This song is more than 50 years old and they're spitting lyrical facts just as true then as now. It's sad how absolutely nothing has changed 5 decades later.
Actually that's where you are wrong friend back in Vietnam war people were being drafted and for those that are not as well versed in history as I am L. B. Johnson started that war with no cause other then to be a police
The pauses are all good, brother. We've all heard these songs a million times. But watching you hear them for the first time makes us remember just how great they are all over again. Keep doing your thing.
Dude, I’m 50 and have been listening to Black Sabbath for most of my life. You have no idea how much it warms my heart to see this generation inspired from their music. Thank you for keeping your mind open and listening.
have you opened your mind to hip hop yourself :) this revolutionary theme is not endemic to rock. in fact if you can get over Jamaican patois more than half of roots is pretty much in the same vein. 25% dancehall
@@Matty80822 Yes I have. I’ve been a musician most of my life and can enjoy any style (so long as it’s done well). That being said, I’m open to any suggestions you can recommend.
@@brucemcneill6224 sick, im really digging this cross genre phenom of musical reaction channels. like I grew up with a group that had no real one genre, some days it was lil Wayne some days i lost and it was fall out boy, in my car it was jr gong and rakim and we all were down for jahwaiian. it's awesome seeing inter-action
66 here I feel the same way. We had some great music. These reaction guys discovering this stuff just may inspire a new genre and save rock and roll :)
LOVE how you pause & understand the meaning of the song! We've all heard this song 1000s of times & are here to watch YOU experience it for the first time. Whiners & bitchers need to sit down somewhere 😠We love you Leo 🤗🥰💖
Oh God, yes. He's seriously an incredible reactor! When other reactors pause it's usually irritating. But he does it genuinely and organically. Like your hanging out with a really cool friend who hasn't heard some of your favorite music, and he gets it.
@Jamez Blackjack so geez may have written it but it was ozzy's vocals that provided the pain and angst that made it what it is. To say he didn't contribute is just ignorant.
And they still sound hard! This is 50 years after it was released and it sounds so much better than half the rock stuff that's come after. Add, of course, what everyone has mentioned: the message being so deep.
No matter where you stand, this shit is fitting today. Hang in there friends. Remember we don't have to play their games of division, we can stick together and not be their puppets.
The song speaks a universal truth. It has been true for all of recorded human history. It will be true until some huge changes occurs in the average human. Too many can't grasp the simple message of the song. The only people to win in war are the War Pigs. Everyone else looses.
Very good anti war song. For an anti war theme that still resonates easily today check out Charlie Chaplin speech at the end of the film "The Great Dictator" not a song but that shit will give you major chills!!
@@johnentsminger4636 I’ve heard that, too. What I do know is that he invented lower gauge strings because he couldn’t press hard enough on the strings due to parts of his fingers being missing.
"Satan laughing spreads his wings" invokes for me the image of Satan laughing at the war pigs, begging for mercy, because the devil punishes those who are evil, the laugh is to basically say "You think you are getting mercy? After all you've done?"
When Ozzy just talks you can barely make out a word BUT when he sings you can hardly believe it comes out of the same person. Thanks for being a bright spot in my day! Keep on Rockin' in the free world. 😊❤👍✌
Ozzy suffers with the bad anxiety talking to people so he mumbles not to mention his brain is fried from all the drugs he has been getting better with taking tho he mumbles less
I know! If you listen to him talk, it is so hard to understand, but whenever he opens his mouth to sing, he enunciates perfectly! Eddie Vedder is the complete opposite. He speaks perfectly, but whenever he sings, his lyrics can be so misinterpreted so easily. 😄
OMG so true I remember when I first heard him speak I was like wow he's British and LOL watching he Osborne shown...his reaction to his videos 🤣🤣 Oh he has partied HARD.. Amazing he's alive... Truly talented and Legendary.... They were even Band from playing this I believe for the Death tone as they call it in the beginning of the some I can't remember from where tho
The sheer fact that song is so prevalent in today's world is unfathomable. They called it years ago. A prefect example of NEVER JUDGE A BOOK BY IT'S COVER.
I went into the Marines when this song came out. I bought the album immediately. You're listening to this for the first time and you apologize to us because the music and lyrics almost made you knock the laptop over? See, for us old-timers we get it. We get you! Dude, you are aces! Also more mature than I was when it came out because I listened to the music more than to what was being said although I knew the lyrics it did not sink into me until later in my years. To conclude my rambling here: I hear you loud and clear and appreciate your deep reaction.
We saw 3 Dog Night, Grand Funk, & Black Sabbath in Seattle. Viet Nam War! Another war song is The Monster by Steppenwolf. My husband played it a lot. He made 2 cruises. 9 month cruises. Not like today!
@@doloreshamilton6475 Monster is my favorite Steppenwolf song to this day. 3 dog night kicked butt when I saw them live. There was so much different types of music it is unbelievable to think back to those days and not miss it as far as music goes, that is. I saw grand Funk three times. One minute you're listening to Aretha Franklin on top 40 WLS in Chicago and the next song is the small faces then James Brown and then the Temptations and then the young rascals and the loving spoonful and then Donovan and then the Yardbirds...variety to the max and it was all great!
@@gmac6503 We saw The Rascals iplay in Orlando. They played almost 3 hours. My husband was lead guitarist for a local band so they got to hang with them. Gene Cornish, their lead player, taught my husband the lead to Good Lovin’. We grew up at the perfect time. Elvis, Beatles, Rolling Stones, & on & on & on. Cream, Joplin, Hendrix. Saw The Rolling Stones in 88. They were amazing! ZZ Top great too. Had a conveyor belt on stage to do their moves. Enjoy chatting with someone who knows real music. Lol. Righteous Bros., Temptations, Little Richard, Chuck Berry 😱there are too many to name.
