Jesus I feel 14 again lol love this still! I can almost hear my Mum shouting “turn that down” love it!Deep purple live 1970 Child in time is the only other blown away performance I saw of this calibre.
@#$& ME!! That was intense, and 1970!? It really goes to show that as far as 'Metal' goes, Sabbath really were there at the dawn of time weren't they? Who else was doing it quite like that, at that time? Loved every second of that guys, thank you so much. ❤
You should notice that Ward was using the thick ends of his sticks on the drums for extra force. Like the jazz drummers that influenced him, he got the "swing". He could be both brutal and subtle and always played for the song. My favorite drummer
I heard a breakdown of a solo Ozzy track and he had a killer rhythm section - I want to say they were from Uriah Heap? - so clearly he knew what he had here and needed it to be that good going forward. Brilliant musicians.
What an amazing film clip , I haven’t seen this before , I grew up with Sabbath and they never fail to amaze me , I seen them in concert at Melbourne’s festival hall back in the day about 1974 ? I remember it like yesterday and it had a huge impact on me, Forever a Sabbath fan , Thanks guys , Great reaction 😊
November 1974, Festival Hall. I was there as well, just a wee lad of 12 accompanied by my much more mature older brother (age 15). Somehow he convinced our parents to let us both go, but I think dad picked us up afterwards. That was the very first “real” concert I ever went to, and I was very excited, I can tell you!
@lb d5300 😁 That caused a great flashback... the old bus shelter was a THE venue back in the day. You're so lucky,... wish l had gone to that Sabbath concert. Coincidentally the first real concert I attended was at Festival Hall as a 12yo. The folks would't let me travel in from the country alone, so luckily the neighbour's older girls took me... Deep Purple, Free, Manfred Mann, and a great Aussie band, Pirana, on the bill. I think the concert ticket price was around 10 or 12 dollars... imagine the cost for that line up today! 🙄 Purple had a bad night... Jon Lord's keyboard blew out and they had to wheel Manfred's unit back on stage. Ian Gillan went off stage several times with a throat problem... and for that reason Purple organised a free return concert for ticket holders a couple of nights later. Sabbath should have done the same after their horrid Kooyong concert, but they simply treated fans with contempt. Hope they at least fired their sound guy.
Your reaction was very similar to my reaction, when I first saw the video about 10 years ago. My only mistake was watching this late at night, and not being able to sleep for three hours....because I was so pumped up. LOL.
This is not my jam ... but having said that, it's a testament to the band member's musicianship to be able to play THAT hard and keep it all together from the first note 'til the last. Tight indeed!
Ward should have been arrested for percussion instrument abuse. My only issue with the vid was the lack of attention to Geezer Butler on the bass. He was all over it. I saw them three times. Sabbath over LZ all day.
War Pigs is one of my all time favourite tracks, and is on all my playlists.. love the SG sound and drummer hit the skins like it was a red headed stepchild..Amazing!!!
Such a good quality video from the day. Pity the cameramen kept going for the tight shot all the time, instead of panning out a bit to watch the performance... I agree with you Alex, their raw energy was that bit better I think...
I tried to check, I cannot see if you have watched "Queen at Live Aide" it's 20 minutes long, but some call it the greatest 20 minutes in live rock history
I’ve seen this it’s amazing, as you know saw them live in mid 70s. I have their first 4 albums on vinyl. I’m not sure if it’s tragic that I can happily singalong with this. It was good then, it’s still good now.
Saw Black Sabbath in Sydney 1972. Supported by local Aussie band, Buffalo (they did a cover of "Paranoid"). Bass guitarist, Pete Wells, went on to form Rose Tattoo. What a great night out!
Wow! That was a time warp: back to the days when this song was almost an anthem for my age group( males) in Australia where conscription to the Vietnam war was a few years away. Luckily conscription was cancelled a year before I got there. And War Pigs was the right title...
