MOST of Sabs tracks were written by Geezer. Ozzie interpreted them perfectly. With mad Bill on the sticks and Tony Riffmeister Iommi,they couldn’t lose.
One of their best albums, and this came out in 71 and STILL sounds as fresh as it did when it was released. So goddam heavy and the subject matter is so relevant to this day. Tony Iommi, that's all that needs to be said.
I believe that the older I get, the better these songs sound to me. IDK if it's that today's music is that bad or that I've just learned to appreciate them more. Because there's plenty of new stuff coming out that I absolutely love. Maybe it's a little of both with more emphasis on appreciation in my aged self! 🤘🏼💙🤘🏼
I remember in the early 80s being the only 1st grader asking for black sabbath when my teacher asked us what kind of music did we want to hear on her radio. My family was steeped in rock hard rock and country. My dad listened to pretty much anything and I grew up hearing Judas priest, black sabbath, boston,Janis joplin, Willie nelson, led zepplin,parliament funkadelic,acdc,pink floyd,Beatles white album,rush, yardbirds,Chicago in my home because we owned the records. We had hendrix, van halen,blue oyster cult, allman brothers,lynerd skynerd, Molly hatchet and many others on 8 track. So as kids were learning that the wheels on the bus go round and round I was learning that I'm travel in down the road and I'm flirtin with disaster or that fairies wear boots, or that all in all there's just another brick in the wall lol.
@@TT3X Hehe. I remember our teachers face going deadpan and starting to blush then calmly saying 'Ok..Now we put on another record!' A friend of mine brought WASP F**k Like A Beast :)
1COMIXMAN you reminded me of when my son started kindergarten! I, like you, listened to everything you listed there, and played it regularly - so my kids, naturally, heard all this when they were babies, toddlers & school-age to now. I have a video of my middle boy, singing 'I AM IRON MAN' when he was 3 or 4. So when he started school (and a Catholic school to boot), there was a questionnaire from his teacher, asking numerous questions - one being favourite music/bands - so imagine our raised eyebrows at putting "Black Sabbath, Muse, Rush...etc." on that list. He's 15 now, and we still laugh about that!!
I'm with you man I was 6 years old and 1974 and my brother is playing this for me in the Attic where he lived he was a hippie scared the s*** out of me LOL love me some Sabbath before they were cool I get what you're saying man
Tony Iommi wrote just about all their songs and bass player Geezer Butler wrote the lyrics to almost all their songs. Butler (and not Ozzy) most likely wrote the lyrics to INTO THE VOID.
Geezer did - in fact when this song was being demoed, Ozzy looked at Geezer and asked him if he was trying to kill him, because there were so many words to fit into Ozzy's melody line. Usually any sci-fi lyrics in early Sabbath would be Geezer's, as he is a huge sci-fi fan.
1971 prophetic words written by Geezer. And he doesn't write about war, the band writes about the darker side of the world but yet they always return to love, peace, and happiness
I think pound-for-pound this is the perfect Black Sabbath song. It has everything that makes that band what they were and what their legacy continues to endure. Groovy, heavy, a little bit progressive, somewhat doom-laden but hopeful lyrics. Just a simply brilliant song
The thing I love about Sabbath songs most is the way they have different parts and tempos and they pieced them together seamlessly. Great reaction and here’s to Geezer and Bill, the best rhythm section ever IMO.
I dare to say that this is one of the most iconic Tony Iommi riffs and one of the legendary Black Sabbath songs, one of my favorites. Greetings Trash Talkers! A great video, as always. 🤝🏻
My favorite Sabbath album and song and Geezer never gets enough love for the stunning bass lines, yes I know Tony is great, just ask him, he will tell you... lol, but the others in the band are amazing too.
Sabbath came out of Birmingham England, an industrial city that was deeply entrenched in WW II, bombings and the like. Given their age, the band members were directly influenced by that, hence the war themes. As well, Geezer Butler penned most of the lyrics...there are exceptions along the way and collaborations, but Geezer was the main lyricist.
Great video! BTW, the lyrics were penned by Geezer Butler. The war between good and evil mskes sense because, lyrically, Master of Reality is a Christian album.
I'm a black sabbath fan and I've never heard of this song. This song is FIRE. 😮 I may have a new favorite song. Ozzy has BARS. 🙌 I am gunna be listening to this song a lot now.
