Awesome Reaction To Black sabbath - A bit of finger, Sleeping village, Warning, Wicked world
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This is their 1st album. Its the album that totally changed my concept of what music could be. Before this there was no dark, brooding sounds like this going on in rock. For me in 1970 it was life changing. Everything doesn't have to be bubble gum, and lollipops to be enjoyable .
My favorite song of all SABBATH tunes
I think it did that for an entire generation.....them and Alice Cooper
This album was actually recorded in 1969, released in early 1970. Crazy to think that was made in the 60s. There was definitely nothing like it at the time.
This album was actually recorded in 1969, released in early 1970. Crazy to think that was made in the 60s. There was definitely nothing like it at the time.
A dark masterpiece
Black Sabbath changed music forever for me at 12 years old . Now 63 I still feel it .
Now you can see why I have been listening to this album for the last 51 years.
I remember finding that album in my older sister's record collection. I put it on and couldn't believe how fucking cool it was. I was 14. Changed me forever.
Similar scenario here. My older sisters boyfriend at the time gave me a load of old cassettes he didn't want anymore, and this was one of them. I put off listening to it for ages as i was more into Iron Maiden at the time and the album cover just spoke 'doom and gloom'..lol. When i eventually got around to listening to it i was hooked. The album started a bit moody, but once i got to the tracks listed on this video it was on repeat for weeks. Still one of my fave albums of all time... It's a joy to watch this guy discover them too :)
Oh my word! He done did it. Welcome to Iommi Town.
I love watching people react to my favorite song ever.
Warning is basically just Tony Iommi saying "listen to all these things I can do with a guitar" and I love it.
Yeah Sabbath is way waaaay better than Zeppelin. Zeppelin is ofc dope as hell though.
Zep is cool, but they can't hold a candle to Sabbath.
@@AJRabies what acid trip did you guys get conceived by...
Love Sabbath, but as musicians...they couldn't carry water for Zeppelin, Cream, or Deep Purple. They simply couldn't. The members of Zeppelin and Sabbath were very tight. Ward wouldn't let Bonzo play his drums because Bonzo would hit them so hard, he'd bust them every time. Fact. Heck, Bonzo was best man at Iommi's wedding! Song for song, album quality, production, musicianship...it's Zeppelin all day long.
@@LzCoda Sabbath never committed a 'Thank You' level of crime to their early albums. That song makes me queasy.
Now imagine what this sounded like in 1971
Or February, Friday the 13th 1970 when it was released here in UK ;)
*I have no idea, I wasn't born xd
The best band of all time dude. Piece for piece, way too talented.
Let's do some Hand of Doom next. 3 big switch ups, insane grooves... Ozzy's cadence is out of this world on that track
@@bschuler6216 perhaps the other half can give it a listen ?
Sabbath is best fuck the rest.
Hand of doom!!!!!! Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!😀 Please do it next!!
@@jimmyf5971 All metal bands worth their salt know they could never be as good, James Hetfield knows it and I respect him hugely for that.
Black Sabbath the band that changed music forever the bands and the millions of people they influenced what a great band they are.
I never realized how bluesy Black Sabbath is, I gotta sit down and listen to this album again now that I'm older. So good! 🤘🤘🤘
That's what's there music came from the blues
That heavy blues is epic
Great reaction video, totally agree about the blend of blues and rock. But for me, as much as I love Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath were THE Gods.
I wore this album out in high school. My dad hated them and left my record sitting on a speaker so it warped. I played it warped and loud!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤟
Black Sabbath are beyond the hype and the legendary status.
I'm ashamed to say that I have never listened to an entire Black Sabbath album. I've always heard just whatever songs that were popular. I bought their debut album and listened to it on the way to work and was blown away! Bill Ward is a monster! The bluesy feel of The Warning is amazing!
How about this T- they were all 21 or 22 when they made this album! The long extended jam on “Warning” Is because they were given two days in the studio, and were only supposed to record a single and a B side. They laid most of six tracks down in 8 hours(!) and the producer said, “if we can pad out one more longer track, we’ve got an album here, lads”. The record company was actually a bit surprised to be presented with an album, but when they heard it, they rushed it to the pressing plant and released it quickly.