I sometimes forget to breathe when I watch this video. Bill & Geezer are the real stars of this (even if you only see Geezer twice). Tony Iommi has a decent run, and Ozzy as The Showman is brilliant, but when BW goes savage, it shows what a powerhouse he was. He beats on that kit like it owes him money.
My beloved Uncle Richard got me a copy of Paranoid for my 13th birthday in 1975, so several years after its release, but I was still so so stoked!! To give you an idea of the timeframe and my age, another well-meaning relative got me a copy of a Bay City Rollers album, which I promptly took to school and swapped for a Slade album (Slayed).
Great track great band great era of rock!!!!!!! The back drop of my university life. Love to see you go further down this road. Uriah Heap, Humble Pie. Thin Lizzie Nazareth and the great bands from North America
Now now guys, don't go getting all professional on us. Keep it real like you always do, I for one, love you guys just the way you are. Oh and btw, CHOICE Sabbath song and clip. Love it when I see a great music clip that I haven't seen before. Phenomenal drumming! 🤯😘👌💜
Absolutely classic track from the dawn of heavy metal music! Speaking of Ward and Butler, I remember seeing them interviewed on a series about rock music on some nondescript cable channel a decade or more back; they both credited listening to jazz music via their family/their parents' jazz records as youngsters, for the playing styles that they developed.
Bill Ward beats those drums like they owe him money! Does he need new skins after every show? What a beast! It's funny that you say he doesn't sound that way on the album. I've heard it said that the only reason he's not thought of in the same vein as John Bonham is the production from the two bands. Bonham's drums were much better produced in the studio than Ward's. I've personally always liked Ward better, including the studio stuff, but that's obviously subjective. I saw Sabbath back in the mid-70's, but never got to see Zeppelin, unfortunately (though I saw both Plant and Page on solo tours), so Zeppelin is an obvious choice for me, if I could go back in time to see either group in their prime.
Bill Ward here was like Keith Moon except more focused. Interesting that Tony is actually quite constrained in his movements. It’s almost like The Who but Geezer is the flamboyant player and Tony is the reserved one. Epic performance. Great pick!
In '73 l saw 2 bands @ Kooyong in Melbourne throughout the year... Black Sabbath, and the Rolling Stones. Saw Led Zeppelin there the year prior in '72. The Stones were a solid unit, and Zeppelin just blew us all away with one of the best live performances l can remember. Sabbath were one of my favourite bands of the era... but their performance at Kooyong was nothing short of absolute shite. Some people walked out demanding a refund. It was either local band Madder Lake or Leo DeCastro & Friends who came on before Sabbath, and we all agreed after the show that Sabbath should have been their support act. The one saving grace for Sabbath was Ozzy's performance. He busted a gut. Iommi played off key and Butler's amps were shit... he ended up thumping the guitar body just for fill in noise, as he could not play loud enough to be heard. It was around that period that Sabbath were booed off stage in South Australia, and iirc, Ozzy was pretty pissed and threatened to never return to Australia. Anyhow, great video reaction to a hot performance, guys. Also good to see Sabbath live at the top of their game. Cheers 👍
Alex, that was an inspired choice of song. I haven't listened to Sabbath in years, but I know what the next few songs I search on RUclips tonight are going to be ... . Agreed, Ward was amazing on the drums. He was hitting them like they owed him money and refused to payit back. But I have to say, for me, that was a masterclass by Ozzy. I know he had his problems later on, but in his prime he was a force of nature. Don't get me wrong, I think Dio did a great job on the couple of albums he did with them but, in my opinion, Sabbath was at its peak with Ozzy in front. Also, I can't believe they had to change the name of the song because it was too Satanic. The band's name was Black Sabbath, for Lucifer's sake! And what did their record company expect from a song that references witches and their black masses in the opening line of the lyrics? Weird. On a side note, George, I hope you wished Peter Gabriel a happy 73rd birthday for yesterday (well, it was yesterday here, but might still be today in the US). Great content guys, keep the good stuff coming.
