FIRST TIME HEARING 'Black Sabbath - War Pigs' | GENUINE REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- Today we're listening to the very first Black Sabbath song on this channel. I didn't know what song to start with so I just searched Black Sabbath and chose the first thing that came up. I hope you enjoy my reaction to hearing Black Sabbath - War Pigs for the first time!
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Keep in mind guys that this is my first time ever hearing this song. There’s no way I would’ve known the ‘music video’ is a fan made video. If I’d have known, I wouldn’t have reacted to the video 🙂
Hahah, I was about to say something 😂
Try relistening to the song with just the album cover art to look at.
I didn't know it was a fan video, either. D'oh! 🙃
I prefer the video. It's well done and helps to get the message across.
@@angelagraves865 no CGI in 1970 😜
@@shmick6079 ☝🏽 Good point
Live version from Paris in 1970 gives you a really good look at it how amazing they all are.
And how legendary Bill Ward is
And to see how modern metal music was born from the blues getting put through the lens of some young men from your town, and let me say from my heart: Well done, Birmingham!
Don't forget the final performance as well from the "The End of the End" concert.
Here's a link to the Paris performance
ruclips.net/video/K3b6SGoN6dA/видео.htmlsi=aHTRDQ-yqsTG1WGi
Totally agree, watching this 1970 live performance is the best!
As far as I am concerned this is the beginnings of heavy metal. I can truly say this sounds as good now as when I first heard it in 1970. Yes I am old
Same age!! 🤘
Sabbath is widely recognized as the godfathers of metal.
Doom specifically in modern music. Cheers
Ozzy is the baddest of all time.
If it wasn't for Tony, Ozzy would be nothing @@EatBeets
My youngest son got a hat autographed by Ozzy Osbourne when my son had cancer the first time. A wonderful organization called Caps for Kids got it for him because Ozzy was the first one my son said when asked who he wanted to sign his hat. He was barely 10 years old. I felt so proud that Ozzy was his number one.
The foundation of Metal. Welcome to the beginning.
like like like
Bill Ward is a drumming God. Geezer is a poet. Tony is the riff master and Ozzy is Ozzy.
Ozzy is Ozzy?
Well people got to see that in the 80’s but. Ozzy is not just Ozzy. Ozzy is the prince of darkness
Ozzy is Ozzy! LOL! Bill Ward is a beast on those drums. He doesn’t get enough recognition. Everybody knows Tony Iomi is the riff master.
Best Anti War song ever written. My favourite banf
Most definitely the best anti war song ever, then metal was born.
Sabbath bloody Sabbath, Paranoid, The Wizard, In to the Void, Fairies wear boots, Snow blind, Sweet leaf, Heaven and Hell, NiB, Killing yourself to live, Hand of Doom, Symptom of the Universe. All excellent tracks. Great reaction.
He'll Yeah! You might have listed all my favs ...lol
Great suggestions! I would add children of the grave and supernaut to the list.
@@daroat and my favorite Sabbath song because of its oddness. "The Wizard
@@glennbrock6560 one of the best! 🤘
@@daroat Yes I am, and thanks for noticing.🙏
Bro, ALL 4 members are Sabbath are from Birmingham. You should be proud. They are true pioneers that arguably created Metal.
The Beatles are the pioneers that created the first metal song, "Helter Skelter."
Agree
@@lewistasso8866 Na pretty sure Beethoven had a handle on some heavy metal lol truth
It’s so cool that they’re from Birmingham that I’m from Birmingham Michigan in the US and I’m still proud!
MC5
Who's playing guitar? Tony Iommi. Bloke with two working fingers on his left hand. Sliced the rest off in a Birmingham steel working mill right before the band got singed to a record company. He made prosthetic fingers.
That's somebody who's not taking "no" for an answer.
He had two of tips of his fingers damaged in a machine. He didn't get them sliced off. The prosthetics were only on the very tips of those fingers. If you saw his hand in person you might not even notice it at first glance.
Right hand. He’s left handed and picks with his left and plays strings with right
That is
Tony Iommi on guitar. He is the godfather of heavy metal. He did not invent heavy metal. But he sure revolutionized it. Anyone who is involved in heavy metal should recognize and pay homage to him. Heavy metal would not be what it is today without him.
Bill Ward is a beast on the drums 🤘
He beats them like they owe him money 😂
Hes on my drumming mt rushmore along with pert carrey bonham
@JeremyMiller Bill Ward got arrested after recording this track for assault on his drum kit.🤘🔥
@@Bman-xy2vh u made me laugh!
