned by the church because well the church is always going to be the church but those 3 notes were said to summon not nice things, it was just early version of censorship
@@CoachCastTV And the 2nd song on that 1st album was The Wizard. Need I say you should check out the rest of that album? It is flawless. Happy Halloween.
Great reaction as usual. Now you need to dive into Ozzy's solo albums. I would love to see you and Miss Coach react to the song Diary of a Madman. They hired a choir from England for the song. And Randy Rhoads worth the detour believe me. ( sorry for my english, I'm a french canadian). You're a Great team. 🎉
Happy Halloween CCTV! 🎃 Love the rain in your video! 👍😀 I find this song to be a masterpiece. The church bell in the song is so appropriate. After Slipknot this is probably a respite for Mrs. Coach 😂 BTW, certain A.I. image videos are sometimes freeeeeeky 😱. May I recommend watching the A.I. imaged Tool video entitled 46 & 2. Enjoyably disturbing, but in a good way if there is such a thing. 😳😳😳👍🤘🤘🤘🎃🎃🎃🔥🔥🔥🎸🎸
Thanks so much. Coach was experimenting with the rain effect since the audio was in the music video. Appreciate the info on AI vids. We've never watched one before.
Hey old dudes, the first album was brilliant, but you know the whole band was off their tits when they wrote and performed this album . satan was coming around the bend for them lol🤣
@@mikekeeler6362 No worries. We know many who watch our channel are much younger. About a third of all our viewers are 24 or under according to the analytics, so it's good info to share. Thanks for watching!
War Pigs next, but avoid some of the fan videos. Just get a lyric video. The lyrics are important in War Pigs. Then, do Black Sabbath 'After Forever'. Again, the lyrics are very important.
Nice reaction , love Black Sabbath love the song , but the fan made video didn`t like , you would have been better off with just the album cover n lyrics , album cover is spooky enough .
This whole album was unique. The wizard is the bomb.
Bill Ward's drumming shines through on this track. This a metal masterpiece.
We really liked it!
@@CoachCastTV if you get a chance, listen to "Lonely is the Word" it's off the first album with Ronnie James Dio as lead singer. It's a beautiful track that I think Mrs Coach will enjoy.
Enjoy your reactions.
Thanks for the tip!
I love these Black Sabbath reviews. You really really really need to do the last song on this album 'Warning' you love guitar🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸 you will love that one . I beseech you 😂,which I believe is better than begging, to give it a listen 😂
@@matthewmcalley392 Thanks. Yeah, we need to do more Black Sabbath for sure. We've acknowledged the beseeching. 🤣
This song was the birth of heavy metal.
The production on this album is so good for its age. It’s like you are in the studio with them, especially on the later guitar heavy tracks.
They recorded the entire album in 12 hours.
Yes this is hard rock. In the 70s there wasn't even a category "heavy metal". In fact Ozzy and the rest of the group does not like the term heavy metal applied to Black Sabbath. BUT you could say that Black Sabbath invented heavy metal because their sound, their riffs, their imagery was copied by countless bands throughout these decades, and heavy metal music evolved from this. I first heard this song at a party when I was in middle school. My ears perked up when I heard the rain and thunder followed by those awesome opening chords. So heavy, and yes so sinister. Happy Halloween!!
Happy Halloween to you!
the pinnacle studio songs for Black Sabbath that shows off their musical talents and showcases constant tempo changes are: Sabbath, Bloody Sabbath and Symptom of the Universe
Wheels of Confusion is an underrated gem of a song too
They recorded this entire album in 12 hours. The song Black Sabbath on the album Black Sabbath by the band Black Sabbath. The first song on their first album.
This song is about an experience bassist Geezer Butler had.
This is his words about it.
"I'd been raised a Catholic so I totally believed in the Devil. There was a weekly magazine called Man, Myth and Magic that I started reading which was all about Satan and stuff. That and books by Aleister Crowley and Dennis Wheatley, especially The Devil Rides Out ... I'd moved into this flat I'd painted black with inverted crosses everywhere. Ozzy gave me this 16th Century book about magic that he'd stolen from somewhere. I put it in the airing cupboard because I wasn't sure about it. Later that night I woke up and saw this black shadow at the end of the bed. It was a horrible presence that frightened the life out of me! I ran to the airing cupboard to throw the book out, but the book had disappeared. After that I gave up all that stuff. It scared me shitless."
Oh, wow. We have never heard this. What an amazing story!
Those three notes are often called 'the devil's chord', even in classical music.
first three notes of the song is a tritone that’s become known as “The Devil’s interval.”
That's an interesting tidbit. Thanks!
I think 'ominous' would be the word I would use to describe the vibe of most of this song, until the tempo changed and that wonderful guitar took over. Loved that part!
Ominous is a good word for it!
