@@AaliyahCapiliid you see Geezer's hand plucking on those bass strings? 🫨 Just as impressive as Bill on the drums... We just don't get to see a lot of him in this video, but we can hear him...He's also a beast...A rhythm section to reckon with.. 🤘🙂
to see a great opera singer like yourself listening to all types of music warms my old heart all music has something to offer a world without music would be a sad place
Oh hello, thank you very much for sharing, i really learn a lot from all the performances that i have watched. They are so amazing🥰super thanks for your kind words🌺
Imagine one day Aaliyah goes to her parents, "I'm giving up on classical music and Opera, I want to be a rock star". Could be a good prank for you to pull on them some day 🤣🤣
I saw OZZY with Black Sabbath on Never Say Die tour and the solo tours of the Blizzard of OZZ and I was at Randy Rhoads last concert in Knoxville Tennessee and OZZFEST both solo and Black Sabbath 13 reunion! OZZY OSBOURNE is class all the way! My favorite solo artist and Black Sabbath is not the same without the original lineup including OZZY!
Black Sabbath came out in 1970 & absolutely steamrolled over the Peace & Love/Flower Child generation. Many bands contributed to the sound of heavy metal music (Jimi Hendrix, The MC 5 etc.) but, Black Sabbath was surly the very fist heavy metal band. I usually focus on the Guitar & the Bass in a song but, Bill Ward was an exceptional drummer & in this particular performance he really makes his presence felt & shows off his talent. I don't know if it was the acoustics of the auditorium, the way it was mixed & recorded or maybe a bit of each but, if you're like me & don't usually notice the drummer, go back & listen to this again & you'll feel a newfound appreciation for Bill Ward.
This is a drumming masterpiece. The guitar player is Tony iommi. My dad was a simi famous drummer in the 60s and 70s he taught me procussions from the age of 6 and I pretty much mastered it. But when heard Tony iommi play along with jimmy page of led zeppelin I knew that's all I wanted to play was the guitar. My uncles was rock guitarist and I started hanging around them and lots and lots of practice and more practice. I started my on band. But Tony iommis story is wats amazing. Before he recorded with black Sabbath he has a job in a steel plant. And it was last day. He wasn't going to work but they called him in and he went. Then right before his shift was over a machine he was using came down and cut the tips of his fingers off. He was in the hospital depressed. But he decided to over come it. He built some homemade leather and plastic caps for his fingers and had to learn how to play again. it the 60s there was very little help for him. But as we know today it turned out great for him as he is one of the top 5 guitarist. I also that if tony didn't have that accident he wouldn't have had the hard sound he made because of the leather caps. That he still uses today. You can see them in this video. Its hard enough to master the guitar but today do it twice is amazing ❤❤❤😂
Nice comment, the influence that Tony Iommi had over hard rock and heavy metal can never be overstated, he is up there with Hendrix, Page, Clapton and Van Halen for the players that everyone respected and one way or another, incorporated something from them in their playing. I'm 68, an old hippie and did I ever live at the right time for music!
@@vicprovost2561 yeah it depends on the person grading the guitarist on who's the best. There is one guitarist that always left out of the conversation and was considered the best guitarist of the late 60s " Joe Walsh " at the same time " jimmy Hendrix was tour with a group called the moving sidewalks with a young 16 year old guitarist by the name of " Billy gibbons " jimmy was asked who was his favorite guitar players he rattled of some old blues guys then said he has a 16 yr old guitarist on tour with him that's as good as anybody out there. They became good friends . I found several pictures in my dad's belongings not long ago and he has a lot of pictures of famous people but these 5 pictures was my favorite. It was jimmy and billy picking together on acoustic guitars . Don't know where he took them or anything dads been gone over 30 yrs. I'm just now going through his stuff. I bet there is a hundred or more crates of albums
@@Sad-Rocker Yes, love Joe Walsh, just outside my top 10, just missed him in the James Gang but saw him twice solo and twice with the Eagles, magnificent musician, electric and acoustic guitars and organ, plus a great and unique singer/songwriter. James Gang Live is my favorite Joe Walsh.
@@AaliyahCapili Aaliyah, you need to see The Danish National Orchestra performing the two main themes from "The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly". That was a western movie starring Clint Eastwood back 1967. The music score was created by Enio Morricone. It's epic beyond epic!! You might want to watch the movie first for context before watching the orchestra performance, but is not required. Cheers!🙂
so many great bands and singers from country, rock, and metal yet for you to explore... listen to everything and dont ever limit yourself to only one its all great in its own way
Hi Aaliyah! Ozzy has one of those voices that gets referenced a lot in vocal discussions because it's so unique. You mentioned his nasality and pure tone; another component of his signature sound is his almost complete lack of vibrato, which lends an urgency to his delivery. Bill Ward's drumming really stands out here, too. Great reaction!
