Drum Teacher Reacts: BILL WARD | BLACK SABBATH | 'Planet Caravan' | FIRST TIME LISTEN
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This song really has to be heard in the context of the album. Back when you know track order mattered.
Exactly right.
Truth.
Yea every time someone recommends some songs I'm wondering if they have even heard anything besides the greatest hits.. I am probably guilty of that though , i reckon I have a shorter attention span these days. But with sabbath at least, I know the albums already from years of listening, trying to learn the songs on bass and guitar with my friends who played drums
TRACK ORDER MATTERS!
I never knew that! Care to elaborate?
Discovering Black Sabbath is like walking down a hallway opening doors and having no idea what you’ll find but knowing it will be amazing.
This song was one of our favorites. Because it’s beautiful and shows the bands versatility.
❤️
When I hear Planet Caravan, I think of teenage years... late at night in someone's garage... a few red lightbulbs... bourbon & coke... and a ton of weed, and just a burning desire to understand the meaning of life. Something like that...
Yup! I hear that!
I still do that today😊
I heard this when I was in my teens when the album was released. It blew me away. I listen to it now aged 64. It reminds me of my life. Everything we cannot change, in the background, just keeps going around and around. There is my story to tell, highlighted by guitar fills, highs and lows, and, inevitably, fading away.
Wow. Love it Maurice
Very eloquently stated Maurice....
Keep the outro going for as long as possible Maurice! Nice comment 👏👏
This is in between "Paranoid" and "Iron Man" on the LP. Tony Iommi says about Sabbath's music: “We always put something in, like an acoustic bit, to give the album a bit of light and shade," Iommi said. "So when you come in with everything, it sounds [even] heavier."
Glad you enjoyed. -DW
Like embryo on Master of realty
Laguna Sunrise and Changes on Vol. 4.
@@tonyanderton3521 Yep! That one too... also, Changes...
Still has that heavy vibe with that light and shade tone
@@mikekeeler6362 They still sound amazing, Mike, even after 50 years.
No matter how loud or quiet, Geezer and Bill work together like magic.
This song is such a mood. I’ve always loved it!!!!! It shows their talent and range.
Once again, the Greatest band of all time.
I've been thinking that way for 50 years
The playing of Bill Ward on congas is so subtle that at first I thought it was tablas.
Yes!
Your reaction says it all, closed your eyes and just listened, no words needed. Ended up mindblown. That’s sabbath for you
Hey @Andrew Rooney Drums,
since you did LED ZEPPELINs JOHN BONHAM and BLACK SABBATHs BILL WARD now, can you complete the trilogy with IAN PAICE from DEEP PURPLE, please?
Thank you for your inspiring content!
All the best from Germany!
Michael ✌️😉
Absolutely...THE UNHOLY TRINITY as it was called in the USA.
Yea I heard how you like those old sabbath videos from the 70s ... put on "child in time" "highway star" you'll probably be like yeeeeeah.. or whatever songs people will recommend from them. One of my personal favorite of theirs was "Lazy" and it looks like theres a brilliant live 1972 version on youtube with tons of jamming for 11 minutes. I'm listening to that for the first time and I'm like 🤤🤤
I’m always delighted to see how people react to hearing Sabbath for the first time, and you certainly didn’t disappoint. I like how you describe them as a quartet and not just a band because you respect the skill and ability of each of the members. You’re in it now, you will always love Sabbath, you’ll remember what you were doing or where you were each time you discover a new song. Enjoy it! I would love the excitement and adrenaline of discovering a band like this for the first time.
I constantly see reactors and reviewers discover Black Sabbath first era and it is always magical, and to think the 4 original members are still alive and maybe they can also see people reacting to their masterpiece for the first time! Just awesome
This song is absolutely beautiful! It always brings me so much joy and at the same time a little bit of sadness, as it appears to translate in musical and lyrical terms that our travel through this universe in our Planet Caravan is an awesome but finite experience. One of Sabbath's greatest tunes! 🖤🌎💫🌌🖤
Dear Andrew, you absolutely need to start with the beginning, where it all started. Please listen to the very first track of the very first album (Black Sabbath, on Black Sabbath from Black Sabbath). Everything you love about this group was there from the start. Once you're at it, continue on the second track (The Wizard) and listen to Bill style.