@Brad Viviviyal I am with you on that one. Cannabis is the word to use and not any of the stupid slang. Terms like marijuana, pot, dope, etc. only serves to demonize a wonderful and amazingly useful plant.
@@aryansigrid We pretend that it's a free country... And I call people that use incorrect terminology ignorant and contributing to the problem of prohibition.
This song introduced me to metal back in the day. Of course, at the time, it was covered by Faith No More. Still, an intro to a life of metal none the less.
When I listen to BLACK SABBATH so do my neighbors! And they must really like it cause they are always pounding on the door to turn up, never can get loud enough! Damn Ward on the drums! WOOHOOOO
@Brad Viviviyal I never said he wasn't great. Ive been a fan since I was 10. What I said was that he isn't a musician. A musician plays music, short of the odd harmonica, Ozzy doesn't play music, he sings it.
@Robert High-n-Dry I did say, if you count the voice as an instrument, then yes but otherwise he is simply an amazing singer and frontman but not musician.
Agreed, I wish he reacted to the album version of stairway to heaven first. Not saying the live version wasn't amazing but the album version is clean and precise.
Seconded, doubly so if you include the context of when it took place considering it was in the middle of the hippy movement and nothing had sounded like this before them
I will say anything before 1980 needs to be heard on a record at some point, I got to get a chance to hear this on a decent table and speakers and holy lord almighty layers all over the place the cd didn't have.
My parents worried about me because I listen to this loud back in the day.. I'm 62 and love old and new music. (Old rock still rocks) I just appreciate music... It's also fun to see old music videos and what they wore...hair styles.. 😎
My 70 yr old dad saw them at the Philmore East in the early 70’s. Used to play them on his reel to reel player. I fell in love with them and saw Ozzy in the late 80’s.. my kids are hardcore Sabbath & Ozzy fans. Three generations one amazing band... keep rocking young lady.
Lol I'm 60 n still listen to heavy metal System of the down helps me get up to clean lol Forgot to mention I'm classically trained pianist lol Australia 💕 Christina
These guys are the grandfather of modern heavy metal and 99% of hard rock, Ozzy, Bill, Tony & Geezer have been rocking it out for 50 years man, congratulations Mr. Video your ears have been blessed by the metal Gods!!!!!👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👌🏻🤘🏻🤯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🐐!!!
Don't worry about the "trolls" Hon... Some people are so jealous and petty they get off on "bitching" ... I feel sorry for them, myself....You, my guy, are pure entertainment
When i first heard this back in the 80's... I was floored!! A black teen, with a head banging metal loving friend/ roommate, i was DRUGged to metal/rock concerts, with very little resistance. I was plunged head first into a new word! I must admit, that with the mixture of Hiip Hop, R&B, Rock/Metal, and Country music, i was took through various levels of understanding. Being an Army brat, and a Veteran really paid off. Keep seeking, bro. There are worlds of knowledge out there! Peace!
You should have heard in 1970 When it came out ,,,, If you were not old enough Your parents more than likely did ,,, The 70s were OUT STANDING for putting out FANTASTIC rock music,
Im 57 years old. I first heard BLACK SABBATH when i was 17. This music forever changed my life, and my Music Preferences. I saw Black Sabbath 2 times in Colorado USA. 🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼
"No more tears" - Ozzy Osbourne is a banger. You have to do it if RUclips allows it Also, check out "Planet Caravan" - Black Sabbath, its a total change a pace and its a chill stoner vibe lol
I was lucky enough to see Planet Caravan performed by Sabbath and Pantera live in concert for Sabbath's reunion tour in Detroit on my 21st birthday. Won main floor seats and backstage passes from WRIF. Greatest day of my life, and I have kids 😂
Omg I actually saw your goosebumps 😳 this time the angle was perfect for a moment. Lol I just love how you always try to show us your goosebumps and we never get the perfect angle to see them, until now!
Bro I don’t even like reaction videos but I loved this and don’t you dare apologize for pausing!! It’s some heavy shit!! So happy people are still discovering these songs
I love the way your mind works and how into each lyric you delve. It’s refreshing. Your enthusiasm is off the charts ! And your love of music is profound . Thank you so much for sharing with us !!!!
Amazing that you mentioned video vs. audio. Most other "reactors" out there chose this song with a fan made video which, while entertaining, completely distracted them from the meaning.You chose wisely.
Don't be afraid to express the deeper meanings of these songs just because people may ridicule you, there's those of us that would never put you on such a upstream negative resistance vibration. You are reading into the lyrics and understandings ones deepest connection to the wrong doings in this world, but it's people like you and I, and sooooo many others who thrive to make this world better, and hiding how we feel means the opposition eats off controlling our abilities to think freely for ourselves.
My time in the Army 40 years ago I carried the heavy machine gun called the M-60.One of the nicknames was The Hog.Or as I called it and wrote with chalk on the receiver everytime I took it out was"War Pig".
Glad that you reacted to a video that wasn't a video, too many people try to find the meaning in the videos, and the meaning and heart is in the lyrics.
Never apologize for letting the music, and Ozzy's penetrating voice move You. That's when it's really good. You have a captive audience, we are thrilled to wait and watch. You are so animated, that is one of the joys of watching you! HUGZ luv, always such fun to hang out and listen to the music with you. Enjoy, we are patient while you absorb the vibe \m/
@@bethshadid2087 I love it when Fogerty sings a line of that in Bad Moon Rising!!! I think he must have started doing that because some fans thought that was what he was saying. I remember singing that as a kid, only to learn as an adult that John sometimes sings one of the last lines as "There's a bathroom on the right!!".
I'm old and I've heard this sing since I was a kid. I've never been a super Sabbath fan or a heavy metal freak. But I LOVE this track. It's a masterpiece! It gets me every time. The lyrics are so tight. The tempo changes and power of the overall song is fire! And yes, you totally got it at the end!