Any genre of music when it’s done masterfully is heaven to any music lover. These guys created their own genre that’s revered to this day and I feel it will never end while there are humans.
A little tip: you can click anywhere in the video area to pause/play. You don’t need to hunt for that little button in the bottom left. Spacebar should also do the trick.
Every time I watch Bill Ward and Geezer play together? I get amazed even after 45 years. Ozzy has that voice that sounds different than anyone else, that's what makes it cool. Tony Iommi is a Riff Master and one of the first to downtune.
I never thought I'd see the day when an opera singer would be enjoying War Pigs, lol. You're too much. This live version is new to me. Some of the lyrics are different than the album version. Thanks for presenting it. :)
Man, you are super smart. I like your short and sweet analysis of singing styles and mouth position in all your reactions. Us fans and subs don't need the lengthy minutes long analysis as we probably wouldn't understand anyways. haha. And I like your astute comments about lyrical content.
I really enjoyed watching your reaction to this incredible performance - and your evident joy is truly engaging. I respect your willingness and excitement to explore Black Sabbath (don't stop here lol).
It's even more impressive when you learn that the guitarist lost three of his fingertips on his right hand in a manufacturing accident. He has artificial tips for fingers and he's still plays that good 🤘
@@AaliyahCapili anytime 😊 can you please do "Ferries wear Boots" from Black Sabbath? It's one of my favorites of all time. And soon to be yours too 🤘 enjoy
As I mentioned on your Led Zeppelin reaction about fate playing a role in Robert Plant and John Bonham being added to the band, the same applied to Black Sabbath, Ozzy went to the same school as Tony did - when Ozzy wanted to audition for Tony and Bill they blew him off initially bc Tony figured it was a joke never hearing of Ozzy singing before. Later Ozzy and Geezer (guitarist at the time) went to see Bill Ward about being a drummer for them - so the four gave it a go and in 5 min knew they had something special. FATE
Keep up the great reviews. Its nice to get a perspective from someone not as familiar with Rock which I assume is why you do it, a complete break away from your comfort zone. Its appreciated.
Have you reacted what's considered one of the greatest songs of all time. And it will be up your street. Queen "Bohemian Rhapsody" When it came out it 1975 it was ground breaking . Also reacting to the Carpenters would interesting 😊
This was on Ozzy's earlier days. After leaving Black Sabbath he started a solo career and his guitarist Randy Rhodes, who was a music teacher taught him how to sing. So if you do some of his solo you'll hear his improved vocals.
Ozzy's best vocal performance (and voice) was by far on Black Sabbath's album Sabotage from 1975, at least in my opinion. But either way, you should listen to the two first Ozzy albums with Randy Rhoads who is one of the greatest guitar players ever (for me the best ever, although I almost wanna say that he and Eddie Van Halen are both the best ever).
The young Ozzy ran off the conviction that he was in a damn good hard rock band. When the press hated them but the fans loved them he really grew as a singer. By the 6th album (1975) he was outrageously good.
Ozzy is my favorite singer. He has a unique voice that you can always tell it’s him singing. If you enjoy this song you should also check out his solo stuff. He has always loved his fans which probably helps him on stage. Maybe that is something that could help when you are performing.
Yes. tempo and volume will always be associated with hard and intense, high energy rock. But what Sabbath is BEST known for is how "heavy" they were. There IS a difference as Aaliyah had noticed with the slower tempos still being intense. They broke the mold in that regard. Bands would later try to capture that heaviness, some successful, some not. I was never a rabid Sabbath fan, I was more into Ozzy's solo stuff. But seeing this performance for the first time is actually revealing how good Ozzy's voice was back then. Thanks Aaliyah, Awesome synopsis!
This must have absolutely blown peoples minds in 1970. I mean....Sugar Shack was playing on the radio at the same time. I'll bet that audience walked out of that concert feeling like they were mugged.
