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Their 1st album was actually recorded on October 16th 1969, but the record company waited til the next Friday the 13th which fell on February 13th 1970 to release the album. Tony Iommi said that it took only 8 hours to record because at the time they were playing gigs up to 7 times a day, and they were well rehearsed when it was time to record.
First time I ever heard this album was in 1976 when I needed something heavier and more evil than Kiss. Then this album came along courtesy of my friend's older brother. "Kiss sucks" he said.."Try this".. And I was scared and hooked at the same time. I never looked back ever since. Black Sabbath ARE the KIngs of Heavy Metal. The first 6 albums are the template for all Metal ever since.
Geezer was the wordsmith,Toni's riffs "EPIC" in weight,girth,hight,&DEPTH YO!!😮 JAW DROPPING AT ANY AGE!!! Bills timing & his touch are underrated,he served the songs well until... He couldn't remember recording them,what addiction can do, but he's a fighter& survivor, more power to YOU ❤😊 Jackie was always in key & on time, the overhead screen in concert shows previous visual performances along with staged studio Ozzy singing,It was SHEER BRILLIANCE!!!
Wiki : Black Sabbath's music and lyrics were quite dark for the time. The opening track is based almost entirely on a tritone interval played at slow tempo on the electric guitar. Bassist Geezer Butler claims the riff was inspired by "Mars, the Bringer of War", a movement in Gustav Holst's The Planets.
The first album was bluesier than later albums, but Sabbath retained a lot of their jazz chops while Bill Ward was drummer. Of the great drummers of the 70s, he's one of the most underrated. Ozzy is playing the harmonica here.
I’m always struck by the bass. It’s louder than other metal albums, maybe even louder than the guitars. Not to mention that Geezer is such a virtuoso, anyway.
I listen rock already around 30 years . And im always have absolute sure , ozzy have the best " stage presence " as a singer in comparison with all others vocalists of rock of all time . Sorry for my bad english.😂
We used to call it acid rock back in the day, we weren't druggies we just liked smoking a doobie before we listened to an album, Sabbath, Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd, Grand Funk Railroad and many many more, used to listen to this album with a buzz on in grade 7 1970, 64 and still rockin.
Yes..!!! Great reaction. No turning back now, enjoy going down this awesome heavy metal rabbit hole... Make sure your hands and feet are inside the whole time, secure all loose belongings and enjoy the Heavy Metal ride. Oh yeah, baby...!!
story about the wizard is of the guy who would visit the studio on a thursday with a glass bottle of go powder,cork topped with red wax and a silver spoon,produced by the cia he could have been called gandalf i guess?
Complex band. Don't underestimate Bill Ward’s jazz drumming and the the group’s breakdown into an impromptu jam. It makes it... One of the greatest drummers (and band) in rock. (yes... The foundation of metal... And detuning for half of two fingers are much of the reason.)
Perfect reaction video after returning from Evensong at St Peter’s Church. Think Tony made his prosthetic fingertips from melting down and moulding the tops of washing up liquid bottles. Not sure he detuned his Gibson SG until the third album ( which sounds very different ). Met Tony in the Mermaid Bar of Birmingham University in late ‘76 or early ‘77, he was wearing a huge fur coat and dr king Guinness ( which left a lovely white froth on his black moustache). Nice ordinary down to earth slightly shy guy. Can’t wait for more !! Thank you both, as always. Best wishes from England.
Apparently there was a leather coat that he would cut bits from and put on the ends of those prosthetic fingers....still has it today he says....weather he still uses that as a grip now...I don't know?
I was in a record store back in 70 I was 14 and a friend of my sister's who knew I was into Rock ask me if I'd heard of Black Sabbath, I said no, so he ask the assistant to play it for us, back then you had listening Booths so we listened and i was blown away and still listen to this album now
A great reaction to this wonderful music. I just love The Wizard with its crashing drums and so heavy a riff. And I always thought the song Black Sabbath is the most evil sounding I ever heard. When it speeds up it just sounds like people running to escape the devil.
I believe Toni Iommi tuned his guitar down a half step which probably accounts for the Diminished chord you mentioned. I'm not sure whether it was because it made it easier to play or because it made the sound heavier and more sinister. I've seen an interview where Tony said audiences would walk out because the music scared them in the early 70s. That Paris gig was amazing. Bill Ward knocked 9 sides CV of hell out of the kit, especially in War Pigs. We never even talked about heavy metal until the late 70s. It was either Heavy Rock, Country Rock, Pub Rock or Punk Rock😂
If you want to check out a good cover of “The Wizard”, look up Zakk Wylde’s old band Pride and Glory. They recorded it as a B side and it’s on RUclips. Zakk’s Black Sabbath cover band Zakk Sabbath, also tastefully recorded the entire first Black Sabbath album. 🤘
omg Dev, LMAO. "Gandalf like throw off his robes, and he looks like He-Man underneath". Think Ozzy would love your imagery. 🎤🎸 You can never have too much cowbell.