Nonsense. They had a full album ready and recorded it in 8 hours. Warning was a long cover jam, in the fashion of the time, and Rodger Bain never said anything as crass as that. Vertigo were not surprised, and were presented with the full album, and released it on the intended date 13/2/1970. Do your homework poser.
Tony Iommi ..... The "All-Time" Heavy Riff Master !!! : D
Perhaps I didn't read far enough down in the comments, but "Warning" is a cover tune! The original song was recorded by (drummer) The Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation and the original lyrics were, "I was WARNED about you, baby, but my feelings were a little bit too strong." (Not "I was BORN without you baby.") The original song is only approx. 3:30 min long, but Sabbath turned it into almost an album side! It should be called "The Warning Suite."
Who's best, Who's worst? It was all good. Sab, Zep, Purple, Heep etc
This was a true jam!! Sabbath on their debut offering. Iconic....and embryonic heaviness!! 🤟 Fucking great reaction!
BTW, you should listen to EVIL WOMAN, from the European release of this album...it's not included in the Warner Bros. release.
@@jasonrichardson1208 i have both albums
@@waynestumbo2408 🤟
I love that you said that Tony is talking to you with his guitar. I always felt like he was a second voice all throughout a lot of the songs. Not just a solo here and there - but lots of great guitar all through the songs with the vocals.
When I saw them live on the Vol.4 tour, most of this was incorporated into an epic medley that began with my all-time favourite Sabbath song, Supernaut. My jaw was on the floor by the end.
Did you pick it up when they were done
Warning is one the most underrated sabbath songs and it’s on of my fav
Its Ainsley dunbar cover .
1967
@@Nissardpertugiu yea I know I saw that a couple days ago and it blew my mind lol
@@brezz6759 Caravello ( Eric carr ) played that in 70's as well with his rock / Funk / mowtown kind of bands .
Top 5 Sabbath song/suite for me. Always love the Blusey feel and work of all 4 on this.
Tony said he recorded two solos for Warning and he preferred the other one that didn't get used!
I used to listen to black sabbath greatest hits on a walkman in bed every night when I was 10-11. I was absolutely terrified esp, by black sabbath and the intro to iron man for about 2 years but couldn't stop listening to Sabbath every day and still can't 34 years later.
Love your enthusiasm through the reaction! This album and song formed the bedrock of my blues/rock journey when I was about 7. I have loved and performed many styles of music, from classical to jazz to bluegrass to punk and new wave. However, at 56 I still often come back to early Sabbath. Their authenticity and artistry remind me what music is meant to do: stir the imagination and elevate the soul. Thanks for sharing!
I heard this Album for the first time in the summer of 1970. Fifty-Three years later, it still sounds fresh and innovative even today. Their truly were masters of their instruments, and then they played together they cooked like nothing that had come before it. Thanks for the video.
You need to listen to Deep Purple Made In Japan Live album. Jon Lord was an amazing keyboard player, R.I.P.
My son Gabriel requested this...we are both big time Sabbath fans to the bone!...love my son ❤
Skeleton of society, spill the blood, dead skin mask for slayer. Also Black Sabbath children of the sea, and heaven and hell
B schuler banging song
B schuler banging song
Also disciple
Without those blues you have no feel.gotta have it.Even in heavy metal..
This (The Warning) is one of my all-time favorite deep cuts from Black Sabbath. Hand of Doom, Children Of The Grave, Electric Funeral, Changes and countless others are all worth the time and reaction! Easily in my top 5 bands of all time!!!
It's just "Warning" ...Written by Aynsley Dunbar...
I love it when people find my favorite band ever and Love it!!
You have to understand that there wasn’t anything around like this in music at the time this album came out. When I bought this album, I was totally blown away. I mean, the Beatles were breaking up around this time.
They recorded this album in 3 days, amazing.
More like 12 hours in one take!
First heard this song 52 years ago, and I'm still listening to it.
This album is timeless!!!!😀
The classical music of the modern age.
