Heaven and Hell - Black Sabbath (REACTION!!!)
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DISCLAIMER: Hello all! We announced on Twitter that this video was blocked WORLDWIDE by Black Sabbath’s label! This is the second HEAVILY edited version that we re-uploaded and decided to release.
Lost In Vegas heavily edited LIV is better than no LIV.
Lost In Vegas Hey, fellas. Too bad you had to edit so much. But hey, you prolly won’t have troubles with JOY DIVISION’S “COLONY!” Those guys love sharing. I’ll even tweet it to the band if you give it a go. ;) ruclips.net/video/1JI1A_OI6S8/видео.html
Der Mensch From what is left about that band.
OminousWaveOfMusic Well, I still see stuff from Hooky on Twitter every day and Bernard is on there, too. These guys would tap into a huge audience if they did one Joy Division song. Admittedly, their audience is sort of underground in the states, but they are HUGE everywhere else. Particularly in the U.K. and Germany. Joy Division has strangely grown in popularity in recent years over there. Just google some of their merch. They're on everything from coffee mugs to freakin' dog collars nowadays. Being a purist, I kinda hate that, but then, it's cool they're so recognized now, too.
Der Mensch They should listen to New Order Now that band is alive and breathing!
When i was like 9 years old my mom asked what i wanted for my birthday. I said " I want a Rock and roll album." (Heavy Metal hadnt been coined yet) She went to the record store, no idea what she was looking for, and asked the cashier " My son wants a Rock and Roll album, can you recommend one?" She bought me Heaven And Hell, and i cant put into words how it changed my life.
Your mom is awesome. And so is the cashier.
@Vincent The perfect parent.
Shout out to the person in the record store who picked that one out for your mom
Absolutely LOVE your story. RJD would be proud. You are exactly the person he did what he did for.
Lol, awesome!
The entire "Heaven And Hell" album is a masterpiece.
It's almost necessary to separate the Ozzy and Dio eras of Sabbath; they're equally awesome (for different reasons), but also equally fantastic (for also different reasons),
I think it's the best party album ever made
Another album was their Live Evil album
And Dehumanizer, and Born Again, I seriously love every era of Sabbath. Wish they'd do some more.
@@Terminxman I wish there were bands still like them😥
I cried when Dio passed away he was an amazing talent. My mom worked with friends of his and they said he was a loving person. We need more singers like him. Forever Rest In Peace
My first concert was a Dio concert, I prolly was 14 or 15, my father being the biggest Dio fan. Front row, some guy next to us, gave me his meet and greet tickets. By far one of the coolest doqn to earth guys I have ever met. R.I.P Dio \m/
you lucky s.o.b :P
he and his wife Wendy participated in the origins of Children of the Night, a program to get child prostitutes off of the streets and start life anew
So did I. I never wept for anyone outside my blood family before RJD passed. Still miss him, knowing I won't hear any new stuff any more... ever again... sucks. I still do sometimes, listening to this song and others when I'm alone and feeling down. He was a singular talent, so expressive, such control... a phenomenal singer no matter what he'd have sung and Metal was extremely lucky to have him!
I still tear up every time that passion that he brought to his singing hits me. He is the best ever! \m/
Black Sabbath was probably one of the only bands who switched lead singers and it worked out. I like both Ozzy and Dio version of Sabbath. They both have a distinct sound/vibe and it works.
Yes man are so right
What about Iron Maiden?
AC/DC more so than this
Audioslave, too
@@aaro597 No disrespect to Blaze Bayley, but that era was definitely the weakest of Iron Maiden.
Stargazer by Rainbow needs to happen. The Ronnie love must continue!
The world is full of Kings and queens that will blind your eyes and steal your dreams.
I have that tattooed on my arm lol
"Falling off the edge of the world" is also excellent during the DIO years.
This song is simply insane, and the riff is one of my favorites of all time!
Dio Black Sabbath was very different from Ozzy Black Sabbath, although both of them amazing. Ozzy tended to sing over the riffs, and Dio tended to sing over the chords. Tony Iommi pointed this out once in an interview and you can really notice it when you go back and listen.