Don't worry I'm going to go right through from the start.
Was hoping to do a listening party somehow
@@AndrewRooneyDrums I'm very much in your situation. Although older than you are, I discovered BS only a few months ago. With the track I just mentioned. I was instantly blown away. I thought BS was heavy metal, with screaming, guitar shredding at 300 bpm and low musicality. How wrong I was. I followed more or less the same path with Led Zeppelin about a year ago. Came to them after a cover by Yoyoka, which got me to discover John Bonham which in turn took me to LZ. Never looked back.
Try “ Solitude “ off Master of Reality ...Opeth did a great cover of it ...and a great instrumental off Volume 4, “ Laguna Sunrise”
Awesome song! They kind of made a thing for a few albums to throw in a few mellow, jazzy, spacey, songs in there between the madness. "Solitude" from Master Of Reality, "Fluff" from Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, and "Laguna Sunrise" from Volume 4 come to mind! A stripped back, more laid back sound from them!
and don't start ,.too late, before symptom
Welcome to the enigma and genius of early Black Sabbath... they are a latent jazz band wrapped in blues rock and METAL ! and imo the mighty Bill Ward is the driving force behind it all...
SO GOOD
Love this song, and Pantera do it justice at the end of the "Far Beyond Driven" album as a break from the heaviness of the rest of the LP. Planet Caravan forever!
Yes!! The pantera cover is phenomenal
Pantera does an excellent version of Electric Funeral too
I think Bill's most impressive performance was on Symptom of the Universe. Those fills were just nuts. Never to be duplicated. Even by Bill. One of my all time favorite drummers.
I did the live and studio of that one!
I'm glad, that is an all timer. I'll go check them out. Thanks! This and Burn from Deep Purple are for me the most mind boggling fills of that era, imo.
Been thinking about those fills for 42 years
My favourite band. Really been enjoying your coverage. It's kinda like re-discovering them, or at least appreciating them from a whole different angle :)
Pantera did a cover of this song, and its awesome
yes,one of best coverˋs ever👌
I'm glad someone mentioned this. They really did sabbath justice and it goes without mentioning what an influence they were on Pantera and most other rock and metal bands.
Agree! Killer cover🤘🏻👌🏻
The way you are listening to the music with your eye's closed with Headphones is to me the Best way to really appreciate music. No distractions!!
This is the song that really did it for me. I'd heard some metal before that I was kind of on the fence about. I heard Pantera's cover of this and really dug it, and then learned it was a cover. That led me to my dad's vinyl collection, which included Paranoid and the rest is history. Over the next year, I bought every Sabbath album available at that point and spent most of the next decade going down the metal rabbit hole.
People always overlook the gentle stuff. Yes...as mentioned below..Light and shade on an album!!!
Definitely Bruce. What an amazing song
What a beautiful song....We loved it back in 70's n sounds just as cool now. Glad you got to hear this Andrew
Yes we did Susanne...and I get a kick watching others discover "our" music...Rock ON!!
Paranoid was one of the first albums I ever bought, I used to save the money from my paper round to buy interesting albums, I bought paranoid and have been hooked on Sabbath ever since and this is still one of my favourite Sabbath tracks 😎🏹🙏
Geezer Butler on the bass is the one who wrote all of their lyrics, guy is definitely awesome! Also, Tony Iommi briefly played for Jethro Tull before Sabbath took off, so maybe that's when he learned the flute. He says that he learned a lot about being a professional band, stuff like scheduling, from his time in Tull.
Cheers Charlie
Tull is often considered the 4th of the Big 4 first gen English Heavy Metal bands… a bit too eclectic to be real Heavy Metal but they certainly had some VERY heavy albums!
@@buzzbomb67 As the old joke goes, the flute is a heavy, metal instrument.
@@MarathonVidmaster
Lmao indeed it is!
