More rock musicians can't read musical notation than can read it. Rock is essentially an oral tradition where parts are learned by ear and memorized. At least in that aspect, it qualifies as folk music.
@@nealm6764 And yet orchestral percussion sections and Big band jazz both have drum/percussion sheet music that uses slightly modified quarter notes and so on, and even uses the same staves and has a distinct clef marking. Neil Peart was Julliard trained and Carl Palmer did time in an orchestra, so it does happen. Just not as often as the other way around. Given that Bill Ward was hugely into swing jazz before playing rock, and was a big fan of Buddy Rich and Gene Krupa I could believe he could read a drum chart, or that he learned by ear. Either way he's awesome.
@@jbirkins None of that = drummers playing musical notes on their drums. It is a nice bonus to know what those around you are doing, but hardly = some shocking thing that a drummer couldn't read musical note charts.
@@nauiocelotl2825 @Naui: Ozzy didn't sell out, bonehead! The band wasn't seeing the same future, not thinking along the same lines, from the standpoint of development, and they decided to split it up ... no big deal. They each went on to do so much more fantastic material apart from one another. THEN ... we were DOUBLY BLESSED!
Right. Ozzy Born John Michael Osborn. He is 70 or as George Carlin wld say 69 with a thumb up his ass. His birthday is Dec 3. I love him man. He has saved my life.
I could never understand how in real life I can’t understand a single syllable ozzy speaks but as soon as he steps on a stage he speaks directly to my soul
It's got something to do with when people sing they tend to make bigger sound that releases more air that in turn makes people stress syllables a lot more and a lot more clearly then their normal speech. This is also the reason some non American singers might sound American when they sing. It's always blown my mind with Ozzy to.
also the fact that when your trying to put on a accent and sing it’s significantly easier to hold that accent(eg. Adele is british yet she sounds american)
Sean Corcoran I understand that some people don’t like metal due to the abrasive sound, but anyone who says metal bands aren’t some of the most musically talented among genres doesn’t have a clue what they’re talking about.
Not only the musicianship but the timeless messages this genre of music has given us. I mean metal was inclusive and diverse long before leftists stole those terms to impose their authoritarian ideology upon the world.
Right like the amount of years it takes to learn any of the instruments is insane and now someone comes out with something made with a computer and everyone loses their damn minds. Dont get me wrong I listen to all genres of music because all types of music can touch your soul. Its about how it makes you feel.
Timeless lyrics because its always true. The haves fucking over the have nots and oppression turning into genocide is a truth that will always be with us! That same threat is here today. Like ying and yang it's always a battle of balance!
@@roryschweinfurter2601 the circle never stopped tho, we've been at war with someone since ww1. If not actual wars, skirmishes and special ops. It's gotta stop if we're ever gonna change.
@@rawsko0316 unfortunately it's been going one much longer than that. Regrettably it's human nature. There are so many anti-war songs from the Nam era and everyone of them is still true 40 or 50 years later just listen to Wicked World for another example
EPIzen24 it’s actually more about how bad government is for the people. How government provokes war because they can send it’s citizens in like game pieces while,they hide behind closed doors laughing
More anti-establishment. It’s against the people who start the wars. Now that he's heard the song, he should watch the video with it. It really tells the story with the song.
You just gotta find the right music for you. There's plenty of options today that are just as great. A song similar to "War Pigs" that was made in the 2000's was System of a Down - B.Y.O.B.
@Trahfk McGhee Speak for yourself. My point is there's a significant increase in the number of garbage artists vs great ones. The ratio is overwhelmingly lopsided, much more than ever before. Of course a few gems will earn their way to the top, but the majority of music today is written by the same song writers, and performed by the most profitable artists, and produced by one of the only 3 major music labels left who control the industry. Universal, Sony, or Warner. Quit drinking the kool-aid.
yep, those of us not still asleep see who the war pigs are of today. The globalists, the military industrial complex, the deep state, the elite. everyone on that goddamn list theyre keeping from us
@@blackestcat1111 HA! i don't think its that you don't respect the speeding laws. i think it's that they just cease to exist for those few minutes in time. my wife gets on me CONSTANTLY about keeping my foot away from the gas pedal when songs like this w that "driving" sound come on. we look at each other, i laugh n she says, uh huh.
Give the Glorious Sons a listen. From my home town, got a few albums out, toured with the tragically hip and were nominated for new rock album of the year with their first album. Start with sawnoff shotgun
Trayzyn the Infinite. How can you say the band who not only defined the metal sound, invented the heavy grinding percussion that is still a major part of metal to this day, and has always been and always will be the most influential band in the genre ( On one of their signature songs too) not heavy metal? Good god man turn off the Nickelback!
One of the best reaction videos I've seen!! You made me grin and laugh. I love the way you literally feel the music. It makes me feel it too! That's the best. I've listened to War Pigs many times but I love it more now!
I'm a 53, I grew up listening to all these rock and heavy metal songs you are reacting to and I have to say you are awesome! I watch a lot of reaction videos and you are skyrocketing to the favorite position! Your attention to the lyrics, your excitement, it's great to see!
Lol, listened to rock all my life, its awesum to see reactions like this, esp by a cool black dude kickin it! Lovin it and jammin with him, gets my blood pumpin again. Great comment from above
Agreed, Im 48, i just discovered Shaq last night, i am just hooked on his videos. Fantastic reactions to some of the best music to ever grace the planet. :)
Watching you discover Black Sabbath just really made my day. First time I heard War Pigs, my reaction wasn’t all that different. Really glad I found your channel! Keep it up!
Cant appreciate a liar he has said multiple times in other videos that he hates this music and would never do it i cant be the only one who remembers that, and before you start moaning i enjoy this music but hes just doing it for views and subs hell be doing country music next 😂😂
@@bigyoppa3403 can you not read? I said in his older videos you expect me to remember what ones 😂 he said it,a few people on here have said the same thing no hate here just saying hes a liar
In 1971 I was 17 and I had the only car so I went to a concert just being the driver. It was at William and Mary college in Williamsburg, VA. It turned out my first concert was Black Sabbath.
One of the greatest verses in music. "Day of judgement God is calling On their knees the war pigs crawling Begging mercy for their sins Satan Laughing spreads his wings" Goosebumps everytime
The sheer amount of skill it takes to take 2 people playing guitar have them play different notes and different timing then eventually come back and play perfectly in time with each other while keeping the sound not shit is amazing
I'm tellin u he will trip if he plays Ted Nugents "Stranglehold" . One of the BEST guitar solos I've EVER heard. Nothing beats anything STEVIE RAY VAUGHN does,but it's damn close. BE PREPARED.