I've seen that interview :)
Ronnie James Dio had a grasp of Music Theory far better than Ozzy. Ozzy only wrote one song (Goodbye to Romance) after he and Sabbath parted ways. Dio continued to write songs up until he was hospitalized... R.I.P. Ronnie James Dio (we miss you)
I think Ozzy's singing peaked in the mid '70s, around Vol. 4, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, and Sabotage. After that? He ruined his voice with alcohol and cocaine. Shame, because he developed a pretty damned good control of melody, pitch, and cadence. Never had much range, but he still managed to make the most of a severely limited instrument.
This is one of the best albums of all time imo. Ronnie James Dio was one of the giants of heavy metal. RIP RJD.
Tim Weed that's an ironic description of Dio given how short he was was in real life.
Indeed
Best metal singer ever!
Omg......this voice......soooooo power soooooo clean.... RIP
Black Sabbath - Children of the Sea... super underrated and off this same incredible album
In the misty morning, on the edge of time
We've lost the rising sun - the final sign.
Yes!
Rainbow - Stargazer
Still got to do Stargazer by Rainbow.
Geezer Butler was the most underrated bass player in music history.
Danny Gray you misspelt John Paul johns
TeamAtFort you mean jon paul jones??
It's not him in this song
I's say Peter Hook from Joy Division/New Order
Not to mention,lyricist!!!!!
Lonely is the Word.. Great song, I was lucky enough to see RJD live with Sabbath during the Mob Rules tour. his voice was so epic.
Great review! I've been waiting for this one! But...
Mr. Crowley - Ozzy Osbourne (So Ryan can wish he could play guitar even more....)
Fever - Judas Priest (Because Rob Halford)
BuroBear I HIGHLY agree with Mr.Crowley but HIGHLY disagree with Fever, litterally one of the two bad songs on Screaming for Vengeance. I say either Victims Of Change or Lovebites to mix things a bit.
@Much Meh I enjoy every song on Screaming for Vengeance and I disagree about Fever obviously. It's a fun song to play on guitar, and I think they would enjoy the transitions throughout.
I love Fever but they've only heard Painkiller so far. I think Victim of Changes or Beyond the Realms of Death would be better recommendations right now.
Exciter or Beyond the realms of death should be next imo.
The Sentinel is such a damn good song and I wholeheartedly agree that there's no such thing as a bad song on Screaming for Vengeance.
Dio apparently said this was his favorite Sabbath song to sing!
moo cow the strippers loved it
The song is almost like Ronnie D. J. personified.
Lester Lee Ronnie D. J.???? Ronnie Dio James?
Dmitri Blaskowitz lmaooo
When they did the last reunion with him before he died they dropped the sabbath name and renamed the band Heaven and Hell
Neon Knights is something I think you guys would love. Killer groove and progressive in it's own right. Same album.
Mob Rules also
RIP Ronnie James Dio.
You are missed.
William Tauriello tool cant compare to this
Stargazer... Stargazer... Stargazer!!!
Great reaction. Unfortunate it got blocked. Keep it rollin though!
Yeah I agree Rainbow Stargazer
I also will suggest Stargazer OR Gates of Babylon by Rainbow. Love Dio in Sabbath and his solo work but his work in Rainbow is by far my favorite of his
Yeah
Stargazer.....the best song in the history of music! My #1 fave!! A reviewer did it, and it blew him away! It's not even possible to listen, without hitting replay!
Geezer will never get enough credit for what he does on the bass in Black Sabbath. To me, best hard rock/heavy metal bassist in history.
And, by the way, did I hear Stargazer by Rainbow (also with Dio on vocals) should be next?
Geezer is a goddamn genius.
Also wrote a lot of the lyrics and vocal melodies and song arrangements for sabbath too, which he never gets much credit for
It is, from the Ozzy days. Of course, Dio wrote all the lyrics for the songs during his tenure with the band.
He's an incredible bassist!
CJ BigHammer He also gave the band their name.
Ronnie James Dio one of the founding members of Blackmore's Rainbow. I credit DIO for the immense popularity of Rainbow. This was at a stage where Black Sabbath had just had to "Release" Ozzy as the lead singer and Dio just happened to be post-Rainbow. I was a huge DIO fan when my Sabbath Fan friend told me he had just joined Sabbath. Found the album and took it directly to a friends house (shout out to Rus). We put the platter on and were hit with the first song "Neon Knights". Worth the spin if you guys ever get a chance. I was blown away on first listen and still this is one of my favorite Sabbath Albums despite it being in a transitional period of their career.