Someone getting goosebumps listening to sabbath for the first time is quite the pleasure to see. Reminds me when I was a kid and heard this for the first time. Much love brother
Because of the imagery, hardcore sound and onstage antics ( not to mention the name) people thought Ozzy was some kind of satan worshipper. But he preached peace in his lyrics. Check out Crazy Train. I suggest you do it like this one and listen to it with lyrics scrolling on the screen.
I am white, you are black. I grew up with Hippy parents listening to Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, The Doors and such. The mere fact you are feeling this shows me we are truly all the same. Much love my man.
Music is timeless. This song came out in the 70s, and still punches like a grown man. I love watching you discover the bangers of metal. Keep following the trial of metal. You go!
OMG YEZZZ, PLANET CARAVAN! IT TAKES YOUR MIND AND SOUL FOR A MINICATION 🌌🎆🌠🎇 BUT HE MUST SEE THE BEAUTIFUL VISUAL OF THE VIDEO TO REALLY GET THE VIBES! L⭐️VE IT💫
It's ok man, no-one can take in this song all in one go first time round. 50 years after it was loosed onto the world and you are still having a physical reaction to it. It gave you goosebumps in the first few minutes, can you imagine what it was like to be in a crowd of thousands hearing this live, unfiltered, unstoppable, raw and powerful. This is what they mean when they say "the power of music has no bounds."
True, but he didn´t get it 100%, because he can´t know the context in which this song came out. He basically said that the people that serve do join the military mainly for the money and they are misused by those in power. While that is true today, this song was specifically comdemning the draft system (involuntary conscriptions) during the Vietnam War which particularly affected underpriviledged kids, many PoC.
Great to see so many people who might have never listened to this kind of music actually listen and enjoy listening to it. It’s also very cool to see how people react to the power of the lyrics. You can’t fake some things.
The biggest reason they send the poor to war is because we are their pawns. Love you,your reactions. I always hit the like button although I don't always reply . I'm sorry I can't subscribe to your channel(would love to) but I'm poor 😢. Thankyou for what you do!!!!
OZZY/BLACK SABBATH ARE LIVING ICONS.... AND YOUR TROLLS BELONG UNDER BRIDGES LIKE HISTORY SAYS ;) :)... YOU SHOULD TRY OZZY- NO MORE TEARS, DIARY OF A MADMAN, SWEET LEAF, IRON MAN, ULTIMATE SIN.... AHH HELL JUST PLAY ANYTHING OZZY OR BLACK SABBATH .. 😄👍✌
When your stank face hit I knew you was gonna lose it. This is a banger from the early days of metal. Saw those bumps clearly dude. You was into it deep.
This is the type of reaction this song deserves!! I LOVE seeing someone understand and rightfully get BLOWN AWAY by the lyrics. And the instrumentals are top tier! 🤘😆🤘
My Mom had a shnit when my older bro bought their album cause it said "Black Sabbath ". She also wanted me to throw away my Edgar Winter album it has him on the cover with No Shirt. 😊👍✌
@@patrickingalls5954 yes!! My brother was in the service in California, and he always brought home the best stuff, years ahead of what we had here in the Midwest,, it might have been Iron Man, but it blew my Glenn Miller dad type out of his chair, good times from the 60s! ✌✌✌✌
@@patrickingalls5954 Those albums you mentioned, I had them and many others but my mom was into all of it with us especially Kiss. Back in 77, I was pulled over in my 67 Cougar, cuffed and taken to the station over an 8-track. Cop flipped out when he saw Montrose (Jump On It) laying on the seat. I had to explain it was just music not porn. I was later released when his superior showed up....still shake my head over that one.
@@EyesRed 😂👍! My folks were born 1922, definently not rockers. 8 tracks man, driving home on leave my Sugerloaf got stuck in the player. Radio wouldn't play with it stuck in so it was two days of " Green Eyed Lady". Guess it could of been worse. Remember how you had to have something to wedge in if it played more than one track. Or as they were fazing out a tape would get all wound up in the player . You'd be driving along and see a tape with about a half mile of tape trailing out of it. Thanks for bringing back old memories! Peace out.
You know why I watch your video's? It reminds me of me in my younger years, listening to the same songs while reading the lyrics. I still remember the first time I listened to something deep and real with good headphones on my head and my eyes closed, removing anything else but the details of the music and lyrics from the world. They are good memories. If you listen to music this way your whole life it's bound to be a journey through the minds of alot of people, with different mindsets and perceptives, through a lot of genres. I started out as a angry, young boy, listening to the hardest rock I could find with the most aggressive message, through all of metal, into the extremes of black and death metal. Somehow it softened me to hear my feelings in musical form, it made the feelings go away. Since then I've been through every genre from folk music, country, classical music to pop, RnB, rap and electronica and all their subgenres. If you just find the right artists, any genre is pretty dope. I even listen to some artists where I need to translate the lyrics, because I don't know the language they are using. Taking your time with the music is how you learn to love music.
Having family member's that served in world war one and two I have much respect 4 anyone who served and continue to serve. Nov 11 2020 is around the corner. Let's not ever forget and be grateful for so many who lost their lives. Kind of fitting given the circumstances of today's world. Deep....very deep. This song has a different meaning to anyone,who listens to it. Sorry my comment was sooo long. Thanks again Mr video.
This song in my opinion has the strongest and most important message of all time. Happy to hear it with you and a great song choice, and by the way my friend this is your best reaction to date. Now FAIRIES WEAR BOOTS please.
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I don't come here to listen to War Pigs
I come here to listen to you listen to War Pigs
Don't apologise for anything!
Same!
Yessss!
Exactly! Us old people grew up on this. It's freaking awesome to see a young man appreciate it.