I understand what he was kinda getting at. It's like saying "how can human beings make this without assistance?". He's just expressing how impressed he is with their talent. Like this is beyond human capabilities
Hard rock and Metal changed my life. This mans reaction will tell you why. He's just listening to this for the first time. When it gets into your blood it changes you. It's hard to describe but it's real. It truly is.
Dude, you unfortunately paused it at a critical verse in the song: "Politicians hide themselves away They only started the war Why should they go out to fight? They leave that role to the poor "Time will tell on their power minds Making war just for fun Treating people just like pawns in chess Wait til their judgement day comes"
This song is ment to equate war to a Satanic ritual or black mass and to says that politicians who push there people into needles wars are worshipping the devil.
1971, I'm 13, my sister shows me Black Sabbath, their first album and I listened to that first song "Black Sabbath" and I went from Partridge Family bubblegum to instant metalhead and life changed......for the next few years My entire existence revolved around 3 groups and only 3....Black Sabbath, Steppenwolf and Alice Cooper.
Never listened to metal.. and this already my favorite song ...🔥🔥🔥 EDIT... thank you everyone for all the recommendations, I've listened to a few and they were all Great honestly.. I Love the swag and style BLACK SABBATH possessed..
@@jeje3903 Oh, you were talking about Sabbath. xD Yeah bro, ur right, i misread smth, sorry. I'm german and looking at old pictures they bombed about 70% of my Hometown away. ^^
I love all genres of music, but those 2 games helped me put titles to sounds so much. I had heard the songs, knew the bands by name, but didn't know that they made those songs. Video games have done so much for spreading genres of music across generations. Aside from GH and Rock Band, I think Skate and the Tony Hawk games have introduced people to genres and eras they never would have otherwise explored.
lmmfao what a great reaction! you got the same reaction I did when I heard it in 1970. I was 14. im 63 now and STILL get the same reaction...just great! keep it going!
Old Folk's homes of the future are gonna be pretty banging! Personally, I'll be rolling around in a wheelchair banging out Drum and Bass sometime around the 2070s!
i think i was about 15 when i heard it in 73 and listening to i now its just as amazing sounding as it was then. It was a great time in my life as i had just discovered this group and man more like Deep Purple -Fireball
Dude, I'm so glad you took the time to give this a listen. These guys were just a bunch of poor kids from a working class neighborhood in England. Real tough dudes. They just wanted to say "fuck you" to the politicians of the day that sent people to war so their friends could make a ton of money. Such a waste. They're still at it today, fam. Tryin to play people against each other so they can keep the power. They're losing their grip. Glad to see other people learning about everyone else's experiences. We're all in this together dude. Where we go one, we go all.
Bill Ward. The drums are the first thing I really loved by Black Sabbath. I know people talk about this drummer that drummer. But Bill Ward is by far my favorite just for this track alone.
BS's run of albums from self titled debut Black Sabbath to Sabotage are amazing. There's a few only "ok" songs in there but, mostly magic. Sabbath songs can change on a whim. "Symptoms of the universe" breaking into lovely soliloquy with Ozzy singing his heart out at 4:12 after listening to what was the first example of "death metal" I can think of. "The Writ" setting the ominous mood and erupting into anthem. "Jack the Stripper" after a minute intro gets to rocking. "Planet Caravan" is soft and slow creating images of traveling the darkness of space and was covered beautifully by Pantera with a cool video which I saw for the first time at 2am in my room in the 90s as a teenager possibly altered a tiny bit when MTV still played music videos. "The Wizard" is an amazing song which is covered recently excellently by Brown Sabbath a Mexican Black Sabbath tribute band. It's great. Shoot,I could go on and on as I'm sure most of the commenters can. "Changes" is another great Sabbath song. Charles Bradley covers that beautifully. Just push play on any of those albums and let it play whether it grabs you right away or not. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised. It's great workout music too.
Love watchin people find music like this. Metal is a family and aint about all gangsta shit. Excuse the reference but there is so much good music out there and i absolutely love seeing people find it and enjoying it. Got to go to a live show now and experience the real deal. Rock on bro....
@Ron Lewenberg The 3-5 second wavering tone siren is the universal siren for danger. And had nothing to do with the song itself except to grab the listener's attention. The entirety of the song is preformed with instruments and the talent of the band members.
People out here disliking cause they think the reaction is fake. Bruh this song is so energizing I totally believe this. I remember reacting just like this!
Not to mention the formulaic approach being used to produce music for the masses... limiting songs to certain lengths, a few songwriters writing the majority of pop songs, similar sounds/styles being utilized due to its familiarity to the audience from prior exposure...
Let's not forget some of the best bass playing from one of the best bass players ever. It's so good to see young people discovering this great music. Keep spreading to word bro.
@@lauraleecreations3217 Totally agree. This video is total crap for this song. I'd rather see them watch a lyrics video, so at least they can follow the meaning of the song.
@@lauraleecreations3217 One with this video is the remastered track, newer, and probably has more views so it's higher on the search list. Just how it is.
@@suurmestari7457 Electronic music is real music, but it will never have the blood, sweat, tears, and soul of a group of musicians who have dedicated hours, days, weeks, and years of passion to learning their instruments, developing their own uniquely nuanced sounds and styles, understanding the rich theory of music composition, and actively collaborating with multiple other like musicians to create something unique. It's a much higher level of dedication and art.
Hand of Doom, Rat Salad, Children of the Grave , Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Black Sabbath, Symptom of the universe are some good songs to start with. Their catalog is endless!!!!
Never mind the video, just close your eyes and let it and and let it flow around your being. Sabbath is the shit. And you are just scratching the surface.
I've been a Sabbath fan for 35 years. Obviously most songs did not have music videos before the 80s, and most fan-made videos suck. But whoever did this video for War Pigs did a great job - it really captures the spirit of the song in a 1984 dystopian way.
Yep. Tony Iommi accidentally took off his fingertips at work a week before their first tour. He dropped his strings an octave and made prosthesis out of melted pen caps. His industrial accident created the heavy metal sound.
I'm so addicted to your reactions!!! Omg! Such raw reactions and you funny as hell too! You got me laughing and crying at the same time. Keep 'em comin. I'm sending out your links to people all over the globe!
The man demobilized his metal videos, maybe he wasn’t into before but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t enjoy some of it if not most of it. There are so many metal and rock songs out there that it wouldn’t make sense to react to a song you can’t stand and post it up. Do you know him in real life? If not than why put words in his mouth with how he feels about the music now that he has been listening to some.