Ozzy’s voice is my favorite. So unique. He doesn’t try, he just does.
@mike-pm6xn ozzy's foghorn voice is unmistakable. On certain songs it's haunting. People don't appreciate how good his voice is.🤘🔥
As a fellow Brummie, I'm glad you took a dive into some Black Sabbath, there are so many amazing songs they did, you really need to keep down the Sabbath rabbit hole as they are some of the best musicians around
Tony lost the tips of his left hand's first 3 fingers on his last day as a factory worker, made caps to put on them when they healed and invented this guitar style.
The phrase goes, "It doesn't get much more metal than that!"
It was Tony’s right hand… Tony is a left handed player, meaning her frets with his right hand. He fabricated prosthetic wax tips, used nylon strings that were down tuned allowing him to more easily bend the strings. That’s how he has that unique sound that is so often imitated but NEVER duplicated.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Iommi#:~:text=At%20the%20age%20of%2017,in%20a%20sheet%20metal%20factory.
@@terryberkshire7728Sorry, but he did not use nylon strings. If he did you would not hear anything. An electric guitar has pickups on it that detect the vibration of the strings by the fact that they’re steel strings, and induce an electric current in the pickups’ wire coils by disturbing the magnetic field of the pickups’ magnets. Nylon is not magnetic. You could put nylon strings on an electric guitar and play it, but no sound would come out of the amplifier. You need steel strings in order for an electric guitar to work.
There is a live version here on YT "Live in Paris"... you will hear some the very best live drumming ever from the great Bill Ward.
Vocals - Ozzy Osbourne
Guitars - Tony Iommi
Bass - Geezer Butler
Drums - Bill Ward
Black Sabbath is the fisrt heavy metal band. This gender born with this guys. They had some different vocalists and musicians after the 70's, the line-up in this song is the original.
You could react to the songs N.I.B (reading the lyrics), Black Sabbath (the song called Black Sabbath), Iron Man, Paranoid, The Wizard, Hand Of Doom, the entire albuns from the fisrt to the Sabotage album, Dirty Women and Never Say Die from the Tecnical Ecstasy and Never Say Die albuns, all the 80's albuns, that had vocalists like Ronnie James Dio (from the bands Elf, Rainbow and his awesome solo carreer), Ian Gillan (Deep Purple), Glenn Hughes (Trapeeze, Deep Purple) and the underrated Tony Martin. Also the 90's albuns are great, and the last albuns The Devil You Know ( the band change their name to Heaven And Hell to this one) and 13 are masterpieces. If you read this, start to enjoy the first and greatest heavy metal band and change your life forever
Tony Iommi once said in an interview " We're just a rock n roll band. I don't even know where the term came from that we're a heavy metal band band. "If you look for it , you'll find that interview online.
Came from their links to working in foundry (Heavy Metal) . Tony Iommi guitar sound from his tuning and fact he lost finger-tips in a work accident and made some plastic tips to replace them 😵💫. Truly astonishing sound for 1970 that is as fresh today and definetly paved the way for future rock/metal bands to come after.
The live version from Paris in 1970 is legendary and incredibly powerful. It is amazing to see them at their rawest. The incredible drumming of Bill Ward is especially regarded in this version.
Everyone needs more Sabbath in their lives!!! The wizard ....fierys wear boots ...and children of the grave are great also
As much as I love MetallicA they are nothing compared to Black Sabbath. Sabbath are the greatest band that will ever exist.
Yep. Sabbath. This is where Metal started. With the four guys that were inspired by the industrial sounds of the city (I think that they have mentioned it in interviews). Heavy Metal - you know? Tony Iommi is the inventor of guitar riffs. Around 1965 when he was 17, Iommi lost the tips of the middle and ring fingers of his right hand (his fret-board hand, since he is left-handed) in an industrial accident on his last day of work in a sheet metal factory. He "was told 'you'll never play again'. He ultimately decided to continue playing left-handed. To do so, he fitted homemade thimbles to his injured fingers to extend and protect them; the thimbles were made from an old Fairy Liquid bottle - "melted it down, got a hot soldering iron and shaped it like a finger" - and cut sections from a leather jacket to cover his new homemade prosthetic. Metallica played a cover of two Black Sabbath songs combining them into one ("Sabbra Cadabra" released on their cover double album "Garage, inc." which also cointains parts from "A National Acrobat") and toured with Ozzy when he went on his solo career and moved to the USA. What the band was and is still playing would be considered traditional Doom Metal by now. With alot of psychedelic prog and Jazz influences. People have already recommended live in Paris 1970 and Ozzy Osbourne - Mr. Crowley 1981 live video. Another crucial band that have inspired the metal of the 80s would be Motorhead. I highly recommend their "Motörhead - Just 'Cos You Got The Power (Stage Fright) HQ". Motorhead were the band that has united punks and metalheads and inspired the whole Thrash Metal genre that Metallica were the pioneers of.