I picked this one up on vinyl right when it was released back in the day and yes...love at first note. The thing about this album is that EVERY song on it is thick and solid...EVERY song. Also, as you guys realized and mentioned...the lyrics are far beyond clever. They are grounded in depth of experiences and serve an instructional purpose as well. The artists are the ones pointing the way for humanity and it is important to listen. Love you guys! Peace.
My personal favorite Sabbath tune. Hell yeah! 🤘
JasonParadise he man what's up cool seeing you here
Hey Jason, whats up 😁
My man
Ayyyyyy its Jason
I’m a huge Ozzy fan but this is probably my favorite Sabbath album. Hate me all you want. Ronnie had it going on.
welderhelper79 I agree
Vol. 4 all day.
Saw this comment "Ozzy is God but Dio is better"
My favorite Sabbath album from the first song to the last. If I was teaching Metal 101, this album would be required listening.
Mine too,best cover too
My youngest son when he was about ten years old said it perfect, Ronnie James Dio makes everything he sings sound epic. I had a huge proud pops moment
Sabbath completely reinvented themselves with this album.
Ronnie brought Sabbath to a new,higher level!!
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@@CCCCCCCCC11 puhahha don t be jealous .CRYYYYY
@@alicabbar8513 Did you just pick a random verb? Jealous of what?
heaven and hell is a masterpiece
Yes - Roundabout
Ozzy has the type of voice that's like a chanting style. Ronnie James Dio is like an operatic type voice. Both great singers, but two totally different styles. Keep up the great, great work!
Dio had THE most powerful voice in Metal.
@phosphorescent wave AiC isnt metal, its grunge. Still an amazing vocalist tho
@@weefy117 aic leans toward metal though..kind of a grunge metal fusion imo.
@@Cinder_311 fair enough
Dio and Chris Cornell for me
@@weefy117grunge isn’t a genre it was a movement you can’t just say grunge and throw in a band like nirvana with soundgarden and Alice In Chains they were part of the grunge movement but not grunge aic was metal as hell listen to rain when I die they had the riffs
RAINBOW - STARGAZER
Rainbow Stargazer... wish for christmas :)
Dio don’t talk to strangers
Hell yes you nailed it
Oh yeah.. Dont talk to strangers badass badass song.
They're only there to do you harm......
IM DANGER...IM THE STRANGER
Dio - Last in Line
Totally they should do last in line or Rainbow in the Dark
And All The Fools Sailed Away.... And Invisible....... and.........lol
I believe you boys would maybe know these two songs
Nick that song never used to make me cry until five years ago. 😢
Fleetwood Mac - The Chain...Amazing on all Instruments!
Rainbow-Stargazer (DIO on vocals)
YES! This would be dope! I've been preaching Stargazer for the longest time..
Dio on vocals. Who else?
One of the best songs ever written..
This is a must!! Please
Just for S&G they should listen to this version w/the keyboard intro.
ruclips.net/video/5TLaygn038M/видео.html
goosebumps on every layers of the music man.....
Tony Iommi a great Guitarist
"the guitarist was going on for 2 minutes.. fingers bleeding"... well, you just stumbled on a story about how heavy metal came to be. he is missing two fingertips on the right hand so he has prosthetics to enable him to play, so its unlikely that his fingers would bleed from playing. How did that happen you wonder? He worked at the factory as a teenager and on the last day on job, just before going all in on a music carreer a machine cut off his two fingertips. He is left handed so if you see him playing you'll see he holds the guitar the other way compared to other guitarists. Instead of trying to learn playing by switching sides he devised some prosthetics himself, made from leather jacket to enable him to play the way he did before. But in the process he had to tune down his guitar to enable him to bend strings more easily. That tuning down is what gave them that heavy sound that was so unlike anything else, and what gave spark to the whole genre. The end.
Another AWESOME video guys! Wow you are fun to watch. Now, I am NOT shitting you George. If you want to hear a FANTASTIC bass-line in a rock song, you and Ryan HAVE to hear "Roundabout" by Yes. Not just the bass rules, the whole song is progressive rock magic. One of the best in the genre to start with. I hope you get to it someday. You both will like it. I won't lead you astray. :)
YES! YES!! YES!!! No pun intended! HAHAHA!!! Please, guys! "Roundabout" is one of the most badass bass lines ever!