@Gabe Deane👍Well spoken 🙏✌️👍
Same .... it doesn't matter. Stop rewind clip .. whatever. It doesn't matter.
This song is more than 50 years old and they're spitting lyrical facts just as true then as now. It's sad how absolutely nothing has changed 5 decades later.
Actually that's where you are wrong friend back in Vietnam war people were being drafted and for those that are not as well versed in history as I am L. B. Johnson started that war with no cause other then to be a police
5 decades? Try 10s of thousands of years...that we know of.
@@kahlbutomacfarland the one-up-manship on the Internet makes me sick
@@andrewrankin1921 I know, it’s downright repugnant. I get so nauseous it makes me suicidal.
@@kahlbutomacfarland Trump should walk out to this song at his next rally and put all of them on notice
The pauses are all good, brother. We've all heard these songs a million times. But watching you hear them for the first time makes us remember just how great they are all over again. Keep doing your thing.
Thats why reaction channels are so popular, it's like showing a friend a song you like and watching them discovery it and think about it.
@@PodreyJenkin138, I always say it's like that baby whi tastes ice cream for the first time, grabs it, and shoves it into her face. Pure delight.
All good 👍
Mr.Video Rocks!!!
Exactly ! - neal a.
Dude, I’m 50 and have been listening to Black Sabbath for most of my life. You have no idea how much it warms my heart to see this generation inspired from their music.
Thank you for keeping your mind open and listening.
have you opened your mind to hip hop yourself :)
this revolutionary theme is not endemic to rock. in fact if you can get over Jamaican patois more than half of roots is pretty much in the same vein. 25% dancehall
@@Matty80822 Yes I have. I’ve been a musician most of my life and can enjoy any style (so long as it’s done well). That being said, I’m open to any suggestions you can recommend.
@@brucemcneill6224 sick, im really digging this cross genre phenom of musical reaction channels. like I grew up with a group that had no real one genre, some days it was lil Wayne some days i lost and it was fall out boy, in my car it was jr gong and rakim and we all were down for jahwaiian. it's awesome seeing inter-action
@@brucemcneill6224 so long as it's done well, my man
66 here I feel the same way. We had some great music. These reaction guys discovering this stuff just may inspire a new genre and save rock and roll :)
LOVE how you pause & understand the meaning of the song! We've all heard this song 1000s of times & are here to watch YOU experience it for the first time. Whiners & bitchers need to sit down somewhere 😠We love you Leo 🤗🥰💖
Oh God, yes. He's seriously an incredible reactor! When other reactors pause it's usually irritating. But he does it genuinely and organically. Like your hanging out with a really cool friend who hasn't heard some of your favorite music, and he gets it.
Hear hear ! Doing it the right way.
This is the closest i can get t rehearing it for the first time.
facts!!
Welcome to the birth of heavy metal.....nothing metal you have listened to would have happened if it were not for these guys!
Godfathers of metal!!! 🤘🤘🤘
@@RockinLonghair to quote ozzy the mutha fucking godfather of rock and roll
Also the prince of darkness
@Jamez Blackjack so geez may have written it but it was ozzy's vocals that provided the pain and angst that made it what it is. To say he didn't contribute is just ignorant.
And they still sound hard! This is 50 years after it was released and it sounds so much better than half the rock stuff that's come after. Add, of course, what everyone has mentioned: the message being so deep.
No matter where you stand, this shit is fitting today. Hang in there friends. Remember we don't have to play their games of division, we can stick together and not be their puppets.
✌❤
AMEN-🙏🏼
@KINGDOM MT somebody always rules. Somebody ruled. Life.
The song speaks a universal truth. It has been true for all of recorded human history. It will be true until some huge changes occurs in the average human. Too many can't grasp the simple message of the song. The only people to win in war are the War Pigs. Everyone else looses.
@Zoned 247 I think you misunderstand what "germ warfare" is if you are going to militantly "resist" covid...
Easily the greatest anti-war song ever made imo.
Very good anti war song. For an anti war theme that still resonates easily today check out Charlie Chaplin speech at the end of the film "The Great Dictator" not a song but that shit will give you major chills!!
Machine gun
Hendrix
Thank me later
Cant be find in youtube
Banned
Metallica has some pretty good ones too, but this is the best IMO also.
Agreed , 1916 by Motorhead and the band played waltzing Matilda are 2nd and 3rd.
@@akewlen2888 I actually totally forgot about 1916. Such a good song, definitely up there on the list.
I love seeing someone's brain melt at Tony Iommi riffs. Cut his fingertips off in an accident and puts out pure metal.
Ironically cut his finger tips off working at a steel factory then becomes one of the grandfathers of metal...
They say that is why he had to tune down because the tension was too much, but that created drop metal tunings which is crazy if true.
I split my left middle finger almost in half working at a restaurant and can confirm that tuning down really helps.
@@johnentsminger4636 I’ve heard that, too. What I do know is that he invented lower gauge strings because he couldn’t press hard enough on the strings due to parts of his fingers being missing.
"Satan laughing spreads his wings" invokes for me the image of Satan laughing at the war pigs, begging for mercy, because the devil punishes those who are evil, the laugh is to basically say "You think you are getting mercy? After all you've done?"
My favorite part!
This song is 50 years old.
It will always be relevant.
Facts
The shitty part is.....you're right.Mankind is inherently violent to get what it wants.
Indeed. Had it be written 6000 years ago it would be too. We are a primitive violent and greedy bunch. Always were, always will be.
Black Sabbath got Mr. Video WOKE🔥🔥🔥
When Ozzy just talks you can barely make out a word BUT when he sings you can hardly believe it comes out of the same person.