The third band of my mount rushmore of music!! The song black sabbath took me a bit after first hearing it, but the wizard, that harmonica astounded me. Keep in mind that when I was first listening to these bands they weren't as popular as they are now and you with guys doing these reactions I kinda get that first time reaction again. So thanks for doing these!!
This is my 1st video of yours. I enjoyed the hell out of it, subbed. This album is such as vibe as was like their 1st 6. The Dio era was also great. Their 2nd album is probably the most famous. Look forward to more. By the way there is modern metal that is slower like Doom or Sludge Metal.
Hey guys I know who you should do for an American band.... For back in those days, there weren't a lot of Great American bands but Aerosmith was probably the greatest one with the most insanely incredible early material... Mind-blowing. Before they went commercial and got huge. After that you got kiss, Steve Miller band, Lynyrd Skynyrd maybe? Cheers. 😅
The record was made in 12 hours for $500!!!!!! It has to be the most successful album of all time when that is considered. What you will learn about Sabbath is they are essentially, a very hard rocking JAZZ band.
The song Black Sabbath is made up of the Devils Interval. Look it up. And Geezer wrote most of the bands lyrics that generally talked about anti Satanic themes.
Mario Bava’s film black sabbath is were they got their name from definitely worth checking out if you like 60’s Italian gothic horror and cinema in general.
Something you mentioned in passing, but is worth highlighting is that Sabbath were the masters of super heavy and yet slow songs, which is not the way metal later evolved. The song Black Sabbath is a good example, as is the song Electric Funeral from their second album Paranoid. I kinda wish that style would come back into music!
About to watch this, great, you’re doing Sabbath! The pioneers of heavy-metal, even if they didn’t know that’s what they were doing at the time. Although taking riff-based music and making it heavier along with darker lyrics, was certainly their intention!… By the way clarification, Tony did not retune the guitar to make his playing easier, he played in standard tuning, except for the occasional song here and there. What he DID do was create fake fingertips. He would cut pieces of leather from his leather jacket to do that. And to this day still has enough of that jacket left to keep making replacements!
I don't know who the GOAT is, Sabbath or Zeppelin, but you can't go wrong reacting to either one. By the way, on this album the U.K. version has a song included called 'Evil Woman' , which is a cover (not a Sabbath song) , and is fantastic - - - I hope you will include it!
When Black Sabbath made their first visit to Australia, a journalist asked about satanism. The bands denied it. But what about the band's name? Are the Rolling Stones about avalanches? The impression I got was the name, the image and the music was about carving a niche. It worked but behind the facade were talented musicians and a great singer. Concert was good but a bit monotonous with little light and shade. An oddity was the support act which was a band that was a Black Sabbath clone called Buffalo. They actually played Paranoid n their set list. Not a patch on the real band. Oh yes, Ozzy was a blond. In his t-shirt and jeans looked like a surfie. Black Sabbath's manager back then was Don Arden, a dangerous thug who ripped off his acts. Sharon's dad actually. How much he controlled the band, its image and creative output is unclear but I expect Arden was a bigger threat to Ozzy's health than all the drugs and booze he consumed.
Its funny how a bunch of seasoned jazz, big band and tempered flamencoed influenced background musicians, would get their music shunned from the rest of the possible airplay on radio stations because of one song...or was it?. Black Sabbath probably was the first to write and sing about war ( Warpigs) and right in the middle of Vietnam!... wouldnt want a direct question of whos actually killing our sons now...would we?.They wrote songs about questioning where society was actually going as a humanity direction (Spiral Architect) or ( Wheel of Confusion). They knew that people flocked to see Boris Carloffs movie Black Sabbath... people were paying shit loads of money to get the Bejevahs scared out of them...so why not try that in music...it worked...until the world machine heard their real message in other songs..then shut them down as a Satanic band. The legacy of Black Sabbath carries on not only in the way of music, but in the way of speaking a truth that goes on in this world...while everyone else remains blindfolded....by the way Bill Ward is one of the most underrated Drummers that has ever been. Love ya channel❤
If i never started listening to Black Sabbath. There is no way i would have started listen to Metal. I really can’t stand it when bands are labelled Metal. But they are actually Punk.
