FIRST TIME SEEING "War Pigs Live in 1970" - BLACK SABBATH REACTION! THE WOLF HUNTERZ Jon and Dolly
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People need to be reminded once in awhile who the architects of metal truly are, Black Sabbath of course. They shocked the world with their ferocity and could take the metal bands of 52 years later to school to this day. This was music on a different level from a different world. The world is still feeling the effects of Sabbath today and look at how relevant this song is today as it was back then. This is timeless music with virtuoso beast musicians in their area of expertise. There will be no band in the foreseeable future like Sabbath.
Right on man.
Comment is a year old and even truer today!! No words can describe this; it’s an experience!
The Kinks of course
Bill Ward is a Beast! One of my all time favorite drummers. He is beating those drums like they owe him money 🤣
He is my favourite of all time.
I heard he held the drumsticks upside down so he could use the thicker, heavier, ends to beat those drums!
Bill Ward is one of the greats. No doubt in my mind.
Bill Ward is beating those drums like they owe him oxygen.
Or like they killed his dog ffs 😂
Remember, Vietnam was still going on when this came out. Almost all Rock Bands had some sort of protest song against the war. It was a common theme throughout the 60s and 70s. I was 14 when this song came out in 1970, and I'm now 66 years old.
I was fifteen, happy days!
BIDEN vs PUTIN
The most famous one of course is fortunate son by creedence Clearwater revival
I find it sad and alarming that this song has been relevant my entire life, and I was 2 when this was released. My Dad was a Marine, so I'm very up on wars and conflicts the US has been involved in.
I'm 30 and I think this song hits a little different compared to the way it hits you. It just lives in the world we're trying to survive. I just hope kids today don't let this music die.
So raw and powerful. And this song.....so relevant for all times.
For sure Dorothy, maybe Sabbath should tour China 😉
@@jockmcque3018 They did their final concert back in 2017. And if someone haven't got the memo in 50 years they're children of grave.
Bill Ward loses his mind on the drums ! He is amazing and in this era he is in the elite group of drummers with Bonzo , Ian Pace, Keith Moon ! What a time for Drummers !
The Godfathers of Metal! Completely revolutionary and setting the standard for music and live performances. Still relevant and still exceptional to this day. Love the reaction! More Black Sabbath please
Notice how at one point Bill Ward’s snare sounds like GUNFIRE 🔥🔫
Bill Ward punishes those drums like he was an angry brick layer.
But really, all four of them are next level musicians, and we'll probably never see the likes of them again.
He beat those drums like a crackhead in the parking lot outside the club😂
Never heard of anyone describe Ozzy as a musician, let alone a ‘Next Level’ one. He was a great showman and his vocals were distinctive… This version of Black Sabbath is so intense!
Bill had more cocaine in his body than he had blood during this performance 😂
Always love hearing geezer Butler's bass work, he is a beast on bass, especially when paired with Tony Iommi's guitar, throw in Bill Ward on drums and you are in for one hell of a show.
Geezer is the beast God of the bass.
No bats were hurt during the making of this live performance but a couple of war pigs were😂😂😂😂
Bill Ward (drums) is an absolute *beast* here.
Sabbath firing on all cylinders, you will listen to us! And yes that is Bill Ward god damn!
When you realize your parents were cooler than you
Great reaction!! Okay, I was born in 1960, and was lucky enough to have an older brother that showed me great music. I believe the drums back then did NOT bounce the drumstick back like modern drums, so the drummers had to hit harder to be heard. And there was no heavy metal back then, we just called it all rock. And groups back then seemed to have important messages they wanted to get across, and passion to do so. NOT just to make a buck. Maybe that's the difference, because I still find the best music came out in my youth, and that is still what I listen to today. Very few modern groups are to my taste.
Just imagine living in a time when the current groups producing new albums included Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, The Who, Rolling Stones, Deep Purple and many many others. And albums only cost $10 or $20. Same for concerts!! I've been to 30+ concerts, never paid over $20 CDN.
Well, actually an LP cost around 5 to 7 dollars in 1970 at most large retailers ( Tower records, Sam goody, The Wherehouse)...dammit i feel old now. 😒
Having been born in 1962 I grew up listening to this stuff. Yes, pink Floyd, deep purple, Jethro tull etc. Also, take into consideration that the double kick peddle hadn't been invented at this time. as a drummer of over 40 years I think that the double kick is over used these days. Modern rock can't hold a candle to the stuff that was being produced back then, and all without the technology bestowed upon us these days.
Godfathers of Metal right here..them and others after throughout the 70s actually played and stood for real issues to. Then the 80s came along and kinda fucked that up lol..they got all sensitive in that era..thank God for Metallica and Slayer for carrying that decade,then the 90s were lit. But one thing in common during all this..Ozzy was still playing and very relevant threw it all! Hard to say he's not the Metal GOAT
This is one of the best sets ever by any band absolutely awesome.
this a clear example of when a man is possed by the Gods of rock and roll.