I just see one of my favorite bands in history... Pioneers of "heavy" playing. For sure their style was much "dirty & rude" than other bands, playing more "technically" (Pink Floyd, Yes, ELP, King Crimson, Genesis, etc.), but it was on Black Sabbath that the whole stream of metal music (that is, the one that created me) was based. I will only add that it was probably Tony iommi (not Lommi) who created this technique of playing the guitar called "metal-riff", as unfortunately he lost his fingers in an accident and started playing these "riffs" with 2/3 fingers. And this had a great influence on: the simplification of the melody (punk, punk-rock, grindcore music) and the heaviness, the power of the musicians (metal). Let's add great musicians (wonderful and characteristic vocals of Ozzie, drums + bass guitar) and we have a set 😍😍 Bye bye Aaliyah See ya! And let's remember that Ozzy in those years: opened his mouth (technically speaking) to sing and danced (technically speaking) how and when the f**k he wanted 🤣🤣🤣 I'm sorry for the bad words but I had to write this 😇😇😇 that's a spirit
So cool to see younger people appreciating classic rock and metal. Gives me hope! Just discovered your channel with Rainbow's "Stargazer", going to check out Iron Maiden after this. Rock on! 🤘
By the way, about nasal resonance; it seems to be an English thing! Apparently, something They're born with! By the way, I ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR REACTIONS! They're so genuine! Seeing you get astounded and amazed by things that do the same thing to everyone else, all of us! FABULOUS!!! That's why I subscribe to you just now! But... About the performance, and not just this one... Trust me on this... It IS A PERFORMANCE! You have to do it like that every time you perform, whether you feel it or not,; It's an act!!! I did it for years! It doesn't matter how you feel, you just have to make it look EASY AND FUN!... Whether it is or NOT 😸😸😸!!! And as far as Ozzy... You can only understand him when he's singing!... Have you ever heard him speak??? He's what the English people call a broomie! And there is no Broomie to English dictionary! 😸 And, I kind of get why you watch the live versions of these songs, but I'd rather see your reaction to the studio versions! Or at least your reaction to the live versions, AFTER You've heard the studio version! And, I do really, really like how you research the bands and the songs! GREAT JOB! WAY BETTER THAN THE CHARISMATIC VOICE! She only reacts and responds to "paying"subscribers!!!!!!!! I hope you're not like her!!!!!!!!!!! And, being that you're a queen fan, I would ABSOLUTELY HIGHLY RECOMMEND listening to the first seven studio albums that they recorded!!!!!!!!!! I GUARANTEE THAT YOU WILL BE FLATTENED!!!!!!!!!!!
I have read a few comments about this video and I agree with what people are saying about you and the basics of the song. However, what I did not really see anyone comment about is how this song hit us with a tone of bricks back in the day. The Vietnam War was going on, with a lot of protests and also civil rights was being implemented. I myself was bussed from Maryland to downtown DC and the inner city kids were bussed to what should have been my school. I am a Lumbee Indian who lived in a neighborhood with Air Force Brats outside Andrews Air Force Base. I was very aware of what was happening including the assassination of MLK and Robert Kennedy. I won't keep giving you a history lesson, but this song is more than just a song.
Take a deeper dive into Tony Iommi in how he invented the heavy metal sound w/ this 5 min video on YT titled "The Horrific Accident That Created Heavy Metal." It's worth your time and very inspirational.
It is always a sight to behold and hear when a four or five piece group holds such individual talent and come together as a living breathing unit. Ozzy was and is a supreme band leader who absolutely loved his job from his teen years to now. in this performance he literally re writes all the lyrics just because he can...every song they did held a powerful message and your brilliant reaction shows that great music remains relevant no matter the passage of time...looking forward to your future, Aaliyah
Great reaction. I know it's normal for the singer & lead guitarist to be the focus of attention, but for me, Geezer Butler & Bill Ward will always be the greatest rhythm section in rock music. PS - the lyrics (like in most BS songs) are written by Geezer.
I agree with the suggestion that you listen to the studio version with the finalized, mature version of the lyrics. The sound and tone of the song on the album are so haunting and the meaning of the song becomes much clearer. Maybe watch a lyric video if you're so inclined. The drummer Bill Ward kills it in this video, they could have just kept the camera on him! BTW, the guitarist, Tony Iommi, is pronounced 'Eye oh me.' He lost some fingertips in an accident at his factory job, started wearing prosthetic ones to play, and down-tuned his guitar so the strings wouldn't vibrate with quite as much tension. This led to a lower tone in his iconic riffs and gave birth the heavy metal sound. More Black Sabbath please! Can you react to 'Supernaut.' please? Or 'Hand of Doom?'
Our sweet songbird. You should check out one of the best vocalist ever Robert plant of led zeppelin. There song "" since I've been loving you'" live at Madison square garden 1973..
Great reaction. I just want to second everyone saying you should hear the studio version with the finalized lyrics. It's one of great anti-war songs ever (though this is an amazing live version too, so raw & great). Geezer, the bassist, wrote most of the band's lyrics and he was a great lyricist. You should hear Hand of Doom, another great song w/ great lyrics, that also showcases how great Geezer and Bill (drummer) could swing. In War Pigs live you can see Bill's a beast, but he could swing like mad and play beautifully, almost orchestral fills too.