Picked up a hitchhiker at night dressed decent. He just got out of night class at a local community college and heading home. I'm going his way so jump in. He smells the "fragrance" in the car and mentioned it. I said yeah I got some so we toked up. Took him home cause it was before my house and he invited me in. Now I'm not a homophobe but...anyway I figured I could handle myself. Turns out he had recently finished a tour of military duty overseas and somehow brought home some Lebanese blonde hash. I'd never seen LBH before but this was blonde, it was hash. I don't know where it came from but I was convinced it was the real deal after we burned some. Man what an enjoyable evening. Listening to great music and partaking of wonderful imported medicine for the head, the body, the soul.
Unfortunately, I was born in 1955 and my dad had NOTHING!!!! that he could share with me. Fortunately, my sons first exposure to Ozzy was 'no more tears'. He was so impressed (at age 14) that he went out the next day and bought the whole Black Sabbath catalogue...WITH MY MONEY! I was glad to do it, glad that I had something I could pass on to him. Black Sabbath=timeless. Nothing will ever surpass the jaw dropping shock when I heard Sabbath for the first time in 1970 on a hill in a friends car with a then rare FM radio. KSAN San Francisco. Those who came latter cannot imagine what it was like...there was never music like this before, it was completely different from anything before it. I became a fan IMMEDIATELY. The metal style is still going strong here in the future...in some ways better than ever, but there is still something about those pre-72 Marshals on 11 that can not be duplicated. Heavy Metal will NEVER die
@@leesmith6749 i can't even imagine growing up during your time and then all of a sudden a band like black Sabbath hits the scene. I can't even imagine how that must had felt. Then maiden and zepplin. Early 80's and metallica hits the scene. Great ear for real music.
Hail the prince of darkness! Man every song you pick up and react to just reminds me of why I fell in love with metal when I was a kid. Seeing how you take the music in just reinforces the true impact of it. Keep it up man :)
Shaq, for real, Black sabbath was doing Metal before it was called Metal, when it was just called Rock. My opinion is they are The founders of metal and the GOAT of metal, without them doing what they were doing, I'm not sure we get metal of today. They inspired everyone that inspired everyone else in Metal. You want more black sabbath? Try symptom of the universe, supernaut, the song titled black sabbath, paranoid, snow blind, sweet leaf, or sabbath bloody sabbath. There's many more that are terrific those would be my recommendations and my personal favorites.
@@sdodge68 I'm a fan of Dio. And yeah, there's good stuff after Ozzy left Black Sabbath and Dio took over singing, but I just kept it as original Black Sabbath with Ozzy. One of my favorite songs by Dio is Holy Diver it's a great tune.
I love to see the young generation discover these classics. I hope it opens the doors to a rock and roll vault full of awesome music for all of you. Just goes to show that good music transcends all age and race boundaries. Something we can all come together around. By the way, Bill Ward is the drummers name and he's one of the all time greats.
@Jesus is Dog : Don't be hating so much. I'm a Black Sabbath fan and have enjoyed the metal genre since the 80's. I just also happen to not be narrow minded.
He didn't pick up the phone from his mom because he was listening Black Sabbath, that's one of the most metal things I've ever heard.
Mariusz Wróbel hahahahaha my favorite comment
hahahaha this is so good.
Lmao
72-73
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I don't always listen to Black Sabbath. But when I do, so do the neighbours.
What an original fucking comment.
@@jacktrppr1was orignial af to me. Funny and damn true
@@jpuriah590 I'm happy you had the pleasure of your first, "so do the neighbors." comment. You'll now begin to see them everywhere.
Silentype Student Producer 🤣🤣 I hope not. From the sound of it I will though.
That's how I listen to Pantera.
He said "Politicians hide themselves away. They only started the war.
Why should they go out to fight?
They leave that role for the poor"
So true.
Finally someone said it.
robin ayekpam Ozzy said it first 🖤
Absolutely, and true to this day. Still sung about too - just look at BYOB by SOAD.
WHY DO THEY ALWAYS SEND THE POOR!
Fun fact, the drummer couldn’t read music notes, so he played purely on feeling. Legend
That may be the dumbest things I have ever read. LOL!
If you know, you know.
More rock musicians can't read musical notation than can read it. Rock is essentially an oral tradition where parts are learned by ear and memorized. At least in that aspect, it qualifies as folk music.
@@jbirkins Yes, plus drummers do not play musical "notes".
@@nealm6764 And yet orchestral percussion sections and Big band jazz both have drum/percussion sheet music that uses slightly modified quarter notes and so on, and even uses the same staves and has a distinct clef marking. Neil Peart was Julliard trained and Carl Palmer did time in an orchestra, so it does happen. Just not as often as the other way around. Given that Bill Ward was hugely into swing jazz before playing rock, and was a big fan of Buddy Rich and Gene Krupa I could believe he could read a drum chart, or that he learned by ear. Either way he's awesome.
@@jbirkins None of that = drummers playing musical notes on their drums.
It is a nice bonus to know what those around you are doing, but hardly = some shocking thing that a drummer couldn't read musical note charts.
"War Pigs" is one of the greatest anti-war songs.
Sadly Ozzy sold out.
That's funny, I smoked my first joint in 1974. Guess we're brothers of sorts. Far out man.
@@nauiocelotl2825 Ozzy did'nt sell shit out.
@@nauiocelotl2825 @Naui: Ozzy didn't sell out, bonehead! The band wasn't seeing the same future, not thinking along the same lines, from the standpoint of development, and they decided to split it up ... no big deal. They each went on to do so much more fantastic material apart from one another. THEN ... we were DOUBLY BLESSED!
Nauni - He got old, pathetic and twisted around by the evil of Sharon Arden (Osbourne)
another kid saved by black Sabbath. My trust in humanity is replenished.
Lancemaker
Amen!!
Just play this in public places. Consciousness growing.
This is what kids nowadays need to grow up on
Treating people just like ponds in chess. War machines keep turning as bodies keep burning
Lol! Hear, hear!
I'm 64 and that was my reaction back then. Glad someone in your generation is appreciating this. Love your reaction. Way to go.
i fucking love oz i grew up with them mitalica robzombie and such and im only 23 my dad raised me with them
Yup! 53 and grew up with big brother listening to this. Not that he was locked up in his room with his friends "enjoying" themselves!
Right. Ozzy Born John Michael Osborn. He is 70 or as George Carlin wld say 69 with a thumb up his ass. His birthday is Dec 3. I love him man. He has saved my life.
@@sledgecreature6944 My kids too.