If I was alive and at that concert in 1970 my jaw would be on the floor
I saw them live around 75, and yeah
@@lesliedavis2185 that's awesome
You are witnessing the BIRTH of Heavy Metal right here !
\m/ 💀 \m/
No. Sabbath came out 3 or 4 years into it. Great, yes. But not the first. Metal had already been born. Guess you weren’t there.
@@fredjennings5312 please list bands
@@johnnyb6067Yea, I'm waiting for that reply too. 🤘🤘
And "head banging" became a thing.
Black Sabbath, one of the best Bands in Havy heavy metal🙏💰🙏💰💰🎤🎤🎤👍👍
Bill and Geezer.What a truly powerhouse rhythm section they were.Add in Tony and Ozzy's distinctive sounds and there really was nobody to touch them back then.I was so lucky to have seen them a couple of times back in the mid seventies.
Walpurgis mixed with the newly released War Pigs .Walpurgis is about the witches holiday lyrics were changed for the album at the request of the record company to reference the Vietnam War instead of the witches holiday. The show you are watching was recorded on October 3 1970 Theater 140 Pop Shop Brussels Belgium. The Paris title was for sale purposes only by the bootleggers.
Now this is rock and roll🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
There were quite a lot of heavy rock bands around this time. Have a listen to the Deep Purple in Rock album from 1970.
It was the most amazing period for music. After years of musicians being controlled by management and record companies, they were given free rein to create. Alas it was to be short lived and the record labels regained control and we have what we have today. Manufactured jingles where the length of the singer's legs is way more important than the music
Well it just wasn't 'The Beatles' s, you had The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Iron Butterfly, Pink Floyd, The Who, Queen, Deep Purple, The Allman Brothers, Fleetwood Mac, The Doors, the list goes on....the Golden Age of Rock n Roll
Love Black Sabbath! One of my favorite bands,
Bourbon House is a great new Bluesy Rock band you should react to
This song didn't slap me in the face until I got my draft papers a year later !
And Geezer on the bass! He is still brilliant!
This guys invented heavy metal!!!
First ever True Heavy Metal band is a unknown band called Blue Cheer had just 1 hit it was a Summer Time Blues cover!
1968
@@waynehackney5812 yes they were way ahead of the first about 15 years lol
Blue Crap
Being an oldie and an original Sabbath fan , the early concerts were epic , Sabbath spent a lot of time getting the sound right , using Laney amps at the time , another difference back then was people smoking in the auditorium and there were no limits on how loud they could play , my ears used to ring for weeks after watching them.
The missus looks terrified 😂😂
There was Lead Zeppelin they had been called heavy metal but I think it had more to do with there name . Tony , Ossie ,Bert and Geezer invented the heavy black metal sound after watching people lining up to watch a Hammer Horror movie to get their pants scared off , up until then they had been playing heavy rock blues , they are the Gods , I made sure I went to there last 2 world tours before either I , or they were no more , a pity Bert Ward the drummer pulled out
Well, there was Led Zeppelin before these guys, but they were really a Blues Band. Deep Purple was from 1966 as well. It's a fun debate.
Ward use the drum sticks backwards so to make his drumming louder. Did you notice?
The drums take this from good to great...going completely ham the entire song. BTW we did have hard rock/metal in the 70 but not sure if the term metal was used back then.
The band was killing it and they knew it, can’t beat that
Bill beats the hell out of that drum kit.....!!!! As you two, shall see. I am certain his actions were against several laws!!!!....
Lets face it. Black Sabbath were a band that changed the music landscape forever. Everything that we love about metal started right here. A phenomenal, powerhouse of a band and my own favourite band of alltime.
Back in the early seventies I had "Black Sabbath" written on my school bag with ink from a fountain pen we used in class. Very cool thanks.
As a drummer of course my favorite Black Sabbath song is WAR PIGS😝😝😝🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻😎😎😎🥁🥁🥁
Nice reaction to the song. 1970 wasn't just about the Beatles. Hard rock has been around since 1968. Led Zeppelin's first album was released that year, and Deep Puple made hard music. Jimmy Hendrix created tones on the guitar that no one had ever heard before. Black Sabbath fell into this class of bands.
Sabbath didn’t fall into shit bro
Zeppelin, deep purple and hendrix may have some heavy rock songs but nowhere as heavy as sabbath. Ask any metal band who were their influence.90% will say sabbath
@@jackalope5589 It's true Led Zeppelin were far more versatile and wouldn't even want to be called a heavy metal band. Black Sabbath also played hard rock, because the term heavy metal for a genre of music only existed since the late 1970s. I was referring to the Beatles comparison. There has long been harder music, but at the end of the sixties even the Beatles delivered a really hard number with Helters Skelter, which was also covered by metal bands.