Nice reaction. I hope you do more Sabbath - with both Ozzy and Ronnie James Dio as their singers. Thanks for the technical breakdown. And thanks for the smile. Enjoyed all of it.
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There's something about seeing a 19-hear-old opera singer girl headbanging to Sabbath's War Pigs that reinvigorates the soul.. 🙂
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she is so aware
@@AaliyahCapiliid you see Geezer's hand plucking on those bass strings? 🫨 Just as impressive as Bill on the drums... We just don't get to see a lot of him in this video, but we can hear him...He's also a beast...A rhythm section to reckon with.. 🤘🙂
Sabbath bois are about the same age in that video. It is a high school band after all.
Bill Ward is an animal on drums. Unreal.
Right?!!!!
Bill Ward was one of the best rock drummers
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For drummers and bassists, this song is a workout.
Yeah, they got a bunch of those, eh?
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Geezer is one my influences to pick up the bass
@@DizzyD850 Geezer is in my top 3, with John Paul Jones and John Entwhistle, they stand ahead of all others for me.
@@AaliyahCapilican I suggest you check out a song called "Cemetery Gates" by a band called 'Pantera'.
I promise you won't regret it.
Bill ward absolutely kills it and sorta steals the stage and I love it because drummers don’t often get that chance in rock and metal
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to see a great opera singer like yourself listening to all types of music warms my old heart all music has something to offer a world without music would be a sad place
Oh hello, thank you very much for sharing, i really learn a lot from all the performances that i have watched. They are so amazing🥰super thanks for your kind words🌺
It's a treat watching a younger generation witness Black Sabbath greatness.
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This performance is all about Bill on the drums for me. Such an intense piece of playing
Thanks for sharing Mr. Richard🌺
Rumour has it they owed him a couple of pounds😂
It's a great performance all around, but I have to say that I prefer it sung with the original lyrics ;)
He’s totally going for it!
No doubt, beat the holy hell out of that snare and such a crazy amount of power on the quick fills.
Imagine one day Aaliyah goes to her parents, "I'm giving up on classical music and Opera, I want to be a rock star". Could be a good prank for you to pull on them some day 🤣🤣
😊😊😊thanks so much Mr. Fraser💕
I saw OZZY with Black Sabbath on Never Say Die tour and the solo tours of the Blizzard of OZZ and I was at Randy Rhoads last concert in Knoxville Tennessee and OZZFEST both solo and Black Sabbath 13 reunion! OZZY OSBOURNE is class all the way! My favorite solo artist and Black Sabbath is not the same without the original lineup including OZZY!
Thanks so much for sharing
Black Sabbath came out in 1970 & absolutely steamrolled over the Peace & Love/Flower Child generation. Many bands contributed to the sound of heavy metal music (Jimi Hendrix, The MC 5 etc.) but, Black Sabbath was surly the very fist heavy metal band.
I usually focus on the Guitar & the Bass in a song but, Bill Ward was an exceptional drummer & in this particular performance he really makes his presence felt & shows off his talent. I don't know if it was the acoustics of the auditorium, the way it was mixed & recorded or maybe a bit of each but, if you're like me & don't usually notice the drummer, go back & listen to this again & you'll feel a newfound appreciation for Bill Ward.
Thanks so much for sharing and for your feedback Mr. Harry
Ozzy in Black Sabbath is the only time I'll accept rhyming masses with masses 😋
I’m with you
The masses agree 💯
Exactly!
It's because the record company thought, "watch them eat dead rat's innards" was too much and made them rewrite the lyrics.
The masses at mass.
YES - a perfect insight into Black Sabbath - slow almost ponderous riffs but infused with almost overwhelming power - like a giant industrial machine.
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Other things, a few songs, but you found it...this is the birth of heavy metal...good for you. It all starts here.
Thank you💕
OMG, Bill Ward on the Drums!!
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This is a drumming masterpiece. The guitar player is Tony iommi. My dad was a simi famous drummer in the 60s and 70s he taught me procussions from the age of 6 and I pretty much mastered it. But when heard Tony iommi play along with jimmy page of led zeppelin I knew that's all I wanted to play was the guitar. My uncles was rock guitarist and I started hanging around them and lots and lots of practice and more practice. I started my on band. But Tony iommis story is wats amazing. Before he recorded with black Sabbath he has a job in a steel plant. And it was last day. He wasn't going to work but they called him in and he went. Then right before his shift was over a machine he was using came down and cut the tips of his fingers off. He was in the hospital depressed. But he decided to over come it. He built some homemade leather and plastic caps for his fingers and had to learn how to play again. it the 60s there was very little help for him. But as we know today it turned out great for him as he is one of the top 5 guitarist. I also that if tony didn't have that accident he wouldn't have had the hard sound he made because of the leather caps. That he still uses today. You can see them in this video. Its hard enough to master the guitar but today do it twice is amazing ❤❤❤😂
Nice comment, the influence that Tony Iommi had over hard rock and heavy metal can never be overstated, he is up there with Hendrix, Page, Clapton and Van Halen for the players that everyone respected and one way or another, incorporated something from them in their playing. I'm 68, an old hippie and did I ever live at the right time for music!