I could never understand how in real life I can’t understand a single syllable ozzy speaks but as soon as he steps on a stage he speaks directly to my soul
yo no bs
It's got something to do with when people sing they tend to make bigger sound that releases more air that in turn makes people stress syllables a lot more and a lot more clearly then their normal speech. This is also the reason some non American singers might sound American when they sing. It's always blown my mind with Ozzy to.
Ha,spot on 👍
also the fact that when your trying to put on a accent and sing it’s significantly easier to hold that accent(eg. Adele is british yet she sounds american)
I don’t normally care much for watching people react to things how ever with that being said this mans energy makes all the difference
Yes.
Truth!! I love welcoming in new metal head lovers!
Shaqs the man, by far the best reaction channel
Completely agree!
Ikr i don't like reaction but this dude is different
Man's face when Tony Iomi's guitar starts asserting itself is the only reaction you can have to hearing that kind of magic for the first time.
Literally melting him 🤣😂🤣😂 perfect
Tony iomi is one of the most underapreciated guitarist
Factttts
I wonder if Shaq would make the stink face if he knew that Tony Iommi lost 2 or 3 fingertips of his fret hand in an industrial accident?
Now insert fact of 2 missing fingertips! 🤣🤣
This just shows that the head bang is an involuntary reaction to metal.
Exactly!
It’s the drums.
Welcome to the human race....its not great, but can jam da fuqout
The brothers love the drums
Yeah man. It's hardwired in our DNA it's some primitive savage shit.
Shaq: how is it even possible for a song to sound this good?
That's Black Sabbath, they're Godfathers of metal
I love to see someone give an open minded listen to metal.. people don't realize the level of musicianship in these bands
Sean Corcoran I understand that some people don’t like metal due to the abrasive sound, but anyone who says metal bands aren’t some of the most musically talented among genres doesn’t have a clue what they’re talking about.
Not only the musicianship but the timeless messages this genre of music has given us.
I mean metal was inclusive and diverse long before leftists stole those terms to impose their authoritarian ideology upon the world.
Sean Corcoran I've been trying to explain the same thing for YEARS
I'm Black and I love Heavy Metal. My favorite band is Metallica. I love Black Sabbath as well
Right like the amount of years it takes to learn any of the instruments is insane and now someone comes out with something made with a computer and everyone loses their damn minds. Dont get me wrong I listen to all genres of music because all types of music can touch your soul. Its about how it makes you feel.
War Pigs was released during the Vietnam War, the lyrics still hold true today.
I was going to say the same thing
And the circle comes back around
@@roryschweinfurter2601 Damn those War Pigs... I blast it in the car to piss off my bum-pity bump neighbors.
Timeless lyrics because its always true. The haves fucking over the have nots and oppression turning into genocide is a truth that will always be with us! That same threat is here today. Like ying and yang it's always a battle of balance!
@@roryschweinfurter2601 the circle never stopped tho, we've been at war with someone since ww1. If not actual wars, skirmishes and special ops. It's gotta stop if we're ever gonna change.
@@rawsko0316 unfortunately it's been going one much longer than that. Regrettably it's human nature. There are so many anti-war songs from the Nam era and everyone of them is still true 40 or 50 years later just listen to Wicked World for another example
He said “ill call her back we got some heat on our hands” 😂
Boy probably gonna get a whooping for not picking up moma
This is one of the most iconic vietnam anti-war tunes ever made.
Just a myth
Richard Torz Not about Vietnam, it was about The Cold War.
This song says it all politicians send the poor to fight but not their own sons or themselves to fight in wars
Just fuck CCR right 😂
It reminded me of WWII and the Nazi's. Look at the clothing. Just my opinion.
"This is an anti-war song" Bruh, this is THE anti-war song
EPIzen24 it’s actually more about how bad government is for the people. How government provokes war because they can send it’s citizens in like game pieces while,they hide behind closed doors laughing
More anti-establishment. It’s against the people who start the wars. Now that he's heard the song, he should watch the video with it. It really tells the story with the song.
EPIzen24 War Pigs by Black Sabbath and Machine Gun by Jimi Hendrix are THE anti-war songs!
@@glennm8337 Agreed! I would toss in Fortunate Son by CCR to round out the trio
Furtunate Son was released before this.
"Treating people just like pawns in chess, wait till their judgement day comes" this song holds a powerful message
Ozzy and the boys could definitely write a mean hook
That whole album was an anti war album.. great lines and messages throughout the whole thing
Yes it has
Ever since I was a kid
1970
I see it as governmental control. All big industry actually. We sheeple are simply the means to the end. Our end, their perpetuation.
@@RondoHunter3.14 I want out!
Now you know why people who grew up listening to songs like this say "music now a days has no soul".
I Agree 1000%
You just gotta find the right music for you. There's plenty of options today that are just as great. A song similar to "War Pigs" that was made in the 2000's was System of a Down - B.Y.O.B.
@@hdfjdjify What about in the last 10 years? It's gotten significantly worse.
@Trahfk McGhee Speak for yourself. My point is there's a significant increase in the number of garbage artists vs great ones. The ratio is overwhelmingly lopsided, much more than ever before. Of course a few gems will earn their way to the top, but the majority of music today is written by the same song writers, and performed by the most profitable artists, and produced by one of the only 3 major music labels left who control the industry. Universal, Sony, or Warner. Quit drinking the kool-aid.
@Trahfk McGhee Says the one using emojis and insults instead of making anything remotely resembling a point. Okay, kid.
Sad truth is that this song is still relatable to this day
yup
And it will be until we destroy ourselves Eisenhower warned us we should have listened
as long as human beings exist, it will always be relatable unfortunately.
grown men can't sit down at a table to sort things out but they can't Why not they don't dont fight.
yep, those of us not still asleep see who the war pigs are of today. The globalists, the military industrial complex, the deep state, the elite. everyone on that goddamn list theyre keeping from us
"Sorry i was speeding Officer, War Pigs came on the radio."
aklip LOL I just wrote a comment like that!!! When it comes on - definatley don't respect the speeding laws👍👍❤
@@blackestcat1111 HA! i don't think its that you don't respect the speeding laws. i think it's that they just cease to exist for those few minutes in time. my wife gets on me CONSTANTLY about keeping my foot away from the gas pedal when songs like this w that "driving" sound come on. we look at each other, i laugh n she says, uh huh.
Give the Glorious Sons a listen. From my home town, got a few albums out, toured with the tragically hip and were nominated for new rock album of the year with their first album.