So you guys doing Sabbath albums or some selections? That first album in some ways was still more of a bluesy hard rock album and they were just showing hints of metal in my opinion. By the third and fourth albums you really heard the full on big, fuzz heavy, metal thing happening!
@@MusicforBusyPeople well, I know you know some of there song so the following album Paranoid is a classic. Not a lot on the first album that ended up on the radio although it is a great introduction. Paranoid is prob the one that people would say listen to to get a real good idea of what Sabbath was about! They got better after that, Vol 4 is my fave, but that’s the classic album.
Get out from under your rock in the cave....check out some more from the best era of music: Budgie, Buffalo, Cactus, Iron Claw, Stack Waddy for starters.
New Zealand band, started in 1988, this cover of the wizard was right at the start of their career. They are still going to this day. There sound has changed alot over the years but each record is great in it's own right. Shihad opened for Black Sabbath in 2013 when they came to NZ too. Probably NZs most well established rock band.
I'm more distracted by why this lady feels like whatever’s going on with her fingers and cleaning her teeth with her tongue is, somehow, more important than offering a conscientious, articulate and competent reaction video. Explain that, please. (The dude knows his stuff) She can be much more present... Or just go take a bubble-bath.
Very poor choice, the song Black Sabbath, which is pretty atypical of the bands work from 70-75… much better would be the live version of War Pigs at least …Black Sabbath fits a stereotype of the band … best listened to after listening to many other of their songs
@@lafelong I was there for the beginning ..the song Black Sabbath fits a stereotype about the band and is a very bad place to start .Innumerable songs off their first four albums provide a much better introduction to the band
@@jayedwards4787 I was there too. We disagree. No big deal. 🤷♂ The stated focus of this channel seems to be listening to full albums, not songs. They started the channel with Led Zeppelin I side one, track one... and I believe they're doing much of the complete catalog *in order*. I personally hope they consider doing Sabbath the same way.
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Their 1st album was actually recorded on October 16th 1969, but the record company waited til the next Friday the 13th which fell on February 13th 1970 to release the album. Tony Iommi said that it took only 8 hours to record because at the time they were playing gigs up to 7 times a day, and they were well rehearsed when it was time to record.
Preach it!🤘
First time I ever heard this album was in 1976 when I needed something heavier and more evil than Kiss.
Then this album came along courtesy of my friend's older brother.
"Kiss sucks" he said.."Try this"..
And I was scared and hooked at the same time.
I never looked back ever since.
Black Sabbath ARE the KIngs of Heavy Metal.
The first 6 albums are the template for all Metal ever since.
Geezer was the wordsmith,Toni's riffs "EPIC" in weight,girth,hight,&DEPTH YO!!😮 JAW DROPPING AT ANY AGE!!! Bills timing & his touch are underrated,he served the songs well until... He couldn't remember recording them,what addiction can do, but he's a fighter& survivor, more power to YOU ❤😊 Jackie was always in key & on time, the overhead screen in concert shows previous visual performances along with staged studio Ozzy singing,It was SHEER BRILLIANCE!!!
I'm British. Black Sabbath played in my town, Southend-on-sea, Essex in 1975. They were brilliant.
Wiki : Black Sabbath's music and lyrics were quite dark for the time. The opening track is based almost entirely on a tritone interval played at slow tempo on the electric guitar. Bassist Geezer Butler claims the riff was inspired by "Mars, the Bringer of War", a movement in Gustav Holst's The Planets.
The first album was bluesier than later albums, but Sabbath retained a lot of their jazz chops while Bill Ward was drummer. Of the great drummers of the 70s, he's one of the most underrated. Ozzy is playing the harmonica here.
I’m always struck by the bass. It’s louder than other metal albums, maybe even louder than the guitars. Not to mention that Geezer is such a virtuoso, anyway.
I listen rock already around 30 years . And im always have absolute sure , ozzy have the best " stage presence " as a singer in comparison with all others vocalists of rock of all time . Sorry for my bad english.😂
We used to call it acid rock back in the day, we weren't druggies we just liked smoking a doobie before we listened to an album, Sabbath, Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd, Grand Funk Railroad and many many more, used to listen to this album with a buzz on in grade 7 1970, 64 and still rockin.
Some Pink Floyd songs are actually classed as Acid Rock. To me those ones sounds like mixture of a couple of genre’s.