Forgot Jeff Beck, David Gilmour, Ritchie Blackmore, Carlos Santana, Brian May, yeah on and on it goes...
@@vicprovost2561 yeah it depends on the person grading the guitarist on who's the best. There is one guitarist that always left out of the conversation and was considered the best guitarist of the late 60s " Joe Walsh " at the same time " jimmy Hendrix was tour with a group called the moving sidewalks with a young 16 year old guitarist by the name of " Billy gibbons " jimmy was asked who was his favorite guitar players he rattled of some old blues guys then said he has a 16 yr old guitarist on tour with him that's as good as anybody out there. They became good friends . I found several pictures in my dad's belongings not long ago and he has a lot of pictures of famous people but these 5 pictures was my favorite. It was jimmy and billy picking together on acoustic guitars . Don't know where he took them or anything dads been gone over 30 yrs. I'm just now going through his stuff. I bet there is a hundred or more crates of albums
@@Sad-Rocker Yes, love Joe Walsh, just outside my top 10, just missed him in the James Gang but saw him twice solo and twice with the Eagles, magnificent musician, electric and acoustic guitars and organ, plus a great and unique singer/songwriter. James Gang Live is my favorite Joe Walsh.
Thanks so much for sharing
Totally killer live version of "War Pigs". First time seeing it! It smokes!. Also nice commentary!.
Thanks so much Mr. Sam💕
@@AaliyahCapili Aaliyah, you need to see The Danish National Orchestra performing the two main themes from "The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly". That was a western movie starring Clint Eastwood back 1967. The music score was created by Enio Morricone. It's epic beyond epic!! You might want to watch the movie first for context before watching the orchestra performance, but is not required. Cheers!🙂
This is one that no other vocal coach has touched so far, so good on your not picking the obvious.
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Black Sabbath is the greatest band in the world!
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Love your first comment about slow, but powerful music.
Thanks for watching Mr. Lawrence
This live is wild! Better than studio recording IMO.
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Paris 1970 ! I was 3 years old at this time , my start as a Metalhead was 1980 and today with 55 years old the same strong love to Heavy Metal Music
Thanks for sharing Mr. Michael🥰
Black Sabbath created the heavy metal genre. This music stands the test of time.
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This is very cool early version of war pigs, the current version has revised lyrics
Thanks so much Mr. Pat
Bill ward, what a beast!
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so many great bands and singers from country, rock, and metal yet for you to explore... listen to everything and dont ever limit yourself to only one its all great in its own way
Thanks so much, i will definitely do
War Pigs by Black Sabbath is regarded as the first heavy metal song. It came out in 1970 when I was 5 years old.
Thanks for sharing Mr. Armando
Hi Aaliyah! Ozzy has one of those voices that gets referenced a lot in vocal discussions because it's so unique. You mentioned his nasality and pure tone; another component of his signature sound is his almost complete lack of vibrato, which lends an urgency to his delivery. Bill Ward's drumming really stands out here, too. Great reaction!
Bill Ward treated his drums like they owed him $ !
Thanks so much for sharing💕
A powerful and inspired song and performance!
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This bands chemistry is unbelievable..
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Thanks for including the lyrics and message. Nice reaction
Thanks so much too🥰
Hey Aliyah, always good to see you. More please.
Thanks so much, i will definitely do💕
Any genre of music when it’s done masterfully is heaven to any music lover. These guys created their own genre that’s revered to this day and I feel it will never end while there are humans.
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A little tip: you can click anywhere in the video area to pause/play. You don’t need to hunt for that little button in the bottom left. Spacebar should also do the trick.
Thanks for the tip Mr. Clayton
Another classic, well done. Your choices are way beyond your years.
Thanks so much💕
Every time I watch Bill Ward and Geezer play together? I get amazed even after 45 years. Ozzy has that voice that sounds different than anyone else, that's what makes it cool. Tony Iommi is a Riff Master and one of the first to downtune.