@@TheThamesmen 1978 Never Say Die Tour: take a look at 6:30 to 12:58. Just for comparisons sake. Nineteen Seventy versus 1978. Same song, but in 1978 they were playing on muscle memory (they were still really good though. If you had only watched this performance, you would have walked away thinking that you had got your money's worth from the show). However, I still love the 1970 version so much more. Speaking of the whole show, this video is the whole show and I have to say, the whole concert is pretty damn good. Never say Die Concert 1978: ruclips.net/video/L6U5-CSc_7c/видео.html Anyway, I have to leave, I see you have dropped a CSNY video and have to go watch that.
we all know what an important and relelavent piece of music, if you listen to Chisel's legendary drummer, Stephen Prestwich, he was a motorhead, sabbath, The who, zepplin, cream fan, all the top shelf musos he incorpd in to his large folio of musical legacy.....he was a grunty heavy metal drummer when it suited him. really dig your work blokes
By viewing this classic video you can only appreciate the influence that Black Sabbath had on future metal and heavy metal bands.....and this is 1970!! The lyrics are different because Geezer Butler had originally wanted the song to be about Walpurgis night which is the feast commemorating the canonization of Saint Walpurga and the movement of her relics to Eichstätt, both of which occurred on 1 May 870. However, the title got changed to War Pigs at the bequest of the record company who thought the lyrics were a little too satanic and they wee afraid 'Paranoid' would not sell. This enabled Geezer to make it into anti-war song that works perfectly.....except that the first line where rhyming 'masses' with 'masses' is a bit if a miss. Anyway, I love both versions because they are and were such a great band and I grew up with them.......a
This song is deep all about the war machine and judgement day will come to those creating the wars for profit. Tony Iommi on guitar has bottle caps on the end of some of his fingers he melted them to fit after his fingers got chopped off at the tips on a machine he was working on talk about commitment 🙂
Awesome performance! Not seen it before, reckon it's even better than the studio version. P.S. How do you smarten up? Suit and tie of course! Honestly, slackers these days.... (P.P.S. Don't do that.)
I think this performance is better than the studio. Perhaps mostly due to the production. Its kind of tampered and flat. Plus a live performance always has that extra energy generated from the crowd and excitement.
There is no dignity in comedy guys. Comedy = making yourself look stupid more often than not. Embrace it. :) Bill Ward is amazing. Super tight band as well, probably made easier by having a drummer like that.
The only way to make this show more professional ,IMO, would be to get two new hosts. Just saying. lol Just kidding. We love you just the way you are. For the time period this came out it truly had to sound like the gates of hell where opening. No one played anything like this. That opening guitar is pure evil.
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@@TheThamesmen yep yep. Also i let you know i am having to visit my doctor at some stage as i may be coming down with some side effects of 'The Thamesmen'. You may have to add to your list of the current bodily , mind and soul ailments...will let you know his diagnosis
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Bill Ward is a beast on the drums
Massive drums!!
Legendary doesn't even begin to describe this performance, an absolutely epic piece of music. Bill Ward is a beast ! The birth of heavy metal.
Its amazing
Jesus I feel 14 again lol love this still! I can almost hear my Mum shouting “turn that down” love it!Deep purple live 1970 Child in time is the only other blown away performance I saw of this calibre.
@#$& ME!! That was intense, and 1970!? It really goes to show that as far as 'Metal' goes, Sabbath really were there at the dawn of time weren't they? Who else was doing it quite like that, at that time? Loved every second of that guys, thank you so much. ❤
They're all slaying it... but Ward absolutely KILLS it!
Crazy how good he is
You should notice that Ward was using the thick ends of his sticks on the drums for extra force. Like the jazz drummers that influenced him, he got the "swing". He could be both brutal and subtle and always played for the song. My favorite drummer
Now THAT is a rhythm section.
I heard a breakdown of a solo Ozzy track and he had a killer rhythm section - I want to say they were from Uriah Heap? - so clearly he knew what he had here and needed it to be that good going forward. Brilliant musicians.