Yes, I agree. You guys will love the band yes. Also, just so you know. The band Rush says yes was a major influence on them.
FOR REAL! If you listen to the isolated bass track on Roundabout it has a SERIOUS thrash vibe! Chris Squire was INCREDIBLE!!!
Saw Sabbath live on this tour and the following Mob Rules tour with RJD. Two of the greatest concerts ever!!!
Phil Lynott, was the first British black rocker. He not only had his ethnicity to overcome in 70's Britain but was Irish as well. Rest in peace Phil.
You guys would love "Rainbow - Stargazer"
Ronnie James Dio sings on that one, a great song.
Ronnie James Dio is Awsome... this guy developed his voice largely by playing the trumpet when he was young.
He also made a ton of Doo-Woo records in the 50's early 60's. Yep, Dio was into Rock 'n Roll from it's beginning.
I saw Dio live my God he's even better live! Good to see brothers checking out the stuff I grew up on. Keep doing what you do homies! Peace out!
Black Sabbath Heaven & Hell!! One of the greatest songs ever, in my humble opinion!! Love it!! Thanks Boys for reviewing this one!!
Stargazer -Rainbow !!!!!
" Loooove can be seen as the an-sah !......but nobody bleeds for the dan-sah ! " Ronnie has always been my favorite vocalist. The way he pronounces the words and how he takes you to another place. This song is a masterpiece.
I love this song and the cover. This was made back when album covers were art.
Deep Purple, Child in Time!
Brian Call Rat Bat Blue, Pictures of Home, or Flight of the Rat!!
Living wreck
I know they don't do live albums, but the "Made in Japan" version just kills :).
Now you gotta do Rainbow - Stargazer. Dio sang in this too.
Modnar621 Tarot Woman!!
I like the fact you took the time to appreciate the bass. I am a bassist myself and a lot of people don’t understand the importance of the bass but your attention to detail with every instrument in your song reactions is amazing
Anything from black Sabbath born again amazing how under rated it is
James Rutherford
I disagree...that album is terrible...I love Ozzy-era Sabbath and I want to like Born Again so much since it is three out of the four original members on here, but I feel like I’m being punked every time I listen to it...the only silver lining is that at least there’s been some good covers by death metal bands such as Cannibal Corpse’s Zero The Hero
My ALL TIME favorite! You guys are legit and open minded! Love your reviews!
I think I said this in one of your other videos but if you want to hear Dio at his absolute best then Stargazer by Rainbow is THE song. I'm a huge Black Sabbath fan (Ozzy and Dio eras) but Stargazer is just a whole other level for Dio. And that song came out in 1976. To this day it's still my favorite song that Ronnie James Dio sings.
You guys are the best, thanks for you work! Love it.
Gates of Babylon from rainbow if you guys want to listen to something unique
Pinto Gates of Babylon along with the whole Long Live Rock N Roll album is phenomenal
The guitarist is Tony Iommi, he lost two fingertips and almost gave up playing guitar but he ended up making covers for his fingertips and continued playing guitar... I'm glad he did...
He also switched to Gibson guitars due to they have a shorter neck which creates less tension in the strings, and tuned lower to also reduce tension making it less painful to play, which ultimately resulted in his unique, cool guitar tone and created a whole new sound. A very iconic player!
The Godfather of the heavy metal sound
@@insufferablethrashelitist9305 he switched because the gibson sg was his spare but while recording the first album the strat packed up on the second song, so the spare guitar did most of the album and became the main guitar for the first 5 albums and tours.
Plus it wasn't downtuned on the first two albums, and only some songs after that, most of them being on master of reality.
@@theant9821 thanks for that info.
I think there are conflicting stories out there about a lot of these things. Some of the things we've heard over the years and decades sometimes end up not being totally accurate. It seems we've heard/read different accounts of how this came to be.
Regardless, metal would doubtedly exist without Tony Iommi. He created a new sound and blazed a trail.
I'm glad you guys decided to do this. 1980 was a massive year for metal. British Steel - Judas Priest. Back In Black - AC/DC ft Brian Johnson for the first time. Blizzard Of Ozz - Ozzy Osbourne. His first solo album and of course Heaven And Hell - Black Sabbath. Ronnie's first recording with Sabbath. RJD is very significant to the world of heavy metal. He gave us the metal horns. Our salute, but more significantly, his music. He went solo. That's the stuff you need to be checking out. METAL WILL NEVER DIE! One of his last recordings before we lost him. "Nothing evil. Nothing sacred. Just the power that's been created."