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The birth of Metal 🤘🤘
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Oh, this was a great reaction, I was among those who suggested Black Sabbath and you really delivered here! Thank you!🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹👍👍
Thank you very much Mr.Robert for tour recommendation
Great commentary and getting into the groove of the jam Awesome bravo🎉 Thankyou
Thanks so much too
I never thought I'd see the day when an opera singer would be enjoying War Pigs, lol. You're too much. This live version is new to me. Some of the lyrics are different than the album version. Thanks for presenting it. :)
Oh thanks so much for taking the time to watch💕
I played soccer in high school and this was on our warm up mix the press box played at home games..i played in the 2000s lol this song is iconic
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Man, you are super smart. I like your short and sweet analysis of singing styles and mouth position in all your reactions. Us fans and subs don't need the lengthy minutes long analysis as we probably wouldn't understand anyways. haha. And I like your astute comments about lyrical content.
Thanks so much for your kind appreciation🥰
@@AaliyahCapili I appreciate that you read all comments. (Except mine…took 10 days and I was crying. Hehe)
A lesson how to rock out, happy to see you seemed to enjoy it! 👍
Thank you so much
I really enjoyed watching your reaction to this incredible performance - and your evident joy is truly engaging. I respect your willingness and excitement to explore Black Sabbath (don't stop here lol).
Thanks so much too for watching
Aaliyah I'd love to see you revolutionise Opera by shocking the hell out of your audience by introducing Ozzy style headbanging. 💐🎼🎶
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It's even more impressive when you learn that the guitarist lost three of his fingertips on his right hand in a manufacturing accident. He has artificial tips for fingers and he's still plays that good 🤘
Thanks for sharing Mr. Adam🌺
@@AaliyahCapili anytime 😊 can you please do "Ferries wear Boots" from Black Sabbath? It's one of my favorites of all time. And soon to be yours too 🤘 enjoy
As I mentioned on your Led Zeppelin reaction about fate playing a role in Robert Plant and John Bonham being added to the band, the same applied to Black Sabbath, Ozzy went to the same school as Tony did - when Ozzy wanted to audition for Tony and Bill they blew him off initially bc Tony figured it was a joke never hearing of Ozzy singing before. Later Ozzy and Geezer (guitarist at the time) went to see Bill Ward about being a drummer for them - so the four gave it a go and in 5 min knew they had something special. FATE
Thanks againg for sharing the info 🌺
Keep up the great reviews. Its nice to get a perspective from someone not as familiar with Rock which I assume is why you do it, a complete break away from your comfort zone. Its appreciated.
Thanks so much🥰
Wondering where you're from, not important but it's bugging me trying to guess, haha.
Hi Aaliyah! First time listening to your reactions. Very well done. Thanks for also sharing your musical gifts. Stay awesome 😊
Thank you so much 🥰🥰🥰have a wonderful week
@@AaliyahCapili same to you!
Have you reacted what's considered one of the greatest songs of all time. And it will be up your street. Queen "Bohemian Rhapsody" When it came out it 1975 it was ground breaking . Also reacting to the Carpenters would interesting 😊
Thanks so much for all of your recommendations🌺
@@AaliyahCapili What I can guarantee, is Bohemian Rhapsody will take you completely by surprise 😉
I love your knowledge of singing
Thanks for your kind words Mr. Joe
This was on Ozzy's earlier days. After leaving Black Sabbath he started a solo career and his guitarist Randy Rhodes, who was a music teacher taught him how to sing.
So if you do some of his solo you'll hear his improved vocals.
Thanks for sharing Mr. Gerard
Ozzy's best vocal performance (and voice) was by far on Black Sabbath's album Sabotage from 1975, at least in my opinion. But either way, you should listen to the two first Ozzy albums with Randy Rhoads who is one of the greatest guitar players ever (for me the best ever, although I almost wanna say that he and Eddie Van Halen are both the best ever).
Great review, I love that you mentioned your own vulnerability on stage and I'm sure you will get better and better at that. ❤️🙏
Thanks so much😍
Never heard of them or this song! Lol! Only about a gazillion times. Reminds me of my youth slam dancing and head banging wherever we were! Lol
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The early 70s were great times, imagine as a teenager you were hit with this , you had previously heard nothing like this
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That's what happened to me...🙂 I was fifteen when this first came out... Nothing sounding like that was around by then..
The young Ozzy ran off the conviction that he was in a damn good hard rock band. When the press hated them but the fans loved them he really grew as a singer. By the 6th album (1975) he was outrageously good.
Remember this was an era when the press even managed to hate Led Zeppelin
@@glenchapman3899 The press liked wholesome stuff, like Gary Glitter...
@@mojobag01 Yeah lol good point and lets not forget the fine upstanding character of Jimmy Saville
Thanks for sharing💕
Ozzy is my favorite singer. He has a unique voice that you can always tell it’s him singing. If you enjoy this song you should also check out his solo stuff. He has always loved his fans which probably helps him on stage. Maybe that is something that could help when you are performing.