Great song, but Ozzy didn’t write it he wrote very little. Geezer Butler wrote the majority of Sabbaths songs during the Ozzy years. Check out the band Kyuss they do an excellent cover of this song
Hi from Australia boys... you've reacted to 2 of my top 3 Sabbath songs. 1st one being Black Sabbath (the song) 2nd being this masterpiece... please next do Planet Caravan...slightly different vibe but you won't be disappointed
Also, this groove is a vibe...and Ozzys with Sabbath is the best.I saw them in a reunion at Ozzfest one year,they were freaking FANTASTIC!!! Best concert!!😄
1973 I was 9 when my friend and I were riding our bikes behind a K-Mart in El Toro CA when I found 2 8-track cassettes by a big metal dumpster, 'Paranoid' and 'Sabbath Bloody Sabbath', their 2nd and fifth albums. That's when I got into Sabbath and soon got albums 1, 3 and 4.
Yes ! More Sabbath ! It doesn’t matter how you feel about Dio as headman. You cant really say anything bad about a legend like RJD. Tonys nick name is the riff master.
National Acrobat is my favorite off Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. Iommi's sickest riff and Butler's lyrics are crazy. The prince of darkness sign was the ✌️sign. Dio came up with the 🤘
@@johngillespie3409 Sabbath Bloody Sabbath is great album with these great classic hits. Some old school Sabbath fan once said that he didn´t like it becouse it was too commersial and they started to rise from underground band to known world wide. Maybe so, but damn those songs kick ass 😁.
You must check out Black Sabbath - Dirty Women Live 1978 The Never Say Die Tour. You get to see Tony up close shredding a face melting solo, Ozzy giving it hard. It is EPIC.
The very best metal album ever recorded. Bow down to the masters of metal. My parents forbid me to listen to this devil music until I begged them to just listen to the lyrics. Sabbath songs are about good not bad if you really listen. Some songs my folks did not care for, but they let me listen to them once I proved my point.
Damn this song is so classic. This was the second song I ever heard from them as a kid. Paranoid of course was the first. Great reaction! I’m requesting another Volbeat song- Cheapside Sloggers. Thanks guys!!!
All 4 of them wrote the song but here is a little Fun Fact: "Into the Void" has been listed as a favorite song by some of heavy metal's most notable performers. James Hetfield from Metallica lists "Into the Void" as his favorite Black Sabbath track. Eddie Van Halen has listed the song's main riff as one of his all-time favorites. James Hetfield said that in Guitar World magazine Hetfield, James (March 2010). "30 on 30". Guitar World. 31
If you notice the lyrics of Sabbath are political or of love . Try also pre - Black Sabbath album . When they were known as " EARTH " before name changing . Cool songs on that album .
@@21Piloteer look on RUclips , and type in : EARTH pre - Black Sabbath . It's a brown album cover. And you see all the members of Black Sabbath . You see , before they changed their name to Black Sabbath . They wanted to be a blues band . Their influences were Clapton , CREAM , Hendrix & blues of of course .
Cool that Iommi recorded the first 5 albums with one guitar, his modified Gibson SG dubbed "Monkey", think it's on display in one of the Hard Rock Cafe's now
I love Dio with and without Sabbath but to me it’s not Black Sabbath without Ozzy. I just think of them as too completely different bands. Smokey needs to enter some trivia contests. I used to think I knew more random things than anybody but Smokey has me beat by a mile lol. Love this song ❤ I would love to see you guy’s react to Black Sabbath, Black Sabbath. I think it’s their creepiest in a good way. Scared the crap out of me when I heard it for the first time when I was a kid
Never thought of it this way but watching you guys react.. is Ozzy rapping? Love your reactions keep it coming, as a musician.. and having grown up on this, love it and appreciate it!
several Sabbath songs have 3 or 4 different heavy riffs in them and that's one of the things that made their music unique. And the bass would often play the same riff as the guitar and that was also unique. Sabbath were the kings.
Randy Rhoads bro!!! This is what Ozzys first album came out. The Blizzard Of Ozz. You need to do some more Black Sabbath with Ozzy in it. It’s just out of this world.
I partied with him and Blasko, the bassist at Ozzfest in San Antonio. Besides Geezer he's my favorite bassist. He was in a crossover thrash band called Cryptic Slaughter, the out 3 albums while they were in High School.