Supernaut and A National Acrobat next :)
Supernaut was Bonham’s favorite song ... on the famous Sabbath -Zeppelin jam, that’s what Bonham played
"Can you imagine hearing that in 1970?" I don't have to imagine it ... I did and I thought it was as cool then as I do now.
The synth thing is a five position switch being turned - this is 1970 :)
Keys are the engineer Tom Allom. Bill loves his hand percussion.
Ian Paice from Deep Purple was a 19 year old kid when he joined DEEP PURPLE in1968. He is a greatly overlooked drummer with massive chops. Please consider doing some DP reactions.
Yes, it's Bill Ward on the congas and Iommi playing the flute parts, with Ozzy singing through a guitar amp. Geezer imagined his lyrics as being a description of a cosmic great date.
Absolutely magical. Moving
please check out the studio version of The Warning it will blow you away
Bill Ward is also a great singer as well. The song "It's Alright" from the album Technical Ecstasy. Sounds like The Beatles 👍
This track shows the versatility of their music style true talent.
I’ve been catching up on your Sabbath week Andrew. I’m delighted you appreciate them so much. I watched them live with Ronnie as lead vocals and I was blown away. Thoroughly enjoying this coverage, thank you. Pat 🏴
I was nine when my grandmother took me to the record store with ten dollars of Christmas money. After much mulling about I chose this album. It was a random pick from the new release rack. I remember the look on Mama Lou's face. "Are you sure?" I wasn't sure at that second. About three songs into the album, later, at home, alone, I was sure. Woah! Nine!
The piano on this was played by the band's sound engineer.
Terrific song, but not one I'd have chosen to highlight Bill Ward.
Rat Salad is the obvious choice, basically being one big drum solo. For more obvious jazz influences there's Air Dance. Or The Fallen, from the Born Again demos.
A huge 👍💪🤘for Air Dance! Lots of prog in that song too btw
Personally, I feel the Wizard truly showcases him
Lol I saw that he’d done this and I was all “……….um …….. is there even drums on that?!” Of course, there is, but ya, def not my first choice for showing to a drum reactor! Fortunately he appreciates congas as well! Rat Salad is def like, their Moby Dick. I still say Children Of The Grave, Lord Of This World, and After Forever would be excellent, drum-heavy tracks to react to.
Yes Tom Allom i think the engeners name is
Andew, thanks for your review of BS druing your Black Sabbath week. I am so pleased that you are a convert! I came across them by accident in 1970 at age 18yrs, not long after the release of the Album. I visited my favourite record shop in Cardiff, South Wales, UK to seek out another Almbum that the store didn't have in at that time and the shop keeper recommended this 'new band'. It was the days when the record stores had soiund proffed listening booths and he put the record on and I listened ti the whole album and loved all the tracks, including the lovelky 'planet caravan' - an amazing contrast, as you say. I looved this track immmediately. I lost my love of the band after they slit - it just wasn't Sabbath to me. I still have my originl albums and play them frequently althugh I do adoimt I have ourchesed the CD's too. Thaks again for you 'deep dive' into the band. Regards from SWales, Howard
Dear Andrew, it's a pleasure to hear you talk about this band and these fantastic songs that are so dear to me, you make me relive the same emotions I had many years ago when I was listening to Black Sabbath for the first time!
I first learned of this song threw Pantera’s cover of this song. Both just as mesmerizing.
I remember listening to tht , the first time . My reaction was like URS. I was not expecting that. But it took me out into space. I absolutely love this song.
Great bands show you that they can do anything. Not just rock crazy.What a band......
ozzy sang out of a leslie amp that was made for a hammond organ
Love to see you dive into this song!
I guess I missed "Snowblind". The groove that Bill Ward creates is just special. Even if it didnt make the list, take a listen, its off the album "volume 4".
I'll get to it Dan!
you should listen PANTERAˋs version of this song.itˋs Great as well
..and VINNIE PAUL drumming,he was one of the best metal drummers.RIP VINCENT PAUL ABBOTT
Far Beyond Driven!!!1🤘
@@shapeshifter-theamorphousg3264 Vulgar Display Of Power💪
one album with Paranoid, Iron Man, War Pigs, Fairies Wear Boots, Electric Funeral and Planet Caravan. Paranoid is my favorite Black Sabbath Album.