1969 1970 was amazing for my high school music 🎶W/Vietnam, Black Sabbath n Rod Stewart 😂❤ amazed at the band being that great under a drug haze😅❤
Thanks for sharing🌺
Ozzy (Road to Nowhere, Mama I’m coming home , Crazy Train ,No More Tears, and Close my eyes with Lita Ford)
Oh and Diary of a madman
Thanks so much for all of the recommendations💕
Yes. tempo and volume will always be associated with hard and intense, high energy rock. But what Sabbath is BEST known for is how "heavy" they were. There IS a difference as Aaliyah had noticed with the slower tempos still being intense. They broke the mold in that regard. Bands would later try to capture that heaviness, some successful, some not. I was never a rabid Sabbath fan, I was more into Ozzy's solo stuff. But seeing this performance for the first time is actually revealing how good Ozzy's voice was back then. Thanks Aaliyah, Awesome synopsis!
Thanks so much uncle paul🥰
This must have absolutely blown peoples minds in 1970. I mean....Sugar Shack was playing on the radio at the same time. I'll bet that audience walked out of that concert feeling like they were mugged.
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I just see one of my favorite bands in history... Pioneers of "heavy" playing. For sure their style was much "dirty & rude" than other bands, playing more "technically" (Pink Floyd, Yes, ELP, King Crimson, Genesis, etc.), but it was on Black Sabbath that the whole stream of metal music (that is, the one that created me) was based.
I will only add that it was probably Tony iommi (not Lommi) who created this technique of playing the guitar called "metal-riff", as unfortunately he lost his fingers in an accident and started playing these "riffs" with 2/3 fingers. And this had a great influence on: the simplification of the melody (punk, punk-rock, grindcore music) and the heaviness, the power of the musicians (metal).
Let's add great musicians (wonderful and characteristic vocals of Ozzie, drums + bass guitar) and we have a set 😍😍
Bye bye Aaliyah
See ya!
And let's remember that Ozzy in those years: opened his mouth (technically speaking) to sing and danced (technically speaking) how and when the f**k he wanted 🤣🤣🤣
I'm sorry for the bad words but I had to write this 😇😇😇 that's a spirit
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The God Father of Metal !!🤘🤘🤘
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Great Bill Ward.
And Tony, Geezer, and Ozzy.
Thanks for your reaction to this awesome track.
Good luck to you, sister, greetings from 🇨🇱😃♥️
Thanks so much to you too and warm greetings🌺
*It's just such an iconic song....you don't realize this song is during the Vietnam war time*
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@@AaliyahCapili Sure thing
The beginning of heavy metal.
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Great tune, enjoyed your reaction. Ozzy's one of a kind.
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So cool to see younger people appreciating classic rock and metal. Gives me hope! Just discovered your channel with Rainbow's "Stargazer", going to check out Iron Maiden after this. Rock on! 🤘
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this was the spng that got me into metal... at age 5... excellent choice, muh fwen
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By the way, about nasal resonance; it seems to be an English thing! Apparently, something They're born with! By the way, I ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR REACTIONS! They're so genuine! Seeing you get astounded and amazed by things that do the same thing to everyone else, all of us! FABULOUS!!! That's why I subscribe to you just now! But... About the performance, and not just this one... Trust me on this... It IS A PERFORMANCE! You have to do it like that every time you perform, whether you feel it or not,; It's an act!!! I did it for years! It doesn't matter how you feel, you just have to make it look EASY AND FUN!... Whether it is or NOT 😸😸😸!!! And as far as Ozzy... You can only understand him when he's singing!... Have you ever heard him speak??? He's what the English people call a broomie! And there is no Broomie to English dictionary! 😸 And, I kind of get why you watch the live versions of these songs, but I'd rather see your reaction to the studio versions! Or at least your reaction to the live versions, AFTER You've heard the studio version! And, I do really, really like how you research the bands and the songs! GREAT JOB! WAY BETTER THAN THE CHARISMATIC VOICE! She only reacts and responds to "paying"subscribers!!!!!!!! I hope you're not like her!!!!!!!!!!! And, being that you're a queen fan, I would ABSOLUTELY HIGHLY RECOMMEND listening to the first seven studio albums that they recorded!!!!!!!!!! I GUARANTEE THAT YOU WILL BE FLATTENED!!!!!!!!!!!
"war pigs" - and nothing has changed!
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The lyrics of this song have evolved and changed alot - I actually forgot this version.
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those drums better be 18yo... they got smashed hard... what a beast!