SABBATH IS THE BEGINNING OF IT ALLLLL...💯💯💯💯💯 bow down brother 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻METAL GODS
This song is timeless and so relevant speaks nothing but truth
You picked a great Black Sabbath song to start with. 🤘🏽💜
"Be kind, rewind" -MollyBoyTV (2023)
Black Sabbath Vol 4 is my favorite album of all times. MetallicA- Ride The Lightning is 2nd. Tony Iommi the riff master is on guitar. About 60 years ago at the age of 17 he accidentally cut the tips of his fingers off doing machine work. For decades now, Tony has worn fingertips taken from fully prosthetic arms on the stumps of the last joint of the middle and ring fingers of his right hand.
What is so awesome about the 70’s music and earlier is the fact these musicians just played their hearts out. Back then no such thing as auto tuning or adding in additional sounds of instruments. You just got up and played.
The live version of this from Paris is amazing. You really see how Bill Ward, the drummer, just absolutely SLAYS this song. Incredible to watch.
The original music video of War Pigs was filmed during a live show on December 20, 1970 at the Olympia Theater in Paris, France.
Oh, Mollyboy, Mollyboy, the pipes, the pipes are calling From glen to glen, and down the mountain side.
Mr Crowley - Ozzy
@@geodio5646lolll
i know i'm getting old, when i watch a YT vid and they say they've never heard Ozzy before!
love the vids bro, keep it up.
Names obviously Ozzy on Vocals (and sometimes harmonica), Bill Ward killing the drums, Tony Iommi ragging the guitar and Geezer Butler playing the life out the bass, Geezer writes most of the lyrics and Tony most of the music.
Tony😉
@@AR2kris oops really don't know what's up with my typing today lol
Toni Iomi is the guitarist.
As Sabbath was about to become famous each had a Civilian Job. Toni lost one of his fingers in an accident at work on his fretting hand.
He had to learn the guitar all over again this is why the way he plays sounds the way it does.
This became the SOUND of Black Sabbath from then on.
This was the start of heavy metal. Ozzy is legendary
These reactions are so great to watch. I've seen Sabbath in concert twice in their later years and seen Ozzy solo live 5 times since 1986 when I was 18. Being in the crowd and singing it back to him live is quite the experience. When he was 18, I took my now 23 year old son to see Ozzy the last time he came to Dallas in 2018. Full circle. 🤘🏼
The godfathers of heavy metal...rock on!!!...🤘🤘🤘🤘
Dude! I was 15 when I heard this shit! Was a fanRock, and Heavy METAL! Dude I’m almost 60, love this song, and love see in the joy of enlightenment on your face!
1970 live version is a must watch mate you really need to see it it's awesome
Absolutely ! Ward beats the hell out of those skins .
You've certainly opened up a real treasure chest now! Countless bangers to hear❤
Saw Sabbath at California Jam 1974? This song brings me right back to that day👍
Got there the night before. Was between the stage and big speaker towers behind. 300 thousand people. They played around 1pm. Helicopters dropped water containers for us. Joints being passed everywhere...one gigantic love fest. Beautiful
"I want names!" 🤣😂🤣😆 Never stop asking!😊❤
#MollyBoyTv we jammed this at full volume at our weekend parties in the Army.... Sgt.'s loved it. Ozzy was Great and you could barely understand him when talking LOL
He beat the hell out of those drums
Fan made video. And Sabbath will become your favorite. Keep digging.....you will be astonished. I'm subscribing for the journey! 🍺🤘✌️
I saw them in May, 1970, at Eel Pie Island, when it was still a grotty club. Extraordinary.
These lyrics are very powerful if you listen to them. Theey make me cry because they are true
Doesn’t matter what the video is, it's the music that shines. Never worry about whatthee video is MB. Enjoy the music!!