RIP Ronnie.
Also Iron Maiden's debut album
Love watching you guys experiencing this music, and I love watching your channel. The message of opening your mind to other stuff outside your comfort zone, has also made me a better listener. Love ya!!
i love this unbiased thing you 2 are doing (not only with just music)
Cemetery Gates - Pantera
Know Your Enemy - Rage Against the Machine
Rainbow in the Dark - Dio
Limelight - Rush
+1 on Limelight
Dio said he hated Rainbow in the Dark which is funny because it's one of the best songs he sang
I second all of these
heavily desagree with these for a react
If your guitar and bass fan thin Lizzy
You guys should check out Type O Negative, here's few song suggestions:
Black No.1
Love You to Death
Cinnamon Girl (cover but still cool)
Wolf Moon
Anesthesia
Szweminek797 DUDE!!! YES!!
Absolutely! Any of those songs!
You gotta throw in "Christian Woman" and "I Don't Wanna Be Me".....otherwise great line up!
Rey Reyes seriously!
Type O, YES! Takes me back...
Ozzys first sole album “Blizzard of Oz” with the legend Randy Rhodes was EPIC. Highly recommend Suicide Solution, possibly Dee as well.
Watched two of your videos and now subscribed. Excellent dissection and analysis and your love and enthusiasm for these great songs is heartwarming. Keep up the good work gentlemen.
Wow such a great reaction guys!so glad you guys are able to see why sabbath (both ozzy and dio era) is so iconic to metalheads but mostly thank you so much for acknowledging ronnies' death and showing respect to our genre and researching it!much love guys.and on a side note please check out a band called Black Label Society,the guitarist and singer was discovered by ozzy ozzbourne and has alot of similarities and really think you would enjoy them \m/
Josh Marsh for sure Zakk Wylde is an excellent Metal artist he's the definition of PERFECTION. Y'all have to hear him live it will change your life 🤘 RIP Ronnie James Dio❤
Check out stillborn by BLS or anything off of the The Blessed Hellride.
Yes! Happy to see you guys react to this classic, the battery life comment was hilarious! Please react to a more recent classic FEAR FACTORY - Self Bias Resistor. It's a milestone band that really shaped what metal is today. And more importantly, it will blow you away!
la porte I just started listening to Fear Factory, and I love them.
mannn i love this, you guys are feeling the feelings that black sabbath made alot of us feel the first time we heard it
terrific analysis, gents. this is, by far, my favorite Sabbath song and you broke it down beautifully. you said a lot of things that my friends and I have been saying for years. great job.
Great observations as usual. Sorry you had to edit so much out! Definitely check out Rainbow’s “Stargazer” (featuring Dio on vocals).
Ozzy Osbourne - No more tears
Yes!
What a fantastic and almost understated guitar solo by Tony. One of my favorite guitar solos ever
Mob rules: Black Sabath. I need say no more. 🤘
Black Sabbath is in my Top 3 bands of all time. Nice pick, this one's a classic. And many thanks for taking the time to edit and re-upload!
be cool to see them do something like Sign of the Southern Cross, but that might be too secondary & long.
I was thinking the same! I thought it would be cool for them to do something from The Mob Rules and Sign of the Southern Cross was the first song that came to mind. Dio's vocals would make them slide outta their seats lol.
If you like Dio. Try Rainbow stargazer. He was the singer
One of my all time favorite songs!
Great review of one of my favorite Black Sabbath songs!
Keep up the great work guys!
The Live Evil version with sign of the southern cross in the middle was life changing for me,it was the first CD my big brother ever bought,still the greatest
Please check out Stargazer by Rainbow next!
Headless Cross! Stargazer covering Black Sabbath! (When they were without Dio nor Ozzy, so a lot of amazing potential without a proper voice to express it)
They need to do stargazer
yes More Ronnie James Dio
Best Rainbow and Dio song ever!
Stargazer or Gates of Babylon
Rainbow - Stargazer! Please, it's truly a masterpiece!
Not even playing in the same leage like most of the Deep Purple stuff...
Dream Theater - Stargazer, much better!