Yes..!!! Great reaction.
No turning back now, enjoy going down this awesome heavy metal rabbit hole...
Make sure your hands and feet are inside the whole time, secure all loose belongings and enjoy the Heavy Metal ride. Oh yeah, baby...!!
The live 1970 Paris gig ozzy went nuts when this song BLACK SABBATH BLACK SABBATH WAS KICKING IN
story about the wizard is of the guy who would visit the studio on a thursday with a glass bottle of go powder,cork topped with red wax and a silver spoon,produced by the cia
he could have been called gandalf i guess?
Imagine being a kid and your parents hear that first song blasting from your room in 1970.
we had to use big ass headphones. the beginning of metal
Sabbath is much deeper than the dark image.
Quite a few of there songs. Are warning people about getting involved in any of that stuff.
From those years. So many of there songs/sounds. Actually ended up as Metal sub genre’s.
I listen to that album as a little kid. Didn't scare me at all. Loved Sabbath from the first listen of my older brothers record.
the live version video of the song "black sabbath" was actually performed at Théâtre 140 in Brussels, not the Olympia Theater in Paris.
Complex band. Don't underestimate Bill Ward’s jazz drumming and the the group’s breakdown into an impromptu jam. It makes it... One of the greatest drummers (and band) in rock. (yes... The foundation of metal... And detuning for half of two fingers are much of the reason.)
Iommy worked at a steel Mill in Birmingham England and he had an accident with a heavy duty press
Black sabbath is full of i wasn't expecting thst moments
I've been hearing these three cords for 50 years an still get good amount of chill bumps .😎
Sabbath volume 4 got me into Sabbath … ❤
Same, Vol 4 is my favourite Metal album of all time ever.
Master of reality 👍
Perfect reaction video after returning from Evensong at St Peter’s Church. Think Tony made his prosthetic fingertips from melting down and moulding the tops of washing up liquid bottles. Not sure he detuned his Gibson SG until the third album ( which sounds very different ). Met Tony in the Mermaid Bar of Birmingham University in late ‘76 or early ‘77, he was wearing a huge fur coat and dr king Guinness ( which left a lovely white froth on his black moustache). Nice ordinary down to earth slightly shy guy. Can’t wait for more !! Thank you both, as always. Best wishes from England.
Apparently there was a leather coat that he would cut bits from and put on the ends of those prosthetic fingers....still has it today he says....weather he still uses that as a grip now...I don't know?
Black sabbathb 1969 - 1978 is old school rock and metal
Is insane
I was in a record store back in 70 I was 14 and a friend of my sister's who knew I was into Rock ask me if I'd heard of Black Sabbath, I said no, so he ask the assistant to play it for us, back then you had listening Booths so we listened and i was blown away and still listen to this album now
All Right, some Bill Ward! Great Pick for next Band! Thanks Much!!
Such a timeless classic!!!! Black Sabbath forever!!!! 🤘🤘
I like Dev’s responses/reactions to the Album VS live performance 👍🏻
The cover photo is taken near Reading in Berkshire
there is a lot of blues in that album !
Great band. Music evolves through the 1st six albums. I’ve always considered them the founders of metal. Keep it going!
A great reaction to this wonderful music. I just love The Wizard with its crashing drums and so heavy a riff. And I always thought the song Black Sabbath is the most evil sounding I ever heard. When it speeds up it just sounds like people running to escape the devil.
The birth of The Metal
I believe Toni Iommi tuned his guitar down a half step which probably accounts for the Diminished chord you mentioned. I'm not sure whether it was because it made it easier to play or because it made the sound heavier and more sinister. I've seen an interview where Tony said audiences would walk out because the music scared them in the early 70s. That Paris gig was amazing. Bill Ward knocked 9 sides CV of hell out of the kit, especially in War Pigs. We never even talked about heavy metal until the late 70s. It was either Heavy Rock, Country Rock, Pub Rock or Punk Rock😂
The intro is actually 2 notes. The first two are the same, just different octaves. The flat 5 is a jazz staple as well
I was born 11 years later.
If you want to check out a good cover of “The Wizard”, look up Zakk Wylde’s old band Pride and Glory. They recorded it as a B side and it’s on RUclips. Zakk’s Black Sabbath cover band Zakk Sabbath, also tastefully recorded the entire first Black Sabbath album. 🤘
omg Dev, LMAO. "Gandalf like throw off his robes, and he looks like He-Man underneath". Think Ozzy would love your imagery. 🎤🎸
You can never have too much cowbell.