That cover said, "Hey, you know how music used to be? Well we got something new you won't believe." Notice the 2 different guitar solos going on simultaneously? Sabbath and many bands did this back then. That was very unique for the time (Freebird is a prime example of this technique).
51 years ago.unbelieveable.they rocked..
If you want to check out more from this album check out Wicked World
The formula for most Black Sabbath songs are a two in one or a bifecta..this is a trifecta..enjoy brother.
love this album.. sounds just like the cover looks, dark, cold, crisp.. can smell the leaves and rain .. the faint smoke of a distant fire
My man at 8:45: "Ok guys where are we going?"
Black Sabbath: "Oh my son, this journey has only just begun."
Bill Ward and Geezer Butler were originally jazz influenced. That's what gives early Black Sabbath such a unique sound. One of the most amazing FIRST albums of a band.
1st album I ever bought, I was 11 years old and they had just released the album. Loved them, old man hated them.
They met over this billboard ad, OZZY ZIG NEEDS A GIG. It was posted for work by non other than Ozzy and Tony and Geeze saw it and said to each other , " This guy sounds interesting." ....History in the making.
I found this when I was looking through my uncle's record collection back in the late 80s, a pristine gatefold edition. It changed my life! He was a big Sabbath fan, still is!
This album is how I learned how to play guitar...I broke that cassette rewinding and fast forwarding.
Tony and John Bonham were great friends
I love reactions where the host understands the music.
God father's of metal great reactions T🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️☮️💯
Black sabbath...
Blues
Jazz
Heavy metal
Rock
All genre...and the best,biggest band heavy metal in a world🤘🤘🤘
1 of my top 5 bands ever! This is just filthy! Love me some Black Sabbath!
Another masterpiece by the creative genius Tony Iommi. Great reaction! Released Friday the 13th, February 1970. Not just more distortion, but also detuning, slow heavy riffs and string bending that no one else can do to this day. Iommi was so creative he started his own genre and subgenres of doom and even thrash. Just about everyone playing anything heavy even today can trace back what they're doing to something he created. He even started out using banjo strings until he was able to get the superlight flex strings he needed manufactured. Even modern great doom bands like Benthic Realm cite Iommi as a major influence. Metallica's James Hetfield cites Iommi as a major influence on his band's sound. Iommi wrote all of Sabbath's music and all lyrics were basically Geezer Butler. The greatest songwriting team ever, in my opinion.
This IS the very first Black Sabbath album. Self titled.
What you are listening to is the Birth of Heavy Metal music.
When you listen to this album and you keep in mind the time it came out, and what music was sounding like around that time, for a band to come around and make music like this... they were the only ones. They literally invented heavy metal with this album. Hence the dark evil vibe of the opening track. \m/
yea my dad used to say black sabbath was the first heavy metal band.. the song wicked world wasnt on here btw
Listened to this album over and over
So good to see someone enjoying these gems from their first album. Warning is an amazing blues/jazz fusion song. This is a song that I like to play for people who would claim to "hate" Sabbath and heavy metal. When I play it they always say "this is really good, who is it"? When I tell them, they don't believe me.
Wicked World has that amazing Jazzy intro and great fills along with the harder driving riff and dark lyrics. Classic Sabbath all around!
A very under rated song from the post Ozzy era is "Lonely is the Word" on "Heaven and Hell", the first album with Ronnie James Dio.
Thanks for this! Gotta get your smooth on! Def old school for me, like War Pigs type! You do the the Rock, I got the Roll covered :P
This album is truly one of the top favorites.
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath was my next favorite album.
I found this record in my Moms' album collection as a kid in the 80's and it blew me the F away.
I wouldn't say Sabbath is better than Zeppelin or Zeppelin is better than Sabbath. It's just that musically and lyrically they are just different.They are both fantastic at what they do.
A good man it is great to see you enjoying this music I am 61 years old I've been listening to the stuff all my life great music. Watching you enjoy this is like listening to it the first time it's like hearing a new song thank you for your reaction it is timeless. God bless
This was among the best work that Sabbath ever did for me. All the changes in tempo, guitar fills, etc....just top notch!
Gabe and Sabbath definitely deserve their own video. Now we gotta get you on the Motorhead train.