@@thesolitaryadventurer Lee Kerslake was from Uriah Heep, Daisley known from Rainbow. Bob Daisley was also a damn fine songwriter.
I love checking out this performance from time to time. Bill Ward was a monster.
What an amazing film clip , I haven’t seen this before , I grew up with Sabbath and they never fail to amaze me , I seen them in concert at Melbourne’s festival hall back in the day about 1974 ? I remember it like yesterday and it had a huge impact on me, Forever a Sabbath fan , Thanks guys , Great reaction 😊
November 1974, Festival Hall. I was there as well, just a wee lad of 12 accompanied by my much more mature older brother (age 15). Somehow he convinced our parents to let us both go, but I think dad picked us up afterwards. That was the very first “real” concert I ever went to, and I was very excited, I can tell you!
Be well!!!
No way!! brilliant
@lb d5300 😁 That caused a great flashback... the old bus shelter was a THE venue back in the day. You're so lucky,... wish l had gone to that Sabbath concert.
Coincidentally the first real concert I attended was at Festival Hall as a 12yo. The folks would't let me travel in from the country alone, so luckily the neighbour's older girls took me... Deep Purple, Free, Manfred Mann, and a great Aussie band, Pirana, on the bill. I think the concert ticket price was around 10 or 12 dollars... imagine the cost for that line up today! 🙄
Purple had a bad night... Jon Lord's keyboard blew out and they had to wheel Manfred's unit back on stage. Ian Gillan went off stage several times with a throat problem... and for that reason Purple organised a free return concert for ticket holders a couple of nights later.
Sabbath should have done the same after their horrid Kooyong concert, but they simply treated fans with contempt. Hope they at least fired their sound guy.
Your reaction was very similar to my reaction, when I first saw the video about 10 years ago. My only mistake was watching this late at night, and not being able to sleep for three hours....because I was so pumped up. LOL.
Oh wow!
Great Share awesome Sabbath were my first Jam along with Purple love it . Thanks Dudes
Epic is an understatement
This is not my jam ... but having said that, it's a testament to the band member's musicianship to be able to play THAT hard and keep it all together from the first note 'til the last. Tight indeed!
Saw both Zep and sabbath in 1975 both were amazing
Bill Ward's maniacal almost swing style drumming over those amazing riffs is so awesome and unique. He needs a trophy.
Couldn't agree more!
Ward should have been arrested for percussion instrument abuse. My only issue with the vid was the lack of attention to Geezer Butler on the bass. He was all over it. I saw them three times. Sabbath over LZ all day.
Such a tight unit. All four of them
I'm already excited 3 mins in. I'll get back to you when it's done.
AND???
That entire concert video is epic. Fairies Wear Boots is just crazy.
i’ve watched this performance numerous times. why am i only now noticing bill ward with an extra drum stick in the sheath ready to be drawn. love it
Number one, best heavy metal track ever, IMO.
It sets the standard!
Can watch this performance all day! Bill beats the **** out of them drums! Great reaction guys! 🥁❤🥁
War Pigs is one of my all time favourite tracks, and is on all my playlists.. love the SG sound and drummer hit the skins like it was a red headed stepchild..Amazing!!!
wow I was jamming to this on Sunday just gone.. spooky.!
Omfg...... I have no words.
awesome. thankyou.
Such a good quality video from the day. Pity the cameramen kept going for the tight shot all the time, instead of panning out a bit to watch the performance...
I agree with you Alex, their raw energy was that bit better I think...
Oh my god that was really fantastic. I can just imagine people leaving the venue in shock. Great pick, thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
As soon as I saw the title, I knew you would be impressed. I've watched that clip many times, it always blows me away.
Its killer - what else should we check?
Hi, great videos. You have done my other fav , Rush - Working Man live in Cleveland . Have you done Janis Joplin "Ball and chain- live in monterey"
I tried to check, I cannot see if you have watched "Queen at Live Aide" it's 20 minutes long, but some call it the greatest 20 minutes in live rock history
@@billn7183 Prob too long..... Shame but will check privately - Thanks!!