William I don't dislike that version, but I personally believe that Rainbow's Stargazer is better. I like the mixing better, and the song was made for Dio's voice.
a dream theater cover that's better than the original? Well, there's a first time for everything
I just found your channel and I really love seeing your reaction to the music I grew up listening to. Ronnie James Dio, as you are finding, was one of the best rock/heavy metal vocalists of all time. I actually cried when I heard he had passed due to pancreatic cancer. That is how much him and his songs impacted my life. Long Live Rock and Roll Ronnie!!
I came back to check this one out after you just mentioned it in the ‘Rainbow in the Dark’ reaction. Great fun 👏👏👍
Geezer Butler! 🤘
true genius!
Bassist know that Geezer is the best musician in Sabbath.
My bass mentor, the one and only.
Butler is THE Beast. Many credit Tony Iommi’s sound to his tuning, his tone, his style of playing and the overdubs et et, but to top it all its Geezer’s bass playing is a very important, yet often overlooked reason why Sabbath sound the way they sound. Not knocking Tony - I adore him, but together these two formed such a formidable partnership that will never ever be replicated. 🔥🤘
Amen🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘💪🖤
Pantera - Cemetery Gates
Metallica - And Justice For All
Iron Maiden - Seventh Son of A Seventh Son
You need to do one of these next
LoverBoyStephen yes yes and hell yes! If not justice, HARVEST OF SORROW!
Pantera - Walk
Metallica - Master of Puppets
Iron Maiden - Run for the Hills
I don't comment often ...but you two are becoming very close to my favorite reacotrs. The attraction is seeing the way I felt when I first heard this music! !!! Seriously ♡ you two! ..I love metal.... jazz... R&B.... anything good. I can see you appreciate it as well. ♡
I saw Ronnie with Sabbath about 4 months before he passed from stomach cancer. He CRUSHED it! R.I.P
The bass is what you groove to. The drums keep the rhythm, but the bass makes you GROOVE. A good bass line will carry a song.
Give it up to the bass! The low down dirty nasty. The bottom you feel deep inside a mile away
I always like to say that the drums do not keep tempo as much because I see people say that drums keep tempo; drums keep rhythm and provide the style, but the bass is what sets the tempo and groove.
Strung Up tell that to Jack White
Drums + Bass = groove brothers.
That's why they liked NeObliviscaris :)
Instead of keeping with the 32nd notes of the bass drum, the bassist would play 8ths and 4s over the fast double kick and it would still sound groovy.
Deep Purple - Highway Star
Glad to see you guys review this, one of the greatest tracks ever. You nailed it
Black sabbath rocks they where just talented. You guys are a blast!
I never clicked that fast on a video x)
Pierre Guyader I know right
😂
Rainbow - stargazer
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"You've got to bleed for the dancer" = Yes there is magic in the world - and it always comes with a price.
It's also a call back to the earlier line, "love can be seen as the answer, but nobody bleeds for the dancer".
I've always thought that line is talking about people who say they want a better world, but as soon as it becomes difficult, they retreat. They'd rather sit in comfort and complain about injustice, rather than bloody their own knees in the battle against oppression and hatred.
In order to separate heaven and hell, to make this world a truly better place, you've got to bleed for the "dancer", the oppressed and downtrodden.
Just my interpretation...
DAMN i love you guys! Thank you for making me rediscover the style of music i was brought up with. I have been taking it for granted for soo long, but your perspective made me really appreciate it even more.
Judas Priest - Dreamer Deceiver. Completely different from what you've heard in Painkiller, but still hands down one of their absolute best works.
Daniel N I second this.
Victim Of Changes best song for me
Julian Fernandez Victim od Changes is also a great pick
It's even better to listen to Dreamer Deceiver and Deceiver together, as those two songs complement each other.
Beyond the realms of death
RAINBOW - Stargazer
an2nyyyy Wait they haven't reacted to this song yet???
DIO kicks ass. 🤘🤘 check out Headless Cross by Black Sabbath. Tony Martin is the singer
Also check out Ozzie’s No More Tears. Hands down has the best bridge ever in rock. It’ll push to the top of the mountain, then off a cliff. Check it out.
Another great video guys. I will never forget the first time I heard this on the radio back in the 80's. I had never really heard heavy metal before. I went straight to the record store and bought this album. I had never done that before. This song opened up an entire world of music appreciation that I lacked. Kudos again guys, well done.