Start with sawnoff shotgun
every TIME lol
“Oh okay , you’re free to go”
I love watching people who don't listen to metal - or have never listened to metal - react to metal
It's rock not metal
Trazyn the Infinite no Black Sabbath is metal. They were the first. Metal used to be way different then it is now
Trayzyn the Infinite. How can you say the band who not only defined the metal sound, invented the heavy grinding percussion that is still a major part of metal to this day, and has always been and always will be the most influential band in the genre ( On one of their signature songs too) not heavy metal? Good god man turn off the Nickelback!
@@solitaryman7485 😂🔥
One of the best reaction videos I've seen!! You made me grin and laugh. I love the way you literally feel the music. It makes me feel it too! That's the best. I've listened to War Pigs many times but I love it more now!
I'm a 53, I grew up listening to all these rock and heavy metal songs you are reacting to and I have to say you are awesome! I watch a lot of reaction videos and you are skyrocketing to the favorite position! Your attention to the lyrics, your excitement, it's great to see!
I'm with you...
Lol, listened to rock all my life, its awesum to see reactions like this, esp by a cool black dude kickin it! Lovin it and jammin with him, gets my blood pumpin again. Great comment from above
dassian I’m the same age and I totally agree! 👍🏻
Agreed, Im 48, i just discovered Shaq last night, i am just hooked on his videos. Fantastic reactions to some of the best music to ever grace the planet. :)
I'm 63 bought this in 1973😊
Seeing a homie rejecting his momma phone call to headbang is the most metal thing I have ever seen in my life. :))
Remember the time when people thought Sabbath and Ozzy were "the devil's music"?
They had to wake up, thats all. They didn't understand history, some of them and the others, a few other things that they had to learn!👌👌
I do and I find it puzzling because I first heard them when I was 12 and my first impression was that they were Christians.
The Blues was called the devil's music, Sabbath play the blues with the volume turned up (according to themselves).
I mean they did have satanic references and witchcraft in their albums
@@spaghettiwithshades6044 As do most church services.
Watching you discover Black Sabbath just really made my day. First time I heard War Pigs, my reaction wasn’t all that different. Really glad I found your channel! Keep it up!
Rob S yes my thoughts exactly!
Yeah same thoughts exactly
If you appreciate music... you have to appreciate this mans channel.
Keep it going coach.
Cant appreciate a liar he has said multiple times in other videos that he hates this music and would never do it i cant be the only one who remembers that, and before you start moaning i enjoy this music but hes just doing it for views and subs hell be doing country music next 😂😂
@@connor2053 when he said that? Pleasedo inform
@@bigyoppa3403 can you not read? I said in his older videos you expect me to remember what ones 😂 he said it,a few people on here have said the same thing no hate here just saying hes a liar
@@connor2053 i can read DH but if you gonna call boul a liar then i wanna see where he said it thats all
@@bigyoppa3403 well if i happen to stumble across the video ill let you know i aint the only one who has mentioned this
"There used to be a way to stick it to the Man - it was called rock 'n' roll " Dewey Finn
I love that movie
I have been listening to metal my whole life but seeing you love it like this is making me appreciate it more myself.
I Totally agree, Dont you just get a kick out of him rocking out to the Classic's, makes me Smile and laugh.
This is almost... ALMOST better than sex!
In 1971 I was 17 and I had the only car so I went to a concert just being the driver. It was at William and Mary college in Williamsburg, VA. It turned out my first concert was Black Sabbath.
awesome-my first concert was Ozzy-blizzard of oz tour
Watch it live
I’m only fourteen now but my first concert was Metallica in slane castle June 2019
One of the greatest verses in music.
"Day of judgement God is calling
On their knees the war pigs crawling
Begging mercy for their sins
Satan Laughing spreads his wings"
Goosebumps everytime
As kids say today: Shook
richard montano it gave me goosebumps reading it
richard montano
“Treating people just like pawns in chess”
That line always gets me!
The paranoid album was my introduction to metal. It changed my entire view on music, changed my taste in music forever
The sheer amount of skill it takes to take 2 people playing guitar have them play different notes and different timing then eventually come back and play perfectly in time with each other while keeping the sound not shit is amazing
One of the best guitar licks ever. The drums tho.
It's really impressive because Sabbath only has one guitar player
Except, this is one guy
I fell out my damn chair when he said "How is it possible for song to even sound this good... with instruments".
It's called talent...something these "hip-hop" guys don't understand...
What a great song to pop that cherry.
I'm tellin u he will trip if he plays Ted Nugents "Stranglehold" . One of the BEST guitar solos I've EVER heard. Nothing beats anything STEVIE RAY VAUGHN does,but it's damn close. BE PREPARED.
Daniel Carlton no dude... just no
I understand what he was kinda getting at. It's like saying "how can human beings make this without assistance?". He's just expressing how impressed he is with their talent. Like this is beyond human capabilities
The meaning of this song still holds true today.
Hard rock and Metal changed my life. This mans reaction will tell you why. He's just listening to this for the first time. When it gets into your blood it changes you. It's hard to describe but it's real. It truly is.
One of the best things to discover while listening to Sabbath is how crazy the bassist is I play bass and it's crazy as hell so damn jazzy
Dude, you unfortunately paused it at a critical verse in the song:
"Politicians hide themselves away
They only started the war
Why should they go out to fight?
They leave that role to the poor
"Time will tell on their power minds
Making war just for fun
Treating people just like pawns in chess
Wait til their judgement day comes"
That's tough!
I agree. He missed the bars because the instrumentation took over his soul! :) Welcome to rock, my friend :)
*Yeahhhh*
i really wish the reaction video's i have watched they find a video with the lyrics glad he liked it though
This song is ment to equate war to a Satanic ritual or black mass and to says that politicians who push there people into needles wars are worshipping the devil.
Ozzy turned 70 yesterday! 70 years old and can still burn a stage!
It's hard to believe and a bit scary!
70 years old and can still burn a stage! (even if it is on accident...) :P
The Ozzfest is gonna ring in New Years, 2019 performing at the Los Angeles Forum.
Saw Black Sabbath last June, absolutely awesome!
Well, I wouldn’t say “burn” but he is hangin in there for sure! 🤘...wait! That’s RJD’s thing. ✌️
I love this channel. This guy just has pure joy for listening to music. That's what it's all about.
Patrick Curry right, I normally hate reaction channels too
True that
He takes me back to the first time I heard these songs.
I got my mom watching him lol she loves him cause you can tell he really gets into it.
This is the only reaction channel I 100% watch hahaha, his videos make me feel like he actually talking to me hahaha, he’s the man coach.