This was the very first album that I bought I was in 6th grade, I bought it off our family'friends son who thought it was too evil LOL one of my older brothers had seen this album and was reading the lyrics on the back and he had asked me did I understand what these lyrics meant... I Shrugged my shoulders and said no i just love the music it sounds kick ass he just chuckled and said enjoy, brings back a lot of memories glad you guys dig it!
This could be my favorite Ozzy era Sabbath song. It includes everything they are known for. By the way, there is no Sabbath album called Into The Void. This song is from Master Of Reality (3rd album) and arguably their best. I think you also reacted to Children of the Grave? Same album. Oh yes, Geezer Butler wrote almost all of Sabbath's songs, not Ozzy!
Check out Oz and his son Jack checking out a live show of Mac Sabbath, a Sabbath cover band with the members of the McDonalds crew(Grimace,Mayor..) complete with cheeseburger of doom style lyrics.
Fun fact: The band hated recording this song. Bill couldn't find the right beat. When he did, Ozzy couldn't hit the right melody. When they finally got it, I bet they let out a huge collective sigh of relief!
Hard to believe this album came out in 1971.
MOST of Sabs tracks were written by Geezer.
Ozzie interpreted them perfectly.
With mad Bill on the sticks and Tony Riffmeister Iommi,they couldn’t lose.
They did the tracks as a band jamming together. Ozzy came up with the melody line and Geezer usually wrote the lyrics.
Saw them live,beyond belief
One of their best albums, and this came out in 71 and STILL sounds as fresh as it did when it was released. So goddam heavy and the subject matter is so relevant to this day.
Tony Iommi, that's all that needs to be said.
I believe that the older I get, the better these songs sound to me. IDK if it's that today's music is that bad or that I've just learned to appreciate them more. Because there's plenty of new stuff coming out that I absolutely love. Maybe it's a little of both with more emphasis on appreciation in my aged self! 🤘🏼💙🤘🏼
I remember in the early 80s being the only 1st grader asking for black sabbath when my teacher asked us what kind of music did we want to hear on her radio. My family was steeped in rock hard rock and country. My dad listened to pretty much anything and I grew up hearing Judas priest, black sabbath, boston,Janis joplin, Willie nelson, led zepplin,parliament funkadelic,acdc,pink floyd,Beatles white album,rush, yardbirds,Chicago in my home because we owned the records. We had hendrix, van halen,blue oyster cult, allman brothers,lynerd skynerd, Molly hatchet and many others on 8 track. So as kids were learning that the wheels on the bus go round and round I was learning that I'm travel in down the road and I'm flirtin with disaster or that fairies wear boots, or that all in all there's just another brick in the wall lol.
Right on!
I remember in 4th grade art class we were allowed to bring in music to listen to and I brought in AC⚡DC if you want blood you've got it
@@TT3X Hehe. I remember our teachers face going deadpan and starting to blush then calmly saying 'Ok..Now we put on another record!' A friend of mine brought WASP F**k Like A Beast :)
1COMIXMAN you reminded me of when my son started kindergarten! I, like you, listened to everything you listed there, and played it regularly - so my kids, naturally, heard all this when they were babies, toddlers & school-age to now.
I have a video of my middle boy, singing 'I AM IRON MAN' when he was 3 or 4. So when he started school (and a Catholic school to boot), there was a questionnaire from his teacher, asking numerous questions - one being favourite music/bands - so imagine our raised eyebrows at putting "Black Sabbath, Muse, Rush...etc." on that list. He's 15 now, and we still laugh about that!!
I'm with you man I was 6 years old and 1974 and my brother is playing this for me in the Attic where he lived he was a hippie scared the s*** out of me LOL love me some Sabbath before they were cool I get what you're saying man
This is that one I said that Ozzy is basically rapping on
Tony Iommi wrote just about all their songs and bass player Geezer Butler wrote the lyrics to almost all their songs. Butler (and not Ozzy) most likely wrote the lyrics to INTO THE VOID.
Geezer did - in fact when this song was being demoed, Ozzy looked at Geezer and asked him if he was trying to kill him, because there were so many words to fit into Ozzy's melody line. Usually any sci-fi lyrics in early Sabbath would be Geezer's, as he is a huge sci-fi fan.