@@billn7183 not yet. Will be doing a Monterey festival week at some point
I’ve seen this it’s amazing, as you know saw them live in mid 70s. I have their first 4 albums on vinyl. I’m not sure if it’s tragic that I can happily singalong with this.
It was good then, it’s still good now.
HAHA
Saw Black Sabbath in Sydney 1972. Supported by local Aussie band, Buffalo (they did a cover of "Paranoid"). Bass guitarist, Pete Wells, went on to form Rose Tattoo. What a great night out!
Wow! That was a time warp: back to the days when this song was almost an anthem for my age group( males) in Australia where conscription to the Vietnam war was a few years away. Luckily conscription was cancelled a year before I got there.
And War Pigs was the right title...
Bill is hitting those sticks with such a fierce energy it's a miracle they didn't break!
His arms or sticks??
I sometimes forget to breathe when I watch this video. Bill & Geezer are the real stars of this (even if you only see Geezer twice). Tony Iommi has a decent run, and Ozzy as The Showman is brilliant, but when BW goes savage, it shows what a powerhouse he was. He beats on that kit like it owes him money.
Crazy drummer. I love him. Crazy performance.
Agreed
My beloved Uncle Richard got me a copy of Paranoid for my 13th birthday in 1975, so several years after its release, but I was still so so stoked!! To give you an idea of the timeframe and my age, another well-meaning relative got me a copy of a Bay City Rollers album, which I promptly took to school and swapped for a Slade album (Slayed).
God bless Uncle Richard!!!
As a Canadian, I love that intro. Thames made great Mafia Docs.
Takes me right back, I listened to BS endlessly in my mid teens. Very suited to teenage angst, all that bass and the dark lyrics.
Phenomenal Bill Ward !
Bill Ward deserved to be enshrined into some kind of hall of fame for this performance alone. And possibly arrested for assault on that kit.
I saw them inGermany Frankfurt 2013 at The End Tour. Old guys they know what they are doing. Great🤘
Great track great band great era of rock!!!!!!! The back drop of my university life. Love to see you go further down this road. Uriah Heap, Humble Pie. Thin Lizzie Nazareth and the great bands from North America
Hi Rick, so much to mine....
Now now guys, don't go getting all professional on us. Keep it real like you always do, I for one, love you guys just the way you are.
Oh and btw, CHOICE Sabbath song and clip. Love it when I see a great music clip that I haven't seen before. Phenomenal drumming! 🤯😘👌💜
Thanks 👍
great song!!!!
This is my favorite song they ever did
50 years ago, 50 years fellas......new subscriber here from LA.
Welcome aboard!
Absolutely classic track from the dawn of heavy metal music! Speaking of Ward and Butler, I remember seeing them interviewed on a series about rock music on some nondescript cable channel a decade or more back; they both credited listening to jazz music via their family/their parents' jazz records as youngsters, for the playing styles that they developed.
Listening to podcast on the Doors who felt light my fire organ solo was based on Coltrane
Bill Ward beats those drums like they owe him money! Does he need new skins after every show? What a beast! It's funny that you say he doesn't sound that way on the album. I've heard it said that the only reason he's not thought of in the same vein as John Bonham is the production from the two bands. Bonham's drums were much better produced in the studio than Ward's. I've personally always liked Ward better, including the studio stuff, but that's obviously subjective.
I saw Sabbath back in the mid-70's, but never got to see Zeppelin, unfortunately (though I saw both Plant and Page on solo tours), so Zeppelin is an obvious choice for me, if I could go back in time to see either group in their prime.
Bill Ward here was like Keith Moon except more focused.
Interesting that Tony is actually quite constrained in his movements. It’s almost like The Who but Geezer is the flamboyant player and Tony is the reserved one.
Epic performance. Great pick!
Moonies was more fluid IMOP but ward more power
@@TheThamesmen definitely
Guys great version would of fitted in pub rock just about everyone I knew in the early 70s had a copy of Paranoid or a pirate cassette Cheers
The Ozzy and no shoes thing is in school he was so poor he often didn’t have shoes.