1971, I'm 13, my sister shows me Black Sabbath, their first album and I listened to that first song "Black Sabbath" and I went from Partridge Family bubblegum to instant metalhead and life changed......for the next few years My entire existence revolved around 3 groups and only 3....Black Sabbath, Steppenwolf and Alice Cooper.
Wise choice
steppenwolf was awesome!
Never listened to metal.. and this already my favorite song ...🔥🔥🔥
EDIT... thank you everyone for all the recommendations, I've listened to a few and they were all Great honestly.. I Love the swag and style BLACK SABBATH possessed..
Good bro, you should try some pantera or behemoth
@@young.miquella I think Behemoth might be a little much for someone who just listened to metal for the first time today lmfao
Joe- Joel how about Metallica instead
you should check out linkin park
@@brendonpistachio8426 hahahaha i know, is just a joke
These guys literally grew up in the rubble of bombed out buildings in the aftermath of WWII.
You couldn't go to 7/11 to get some Pepsi and Cheetos after WWII...
@@OropherThranduil there is no 7/11 in europe, asia or africa my dude
@@jeje3903
Yeah, bc these are not obviously african americans....
@@OropherThranduil just saying there was no rubble in america bro you guys were safe
@@jeje3903
Oh, you were talking about Sabbath. xD
Yeah bro, ur right, i misread smth, sorry.
I'm german and looking at old pictures they bombed about 70% of my Hometown away. ^^
Somebody get this guy a PS2 and copies of Guitar Hero 1 and 2 with the guitar controller! STAT!!
TomaccoFarmer hahaha thats how i got onto all these bad boy songs
Or STRAT
I love all genres of music, but those 2 games helped me put titles to sounds so much. I had heard the songs, knew the bands by name, but didn't know that they made those songs.
Video games have done so much for spreading genres of music across generations. Aside from GH and Rock Band, I think Skate and the Tony Hawk games have introduced people to genres and eras they never would have otherwise explored.
Sirens meant the bombs are coming. Still gives me chills.
It crushes my heart you have never heard all of this music man. Welcome to the good life.
@Wild Angelz 😊😊😉
Libra Chic did you just comment to yourself
@@cheerlads9684 no the Wild Angels person deleted their comment lol. 🤷
That's the truth. Music is left bi polar, never know what I'm gonna get
Libra Chic genius
lmmfao what a great reaction! you got the same reaction I did when I heard it in 1970. I was 14. im 63 now and STILL get the same reaction...just great! keep it going!
‘74 for me...I was 10 diggin in my cousins record collection!!! It was a great weekend!!! I had similar reaction as this guy!!!
next the wizard
Old Folk's homes of the future are gonna be pretty banging! Personally, I'll be rolling around in a wheelchair banging out Drum and Bass sometime around the 2070s!
i think i was about 15 when i heard it in 73 and listening to i now its just as amazing sounding as it was then. It was a great time in my life as i had just discovered this group and man more like Deep Purple -Fireball
I was born the week this album came out
Dude, I'm so glad you took the time to give this a listen. These guys were just a bunch of poor kids from a working class neighborhood in England. Real tough dudes. They just wanted to say "fuck you" to the politicians of the day that sent people to war so their friends could make a ton of money.
Such a waste.
They're still at it today, fam. Tryin to play people against each other so they can keep the power. They're losing their grip.
Glad to see other people learning about everyone else's experiences.
We're all in this together dude. Where we go one, we go all.
100% fact! 👍
Well said mate, well fucking said.
Exactly what you said man, you explained it perfectly
I really enjoy your reactions to 'old head(s)' music. I can see that you "feel" the music! Exactly as we had back in the day.
This 50 years old, white bread man, loves watching you review. "That's tough!" 😁
same 700 year old chinese women here, loved this since I was a black baby
@Brandon this dialogue too entertaining... and I watched this thrice!?!?!
It's still cool to be born in 1969
Datz Tuff!!!
@@scottsnow3998 Hell yes it is!
Ignoring your moms call to finish listening to Black Sabbath....Thats tough!😁
Call your mama back. Lol.
Lol 😁
No thats an ignorant son
@@connor2053 ok I first answered another comment and I thought I misunderstood you.. but dude you really doing your best to hate on this guy. You ok?
@@EagleLeb no i cry into my pillow every night can you help me?
@@EagleLeb and im not hating hes the one who said he hates this kind of music and thaf he will never do it no hate just calling him a liar
The world needs more tribes sharing vibes. I love it
Peace and love
well said!
Fuck yes man
Beautiful thing. I love it.
I'm stealing that saying just so you know. That should be the slogan for 2019-20
Shaq: *starts listening to Sabbath*
Shaq's Mom: *Calls Immediately To See If Shaq Is Okay*
Everyone: ...It Has Begun...
LOL 😁
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️
The drums are so clean in this track, that’s the only descriptive word I can think of, clean.
The Ashrook Yes!!! Call him lint because he stays in the pocket.
Bill Ward. The drums are the first thing I really loved by Black Sabbath. I know people talk about this drummer that drummer. But Bill Ward is by far my favorite just for this track alone.
@@spacecab1 i started playing drum because of bill
@@spacecab1 my son started playing drums and was influenced by Neil Peart and Bill Ward... however his playing style is more like Bill.
"I need more Black Sabbath”- best thing I've heard all year
I'm hearing this for the first time right here with you coach and it's going on my playlist too. DAYMNNN this song is awesome!!!!
You're going to love Zeppelin 🤣
Loads of good black sabbath songs.
Paranoid is another good one to enjoy
@@loguyname3460 yup stairway will always be the best
BS's run of albums from self titled debut Black Sabbath to Sabotage are amazing. There's a few only "ok" songs in there but, mostly magic. Sabbath songs can change on a whim. "Symptoms of the universe" breaking into lovely soliloquy with Ozzy singing his heart out at 4:12 after listening to what was the first example of "death metal" I can think of. "The Writ" setting the ominous mood and erupting into anthem. "Jack the Stripper" after a minute intro gets to rocking. "Planet Caravan" is soft and slow creating images of traveling the darkness of space and was covered beautifully by Pantera with a cool video which I saw for the first time at 2am in my room in the 90s as a teenager possibly altered a tiny bit when MTV still played music videos. "The Wizard" is an amazing song which is covered recently excellently by Brown Sabbath a Mexican Black Sabbath tribute band. It's great. Shoot,I could go on and on as I'm sure most of the commenters can. "Changes" is another great Sabbath song. Charles Bradley covers that beautifully. Just push play on any of those albums and let it play whether it grabs you right away or not. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised. It's great workout music too.
9:11 the face you make when you realize the importance and power of Black Sabbath then question where has this been my whole life. lol
The drummer’s name is Bill Ward.