The third band of my mount rushmore of music!! The song black sabbath took me a bit after first hearing it, but the wizard, that harmonica astounded me. Keep in mind that when I was first listening to these bands they weren't as popular as they are now and you with guys doing these reactions I kinda get that first time reaction again. So thanks for doing these!!
This is my 1st video of yours. I enjoyed the hell out of it, subbed. This album is such as vibe as was like their 1st 6. The Dio era was also great. Their 2nd album is probably the most famous. Look forward to more. By the way there is modern metal that is slower like Doom or Sludge Metal.
So is the Tony Martin era
I agree with your comment about the Cover.
Hey guys I know who you should do for an American band.... For back in those days, there weren't a lot of Great American bands but Aerosmith was probably the greatest one with the most insanely incredible early material... Mind-blowing. Before they went commercial and got huge. After that you got kiss, Steve Miller band, Lynyrd Skynyrd maybe? Cheers. 😅
OZZY ZIG NEEDS A GIG was the 3x5 card the boys read on a public board , and contacted Ozzy, and the rest is history.
Ozzy started head banging also it looks like.
The devils' Tri tone. The three notes banned in England in the mid centuries , believed to conjure the Devil
The record was made in 12 hours for $500!!!!!! It has to be the most successful album of all time when that is considered. What you will learn about Sabbath is they are essentially, a very hard rocking JAZZ band.
Great video. That was a cool little cover of The Wizard at the end. Not my cup of tea, but cool nonetheless.
The song Black Sabbath is made up of the Devils Interval. Look it up. And Geezer wrote most of the bands lyrics that generally talked about anti Satanic themes.
Mario Bava’s film black sabbath is were they got their name from definitely worth checking out if you like 60’s Italian gothic horror and cinema in general.
bill ward on fire
"Who'da thunk It" haha. There's a song called that buy Greg Brown which I recommend. It is rootsy, country but the good kind
Something you mentioned in passing, but is worth highlighting is that Sabbath were the masters of super heavy and yet slow songs, which is not the way metal later evolved. The song Black Sabbath is a good example, as is the song Electric Funeral from their second album Paranoid. I kinda wish that style would come back into music!
the slow part is the "heavy" in heavy metal. Nobody else does it right.
@@scambammer6102 That's right, but most people mistake heavy with fast. Actually, I think the "metal" in heavy metal also just means heavy.
I like you guys
The cover of The Wizard just didn't have the same crashing sound which makes the song.
About to watch this, great, you’re doing Sabbath! The pioneers of heavy-metal, even if they didn’t know that’s what they were doing at the time. Although taking riff-based music and making it heavier along with darker lyrics, was certainly their intention!… By the way clarification, Tony did not retune the guitar to make his playing easier, he played in standard tuning, except for the occasional song here and there. What he DID do was create fake fingertips. He would cut pieces of leather from his leather jacket to do that. And to this day still has enough of that jacket left to keep making replacements!
It seems I am required to mess up at least one fact in every video. Lol
@@MusicforBusyPeople LOL. hey, only commenting on stuff that I know about, there sure is a ton that I DONT know as well!
I don't know who the GOAT is, Sabbath or Zeppelin, but you can't go wrong reacting to either one. By the way, on this album the U.K. version has a song included called 'Evil Woman' , which is a cover (not a Sabbath song) , and is fantastic - - - I hope you will include it!
We will 🙂
The drum set filed a lawsuit against Bill Ward for the beating he gave them
When Black Sabbath made their first visit to Australia, a journalist asked about satanism. The bands denied it. But what about the band's name? Are the Rolling Stones about avalanches? The impression I got was the name, the image and the music was about carving a niche. It worked but behind the facade were talented musicians and a great singer. Concert was good but a bit monotonous with little light and shade. An oddity was the support act which was a band that was a Black Sabbath clone called Buffalo. They actually played Paranoid n their set list. Not a patch on the real band. Oh yes, Ozzy was a blond. In his t-shirt and jeans looked like a surfie. Black Sabbath's manager back then was Don Arden, a dangerous thug who ripped off his acts. Sharon's dad actually. How much he controlled the band, its image and creative output is unclear but I expect Arden was a bigger threat to Ozzy's health than all the drugs and booze he consumed.
Yes this album was was made in 1969.
Bill Ward (Drummer), is one of Rocks TOP 3 of all time. The Who, Rush, and Led Zep have the other three.
