I have this album on vinyl... had it since 1988. Bought it along with Dead Brain Cells for 17 bucks for the both of em... us old fuckers still love thrashing out to this shit!!!
IDC what anyone sez nobody, NOBODY else's version even comes close to the greatness of this cover. A lot of my favorite bands have covered it, Soundgarden, monster magnet, Melvins, QOTSA, exhorder etc and honestly all but SG and exhorder are tolerable but even they are shit next to this one. Unfuckingtouchable. Period.
The GREAT DR. KNOW touch à good song from the god BLACK SABBATH... and very very good playing... you are god with BAD BRAINS... i love this bands.......
@darkangyl13 OK, so granted, this is from wiki, but: "The same day that Brandon Cruz announced the breakup of the punk Dr. Know, Kyle Toucher announced the reformation of the Wreckage in Flesh era line up. Called DK2010, it features Toucher, Mike Purdy, Tim Harkins, and Larz White."
Agree!Got the chance to see them at a backyard show in east la which i never go to east la gigs cause of drama and shit but dr know was a reason to go and just for a dollar even though it was w/ brandon i love both singers so i still enjoyed myself
Tremendous and underated! One of the best versions, hands down.Love that nasty,grinding fuckin guitar tone! Not enough people have heard this unfortunately.......
It's on the original vinyl and cassette versions. My best friend from high school played bass on this album and I didn't even get a free copy. I had an advance demo version though.
Soundgarden's version is the bestest and jazziest and closest to the original even though Chris Cornell replaced the lyrics with a speech by a Native American Indian Chief.
The Exhorder version is too stiff-sounding and the vocals are too extreme metal-ish. The guitar tone is too trebly as well, and the drumming doesn't groove. This version is much closer to the original feel.
I have this album on vinyl... had it since 1988. Bought it along with Dead Brain Cells for 17 bucks for the both of em... us old fuckers still love thrashing out to this shit!!!
Greatest Fucking Black Sabbath cover EVER!! Kyle Toucher does an incredible Ozzy tone.
derSkullsplitter ya this is pretty spot on can’t deny it coming from hardcore sabbath fan here
The original and this are the two best versions.
@@sethlashley9469absolutely
Been Loving this version sense high school. unfortunately I got this disk stolen out of my car... nice to hear it again.
Had the cassette tape.
IDC what anyone sez nobody, NOBODY else's version even comes close to the greatness of this cover. A lot of my favorite bands have covered it, Soundgarden, monster magnet, Melvins, QOTSA, exhorder etc and honestly all but SG and exhorder are tolerable but even they are shit next to this one. Unfuckingtouchable. Period.
My best friend from high school played bass on this album - he was only 17 at the time.
The GREAT DR. KNOW touch à good song from the god BLACK SABBATH... and very very good playing... you are god with BAD BRAINS... i love this bands.......
I love the fuzz of the guitar on this cover
and this cover and Soundgarden's cover are now my favorites
@darkangyl13 OK, so granted, this is from wiki, but:
"The same day that Brandon Cruz announced the breakup of the punk Dr. Know, Kyle Toucher announced the reformation of the Wreckage in Flesh era line up. Called DK2010, it features Toucher, Mike Purdy, Tim Harkins, and Larz White."
Wow, this is really cool. I think I'm gonna listen to Dr. Know tonite!
Listen to Dr. Know EVERY night.
This is so sick live!!! If you get the chance to see them definitely go, they put on a great show
Couldn't agree more
Agree!Got the chance to see them at a backyard show in east la which i never go to east la gigs cause of drama and shit but dr know was a reason to go and just for a dollar even though it was w/ brandon i love both singers so i still enjoyed myself
@@justinlopez4501
It's not Dr. Know without Kyle Toucher.
Tremendous and underated! One of the best versions, hands down.Love that nasty,grinding fuckin guitar tone! Not enough people have heard this unfortunately.......
Got the original vinyl with this track as bonus. Only played twice to record onto tape so I wouldn't wear out the album. It's mint........
hes back, just saw him at the key club last frday
thnx for posting saves my record a lot of wear and tear
Wow love their version! Totally kicks ass!
This is so cool
ive heard many bands cover this song but these motherfuckers got it down good. kyle is the man!
underrated band
Amazing cover !
pissed this isn't on the CD
Same. Barely just found out they did this cover and i wish this was on cd as well wtf
It's on the original vinyl and cassette versions. My best friend from high school played bass on this album and I didn't even get a free copy. I had an advance demo version though.
@@hinjurock70 awesome
@@hinjurock70yeah it definitely needed to be on both got both. The cd has this island earth as well so it's a win
They were going to open for PROPAGANDHI in SF but it got canceled...
FuKK I still got this on 12"
Wish I could buy on CD
Daniel watts yea this songs not on the CD. and the CD is rare $75 on eBay discogs
@@skinheadyouth66
I have a double CD of this album and This Island Earth.
@@hinjurock me too I'm upset the CD doesn't have into the void.
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I'm pretty sure that mine does, but I can't remember. It's packed up right now, so I can't check.
Greatness way better than BS
i like this better than the original.
Dylan Imperi agreed
For me its hard to find covers that come close to my heart but this version and exhorders version are way up there
pretty good for a punk band, eh?
expensive disc nowadays
hehe cool
Soundgarden's version is the bestest and jazziest and closest to the original even though Chris Cornell replaced the lyrics with a speech by a Native American Indian Chief.
is like stoner rock
Exhorder is thee best version! ⛧🤘
yes Exhorder Version very good but Carbide Version if anything better?
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Damn there both super close in my opinion but i love how yet they both sound so different
The Exhorder version is too stiff-sounding and the vocals are too extreme metal-ish. The guitar tone is too trebly as well, and the drumming doesn't groove. This version is much closer to the original feel.