Jeremy Sullivan fun fact bill ward was originally a jazz drummer but he evolved into a metal one
He beats those drums like they owe him money
Soooooo groovy
Tabris not a jazz band they were blues band
My man killed me.
"They made a song that sounds like this with instruments?"
Yes. Musicians used to have a little thing called talent.
Love watchin people find music like this. Metal is a family and aint about all gangsta shit. Excuse the reference but there is so much good music out there and i absolutely love seeing people find it and enjoying it. Got to go to a live show now and experience the real deal. Rock on bro....
Haha, my reaction too! The disbelief in his voice when he says "with INSTRUMENTS!" 🤣
Used to 😎✌️
Yeah okay.
@Ron Lewenberg The 3-5 second wavering tone siren is the universal siren for danger. And had nothing to do with the song itself except to grab the listener's attention. The entirety of the song is preformed with instruments and the talent of the band members.
People out here disliking cause they think the reaction is fake. Bruh this song is so energizing I totally believe this. I remember reacting just like this!
Those idiots think everyone listens to the same music they do.
no im pretty sure that reaction channels are just retarded at this point and im pretty sure it is fake
Great man a young man like yourself, watching and listing to this kind of music and enjoying it. Got to love it. Thanks man
"I need more Black Sabbath, man." Yes, don't we all.
Now you know the frustration we have felt about the decline of musical skill in the music industry for decades
Couldn't have said it any better myself
Not to mention the formulaic approach being used to produce music for the masses... limiting songs to certain lengths, a few songwriters writing the majority of pop songs, similar sounds/styles being utilized due to its familiarity to the audience from prior exposure...
Fucking record companies.
Shaq, I'm glad that you got to hear what we got high with in 1970.
I still do. And of course purple haze is in that playlist
and all throughout the 80s
politicians hide them selves away..
they always start the wars
treating people just like pawns in chess wait till their judgement day comes
Bill Ward is the Drummer.
HVYMETL I am only 15 know all the lyrics but I can’t wait to get high to this with my dad
Let's not forget some of the best bass playing from one of the best bass players ever. It's so good to see young people discovering this great music. Keep spreading to word bro.
You are freaking great. Accidentally found you, saw the song drew me in. You rock bruh
I found this guy only a few weeks ago. Makes me so happy watching his brain melt over some of these licks, lol!
it was no accident, AI is watching. click my name to watch Son of Perdition part 3 then 4.
One of the greatest songs of my generation. “Satan spreads his wings” while politicians and bankers profit from all evil war.
Satan is laughing because the evil politicians time on earth is up and its time to pay up with there souls
@@tatmanmyownbossdannydraco you sir are a rare soul
One of the greatest songs of all time
Pam Cook there is no good musicians from my generation
I have heard this song at least 4,000 times and I have never seen it paused that much and see someone still like while hearing it for the first time!
Bill Ward is a very underrated rock drummer from this era! His playing was always fierce
“I need more Black Sabbath “. Everybody does.
A Suggestion? Go find the Lyrics. One of the best Anti war songs of all time. one of the best songs, period. Sabbath Rules!
Yes your absolutely right.
Jack Thompson why do they always use this video?!? And not Black Sabbath video or footage of them touring?
@@lauraleecreations3217
Good question
@@lauraleecreations3217 Totally agree. This video is total crap for this song. I'd rather see them watch a lyrics video, so at least they can follow the meaning of the song.
@@lauraleecreations3217 One with this video is the remastered track, newer, and probably has more views so it's higher on the search list.
Just how it is.
you really need to look at the lyrics in this one
For real.
This song has a deep message about the politics and it leading to war that will end us all one day
This came out at the end of the nom ara
Treatng people just like pawns in chess.
@@mw4mpr barely any1 knows that without looking it up sorry SHAQ but that poison comment was halarious
"I'll call my momma back" last we ever saw of the poor man
It's a beautiful thing isn't it? White people got soul too my Brother, just in a different way. God Bless you for giving it a try and loving it !
They set out to be a heavy blues band. They’re still into the blues today.
@Ron Lewenberg I never listened to alot of black sabbath but you can definitely hear some blues influence in the vocals early on in it
Congratulations, you somehow managed to make this about race. All music is for all people, music speaks from the soul not the color of your skin.
All analog, all real instruments, this is real music.
Give me one reason why electronic music doesn't qualify as music?
@@suurmestari7457 Electronic music is real music, but it will never have the blood, sweat, tears, and soul of a group of musicians who have dedicated hours, days, weeks, and years of passion to learning their instruments, developing their own uniquely nuanced sounds and styles, understanding the rich theory of music composition, and actively collaborating with multiple other like musicians to create something unique. It's a much higher level of dedication and art.
Suurmestari it doesn’t have the soul of a human being creating it
Well said buddy!
@@sp3ci4lkpo agreed, but electronic music isn't that bad tbh. We have sid wilson in slipknot
Hand of Doom, Rat Salad, Children of the Grave , Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Black Sabbath, Symptom of the universe are some good songs to start with. Their catalog is endless!!!!
"if came out in the late 60s, that means no one topped this"
correct sir
Cuz you were just baptized by Black Sabbath. You just listened to arguably the greatest rock and roll song of all time. My top 5.
@Greg Roberge
Just listened to "Warning" such a good tune.
That song is about politicians starting the war and poor have to fight and die in that war
To barrow a phrase..."Welcome my son, welcome, to the machine"
@@opheliarises Which reminds me, we gotta get this dude into some Pink Floyd.
@@Gyrbae Yes! "If you don't eat your meat, you can't have any pudding"
Alisa Prieto all in all its just another brick in the wall
The generals sat and the lines on the map moved from side to side @@opheliarises
This dude making me look at one of my favorite songs in a whole new way xD
Never mind the video, just close your eyes and let it and and let it flow around your being. Sabbath is the shit. And you are just scratching the surface.
I've been a Sabbath fan for 35 years. Obviously most songs did not have music videos before the 80s, and most fan-made videos suck. But whoever did this video for War Pigs did a great job - it really captures the spirit of the song in a 1984 dystopian way.
Back when Mtv was music television. We would stay up till midnight on the weekends as kids just to watch Headbangers ball.
the guitar player also cut his finger tips off at work and made his own prostetics to keep playing guitar... metal af
Yep. Tony Iommi accidentally took off his fingertips at work a week before their first tour. He dropped his strings an octave and made prosthesis out of melted pen caps. His industrial accident created the heavy metal sound.
Tommy is a boss
@ Motolovin I never knew that? Wow! I have been listening to Black Sabbath for over 40 years.