Live in paris 1970 is one the best gigs ever
Love your reaction and comments. When I first came home from the record shop in 1970 (I was 22 yo), with this album, I listened to it and blew my MIND !! I immediately went back to the record store, and bought the other 4 albums and coveted them for years, till I wore all of them out. I played guitar since 1964, and when I heard the tone on Iommi's Gibson SG guitar I searched for an SG at all the pawn shops. I never passed a pawn shop without looking for an SG till I finallyfound a 1964 with P-90 pickups. and still have that guitar today. Since then I've owned at least 20 SG's, but I currently own two, both 1964's one with the P-90's and the other with PAF Humbuckers. Tone, tone, tone !!
This was a fantastic song, and this band has impressed us. We'll have more in the near future from them.
The song and riff that give us metal and you have to remember ,nobody had heard anything like this before.
Simply fantastic!
My family was very religious and I was always told about the EVIL rock and roll music. So I always loved Black Sabbath since the early 70s. My all time favorite band.
This is probably the first Doom Metal, song. Set the standard.
*The funny thing about Ozzy in general, (whether with Black Sabbath or solo), is he's known as "The prince of darkness". Yet as Mrs. Coach pointed out, if you really pay attention and listen, you might learn something. Ozzy sings more about peace, love, anti-war, and ppl learning to get along more than he does about other topics. Don't let the image fool you." 🤘🤘🤘
Great comment. This group is not what we thought at all.
This album actually led me to be more open minded about music, since before this, my knowledge of Black Sabbath was the simple, catchy tune Paranoid, and the image of Ozzy Osbourne in a blond wig and mascara biting heads off bats. I bought a cheap box set of their 1st album, Paranoid and Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and was hooked. I soon filled out my collection. It's hardly surprising they're called The Beatles of heavy metal, or The Sab Four.
I saw Black Sabbath in El Paso, 1978. With Ozzie who left shortly after. Great concert. Of course I was very high on LSD. I swear Ozzie is the true ‘Prince of Darkness’. So many good Black Sabbath songs.
Hi both. Really glad you are Sabbath fans. Hearing your comments about Bill Wars, not sure if you are aware but he actually sang on one track of Sabbaths. Just the one track (if you listen to it, I think you'll agree its a shame he only did one). The track is called, "It's Alright", its on the Technical Ecstacy album. Please guys give it a listen, I am sure you will love it.
Sounds like one we need to do. Thanks for the info!
This song was my introduction to Black Sabbath. Grew up watching old horror films with my dad. Frankenstein, Dracula, The Mummy, etc. Fondest memories of my childhood. So when I first heard this song at eight years old, it scared me much like those old movies did and I absolutely loved it 😍 been a die hard fan of Black Sabbath since. I'm 50 now and nothing else quite sounds like Sabbath. Timeless. Love the reaction folks, keep em comin'.
That's awesome!
Child in time live. deep purple have to be next
Black Sabbath's song War Pigs is an anti Vietnam War song. Fantastic lyrics & music!
black sabbath rabbit hole only gets deeper :))
We like it!
Yeah, back when our kids were younger we'd set up for Halloween and put this foreboding song on a loop to scare the crap out of the kids stopping by for tricks or treats!
LOL!
This was their first album n they loved the old horror films n got their name from an old Boris Karloff movie
Ozzy's Diary of a Madman (the song) is another Halloween contender.
Being the first song on their first album, this one was like a test. If you're open, minded enough to get past this song. You can hear all the great stuff they did after. Like the wizard. But if this song scared you away, then you don't deserve to hear the good stuff anyway.
Blues Heavy metal, they started it all in my mind.
Loved your reaction. I bought this album in 1974 when I was 14. After seeing you react to it gave me the idea to take some bong hits, go to bed with headphones and listen to the entire album tonight. 👽
LOL, that's great.
Sick song! Greaaat reaction! ✌️✌️
Thanks!
Came for the song, and subscribed because of the reaction. Well done.
We appreciate it. Welcome aboard! 🙏
Sorry I'm late to the party but you have just listened to the birth of hard/metal rock.
Tony Iommi the guitar player always said there are hard rock band not a metal band that term wasn't thrown around a lot back at the seventies
The bands original name was 'Earth' but they just didn't stick out so they changed their name and created Heavy Metal.
Black Sabbath by Black Sabbath named after the horror movie with Boris Karloff also named Black Sabbath lol
Back in the day when that came out I never thought it was scary I just thought it was good great Groove good beat great music
It's a good groove for sure. Not sure we'd classify it as the scariest song ever, but some people think so, likely based on their perceived meaning behind it. In any case, it was a great song.
Good action for reaction Mr MrsCoach from Corpus Christi Texas.
I like your videos it’s like talking with friends. We’re about same age. N same upbringing
Good to have you join us!
In 1970 I was 9 yrs old getting ready for 1st communion, the priest warned us against the Album Black Sabbath, we would join Satan Army, a neighbor came back from Vietnam, and he had this Album, I had to listen, scared me silly, but I became a fan
That sounds like something we would have heard growing up, also.