Thanks for being a bright spot in my day! Keep on Rockin' in the free world. 😊❤👍✌
Ozzy suffers with the bad anxiety talking to people so he mumbles not to mention his brain is fried from all the drugs he has been getting better with taking tho he mumbles less
@@NorthernPerformanceGroup I heard Tony Iommi used to tease him about it a lot.
@@patrickingalls5954 ozzy was bullied badly in his childhood and his father was Abusive ozzy sed Tony IommiScares the fuck out of ozzy
I know! If you listen to him talk, it is so hard to understand, but whenever he opens his mouth to sing, he enunciates perfectly! Eddie Vedder is the complete opposite. He speaks perfectly, but whenever he sings, his lyrics can be so misinterpreted so easily. 😄
OMG so true I remember when I first heard him speak I was like wow he's British and LOL watching he Osborne shown...his reaction to his videos 🤣🤣 Oh he has partied HARD.. Amazing he's alive... Truly talented and Legendary.... They were even Band from playing this I believe for the Death tone as they call it in the beginning of the some I can't remember from where tho
The sheer fact that song is so prevalent in today's world is unfathomable. They called it years ago. A prefect example of NEVER JUDGE A BOOK BY IT'S COVER.
@benfranklin5335you know all about War ,Treaty of Paris .
I went into the Marines when this song came out. I bought the album immediately. You're listening to this for the first time and you apologize to us because the music and lyrics almost made you knock the laptop over? See, for us old-timers we get it. We get you! Dude, you are aces! Also more mature than I was when it came out because I listened to the music more than to what was being said although I knew the lyrics it did not sink into me until later in my years. To conclude my rambling here: I hear you loud and clear and appreciate your deep reaction.
Semper Fi Brother !!!! 1980-1983
We saw 3 Dog Night, Grand Funk, & Black Sabbath in Seattle. Viet Nam War! Another war song is The Monster by Steppenwolf. My husband played it a lot. He made 2 cruises. 9 month cruises. Not like today!
@@doloreshamilton6475 Monster is my favorite Steppenwolf song to this day. 3 dog night kicked butt when I saw them live. There was so much different types of music it is unbelievable to think back to those days and not miss it as far as music goes, that is. I saw grand Funk three times. One minute you're listening to Aretha Franklin on top 40 WLS in Chicago and the next song is the small faces then James Brown and then the Temptations and then the young rascals and the loving spoonful and then Donovan and then the Yardbirds...variety to the max and it was all great!
@@brnjamincarey1773 semper fi 69-72
@@gmac6503 We saw The Rascals iplay in Orlando. They played almost 3 hours. My husband was lead guitarist for a local band so they got to hang with them. Gene Cornish, their lead player, taught my husband the lead to Good Lovin’. We grew up at the perfect time. Elvis, Beatles, Rolling Stones, & on & on & on. Cream, Joplin, Hendrix. Saw The Rolling Stones in 88. They were amazing! ZZ Top great too. Had a conveyor belt on stage to do their moves. Enjoy chatting with someone who knows real music. Lol. Righteous Bros., Temptations, Little Richard, Chuck Berry 😱there are too many to name.
"The RUclips police will be at the door, knockin'!".😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This is widely considered the birth of heavy metal, right here.
"RUclips gonna block this, it's too good!" - had me lol'ing.
As a fellow marijuana enthusiast you gotta check out Sweet Leaf by Sabbath🤘🏻✌🏻
Definitely gotta be in the menu
@Brad Viviviyal I am with you on that one. Cannabis is the word to use and not any of the stupid slang. Terms like marijuana, pot, dope, etc. only serves to demonize a wonderful and amazingly useful plant.
@@Easy_Skanking Whatever, it's a free country, people can call it what they want.
@@aryansigrid We pretend that it's a free country...
And I call people that use incorrect terminology ignorant and contributing to the problem of prohibition.
This song introduced me to metal back in the day. Of course, at the time, it was covered by Faith No More. Still, an intro to a life of metal none the less.
Black Sabbath's lyricist/bassist Geezer Butler was actually a vegan hippie who was aggressively opposed to the Vietnam war..
When I listen to BLACK SABBATH so do my neighbors! And they must really like it cause they are always pounding on the door to turn up, never can get loud enough!
Damn Ward on the drums! WOOHOOOO
my neighbors the same. they throw bricks through the windows to hear it better
My neighbors called the police so they wouldn't miss out
You won't be disappointed if you go down the Black Sabbath rabbit hole! 💞
"Fairies Wear Boots" my friend!! Keep the rock alive!!
Yes yes yes!!
Yes!! Fairies Wear Boots!!! You gotta believe me!
For sure a banger
YESSSSSSSS
I saw it I saw it with my own two eyes
No matter what Ozzy does... I always seem to enjoy it! Ozzy is just a unique, one of a kind musician and soul!!!
Soul, yes but nobody has ever insinuated that Ozzy is any kind of musician. Unless you count the voice as an instrument.
@Brad Viviviyal I never said he wasn't great. Ive been a fan since I was 10. What I said was that he isn't a musician. A musician plays music, short of the odd harmonica, Ozzy doesn't play music, he sings it.
@Robert High-n-Dry I did say, if you count the voice as an instrument, then yes but otherwise he is simply an amazing singer and frontman but not musician.
@@iamperplexed4695 try playing the harmonica! And then come back and tell me he can’t play an instrument!
Ozzy the Truth!
Absolutely
Bruh, i se you in every comment section spreading love. Been a fan of you delz for a long time!
He didn't write any of the lyrics tho. Geezer did.
Ozzy barely wrote any of the lyrics for Sabbath lol. He was just a front man/singer.
@@subzero308 he was a damn good messenger though
Phil Church here and I'm 65 and love Black sabbath .. nice to see that you really understand the song ..
I think most songs should first be experienced with the recorded version. But, the live version of this is OUTSTANDING!