You should check out the following if you like Sabbath.
Sleep-Sonic Titan
Monolord-Rust
Edit: Thanks, T. You’re the best.
Thanks man
Black Sabbath is the greatest version of 'blue-eyed soul'. Dusty Springfield is the only other one that comes close. They LOVED their influences, and made them better.
I grew up in the 70s so many great bands saw many
I've been a Sabbath fan since I was a little kid. Literally, I was 5 in the late 60s, early 70s! They are arguably the most influential band in rock history! Their style is style being played and used today. I love blues and Sabbath is all about blues! Im glad to see you get into their vibe.
Love seeing people react to Albums I grew up with.
been listening to sabbath for years, just found out recently that the warning is a cover song.
Wicked world , one of my favorite song
This album had to grow on me.. a couple songs I really liked immediately.. others took a bit to start to gain my appreciation… it’s so heavy.. it has those notes that they say, your not supposed to play…
Hell yeah the god father's of metal, lovem all. Great reaction my friend ❤️☮️🔥 TaTa. My uncle's turned me on to this band in the mid 70s when I was like 10 years old.
What a great reaction. First your analysis of the music and personal ranking (I moved up Deep Purple between BS and LZ later in my life) was spot on and very intuitive. Second, your reaction seemed alot like mine in 1971 when I first heard this album in the dorm with my friend, both stoned. After that I used my meager funds and bought their albums and saw them in concert 2 times in the early 70's. Best money I ever spent! I love your reactions and your wife's too.
Thank you man for doing my request
This was an amazing song. It really made me realize why I love this band
This is one fantastic video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks!!!!!!!!!!😀
I was in high school when this album came out! My mom was so pissed. It was going to ruin my life. Here we are more than 50 years later and it sounds way better. And my mom said it would never last. She refused to buy my a drum set unless I changed my listening habits to more "acceptable" music!!. what the heck does that mean. My mom is still alive! We are both seniors which I am still having trouble dealing with. I don't feel like a senior. Thanks to Black Sabbath and the other excellent bands who laid the groundwork for hat was yet to come. I even think black Sabbath is more popular now than when I discovered them. Simply amazing!!!!😀
Did you know Tommy Miami had one of his fingers cut off and he puts a thimble or something over his stub to play the guitar
Wicked World wasn't part of this. It appears before this song on that album.
The Gods of Metal.
cool man ,,, I grew up with all the 60s and 70s rock and blues and funk and a bit of punk ....
Sabbath is also my favorite band! Also check out Stargazer by Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow with Ronnie James Dio on vocals. This epic song is not to be missed! Dio is my favorite vocalist. Listen to Stargazer and you will know why!
They were called the Polka Tulk Blues Band Earth then changed name to Black Sabbath in 1969
This is the second track on the B side of the album "A Bit of Finger / Sleeping Village / Warning". Wicked World is the first track. Great reaction none the less.
Black Sabbath is blues with a kick in the ass🤣🤟
SO SO ON POINT AND TO THINK THAT THIS ALBUM IS OVERRRRR 50 YEARS OLD NOW HUH? :)
Bruh iommi created the metal tone on guitar bar none...one of my first records I was 14....changed my life bruh early sabbath is the goat....56 yr old school metal head here cheers from Kansas city..
This song combo has served as my and chill sessions for a long time now.
About time you got to this musical treasure 😂 Better late than never. Loved the reaction
I grew up with this album on vynal. Black Sabbath was one of the first albums I owned. 1975. I was 8 years old.
Debut album released Friday 13 February 1970
It’s haunting, , scary music.. lol it’s incredible
That was an awesome reaction,you made my fuckin night!!!!
this is my sabbath favorite song this is the first song from the first album and it blows me away , all this album is amazing
This is my favorite piece of music of all time. It's perfect. I heard it for the first time in 1979 ish. I was 13 and it blew my mind. It's still in regular rotation and Geezer continues to be a huge influence.
There are the radio Sabbath fans who have the usual bullshit list of songs. Of the Ozzy years, Wicked World is my 2nd favorite song. Electric Funeral is my favorite.