Ian Paice
I NEITHER KNOW SHITTY CRAP MUSIC NOR NEIL PART OF RUSH!!! YOU B E T T E R NAMED IAN PAYCE & LEE KERSLAKE, DUMMY!! BERNIE GERMANY ❤🎉😊
Its funny how a bunch of seasoned jazz, big band and tempered flamencoed influenced background musicians, would get their music shunned from the rest of the possible airplay on radio stations because of one song...or was it?. Black Sabbath probably was the first to write and sing about war ( Warpigs) and right in the middle of Vietnam!... wouldnt want a direct question of whos actually killing our sons now...would we?.They wrote songs about questioning where society was actually going as a humanity direction (Spiral Architect) or ( Wheel of Confusion). They knew that people flocked to see Boris Carloffs movie Black Sabbath... people were paying shit loads of money to get the Bejevahs scared out of them...so why not try that in music...it worked...until the world machine heard their real message in other songs..then shut them down as a Satanic band. The legacy of Black Sabbath carries on not only in the way of music, but in the way of speaking a truth that goes on in this world...while everyone else remains blindfolded....by the way Bill Ward is one of the most underrated Drummers that has ever been. Love ya channel❤
If i never started listening to Black Sabbath. There is no way i would have started listen to Metal. I really can’t stand it when bands are labelled Metal. But they are actually Punk.
the unholy tritone!
Inspired by Gandolf?! Look, i know Lord of the Rings was written quite locally to Aston, but i'm not so surel Gandolf was their local drug dealer. LOL
So you guys doing Sabbath albums or some selections? That first album in some ways was still more of a bluesy hard rock album and they were just showing hints of metal in my opinion. By the third and fourth albums you really heard the full on big, fuzz heavy, metal thing happening!
You know us. We only do albums... mostly 😄
@@MusicforBusyPeople well, I know you know some of there song so the following album Paranoid is a classic. Not a lot on the first album that ended up on the radio although it is a great introduction. Paranoid is prob the one that people would say listen to to get a real good idea of what Sabbath was about! They got better after that, Vol 4 is my fave, but that’s the classic album.
@@EdA1 Oh yeah, we will DEFINITELY do _Paranoid_
Sabbath with Ozzy never had a chorus on any of their songs
Get out from under your rock in the cave....check out some more from the best era of music: Budgie, Buffalo, Cactus, Iron Claw, Stack Waddy for starters.
Only just found your videos , because of Black Sabbath , and that was interesting ,,,,,, the cover was shite ,, but maybe that's because I'm old 😄😄
Play the video the talk!!
You really must listen to Sabbath with Dio singing, you will be in for a treat. P.S. dump zep
Hitchcock's movie
I don’t like Rush or Led Zeppelin’s Music. I absolutely love Black Sabbath Music.
"The satanic tritone"
The Wizard is about a drug dealer.
Believe or not, they were a Christian rock band.
I have never heard of SHIHAD. So who the hell are they.
New Zealand band, started in 1988, this cover of the wizard was right at the start of their career. They are still going to this day. There sound has changed alot over the years but each record is great in it's own right. Shihad opened for Black Sabbath in 2013 when they came to NZ too. Probably NZs most well established rock band.
@@ShihadWiki surely the most well known/famous band from New Zealand is “Crowded House”.
@@shspurs1342 yeah you are probably not wrong, and crowded house have a few more years on Shihad,
I'm more distracted by why this lady feels like whatever’s going on with her fingers and cleaning her teeth with her tongue is, somehow, more important than offering a conscientious, articulate and competent reaction video. Explain that, please. (The dude knows his stuff) She can be much more present... Or just go take a bubble-bath.
Very poor choice, the song Black Sabbath, which is pretty atypical of the bands work from 70-75… much better would be the live version of War Pigs at least …Black Sabbath fits a stereotype of the band … best listened to after listening to many other of their songs
Hard disagree. Starting at the beginning gives a much better understanding of what comes after.
@@lafelong I was there for the beginning ..the song Black Sabbath fits a stereotype about the band and is a very bad place to start .Innumerable songs off their first four albums provide a much better introduction to the band
@@jayedwards4787 I was there too. We disagree. No big deal. 🤷♂
The stated focus of this channel seems to be listening to full albums, not songs.
They started the channel with Led Zeppelin I side one, track one... and I believe they're doing much of the complete catalog *in order*.
I personally hope they consider doing Sabbath the same way.
@@lafelong I know we disagree . Now go away
Ahhhhh the sound of my youth. Thank god I didn’t have to grow up listening to the over computerised crap that’s been happening for the last 4 decades