If the song " Black Sabbath " is already so good in the studio version, the Paris 1970 version can sound even better, check it out!
Thanks for that tip. We loved War Pigs from Paris.
One of my favourite Sabbath-songs. It is so fantastically dark and theatrical.
Just caught up on the latest reactions, some really good stuff there. Listening to J.Cole with you guys has been great, the man has made his way onto my playlists now.
Some suggestions of artists to check out in the future:
Falling in Reverse
Taeyeon
Peter Hollens
Post Modern Jukebox
Thanks very much. J. Cole has depth, for sure. Appreciate the suggestions.
Oh yes try their album sabotage. A little different sound but still deep. The album volume 4 was their heyday on drugs but they changed management n the next 2 albums some of lyrics are subtle jabs at old management
The first time I heard this song, it actually gave me goosebumps. Although there are a lot of heavier songs out there, the fact there was even a song out there that was released in 1970, two years before I was born is quite phenomenal.
There are quite a lot of Black Sabbath songs with Ozzy, but after you have listened to a few, then you should also try a few songs from the time with Ronnie James Dio as lead singer, right after he had left Rainbow.
This song is hauntingly good.
Black Sabbath is an old Boris karloff movie that the band took the name of, when the band came out so many bands were singing up beat happy songs, well not all songs about rainbows have to be upbeat, the trioctive Tony is using has been around for century's and those 3 notes were condemned by the church because well the church is always going to be the church but those 3 notes were said to summon not nice things, it was just early version of censorship
Quite interesting. We've really liked this group so far.
That was the first song on the first album
What a way to start!
@@CoachCastTV And the 2nd song on that 1st album was The Wizard. Need I say you should check out the rest of that album? It is flawless. Happy Halloween.
@@briandeadmarsh7538 You just convinced me. 😁
And those video images you see work around in the seventies when they made that song those are all just recently done
Great reaction as usual. Now you need to dive into Ozzy's solo albums. I would love to see you and Miss Coach react to the song Diary of a Madman. They hired a choir from England for the song. And Randy Rhoads worth the detour believe me. ( sorry for my english, I'm a french canadian). You're a Great team. 🎉
Thank you so much!
The 3 simple notes are considered the Devil’s tritone, Devil’s Chord or Devil’s Interval…
Was a scary song back in 1970.
Happy Halloween CCTV! 🎃 Love the rain in your video! 👍😀 I find this song to be a masterpiece. The church bell in the song is so appropriate. After Slipknot this is probably a respite for Mrs. Coach 😂 BTW, certain A.I. image videos are sometimes freeeeeeky 😱. May I recommend watching the A.I. imaged Tool video entitled 46 & 2. Enjoyably disturbing, but in a good way if there is such a thing. 😳😳😳👍🤘🤘🤘🎃🎃🎃🔥🔥🔥🎸🎸
Thanks so much. Coach was experimenting with the rain effect since the audio was in the music video. Appreciate the info on AI vids. We've never watched one before.
This was the riff of doom that reverberated around the world.Holds up well don't it?
Gracious, it's incredible. LOL
I was never told that
Shock! Horror! Black Sabbath helps connect to faith in God!
Hey old dudes, the first album was brilliant, but you know the whole band was off their tits when they wrote and performed this album . satan was coming around the bend for them lol🤣
You have to remember back then they didn't have videos you only heard the music
Yes, we grew up back then. LOL
@@CoachCastTV great show and I apologize I knew you were around back in the seventies too so nothing meant by it
@@mikekeeler6362 No worries. We know many who watch our channel are much younger. About a third of all our viewers are 24 or under according to the analytics, so it's good info to share. Thanks for watching!
@@CoachCastTV yeah I know I'm 67 just wanted to let you know I wasn't trying to be you know rude to you you have a great show
@@mikekeeler6362 Appreciate that. Thank you so much!
You got to turn it up to 11
They didn't have videos back then
75th like👍
I know I am very late but all Black Sabbath songs were about anti war an I mean all war
Oh no it's the devil
War Pigs next, but avoid some of the fan videos. Just get a lyric video. The lyrics are important in War Pigs. Then, do Black Sabbath 'After Forever'. Again, the lyrics are very important.
Yeah, we have both on the channel and enjoyed them. 😉
Ye olde "diabolus in musica".
Try NIB a different type of love song
Yeah, we filmed it and it will post later in the week. You may have to explain that one to us once you watch that reaction. LOL
Great song but not the scariest
Big fan of the channel and Black Sabbath.
Nice touch with the rain, Coach! And happy halloween~
AI generated lyric video, not for me. 👎
Happy Halloween to you!
Nice reaction , love Black Sabbath love the song , but the fan made video didn`t like , you would have been better off with just the album cover n lyrics , album cover is spooky enough .
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