Agreed, I wish he reacted to the album version of stairway to heaven first. Not saying the live version wasn't amazing but the album version is clean and precise.
Same- I 99.9% say studio for first timers- but this was great and another is “do you feel like we do.” Frampton- which he has done-
@@tinacolbourneart1091 yeah, the solo in the album version is perfection
Seconded, doubly so if you include the context of when it took place considering it was in the middle of the hippy movement and nothing had sounded like this before them
I will say anything before 1980 needs to be heard on a record at some point, I got to get a chance to hear this on a decent table and speakers and holy lord almighty layers all over the place the cd didn't have.
My parents worried about me because I listen to this loud back in the day..
I'm 62 and love old and new music. (Old rock still rocks) I just appreciate music...
It's also fun to see old music videos and what they wore...hair styles.. 😎
Mary Smith, you are my hero
My 70 yr old dad saw them at the Philmore East in the early 70’s. Used to play them on his reel to reel player. I fell in love with them and saw Ozzy in the late 80’s.. my kids are hardcore Sabbath & Ozzy fans. Three generations one amazing band... keep rocking young lady.
Lol I'm 60 n still listen to heavy metal
System of the down helps me get up to clean lol
Forgot to mention I'm classically trained pianist lol
Australia 💕 Christina
My father too 🔥 he turns 70 this year 🤟🏻
Rock on. 🤘🤘
I forgot how many bangers sabbath did 🏴🏴
I love the realization of what War Pigs was... it was like “I get it know....” and then the real realization set in and it just went to “WHOA”
Apparently enough people didn't listen and get it, both parties are part of the war machine more so now than ever!
Just imagine me at 19, Drill Sergeants sang this as a cadence....
Haha good shit
In who's man Army?
DI made this one kid sing green days when September ends after finding lyrics in the mail. I was dying.
It's like cops jamming to Rage against the machine
@@Roxanneredpanda 🤣
He paused it and said "FACTS"
PLEASE keep exploring because I love watching you fall in love with the music I grew up listening too
These guys are the grandfather of modern heavy metal and 99% of hard rock, Ozzy, Bill, Tony & Geezer have been rocking it out for 50 years man, congratulations Mr. Video your ears have been blessed by the metal Gods!!!!!👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👌🏻🤘🏻🤯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🐐!!!
@Brad Viviviyal crybaby
Don't worry about the "trolls" Hon... Some people are so jealous and petty they get off on "bitching" ... I feel sorry for them, myself....You, my guy, are pure entertainment
I wish I could like this comment 100 times 🤩
When i first heard this back in the 80's... I was floored!!
A black teen, with a head banging metal loving friend/ roommate, i was DRUGged to metal/rock concerts, with very little resistance. I was plunged head first into a new word!
I must admit, that with the mixture of Hiip Hop, R&B, Rock/Metal, and Country music, i was took through various levels of understanding.
Being an Army brat, and a Veteran really paid off.
Keep seeking, bro.
There are worlds of knowledge out there!
Peace!
You should have heard in 1970 When it came out ,,,, If you were not old enough Your parents more than likely did ,,, The 70s were OUT STANDING for putting out FANTASTIC rock music,
Im 57 years old. I first heard BLACK SABBATH when i was 17. This music forever changed my life, and my Music Preferences. I saw Black Sabbath 2 times in Colorado USA. 🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼
Having bought this album when it came out, I can assure you that my parents, my sister, and all of my neighbors can sing every word of this song.
🤣🤘
🤣. All my neighbors know every Tool song.
I have heard this more times than any other song in the last 49 years. Never, ever gets old.
Oh Lord yeah!
"No more tears" - Ozzy Osbourne is a banger. You have to do it if RUclips allows it
Also, check out "Planet Caravan" - Black Sabbath, its a total change a pace and its a chill stoner vibe lol
Or sweet leaf by sabbath. He’s gonna love that one
Please do the long long non radio edit "no more tears" omg please
Planet Caravan is amazing.
I was lucky enough to see Planet Caravan performed by Sabbath and Pantera live in concert for Sabbath's reunion tour in Detroit on my 21st birthday. Won main floor seats and backstage passes from WRIF. Greatest day of my life, and I have kids 😂
Omg I actually saw your goosebumps 😳 this time the angle was perfect for a moment. Lol I just love how you always try to show us your goosebumps and we never get the perfect angle to see them, until now!
Bro I don’t even like reaction videos but I loved this and don’t you dare apologize for pausing!! It’s some heavy shit!! So happy people are still discovering these songs
I have always loved how Ozzy's voice is showcased in this song. Used to stop me in my tracks even as a kid. Seeing him live was a BLESSING
I love the way your mind works and how into each lyric you delve. It’s refreshing. Your enthusiasm is off the charts ! And your love of music is profound . Thank you so much for sharing with us !!!!
Some of the greatest riffs ever invented. Lyrics so heavy you get crushed. You got it right lay back and feel the power. ✌ ☮
Amazing that you mentioned video vs. audio. Most other "reactors" out there chose this song with a fan made video which, while entertaining, completely distracted them from the meaning.You chose wisely.
Exacly! I was so happy he didn't go for that thing. It has nothing to do with Black Sabbath.
Pretty sure he did both. Video first then without it after comments gave him a heads up.
It's okay, man, you're alive, that's why we're watching your reaction!
Don't be afraid to express the deeper meanings of these songs just because people may ridicule you, there's those of us that would never put you on such a upstream negative resistance vibration. You are reading into the lyrics and understandings ones deepest connection to the wrong doings in this world, but it's people like you and I, and sooooo many others who thrive to make this world better, and hiding how we feel means the opposition eats off controlling our abilities to think freely for ourselves.
Great reaction! You nailed it brother!