❤
Black Sabbaths first song on first album,Black Sabbath!
"THE" Godfather's of heavy metal period!
SABBATH ! song still so relevant today
The so-called unholy trinity of my youth Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, and Led Zepplin. Sabbath are considered by some as the Fathers of Heavy Metal in part because Tony Iommy had to tune his guitar down because of his missing fingertips which produced that heavy metal sound.
You MUST react to the Live in Paris 1970 version! so much raw energy and passion. I'm also from england (down south) and these lads make me proud to be english! I hope you realise how important your hometown was in the creation of heavy metal! Brum is the home of heavy metal
good live performance of this and some others from the last stop in their The End Tour from Birmingham 4 February 2017 - Children of the Grave is also good from this event
song came out in '70. I always thought it the saddest song ever. I was 13 when it was released.
Definitely recommend you watch their live performance, so much talent and power. Ozzie is still living here in Los Angeles. 👍👍👍
u make me smile so hard, bless ur cotton socks. i adore that u really listen and get it...... let's see what you make a Black Sabbath this my friend is an iconic iconic tune
Six ground-breaking albums IN A ROW!
One of my fav bands. They were the creators of heavy metal. Another great reaction.
"Symptom of the Universe" (studio version) is some epic Black Sabbath, you ought to hear!
The Bass guitarist...holy shit!!!
Dude, you need to see this live!! Black Sabbath performing "War Pigs" live at the Olympia Theater in Paris, France on December 20, 1970! Trust me!!
Black Sabbath, Black Sabbath on Black Sabbath LP
Sweet leaf next !!
I was 11 when this came out and saved my pocket money and bought it and I still play it now BRILLIANT
Black Sabbath, "War Pigs". As you know singer Ozzy Osbourne, Guitar Tony I omi, Bass Geezer Butler, Drummer Bill Butler.. this group Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourn voice was so made for this band
Estas empezando a disfrutar de musica de verdad. Enhorabuena. Tu vida lo agradecerá 😊
Metallica es el mejor. Me alegro de haberlos encontrado
@@MollyBoyTV Metallica son muy buenos.yo los conozco desde hace más de 30 años pero bandas como black Sabbath faith no more o thin lizzy te sorprenderán. Además de pink Floyd...claro.
@@MollyBoyTV awesome Spanish or Portuguese or Brazilian language bro
Glorious
Tony Iommi is playing the guitar. What you might not know is that he chopped the ends of his fingers off in a factory so he has little plastic/rubber tips which he puts on to play.
Perfect first song!
Bill Ward really slaps those skins. Rock on MollyBoy
inour day we bought the album andon the back it had pics ad names of the musicans, so we knew them all off by heart.. i thinkits iommi , playing guitar on this
Wow.
I’ve only heard the Faith no More version of this. It’s so faithful
On guitar is Tommy Iommi. Had the fortune to meet him - great guy.
Great reaction again!!! I am watching you from Canada. I love watching your reactions so much for the simple reason being that you are super honest with your comments and thoughts. If you don't understand something, or if you have questions, you are NOT afraid to ask or admit to just not knowing. That is a quality that more people doing reactions need to have! So you are one of my favourites right now. Keep doing them just how you are. You will get more and more people subscribing to you channel in no time. Now I am requesting that you react to "Children of the Grave". It is one of my favourite Black Sabbath songs ever. It has one of the most difficult, continuous drum lines I have heard. This is only my little old opinion, of course but it is absolutely a song you need to react to. I know that you have said that Guitar riffs are your "thing", but after your reaction to The Eagles, Hotel California and how blown away you were that the drummer could sing and play so great!!!! So please please have a listen to "Children of the Graves" Thank you, thank you, thank you, in advance. I PROMISE you will not be disappointed . Keep doing your reactions. You are doing such a great job at it.🤘🤘😎😎🖤🖤🤍🤍😎😎🤘🤘
Black Sabbath returns home to Birmingham concert about 10 years ago, or so was the best sound quality of the songs you'll get. Plus ozzy, still the prince of rock and roll darkness! That means he still has it, haha
Got to do War Pigs Live in Paris 1970, the best version, Bill Ward plays like an animal on them drums in that live version.
I could listen to Tony Iommi jam for hours....wicked world is a nice guitar jam
Bill Ward is a bad ass drummer. Never given his proper due. Brilliance is this song.