This is live in Paris
Bill was arrested for killing his drum kit ..
Ha ha. Battery
But he broke free using his tireless arms.
In '73 l saw 2 bands @ Kooyong in Melbourne throughout the year... Black Sabbath, and the Rolling Stones. Saw Led Zeppelin there the year prior in '72.
The Stones were a solid unit, and Zeppelin just blew us all away with one of the best live performances l can remember.
Sabbath were one of my favourite bands of the era... but their performance at Kooyong was nothing short of absolute shite.
Some people walked out demanding a refund. It was either local band Madder Lake or Leo DeCastro & Friends who came on before Sabbath, and we all agreed after the show that Sabbath should have been their support act.
The one saving grace for Sabbath was Ozzy's performance. He busted a gut. Iommi played off key and Butler's amps were shit... he ended up thumping the guitar body just for fill in noise, as he could not play loud enough to be heard.
It was around that period that Sabbath were booed off stage in South Australia, and iirc, Ozzy was pretty pissed and threatened to never return to Australia.
Anyhow, great video reaction to a hot performance, guys. Also good to see Sabbath live at the top of their game.
Cheers 👍
What a shame.....
Outside of Pink Floyds Time lyrics no truer words have ever been spoken in a song.
True
Alex, that was an inspired choice of song. I haven't listened to Sabbath in years, but I know what the next few songs I search on RUclips tonight are going to be ... .
Agreed, Ward was amazing on the drums. He was hitting them like they owed him money and refused to payit back. But I have to say, for me, that was a masterclass by Ozzy. I know he had his problems later on, but in his prime he was a force of nature. Don't get me wrong, I think Dio did a great job on the couple of albums he did with them but, in my opinion, Sabbath was at its peak with Ozzy in front.
Also, I can't believe they had to change the name of the song because it was too Satanic. The band's name was Black Sabbath, for Lucifer's sake! And what did their record company expect from a song that references witches and their black masses in the opening line of the lyrics? Weird.
On a side note, George, I hope you wished Peter Gabriel a happy 73rd birthday for yesterday (well, it was yesterday here, but might still be today in the US).
Great content guys, keep the good stuff coming.
Len - If you find other killer tracks - ping em over - Cheers A
@@TheThamesmen 1978 Never Say Die Tour: take a look at 6:30 to 12:58. Just for comparisons sake. Nineteen Seventy versus 1978. Same song, but in 1978 they were playing on muscle memory (they were still really good though. If you had only watched this performance, you would have walked away thinking that you had got your money's worth from the show). However, I still love the 1970 version so much more.
Speaking of the whole show, this video is the whole show and I have to say, the whole concert is pretty damn good.
Never say Die Concert 1978: ruclips.net/video/L6U5-CSc_7c/видео.html
Anyway, I have to leave, I see you have dropped a CSNY video and have to go watch that.
The John Peel Sessions version of "War Pigs" is Walpurgis and has completely different lyrics.
we all know what an important and relelavent piece of music, if you listen to Chisel's legendary drummer, Stephen Prestwich, he was a motorhead, sabbath, The who, zepplin, cream fan, all the top shelf musos he incorpd in to his large folio of musical legacy.....he was a grunty heavy metal drummer when it suited him. really dig your work blokes
This track does just highlight how amazing they were
@@TheThamesmen Sharon Osbourne is avid fan of chisel, as well as gene simmons. Prestwich drumming was also influed by free as well
I was never into Sabbath back then, did like Paranoid tho. This ripped, fantastic. Wish I payed them more attention, can now tho!
I was also late Don.....
I am guessing that this was probably recorded before they went to the studio, the lyrics are totally different to the album version.
No he f#$k it up😀
This was after the album was released
Not sure why Ozzy is singing a mix of War Pigs and the earlier Walpurgis lyrics.
Holy Crap👍
I know right!!!