Way back in my day in the 70s this was without a doubt one of the main songs people got together in their friends "Pad" Garage or fixed up Basement to Hang out and Chill with friends etc !! 😊
I heard an interview with Iommi and he said “ at the time we smoked a lot of w**d and we really wanted to make a song that we can chill on. We jamed for a couple of nights and (name?) put an filter to Ozzy’s voice and we loved it”…
Magic Patrik
After listening to the first few tracks this was a complete shock. As i've gotten older i have grown to love this gentle inner piece experience. It has been played live but as an instrumental.
What's the best reaction I've ever seen sir as I was watching you myself I'm still in awe speechless absolutely awestruck by what I'm hearing and trying to figure out where my imagination is taking me with the collaboration of instruments in musicians I'm still speechless after all these years thank you for putting it down like that
Thank you! 🙏
One of my fav Black Sabbath songs ever. Ever. It's a for sure 'put on a loop' song....and Tony Iommi going full on Django Reinhardt. Love. It.
I really loved Sabbath week! Heres to hoping you ll do more of the band in the future.
Great reaction again. I feel even when they do more introspective, slower pieces, there’s still that eerie vibe about them that only Sabbath can do. ‘She’s gone’ from Technical Ecstasy will also surprise you, I’m sure. It’s really beautiful. Ozzy is magnificent on it.
One of my favourite Black Sabbath songs.
Sabbath are so good. Heard them when I was 13 (i'm 47 now) and they literally blew my mind. So heavy, so melodic, so groovy, so much pocket and fare and invention and the proggy/psychedlic vibes.
I'd recommend you tap some of the tracks off the Dio era albums, Heaven and Hell especially, it's an absolute masterpiece.
I found their debut album Black Sabbath in C-cassette when I was about seven or eight from a flee market. I'm also 47 now.... still have that and it's always been one of my all time faves
Black Sabbath's Geezer Butler - who composed the song's lyrics - said the song is about floating through the universe with one's lover.[1] Black Sabbath lead vocalist Ozzy Osbourne uses a Leslie speaker to achieve the vocals' treble and vibration effects.[citation needed] The piano parts on the track were played by album engineer Tom Allom.[citation needed] Iommi overdubbed flute to the reversed multitrack master which was then re-forwarded and treated with stereo delay.[citation needed]
On 31 May 2020, "Planet Caravan" was used as wake-up music for the crew of a SpaceX Crew Dragon before the craft's launch later that day. It was the first time music was used to wake astronauts since the last shuttle mission in July 2011. The craft was bound for the International Space Station.[2]
Personnel
Ozzy Osbourne - vocals
Tony Iommi - guitar, flute
Geezer Butler - bass guitar
Bill Ward - congas
Tom Allom - piano
Thanks for all the clarification Lester. Brilliant
incredible reaction!
What a great week!
This track is an absolute masterpiece by the masters themselves
One overlooked influence on their music was Django Reinhardt and gypsy guitar music. It was something Iommi picked up after his injury, because Reinhardt himself played with an disfigured hand. A understated influence, but on several of their accoustic tracks you can hear it.
Fantastic review. You have got how this band are, perfectly. 👏👏👏👏
I adore this stuff now.
Wear my Black Sabbath shirts out with pride!
@@AndrewRooneyDrums that's brilliant Andrew. Mine get plenty of wear as well.. check out their song" falling off the edge of the world" it's of the " mob rules" album.
Yes I did hear it in 1970 age 7 thought it was perfect companion to the rest of the album
Agree! Spacey 👽🛸
Atmospheric light music Jazz solo between 2 heavy tracks Tony also plays flute on Solitude from Master of Reality Tony got interested in the flute with his short stint with Jethro Tull
Wow. Great info Justin
What a hell of a week, Andrew !!!!!!!!! I agree, Black Sabbath month. Tony Iommi is THE riff master. Seeing your reaction to the band that influenced EVERY rock band today in someway was priceless !
That is Bill Ward on the Congo's Tony Iommi was playing the riff and Mr. Bill Ward grabbed the Congo's and of course started playing.