@@jackalope5589 any rock band after Black Sabbath enter the scene influenced by them,even bands like Led Zeppelin or Deep Purple.But they could not be heavy like them and they tried other stuff
@@fixzeichner5592 sounds like you got a bug up your ass about sabbath. I never said they were metal I said metal bands hold them in high regard. I don’t usually argue over music. It’s all about ones taste. Zeppelin may have been more versatile but sabbath were by far more innovative . Especially in their willingness to write about the dark side of humanity. That’s why they are still so popular today
I would argue that the name "Black Sabbath" (which im sure still creates outrage to this day), combined with the spacey wizard shit set Black Sabbath apart at the time. Agreed that guitar riffs had already evolved - but bringing this dark theme to mainstream audiences combined with the gnarly riffs is what differentiated the band.
Geezer Butler the lead guitarist was missing a finger tip from an accident work related in his youth.
seen these guys once in greenville sc there stage was a grave yard on Friday the 13 still got the stub also there drummer is a trained jazz drummer rock on aloha
Ozzy was in orbit from all the drugs back then. It blows my mind how creative that folks can manage to be when they’re like that. That’s a gear I don’t think I have.
Get ready you two, I got to see Sabbath in concert in the 1970's. One of the best concerts I ever went to. Unreal energy!!!! Bill Ward beat those drums like a mad man!!!! All of them were really good!!! On a side note -- Tony the guitar master is missing his finger tips on his right hand - his fret hand... Now for the wild part.... They started the show and did not STOP. When they played the last note of a song, they moved right into the next song, no breaks, no pause!!!!! One hell of a concert!!! One of the best I ever went to......!!!!!!!! Enjoy!
Great reaction as always 😁
The Hunters are crankin' out the videos today. Nice y'all!
"hey Grandma,grandma - you've got to listen to this song"
Grandsons' open mouth hits the floor as his 64 year old grandmother starts singing at the top of her voice - "hey kid - whaddaya think of granny now?"
you witnesses the birth of Heavy Metal
I can never get tired of seeing that performance. Epic
You both are awesome just like travis and Suzy
The 4 of them were incredible together Tony iommi was my favorite member
Current music is stale and boring and about as exciting as a second coat of paint.
These kids have no idea of historical context or what words mean. 😏
It always amazed me that Tony Iommi could play a guitar at all...he cut off the ends of the middle and ring fingers on his right (neck) hand and plays with prosthetic caps on those fingers. I doubt he can feel the strings.
Remember this was 1970 Vietnam was still ongoing!
People don't know that he lost a part of his finger. (years before) To be able to play a guitar like that is a tribute to his love of guitar.
(btw...62yo. Grew up with that stuff. Sabbath, Deep Purple, Grand Funk etc etc)
It didn't from "Love Me Do" into Black Sabbath. There was the Rolling Stones, The Who, Cream, Hendrix, Deep Purple, and Led Zeppelin all preceded Sabbath as rock music progressively got a heavier sound.
The Beatles actually inspired them greatly. Helter Skelter is the first metal song. Ozzie is a HUGE Beatles fan! I
Bass player is Geezer Butler & the best song writer Sabbath ever had.
I was 15 years old when the song War Pigs first came out. Like you said I had been listening to the beatles, the Dave Clark Five, Herman's Hermits. All of that was great and then I heard this and then of course Led Zeppelin. My life went pretty downhill from then. Haha. I've loved every minute of it! Fun video guys keep it up
Why does she look like she ate a lemon? This is magic!
Sabbath was the real deal. The first heavy band. All the others Zep,Tull,Purple,Ash..had some moments but nope. The first heavyrock/metal whatever was Black Sabbath. End of the story.
Yep, the originators of Metal . Period, no discussion.
This is just amazing, drums bass guitar vocals! Love how invested Ozzy is in the music. He really feels the instrumental parts and keeps rocking and headbanging.
I was blessed to see this performed live when I was in early 20's. I'm still a huge fan at 72 years old.
Don’t forget that Jimi Hendrix was the first to play ‘heavy metal’ 1966-70!!
Screentime estimate:
Bill Ward.......75%
Ozzy.............18%
Tony Iommi,,...7%
Geezer Butler..0%
The original name for this song was 'Walpurgis' (a reference to origins in Paganism, which included witchcraft). There's a bit more to Walpurgis as far as Walpurgisnacht, Saint Walpurga, the Christianizing of the Saxons, Mount Brocken etc. As he often did prior to Paranoid's official album release, Ozzy is singing some different lyrics during this performance.
And Tommy Iommi had had several left finger tips severed in a work place accident, made his own prostetic tips… 😎
Check out the drumsticks,; Bill Ward is holding them backwards
For this song Bill Ward flips the sticks to the heavy end and beats those drums into the next day!