By viewing this classic video you can only appreciate the influence that Black Sabbath had on future metal and heavy metal bands.....and this is 1970!! The lyrics are different because Geezer Butler had originally wanted the song to be about Walpurgis night which is the feast commemorating the canonization of Saint Walpurga and the movement of her relics to Eichstätt, both of which occurred on 1 May 870. However, the title got changed to War Pigs at the bequest of the record company who thought the lyrics were a little too satanic and they wee afraid 'Paranoid' would not sell. This enabled Geezer to make it into anti-war song that works perfectly.....except that the first line where rhyming 'masses' with 'masses' is a bit if a miss. Anyway, I love both versions because they are and were such a great band and I grew up with them.......a
Great info
Legends!
Black Sabbath not bad either
This song is deep all about the war machine and judgement day will come to those creating the wars for profit. Tony Iommi on guitar has bottle caps on the end of some of his fingers he melted them to fit after his fingers got chopped off at the tips on a machine he was working on talk about commitment 🙂
Awesome performance! Not seen it before, reckon it's even better than the studio version. P.S. How do you smarten up? Suit and tie of course! Honestly, slackers these days.... (P.P.S. Don't do that.)
I think this performance is better than the studio. Perhaps mostly due to the production. Its kind of tampered and flat. Plus a live performance always has that extra energy generated from the crowd and excitement.
George bears a resemblance to long-time Uriah Heep drummer Lee Kerslake.
Thats not true, they change the lyrics too
Agree all around. Check our zeppelin live at earls court in my time of dying for comparison on live awesomeness
Ooh thanks
@@TheThamesmen another one is Pink Floyd live from Pompeii 1970 - echoes part 1
@@dbh2765 what like this: ruclips.net/video/JtFtt_WCPfI/видео.html
Anyone who doesn't think that this is one of the greatest live recordings of all time - can bugger off and boil their heads in a bucket of snot
Twice?
There is no dignity in comedy guys. Comedy = making yourself look stupid more often than not. Embrace it. :)
Bill Ward is amazing. Super tight band as well, probably made easier by having a drummer like that.
We are Stupd Mike. Cheers Alex
Too me Led Zeppelin played all styles of music, but Black Sabbath had Fantastic music also but where you felt it more.
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Do you gonna rection to depeche mode
100% yes
Proto metal pur sang!
Need a lie down after that drumming.
Ozzy isn’t a caricature of himself on stage. He does have Parkinson’s at the end of his career.
🤯
Exactly. So amazing
Change the name to the Kingsmen and wear suits
Old men you mean
Alternate lyrics
The only way to make this show more professional ,IMO, would be to get two new hosts. Just saying. lol Just kidding. We love you just the way you are. For the time period this came out it truly had to sound like the gates of hell where opening. No one played anything like this. That opening guitar is pure evil.
ohhhh - You are on the money!! :)
191👍
what are your objectives fellas.You do a bloody good job if this is just hobby
It is a hobby as we do have full time jobs and families etc! We do it as we like to hang out as old friends and listen to music. We love the community and comments and the group of supporters who join in.
That said if we could do it full time we would just need a lot more subs and time!
@@TheThamesmen yep yep. Also i let you know i am having to visit my doctor at some stage as i may be coming down with some side effects of 'The Thamesmen'. You may have to add to your list of the current bodily , mind and soul ailments...will let you know his diagnosis
How good is it? The drummer doesn't miss a beat. Boom-tish. Lol.
Ozzy has a bigger mouth than Sharon!
Dead Rats
Amazing they could play such a great song without a bass player
Yeah, would have loved to have seen more than 4 seconds of Geezer's fingers.
Black Sabbath - Sabbath bloody Sabbath the heavy riff ahead of it time 1973
Anyone who doesn't think that this is one of the greatest live recordings of all time - can bugger off and boil their heads in a bucket of snot.
So medieval
chill Dick
With you all the way. I can’t think of a better live performance from anyone, ever.
@@richardfairlamb9728 except THE THAMESMEN!!!!