That intro bass line is what made me want to learn bass. Such an amazing song
1971 prophetic words written by Geezer. And he doesn't write about war, the band writes about the darker side of the world but yet they always return to love, peace, and happiness
Yeah,war pigs isnt about war.🤡🤡🤡
Hand Of Doom should def be your next Sabbath song. 🤘🏻
Yes, ive seen other hip hop guys react to that and they go nuts over that drum/bass groove.
@@jorel80I think it's been sampled something like 7 times.
I think pound-for-pound this is the perfect Black Sabbath song. It has everything that makes that band what they were and what their legacy continues to endure. Groovy, heavy, a little bit progressive, somewhat doom-laden but hopeful lyrics. Just a simply brilliant song
Geezer, the bassist, wrote most of the lyrics
hell yeah ⛈⚡🌩
this shit was way ahead of its time
Hands down my favorite Sabbath tune. Infectious groove.
Hell yes! Been waiting on this one!
The thing I love about Sabbath songs most is the way they have different parts and tempos and they pieced them together seamlessly. Great reaction and here’s to Geezer and Bill, the best rhythm section ever IMO.
I dare to say that this is one of the most iconic Tony Iommi riffs and one of the legendary Black Sabbath songs, one of my favorites. Greetings Trash Talkers! A great video, as always. 🤝🏻
"WHEELS OF CONFUSION"
Check out the big brain on Smokey! Nice
Bit of knowledge for you guys. Black Sabbaths original name was Polka Tulk and Earth. Doesn't quite have the same ring to it. 😂😂
Rhoads created many of the 80's metalisms, before he died at only 23
My favorite Sabbath album and song and Geezer never gets enough love for the stunning bass lines, yes I know Tony is great, just ask him, he will tell you... lol, but the others in the band are amazing too.
Master of Reality, please review the whole album please. U will not be disappointed
Sabbath came out of Birmingham England, an industrial city that was deeply entrenched in WW II, bombings and the like. Given their age, the band members were directly influenced by that, hence the war themes. As well, Geezer Butler penned most of the lyrics...there are exceptions along the way and collaborations, but Geezer was the main lyricist.
Great video! BTW, the lyrics were penned by Geezer Butler. The war between good and evil mskes sense because, lyrically, Master of Reality is a Christian album.
Six " that's dope" Me thinking wait til the beat drops and they kick into gear. Beat drops and Six goes into the rhythmic head bang. LOL
Just seeing the album cover brings back so many memories
Wow, this was great 🤘
If you're looking for more Black Sabbath , try the song , WARNING !! Ripping guitar solo in the middle , you will like !!
I'm a black sabbath fan and I've never heard of this song. This song is FIRE. 😮
I may have a new favorite song. Ozzy has BARS. 🙌 I am gunna be listening to this song a lot now.
I hope you know the rest of the album. And the album after that.
Bro how u a fan and never heard into the void
Great song, but Ozzy didn’t write it he wrote very little. Geezer Butler wrote the majority of Sabbaths songs during the Ozzy years. Check out the band Kyuss they do an excellent cover of this song
That riff kicks in and I literally have goosebumps.
Wow I am early af! Hail Sabbath.
Geezer (bass) was the main lyricist in Sabbath. Ozzy added little flavours here and there but Geezer was the lyricist. Iommi is the GOAT 🤘
The band Sleep does a pretty good cover of this and a few other Sabbath songs. That’s a band worth checking out
Exhorder did also a great cover of into the void.
Dare I say it? This song actually brings the FUNK. Yeah, it's heavy but there is funk in there.
Love this song!!!😃thank you for your awesome reaction😄you guys are fun to watch.✌out
Hi from Australia boys... you've reacted to 2 of my top 3 Sabbath songs. 1st one being Black Sabbath (the song) 2nd being this masterpiece... please next do Planet Caravan...slightly different vibe but you won't be disappointed
Also, this groove is a vibe...and Ozzys with Sabbath is the best.I saw them in a reunion at Ozzfest one year,they were freaking FANTASTIC!!! Best concert!!😄
They weren't afraid of tackling some very serious issues
He's telling a story about a world that's dying and they fly off into the void looking for another planet to start over
Would be cool to see you guys review "A National Acrobat" and or "Supernaut," both by Black Sabbath.
A National Acrobat is criminally underrated. Anyone that names this song is supercool to me.