Check out ozzy losing it dancing on the track black sabbath at that same show the dvd is available
If u look closely the guitar player(Tony Iomi is missing the tips of 2 fingers🤘🤘🤘
I'M DIGGING THE SERIES 👍🏼🤟👏
Just as relevant today as it was then. In fact, it's still in regular rotation on many rock radio stations.
Firstly you people will luv Cold Chisel's wild thing...secondly 'war pig's is one of the most important anti war songs ever written....
This is Heavy Metal in labor and giving birth. It’s all downhill after that. Pinnacle of the genre right there.
This is why we elders think the music of today is amateur.
OZZY OSBOURNE IS THE WIZARD 🧙♀️
I suggest the Beatles "Helter Skelter"
I always thought Animal from the Muppets was based on Bill Ward. The picture of him playing on Volume 4, with his hair flying, beads of sweat going everywhere, hands raised in the air and using the backs of his sticks. Just raw power.
An otherworldly performance makes up for Ozzy ablibing the lyrics with mixed results. No doubt they were in total beast mode here. Bill Ward crushes the drum kit! For anyone who loves this song, listen to the studio original to get the true lyrics and an immaculate mix. They also do a great live version of War Pigs for their tour for The End, great sound and mix. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎶
I think this was before they'd recorded the song for the album and Ozzy was still messing around with the lyrics. It does have my OCD screaming at him to get the words right though, lol!
Ozzy did okay for most of the song but that last verse was unrecognizable. Does not matter, though, because he made up for it with the tremendous energy and passion he put into his vocal performance
@@dathorndike4908 Yes, early version of War Pigs before the album release, I prefer them doing it at the California Jam 1974, better overall performance by everyone.
Ward beats those drums like they owe him money ...
Caught them in 2016 with my son. F*cking insane concert. Gods of metal.
I saw him live so many times when I was young, I thought he had to live near my hometown ! LOL but they were exactly as you see in this video every time every song great energy and serious about their music. Great Guys. . .
I was 16 when this came out. One Friday afternoon my buddies and I left school at lunch went over to our rich friends house because the stereo was awesome. I smoked weed for the third time in my life, got wasted and my friend put this album on. WOW!! Good memories.
This gig is credited with the invention of headbanging. Geezer and Ozzy are equally credited, but this is where it is formally known as starting.
YES, I love Sabbath!!! They were super good back in the day. Jon, That drum kit is fearful Bill Ward would return & beat them again. He works them over like they owe him money... When I saw them there were NO pauses, none. At one point, Ozzie, Geezer, and Tony left the stage. Bill continued to play. From one song into the next one! It was the mid-1970's when I saw them.. Wait until judgement day comes....... I think they were in their early 20's when they did this..!!!! With out any doubt, one of the best concerts I ever went to.. Can you all imagine?
Jon you asked what did those drums do to you. At this point, Bill is just warming up. At 3:40 something they pick it up a bit. Sabbath kicked butt & did not take prisoners. You two will see....... ENJOY!!!!! I saw them in the mid-1970's. They ripped our heads in two. Non-stop rock for the entire show. I may be off a little, but I think they were in their early 20's in this video...
My favorite comment ever was these days Ozzie can barely string a sentence together. Yet when he sings you can understand him. May I suggest you all locate & watch Sabbath's NIB. Also you all would like a female cover band.They are Black Sabbitch..... Check them out!
The Beatles released "Helter Skelter" in 1968...Ozzy said that song inspired him.
As did "Revolution ", also by the Beatles.
Led Zeppelin was formed in 1968.
Jimmy Hendrix was doing Purple Haze and playing his guitar with his freaking teeth in the 1960's.
Great reaction but you need to study Rock history 😄
How are you a "metal band" and have never heard Black Sabbath? I know, your not a metal band. ANY SELF RESPECTING METAL BAND would know Sabbath, since ya know THEY FUCKING STARTED METAL!!
1969-72 were probably their heaviest years, after that, the band changed their sound a little. But this is just classic, raw energy rock. It doesn't come any better...
😆 bashin bill ward on the skins!!
They are called the Godfathers for a reason, but don't limit yourselves. Check out Coven , Deep Purple and Vanilla Fudge etc... for sh"ts and giggles. Peace!
Love your enthusiasm, but don’t get out over your ski’s. Sabbath was absolutely great, but first you must remember they were relegated to fm radio which was an echo of a shadow what it is now. Almost exclusive underground stations playing to tiny markets due to extremely weak signals, so you didn’t hear them with the other groups you mentioned. Also, while they were early metal, they were by no means the first. Ina-gadda-da-vida was out 2 years before War Pigs. Matter of fact, the Beatles (that you blew off) are credited with what many people consider the first “metal” song in 1967 with Helter Skelter. Also, since fm was such a niche thing that most radio’s could not get it.