YESSSS MOOOOREEEE! Sabbath suggestions:
Into the Void
Wheels of Confusion
Snowblind
Children of the Grave
that a girl..who do you prefer Ozzy era,or neon knits,heaven and hell,Ronnie James Dio ?
Hand of Doom!
I second Children of the Grave
what about the wizard
@@thomastaylor9579 Love me some RJD. Though pointing him out with Black Sabbath show's your youth.
I absolutely LOVE when you can see the exact moment the meaning of a song hits someone. Fkkn love it, man.
I have listened to this songs hundreds of times in my life, and I still feel the same when I listen to it. The louder you play it the better it sounds
My time in the Army 40 years ago I carried the heavy machine gun called the M-60.One of the nicknames was The Hog.Or as I called it and wrote with chalk on the receiver everytime I took it out was"War Pig".
What war was 40 years ago
This song is still relevant, today
Has been relevant for tens of thousands of years.
There is nothing new about this.
There are reasons some music stands the test of time, the musicianship and also do they speak a truth that resonates with people
Ur the only reaction channel I watch now, most of them feel fake, stay authentic homie
Glad that you reacted to a video that wasn't a video, too many people try to find the meaning in the videos, and the meaning and heart is in the lyrics.
Fucking love Bill Ward's drumming on this song. He beat the drums like they owed him money to this song!
Never apologize for letting the music, and Ozzy's penetrating voice move You. That's when it's really good. You have a captive audience, we are thrilled to wait and watch. You are so animated, that is one of the joys of watching you! HUGZ luv, always such fun to hang out and listen to the music with you. Enjoy, we are patient while you absorb the vibe \m/
Facts
Not sure if anyone has suggested this one - Creedence Clearwater Revival - Bad Moon Rising And FOREIGNER ‘I WANNA KNOW WHAT LOVE IS’
Bad Moon rising, what a tune, always reminds me of American werewolf in London!
@@OffGridMadMan Haha, I always think of Andre “Bad Moon” Rison and Chris Berman’s nicknames for people.
Both of those are great!!
There's a bathroom on the right 😁. Great song 💗
@@bethshadid2087 I love it when Fogerty sings a line of that in Bad Moon Rising!!! I think he must have started doing that because some fans thought that was what he was saying. I remember singing that as a kid, only to learn as an adult that John sometimes sings one of the last lines as "There's a bathroom on the right!!".
Great song. 50 years old!
I'm old and I've heard this sing since I was a kid. I've never been a super Sabbath fan or a heavy metal freak. But I LOVE this track. It's a masterpiece! It gets me every time. The lyrics are so tight. The tempo changes and power of the overall song is fire!
And yes, you totally got it at the end!
Someone getting goosebumps listening to sabbath for the first time is quite the pleasure to see. Reminds me when I was a kid and heard this for the first time. Much love brother
Classic!!! Crazy Train next please
Love watching you find these classics, brings me back! Keep up the good work!
Because of the imagery, hardcore sound and onstage antics ( not to mention the name) people thought Ozzy was some kind of satan worshipper. But he preached peace in his lyrics. Check out Crazy Train. I suggest you do it like this one and listen to it with lyrics scrolling on the screen.
Hell I would even go with Revelation (Mother Earth). But in all honesty the whole Blizzard of Ozz album is awesome.
I am white, you are black. I grew up with Hippy parents listening to Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, The Doors and such.
The mere fact you are feeling this shows me we are truly all the same.
Much love my man.
Music is timeless. This song came out in the 70s, and still punches like a grown man. I love watching you discover the bangers of metal. Keep following the trial of metal. You go!
Ozzie is the man!! The singing is so off the chart . Glad you opened your mind again young man
Songs of Black Sabbath to smoke a joint a drink some wine too.
"Planet Caravan" & "Solitude".
A different side from them.
Oh yes hv just listened to solitude
OMG YEZZZ, PLANET
CARAVAN! IT TAKES YOUR MIND AND SOUL
FOR A MINICATION 🌌🎆🌠🎇 BUT HE MUST SEE THE BEAUTIFUL VISUAL OF THE VIDEO
TO REALLY GET THE VIBES! L⭐️VE IT💫
@Brad Viviviyal Absolutely. I tend to listen to Planet Caravan , Solitude and after, Zeitgeist. I think all 3 compliment each other
Into the Void
Solitude is sad and beautiful
-"RUclips is gonna block this! It's too good!"
Love it... :D
It's ok man, no-one can take in this song all in one go first time round. 50 years after it was loosed onto the world and you are still having a physical reaction to it. It gave you goosebumps in the first few minutes, can you imagine what it was like to be in a crowd of thousands hearing this live, unfiltered, unstoppable, raw and powerful.
This is what they mean when they say "the power of music has no bounds."
Man I check you out everyday. Love your reacts. Gets me hyped
5:21 when you realized the message of the song. ✊😊 #fightthepower (I'll say it... the poor are expendable)
FACTS!
True, but he didn´t get it 100%, because he can´t know the context in which this song came out. He basically said that the people that serve do join the military mainly for the money and they are misused by those in power. While that is true today, this song was specifically comdemning the draft system (involuntary conscriptions) during the Vietnam War which particularly affected underpriviledged kids, many PoC.
👍👍👍 109 Thousand next stop 110.. Keep on rocking partner.
Great to see so many people who might have never listened to this kind of music actually listen and enjoy listening to it. It’s also very cool to see how people react to the power of the lyrics. You can’t fake some things.
The biggest reason they send the poor to war is because we are their pawns. Love you,your reactions. I always hit the like button although I don't always reply
. I'm sorry I can't subscribe to your channel(would love to) but I'm poor 😢. Thankyou for what you do!!!!
MY GUY! I couldn’t click faster. Love this song! Love you! Love your reactions!