@@paulapaulapaul9644 Well, I know you're super cool as well man!
One of my all time faves to dance to 🖤🤘🏻🔥
Sweet motörhead shirt, i got the same. i like this channel. Much love from metal capitol of the world, Finland
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Curtis Mayfield- Superfly (72) 🔥
Same time period. Both 🔥
Sabbath has just some of the greatest lyrics ever. I don't need to mention the music, but such underrated lyrics.
1973 I was 9 when my friend and I were riding our bikes behind a K-Mart in El Toro CA when I found 2 8-track cassettes by a big metal dumpster, 'Paranoid' and 'Sabbath Bloody Sabbath', their 2nd and fifth albums. That's when I got into Sabbath and soon got albums 1, 3 and 4.
You didn't read the comments in the last Sabbath reaction. Geezer wrote the lyrics.
They are the gods of hard rock, such a great album
GOD DAMN!!!! This song still slaps you in the melon!!!
Their compositional skills were truly spectacular.
Yes ! More Sabbath ! It doesn’t matter how you feel about Dio as headman. You cant really say anything bad about a legend like RJD. Tonys nick name is the riff master.
Toni iommi is the only mber to be in every album amd show
National Acrobat is my favorite off Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. Iommi's sickest riff and Butler's lyrics are crazy. The prince of darkness sign was the ✌️sign. Dio came up with the 🤘
That´s a great song. I also love Sabbra Cadabra.
They should definitely do National Acrobat!
@@chriscoote2690 yes I agree with you 🤣🤘
@@ArchieArpeggio Sabbra Cadabra is sick had it on repeat earlier 🤘
@@johngillespie3409 Sabbath Bloody Sabbath is great album with these great classic hits. Some old school Sabbath fan once said that he didn´t like it becouse it was too commersial and they started to rise from underground band to known world wide. Maybe so, but damn those songs kick ass 😁.
You must check out Black Sabbath - Dirty Women Live 1978 The Never Say Die Tour. You get to see Tony up close shredding a face melting solo, Ozzy giving it hard. It is EPIC.
Motionless in White - masterpiece 🙏💯🔥
The very best metal album ever recorded. Bow down to the masters of metal. My parents forbid me to listen to this devil music until I begged them to just listen to the lyrics. Sabbath songs are about good not bad if you really listen. Some songs my folks did not care for, but they let me listen to them once I proved my point.
Iron man by Black Sabbath is one of the most recognizable riffs of all time!!
Dat bass tho
This is the birth of real heavy metal🤟
Usually wars are Evil against Evil, just sometimes it's Evil against a Liittle-less-Evil, and nearly never it's Evil against Good.
Damn this song is so classic. This was the second song I ever heard from them as a kid. Paranoid of course was the first. Great reaction! I’m requesting another Volbeat song- Cheapside Sloggers. Thanks guys!!!
This riff is in the "gold standard" of grooves.....
That Bass is so dope.. omg... heavy
All 4 of them wrote the song but here is a little Fun Fact:
"Into the Void" has been listed as a favorite song by some of heavy metal's most notable performers. James Hetfield from Metallica lists "Into the Void" as his favorite Black Sabbath track. Eddie Van Halen has listed the song's main riff as one of his all-time favorites.
James Hetfield said that in Guitar World magazine Hetfield, James (March 2010). "30 on 30". Guitar World. 31
In addition to the killer riff and killer lyrics but Ozzy's MELODY lines are so good on this one!!!
If you notice the lyrics of Sabbath are political or of love . Try also pre - Black Sabbath album . When they were known as " EARTH " before name changing . Cool songs on that album .
What Earth album?
@@21Piloteer look on RUclips , and type in : EARTH pre - Black Sabbath . It's a brown album cover. And you see all the members of Black Sabbath . You see , before they changed their name to Black Sabbath . They wanted to be a blues band . Their influences were Clapton , CREAM , Hendrix & blues of of course .
YES!!! BAM. 🔥🔥🔥
Next song: Black Sabbath- Under the Sun.(this song would be my walk-up song)
Now that's HEAVY. Damn.
Love your reactions you guys are great 👍
Monster Magnet did a killer cover of this incredible masterpiece.
As did Kyuss!
GWAAAARRRR.. bring back the bomb
Morning guys! Love sabbath! Have y'all done iron man yet? Have an awesome day guys!🤓❤️
I was gonna make a patreon to request this damn song for so long but thanks to whoever requested this. Still gonna make a patreon for y’all soon!