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I have read a few comments about this video and I agree with what people are saying about you and the basics of the song. However, what I did not really see anyone comment about is how this song hit us with a tone of bricks back in the day. The Vietnam War was going on, with a lot of protests and also civil rights was being implemented. I myself was bussed from Maryland to downtown DC and the inner city kids were bussed to what should have been my school. I am a Lumbee Indian who lived in a neighborhood with Air Force Brats outside Andrews Air Force Base. I was very aware of what was happening including the assassination of MLK and Robert Kennedy. I won't keep giving you a history lesson, but this song is more than just a song.
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Black Sabbath 1968-eternity🤘
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,.... TILL THE END OF THE UNIVERSE, MATE❤🎉😊!!! BERNIE GERMANY 😊
Take a deeper dive into Tony Iommi in how he invented the heavy metal sound w/ this 5 min video on YT titled "The Horrific Accident That Created Heavy Metal." It's worth your time and very inspirational.
Thanks for sharing Mr. Jim
It is always a sight to behold and hear when a four or five piece group holds such individual talent and come together as a living breathing unit. Ozzy was and is a supreme band leader who absolutely loved his job from his teen years to now. in this performance he literally re writes all the lyrics just because he can...every song they did held a powerful message and your brilliant reaction shows that great music remains relevant no matter the passage of time...looking forward to your future, Aaliyah
Thank you very much Mr. Richard💕
Everybody had a great performance here (we see you, Tony Iommi!) but Bill could Ward off evil spirits with that drumming! Great reaction too🙌🤘
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Bass and drums make this song!
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Great reaction. I know it's normal for the singer & lead guitarist to be the focus of attention, but for me, Geezer Butler & Bill Ward will always be the greatest rhythm section in rock music. PS - the lyrics (like in most BS songs) are written by Geezer.
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I agree with the suggestion that you listen to the studio version with the finalized, mature version of the lyrics. The sound and tone of the song on the album are so haunting and the meaning of the song becomes much clearer. Maybe watch a lyric video if you're so inclined. The drummer Bill Ward kills it in this video, they could have just kept the camera on him! BTW, the guitarist, Tony Iommi, is pronounced 'Eye oh me.' He lost some fingertips in an accident at his factory job, started wearing prosthetic ones to play, and down-tuned his guitar so the strings wouldn't vibrate with quite as much tension. This led to a lower tone in his iconic riffs and gave birth the heavy metal sound. More Black Sabbath please! Can you react to 'Supernaut.' please? Or 'Hand of Doom?'
Thanks for sharing Mr. Chris💕
You should listen to “hand of doom” from sabbath. And Air Dance.
Thanks for your recommendation
Drums. He's beating the skins off of them
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Our sweet songbird. You should check out one of the best vocalist ever Robert plant of led zeppelin. There song "" since I've been loving you'" live at Madison square garden 1973..
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The guitarist is playing without 2 of his fingertips, which he lost in a factory accident as a teenager
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Sabbath Bloody Sabbath is another killer effort.
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Thank you. I always rated Ozzy on the vocals.
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Great reaction. I just want to second everyone saying you should hear the studio version with the finalized lyrics. It's one of great anti-war songs ever (though this is an amazing live version too, so raw & great). Geezer, the bassist, wrote most of the band's lyrics and he was a great lyricist. You should hear Hand of Doom, another great song w/ great lyrics, that also showcases how great Geezer and Bill (drummer) could swing. In War Pigs live you can see Bill's a beast, but he could swing like mad and play beautifully, almost orchestral fills too.
Thanks so much for your recommendations
You'll go far no matter what you choose to do... You're GORGEOUS 😍 ‼️
Oh wow thanks so much
That drummer tho, he is beating those drums like they owe him money
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Two words. Led. Zeppelin. Anything is good by them but check out Stairway to Heaven to soar to some new sights. 🏔️
Thanks so much for your recommendation
Ciao Aaliyah! Mi piace molto questo video, sei meravigliosa! Davvero splendida! Ti adoro 🥰💖💕
Thank you very much Mr.Stefano
When you're 21 yrs old like ozzy was right there, you'll find that energy at the start..
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Nice reaction. I hope you do more Sabbath - with both Ozzy and Ronnie James Dio as their singers. Thanks for the technical breakdown. And thanks for the smile. Enjoyed all of it.
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Id say Sabbath started Head banging
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You should check out Deep Purple. Their song Child in Time performed live will probably blow your mind.
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Subscribing now due to current content. Also , I think Ozzy created headbanging.
Thanks so much for your support💕
Bill Ward will always be a monster. And look at the kit. Monster.
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Chopped off fingertips (unfortunate yes) by industrial equipment ➡️ Birth of Metal sound.🤘🙂
The most astounding coincidence in music history. 🤷🏻♂️
Thanks for sharing
God Fathers of metal baby girl!!!!
*THOU SHALL KEEP HOLY THE BLACK SABBATH!!* 😉
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