RUSSELL WESTBROOK ON A FARM - LIL DICKY
OZZY/BLACK SABBATH ARE LIVING ICONS.... AND YOUR TROLLS BELONG UNDER BRIDGES LIKE HISTORY SAYS ;) :)... YOU SHOULD TRY OZZY- NO MORE TEARS, DIARY OF A MADMAN, SWEET LEAF, IRON MAN, ULTIMATE SIN.... AHH HELL JUST PLAY ANYTHING OZZY OR BLACK SABBATH .. 😄👍✌
Pretty sure he'd like Sweet Leaf,,,👍👍👍😎
Changes will make him say, is this really Black Sabbath?
When your stank face hit I knew you was gonna lose it. This is a banger from the early days of metal.
Saw those bumps clearly dude. You was into it deep.
Mate it's really awesome you've expanded your horizons!
Music is amazing
This is my FAVORITE song of all time. It's literally the alarm clock on my phone. Haha. I have woken up to this song countless times.
I LOVE Black Sabbath, especially when Ozzy sang with them.
BTW, even just for yourself, watch the Live In Paris version of this - you get to see Bill on those drums. There is war, lol. xx
bro your youtube police sound 'woop woop woop' cracked me up. Keep up the good work dude
Please react to Led Zeppelin when the leeve breaks or black dog please
Yesss when the Levee breaks my favourite Zeppelin song
+1 for the greatest Led Zeppelin song ever... Black Dog 🤘❤🤘
In my time of dying
Since I've been loving you
Ten years gone
Going to California
@@NDE239 oooh yes Going to California. Thats a good chill sitting around the campfire camping tune 🥰
This is the type of reaction this song deserves!! I LOVE seeing someone understand and rightfully get BLOWN AWAY by the lyrics. And the instrumentals are top tier! 🤘😆🤘
Easily The best “War Pigs” reaction on all of RUclips. And not even close!
I remember very well the day I put the needle down on this song. My dad invented WTF right away!
My Mom had a shnit when my older bro bought their album cause it said "Black Sabbath ". She also wanted me to throw away my Edgar Winter album it has him on the cover with No Shirt. 😊👍✌
@@patrickingalls5954 yes!! My brother was in the service in California, and he always brought home the best stuff, years ahead of what we had here in the Midwest,, it might have been Iron Man, but it blew my Glenn Miller dad type out of his chair, good times from the 60s! ✌✌✌✌
😂😂😂
@@patrickingalls5954 Those albums you mentioned, I had them and many others but my mom was into all of it with us especially Kiss. Back in 77, I was pulled over in my 67 Cougar, cuffed and taken to the station over an 8-track. Cop flipped out when he saw Montrose (Jump On It) laying on the seat. I had to explain it was just music not porn. I was later released when his superior showed up....still shake my head over that one.
@@EyesRed 😂👍! My folks were born 1922, definently not rockers.
8 tracks man, driving home on leave my Sugerloaf got stuck in the player. Radio wouldn't play with it stuck in so it was two days of " Green Eyed Lady". Guess it could of been worse.
Remember how you had to have something to wedge in if it played more than one track. Or as they were fazing out a tape would get all wound up in the player . You'd be driving along and see a tape with about a half mile of tape trailing out of it. Thanks for bringing back old memories! Peace out.
Yes!!🔥🔥🔥🔥 Mr V always brings a smile to mt face!! Thank you!💗 the song is deep
You know why I watch your video's? It reminds me of me in my younger years, listening to the same songs while reading the lyrics. I still remember the first time I listened to something deep and real with good headphones on my head and my eyes closed, removing anything else but the details of the music and lyrics from the world. They are good memories. If you listen to music this way your whole life it's bound to be a journey through the minds of alot of people, with different mindsets and perceptives, through a lot of genres. I started out as a angry, young boy, listening to the hardest rock I could find with the most aggressive message, through all of metal, into the extremes of black and death metal. Somehow it softened me to hear my feelings in musical form, it made the feelings go away. Since then I've been through every genre from folk music, country, classical music to pop, RnB, rap and electronica and all their subgenres. If you just find the right artists, any genre is pretty dope. I even listen to some artists where I need to translate the lyrics, because I don't know the language they are using. Taking your time with the music is how you learn to love music.
I've been watching for years now and i'm so glad that i keep finding hidden videos everywhere. it's like finding cash in the couch!
The system has been broken for a loooooong time. Sabbath sang and rocked that message out. Well done!
Having family member's that served in world war one and two I have much respect 4 anyone who served and continue to serve. Nov 11 2020 is around the corner. Let's not ever forget and be grateful for so many who lost their lives. Kind of fitting given the circumstances of today's world. Deep....very deep. This song has a different meaning to anyone,who listens to it. Sorry my comment was sooo long. Thanks again Mr video.
Yessss I told u to react to this one on the last Black Sabbath video. God bless👏
51 year old song. watch the live version from 1969.
Damn this song is even older than me
1969, I was 14 and in 7th grade, AND was one of the few "long hairs" in school. Sweet memories
forty years later, and this song still gives me serious goosebumps..........few bands can do that like Black Sabbath
One of my generation's greatest protest anthems..against greed , war, injustice and discrimination.
Tony Iommi is a beast
Nice avi and user name,,,👍😎
@@LordEagle thanks, can't cuck the tuck
This song in my opinion has the strongest and most important message of all time. Happy to hear it with you and a great song choice, and by the way my friend this is your best reaction to date. Now FAIRIES WEAR BOOTS please.
Sabbath has done it to all of us, at one time or another, Man. No sweat! Now you need to hear Sweet Leaf!! You're gonna love that one! Lol!
Dude you’re reviewing one of the greatest metal songs of all time. I’m so happy to see you enjoying it. Yep
Bro ya gotta do "Sweet Leaf" (hint: it's about his first time smoking the "herb" of RnR)
As an educator I try to play this song at least once a year for my students.
Nice