One of the tracks where Ozzy raps. Perfect.
Cool that Iommi recorded the first 5 albums with one guitar, his modified Gibson SG dubbed "Monkey", think it's on display in one of the Hard Rock Cafe's now
The intro clip😭😂
Please, react to Black Sabbath’s Symptom if the Universe. Thank you. You guys rock!! - Gene A.
I love Dio with and without Sabbath but to me it’s not Black Sabbath without Ozzy. I just think of them as too completely different bands. Smokey needs to enter some trivia contests. I used to think I knew more random things than anybody but Smokey has me beat by a mile lol. Love this song ❤ I would love to see you guy’s react to Black Sabbath, Black Sabbath. I think it’s their creepiest in a good way. Scared the crap out of me when I heard it for the first time when I was a kid
The song is about escaping the planet just to survive.
Black Sabbath was my greatest discovery in my mother's record collection along with Judas Priest Sin After Sin.
Never thought of it this way but watching you guys react.. is Ozzy rapping? Love your reactions keep it coming, as a musician.. and having grown up on this, love it and appreciate it!
several Sabbath songs have 3 or 4 different heavy riffs in them and that's one of the things that made their music unique. And the bass would often play the same riff as the guitar and that was also unique. Sabbath were the kings.
U NEED 2 LISTEN 2 THE BLACK CROWS. SMOKE WILL LOVE THE BLUESY SOUND. ANY SONG IS THE RIGHT CHOICE THE REMEDY SHE TALKS 2 ANGEL'S JELIOUS AGAIN
Do sweet leaf or sabbath bloody sabbath
Sweet Leaf 😊 ruclips.net/video/UEZZ0fCwZZI/видео.html
I'm 60 first concert was heaven and hell tour Sabbath with dio so awesome
I keep saying it, but you guys need to check out Black Sabbath's track Anno Mundi
I agree that "Hand Of DOOM" should defiantly be the next Sabbath song
That signature beginning riff of Crazy Train isn't the guitar but it's a bass line.
1971...Heavy bass..Are they not friggin awesome..Great react..
You guys need to get some Monster Magnet in your library.
Y’all ain’t ready for it but give a listen to their cover of this song.
Randy Rhoads bro!!! This is what Ozzys first album came out. The Blizzard Of Ozz. You need to do some more Black Sabbath with Ozzy in it. It’s just out of this world.
Waffle House Naples here again. You guys should check out Zakk Sabbath. Zakk Wylde's Black Sabbath cover band.
I partied with him and Blasko, the bassist at Ozzfest in San Antonio. Besides Geezer he's my favorite bassist. He was in a crossover thrash band called Cryptic Slaughter, the out 3 albums while they were in High School.
This was the very first album that I bought I was in 6th grade, I bought it off our family'friends son who thought it was too evil LOL one of my older brothers had seen this album and was reading the lyrics on the back and he had asked me did I understand what these lyrics meant... I Shrugged my shoulders and said no i just love the music it sounds kick ass he just chuckled and said enjoy, brings back a lot of memories glad you guys dig it!
This could be my favorite Ozzy era Sabbath song. It includes everything they are known for. By the way, there is no Sabbath album called Into The Void. This song is from Master Of Reality (3rd album) and arguably their best. I think you also reacted to Children of the Grave? Same album. Oh yes, Geezer Butler wrote almost all of Sabbath's songs, not Ozzy!
Love this album. Exhorder did such a bad ass cover of this song.
Tony is key to Sabbath, but Geezer wrote a lot of the lyrics too
Check out Oz and his son Jack checking out a live show of Mac Sabbath, a Sabbath cover band with the members of the McDonalds crew(Grimace,Mayor..) complete with cheeseburger of doom style lyrics.
I saw Mac Sabbath live once, highly entertaining show!
@@ShanLH5 Then you must know of Dread Zeppelin? Reggae Zep covers by Elvis impersonating lead singer.
Third Album.1Black Sabbath (70)2 Paranoid (70)3 Master of Reality (71).
Fun fact:
The band hated recording this song. Bill couldn't find the right beat. When he did, Ozzy couldn't hit the right melody.
When they finally got it, I bet they let out a huge collective sigh of relief!