With that accident the 2 finger power chord was utilized and his tone became legendary
Wow!
That is Bill Ward, on a 3 piece drum kit.
3 PIECE! I didn't know that
Dude he sounds like he's gonna put a fucking hole in the snare! he's so powerful!!
No biscuit no sides just Bill Ward and a 3 piece not counting the drumsticks of course!
I grew up listening to Sabbath and Bill Ward was my inspiration for playing drums
@@rimshot2952 sweet! I have much respect for Bill as well as Bonham.
The guitar solo melted his face.
"Politicians hide themselves away, they only started the war..."
I love how you dip into a bit of everything. I'm into it!
What else R u into?? jk lol
He said he hates this music in his older videos
@@connor2053 ? Be4 he tried listening to rock? Sounds like he likes it now doofus
@@qcluvzu9331 I'm into a little bit of everything 😉
@@PenusDrippings Well. That escalated quickly, lol
I'm so addicted to your reactions!!! Omg! Such raw reactions and you funny as hell too! You got me laughing and crying at the same time. Keep 'em comin. I'm sending out your links to people all over the globe!
He acted like a crazy hobo lol
You are by far one of my favorite you tubers! I enjoy when people go into something new looking for a good time
Love watching Shaq dig some Metal. I appreciate him appreciating all music styles. 2 Thumbs Up. Love It!!
He hates it he said so
@@connor2053 wut?
Connie is out here trolling
@@bradleygee3773 its not trolling if he actually said it
The man demobilized his metal videos, maybe he wasn’t into before but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t enjoy some of it if not most of it. There are so many metal and rock songs out there that it wouldn’t make sense to react to a song you can’t stand and post it up. Do you know him in real life? If not than why put words in his mouth with how he feels about the music now that he has been listening to some.
Seeing your reaction shows me you've been SABBATIZED welcome my friend 😄 there's hope for humankind after all
Every time I listen to this song, my head bangs as hard as shaq’s this shit is tough
I was sitting in a car listening to this in 1974 smoking Columbian Gold.
Columbian gold in the mid 80s in Michigan. Sitting on my 1980 Chevy citation
Picked up a hitchhiker at night dressed decent. He just got out of night class at a local community college and heading home. I'm going his way so jump in. He smells the "fragrance" in the car and mentioned it. I said yeah I got some so we toked up. Took him home cause it was before my house and he invited me in. Now I'm not a homophobe but...anyway I figured I could handle myself. Turns out he had recently finished a tour of military duty overseas and somehow brought home some Lebanese blonde hash. I'd never seen LBH before but this was blonde, it was hash. I don't know where it came from but I was convinced it was the real deal after we burned some. Man what an enjoyable evening. Listening to great music and partaking of wonderful imported medicine for the head, the body, the soul.
You need listen to Grand Funk Parinord.
I WAS SMOKING ACAPULCO GOLD!
There's no rules in rock😁
I was born in 93 as well and my parents had me listening to this a day later.
aye, they were late... should av started ya on it in the womb.
Unfortunately, I was born in 1955 and my dad had NOTHING!!!! that he could share with me. Fortunately, my sons first exposure to Ozzy was 'no more tears'. He was so impressed (at age 14) that he went out the next day and bought the whole Black Sabbath catalogue...WITH MY MONEY! I was glad to do it, glad that I had something I could pass on to him. Black Sabbath=timeless. Nothing will ever surpass the jaw dropping shock when I heard Sabbath for the first time in 1970 on a hill in a friends car with a then rare FM radio. KSAN San Francisco. Those who came latter cannot imagine what it was like...there was never music like this before, it was completely different from anything before it. I became a fan IMMEDIATELY. The metal style is still going strong here in the future...in some ways better than ever, but there is still something about those pre-72 Marshals on 11 that can not be duplicated. Heavy Metal will NEVER die
My 9 and 6 years old kids love Black Sabbath. My "fault"
@@leesmith6749 i can't even imagine growing up during your time and then all of a sudden a band like black Sabbath hits the scene. I can't even imagine how that must had felt. Then maiden and zepplin. Early 80's and metallica hits the scene. Great ear for real music.
@Marc Anthony Campos you would think so. Kinda went downhill shortly after. Lol
Why would someone give him thumbs down ? He is having fun, with an open mind. Love your vids
Because he kept turning the song off probably
Cuz dude is sagging his pants. That shit irritates me to no end.
Jake D 👍
Maybe some people dont like metal? Idk, either way this is 🔥🔥
You just can't hate this guy loving the music
Your reactions have brought back that feeling I had when this was fresh for me .
Thank you!!!
totally agree
The fucking PURITY! Yes, I see the irony in that sentence. 😂
Hail the prince of darkness! Man every song you pick up and react to just reminds me of why I fell in love with metal when I was a kid. Seeing how you take the music in just reinforces the true impact of it. Keep it up man :)
Shaq, for real, Black sabbath was doing Metal before it was called Metal, when it was just called Rock.
My opinion is they are The founders of metal and the GOAT of metal, without them doing what they were doing, I'm not sure we get metal of today. They inspired everyone that inspired everyone else in Metal.
You want more black sabbath? Try symptom of the universe, supernaut, the song titled black sabbath, paranoid, snow blind, sweet leaf, or sabbath bloody sabbath. There's many more that are terrific those would be my recommendations and my personal favorites.
I dont know there music but i know some of their history I at the very least i know that played a major part of the coming of metal
And you to include Heaven and Hell from the Ronnie James Dio area of Black Sabbath
@@sdodge68 I'm a fan of Dio. And yeah, there's good stuff after Ozzy left Black Sabbath and Dio took over singing, but I just kept it as original Black Sabbath with Ozzy.
One of my favorite songs by Dio is Holy Diver it's a great tune.
Definitely should do some Zep, too
Luv you Shaq! You’re priceless. You give me renewed hope in everything.Thank you. Cheers!
Everybody needs more Black Sabbath.
i thought i had enough black sabbath, until i heard 13, i was wrong
I love to see the young generation discover these classics. I hope it opens the doors to a rock and roll vault full of awesome music for all of you. Just goes to show that good music transcends all age and race boundaries. Something we can all come together around.
By the way, Bill Ward is the drummers name and he's one of the all time greats.
It came out in 1970 and you are right. NOBODY HAS TOPPED THIS!
CAKE did a decent job of trying. ruclips.net/video/IDJgwUeW7_k/видео.html
Can't be topped.
@Jesus is Dog : Don't be hating so much. I'm a Black Sabbath fan and have enjoyed the metal genre since the 80's. I just also happen to not be narrow minded.