Black Black sabbath was one of the greatest You didn't want to live version of it And it's just as good even better
No, its not the original video. Your suspicion was right. There's no original music video for this song, but the live from 1970 is excellent, except the lyrics is different. They were still working on them when the concert took place.
I love Black Sabbath especially the early stuff and my all time favorite song of theirs is Bassically/NIB from the debut album. It may not be as widely known but the bass is amazing in that song.
Tony Iommi is the Guitarist
Bill Ward on drums
Geezer Butler is the Bass God
First vinyl lp I ever bought. I was 10 and saved all my money to get it. I've loved it ever since! Still love Ozzy and BS. 🤘🏽🤘🏽
Line up: Tony Iommi-guitars, Ozzy- you know this one, Geezer Butler=bass, Bill Ward drums.
Definitely check out the live version. I recommend the Live in Paris 1970.
in 1970 we got our first FM radio station and this was the first song i heard on FM, changed my life... we didn't have videos like this back then... but this is a live performance from France in 1970... ruclips.net/video/K3b6SGoN6dA/видео.htmlsi=pqCayE6kSBi288oU this was a Vietnam War protest song...
We had a Halloween/horror themed wedding. Our wedding March was Black Sabbath's song, Black Sabbath. Definitely worth a listen.
Lol,this album came out when i wss like 15 or 16. God bless MTV's early years when they made killer videos!
Ok kiddo-I am a 53 yr old woman who started listening to the Oz man at 12, back then u had to know his lyrics to b able to fit in with the older kids-PLEASE listen to some of his songs-u won’t regret the time spent doing so. This old lady can honestly say he has a hell of a voice!! Ozzy, JP and sooo many more-the ‘70s and ‘80s were the best!!
John Micheal "Ozzy" Osbourne - Vocal/Harmonica
Anthony Frank "Tony" Iommi - Guitarist
Terrance Micheal Joseph "Gezzer" Butler - Bassist
William Thomas "Bill" Ward - Drums
If you've not listened to it yet you should check out "Hallowed be thy Name" by Iron Maiden live 1982. I think it's better than the recorded version
I agree.
Bill Ward (Drums) and Geezer Butler (Bass) really drive the vibe of this song. The 1970 Paris concert YT video is a much see for this song. Unbelievable.
Tommy Iommi on guitar.... and he is missing the finger tips on his middle and ring fingers........ and this is ICONIC Black Sabbath that you stumbled into.... its arguably one of their best... but certainly not their only one......... and this was a young Ozzy.... and a relatively young band........ this is an ICONIC song for the ROCK ARCHIVES FOREVER.... good pick!!! enjoy the journey... and hey... check out some old Aerosmith while your at it.... suggestions.... Mama Kin, Toys in the Attic, Sweet Emotion, Back in the Saddle, Last Child, Train Kept a Rollin/Seasons of Wither(combo song) the Train Kept a Rollin part starts in the studio but they then BRILLIANTLY & SEEMLESLY morph it into a live performance of the song and then morph it back into the studio version of Seasons of Wither.... dude.... theres more than i have suggested here .... but all of these will leave you speechless.... as will DREAM ON... wich is probably their biggest commercial smash until crappy Janies Got a Gun and I Dont Want TO Miss A Thing... those are real piles of crap but.... hey... their LONGEVITY speaks for itself so who am i to judge..... PEACE MY FRIEND!
Tony Iommi guitar, Geezer Butler bass, Bill Ward drums and Ozzy vocals&harmonica
This is your 1st exposure to Black Sabbath?? Wow. Tho you did pick one of their best to react to! [lol &a grin]
Saw them in Chicago, 75 I think it was. Lots of concerts back in the day. Life was simpler.
Crazy but this is one of my very favorite Black Sabbath songs!
Nice reaction, dude! Ozzy on vocals, Tony Iommi on guitar, Geezer Butler on bass, Bill Ward on drums. Enjoy the rabbit hole.
Ahhh yes when your ears finally get ahold of legendary music like Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd you are rarely the same. You have so much more to discover and grow with. Sweet Leaf is fun one, The Wizard and Jeesh just all of them. Don't sleep on the Dio years with songs like Children of the sea or the reunion years like 2012 when they released new material like God is dead and The end of the beginning which are both awesome.
Tony Iomi on guitar, Geezer Butler on bass, Vinnie appice on drums (If I recall correctly)
I used to blast this on my 8-track player while driving around Portland in my Camaro in 1971! The images it brings back are from Vietnam! It was a turbulent time! 😎👵🏼💜☮️