Perfect. Thanks Mark :)
Most early albums had a light and dark element. Loved listening to these with headphones in bed. The turntable used to turn the amp off at the end. Played with King crimson, Pink Floyd, Family, Yes etc. Didn't do or need drugs.
You had to be there for this song when it came out some people were like huh but I'd love this tune so soothing
Caravan is a stunning piece of music🌟
Dear fiend.... I BS fan since 1990.... i glad than you enjoy and discover the greatest band ever.... is indispensable than you hear THE WIZARD and UNDER THE SUN..... bill on that are out this world..... remember THE WIZARD and UNDER THE SUN..... greetings from Argentina!!!!!!!
Just wait and see for "Solitude", another strange kind of Jazz ballad. And after this one: Into The void. btw. Bill always is playing alongside with Iommi's play. He's just improving and building up drum figures all the time and studied them by himself.
LOVE YOU Bro, whoever convinced you to do a RUclips channel was correct!
Let me know when you have Black Sabbath month. Believe it or not, you have only cracked the surface with this band.
Remember. Toni Iommi was a Jazz guitarist growing up.
Very much in his wheelhouse.
This is a love song,about lovers flying through the universe,to quote geezer didn't want to write the usual "get a bag of chips cobblers"
Notice that Tony’s throwing in some Kenny Burrell licks that sound like they’d be right at home on the “Midnight Blue” album. Deep jazz/blues roots within the whole band!
Saw sabbath in 1976 in San Diego. More sabbath !!!
I heard it in about 86 it blew us away
Awesome Rob!
Oh man... you also need to hear the wizard!!!
I will Jonathan!
There's a video someone made of 5 hours of Planet Caravan. Pretty much won RUclips at that point. There's also one slowed down by 800% that's pretty damn amazing.
Oh damn! HAHA
Great video, again, still loving it! I know people are like, 'but that's not the right Bill Ward' - man, ef them, ANY Bill Ward is the right Bill Ward. Keep it up Rooney, I love your stuff. Also, Black Sabbath - lots of people forget just how good a band they were, and how great the songs were. They really epitomize the phrase "the sum is greater than the parts" - Ozzy also had a really great knack for melodies, people don't talk about that either. Great melodies in BS songs, Ozzy knew how to write a phrase that started somewhere logical, then tensioned out and then back to tonic or 5. His melody lines sounded inevitable, like they were discovered instead of invented.
My favorite Sabbath song.
I was 7 in 1970. My cousins were in their late teens and got into this new Band "Sabbath . blew me away the first time i heard them . Didnt have a clue what they were on about but the sound was crazy mad , still is . Enjoy .
I bet you can play this the next time the "guy at the bar" yells Black Sabbath lol
Headphones, Mushrooms, candle Light, a Beanbag chair, incense and you're all good good. This is what music is supposed to be.
What a way to end Sabbath week.
What a track Johnny!
What you thought was organ was Tony playing the flute and adding fx. Loving your stuff
Cheers
Harro 😁🤘
Solitude is another calm, moody one that doesn't get enough recognition. Iommi even plays flute on it I think. Just doesn't have any drums...
Opeth did a great cover of it
One of the coolest songs I have ever heard whilst cruising the universe on this crazy spaceship we call earth.
You really have to do a complete album reaction!!!
Go for MEGALOMANIA if you want a full prog/psyschedelic song.
One of my fave Sabbath songs
I normally pause your vlog as many times as you do mate, making tea, washing the plates, fixing stuff. No, sat straight through that one with ya.
Love this song and i love the Pantera version too!!! Awesome 👏 👏👏👏
One of my favorite back in my late 90, early 20, classic rock/metal song...love this (I mean I was 20 in 2001 :) )
Yeah I can imagine hearing it because I was around then
Riding on the Planet Caravan, controls set for the heart of the sun. As soon as I have purchased my FTL star cruiser, both songs will be on top of the playlist (they are, anyway).
NICE
Such a well rounded band.
If you like bill Ward then you should listen to it's all right on the technical ecstasy album
I'll be doing all the Babbath stuff
Excellent