Black Sabbath - Paranoid | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION
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- Black Sabbath - Paranoid | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION
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You don't realize how ground breaking black sabbath was.
Is this Jeff Jones?
Fathers of metal. It’s always good to know what year music was coming out. Black Sabbath would rock the socks off of any year, but you look around when they were blowing up- there was nothing like them at that time.
Can you imagine hard rock or heavy metal without even a touch of Sabbath?
Not sure why you are going to every video and copying other people's posts word for word, but it's annoying. Just saying.
well you can always try and explain, instead of just pointing the obvious right?
There’s is a reason why they sound so heavy and like no one else, they pioneered Heavy Metal. Nothing before them sounded like this! The lyric is “ I tell you to enjoy life, I wish I could but it’s too late”.
Oops, Judas Priest are widely recognized as the pioneers of heavy metal. But there again, before them Led Zeppelin can also claim some credit along with Deep Purple.
@@easysoul48able Yes, these bands are also pioneers of the genre.
@@easysoul48able Zepplin was heavy British folk rock... They are called metal but they really weren't. Just a few of their songs were kinda metal, but mostly just tinged with acid rock - like Jethro Tull who were even more folk rock.
@@easysoul48able Also rans, lol. Really good, but Sabbath was the first.
It's been said the three main bands for hard rock and heavy metal are: Sabbath, Purple and Zeppelin. Although if you want to get into the debate of the first hard rock or metal song, you'd have to go with the Kinks- You really got me. Keep in mind, they were shredding the same time the Beatles were singing " I want to hold your hand".
When Ozzie talks you cant understand a word he says. When He sings and it flows like poetry in motion 🙌🏽
When he talks he speaks perfectly fine and is easily understood. He stutters when he is nervous. MTV purposefully would shove camera's in his face and chase him around to agitate and get him to stutter. Then they would gather all the stuttering footage and edit it together to convince simpletons that's the way he always is to boost their ratings.
@@ducksoff7236 Please everyone, watch the Frank Skinner interview with Ozzy. They're both so Brummy and brilliant.
It's strange. Paranoid is 52 years old, but this song never gets old 😎🤘
Preach on. As a big a fan of their original albums and Ozzy's solo career I've listened to this song, their most accessible song, more than any other. It still lights me up like its the 3rd time I'm hearing it. Maybe 5 songs like that for me.
Nor does paranoia. : )
@@shanester1832 I agree 😊 I always turn up the volume in my car when this song starts 🤘
I think it just gets better and better
I was 12 years old when my brother made me listen to it, from that day on it opened the world to ROCK!!!
This song came out in 1970. Ozzy was only 22yrs old. He has a unique voice, that can only be described as: 🧡Ozzy🧡
Always my fave Sabbath tune.
I love his voice in Changes, such a beautiful song
@@NickiTwix His voice and vocal style are VERY unique. He's one of the top for me. Amazed he's still recording- In the early 80's he looked like he was going to fall over dead...
@@johnathandavis3693 yeah he didn’t look in good shape at all in the 80s, all the parting was taking its toll and it is a miracle he’s still alive tbh
Reminds me of that scene on Dazed and Confused when they're chasing the freshmen down the road waiting to beat them haha.
You have a huge rabbit hole here with Sabbath. “Iron Man”, “War Pigs”, “Fairies Wear Boots”..dozens of great songs.
Fairies Wear Boots is one of my favorites by Sabbath
Let's not forget "N.I.B."
The original demo of war pigs, the music is the same, but the lyrics are much different.
I must suggest "Sabbra Cadabra" be included!
"Ya know she makes me feel
aw-ryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyte!"
I LOVE "Faires Wear Boots" and "War Pigs"!!!
Ozzy Osbourne's singing voice, to me, has a combination of sadness, depression, desperation, and detachment. Listeners do not regularly find a singer that evokes those kinds of emotional states in his/her music.
sort of the father of kurt cobain. (don't tell Sharon)
And maybe some ADD disorder lol
Yeah thats my view too
Jonathan Davis(KoRn) has an amazing voice which portrays emotionality, listen to their first album
@@angelone1839 That's a really good observation actually. I can definitely see how he probably does have ADD, he's always needing to do something and keep going. Would explain why he still really wants to keep doing music and keep touring
This song is 52 years old and 52 years from now it will still be relivent.
This song was an afterthought for their 2nd album. They needed a 3 minute filler and came up with one of their biggest songs.
It is Ozzy, Tony Iommi , Geezer Butler and Bill Ward.
Nice !!!
Chris. Yep. And Warner Bros was smart enough to incorporate it into an outrageous Double marketing Album. Looney Tunes . . . Tha, tha, that's all folks!
I love this old video, but what bugs me a little is how the camera is on Geezer's bass during Tony's solo, LOL...I first saw this video on late night TV in the 70's...
More than a filler, it was the title track. The album was going to be called War Pigs. The record company said no, think of another name. Someone suggested Paranoid, then they made up the riff on the spot. Legend. Just be a fly on the wall.
Let’s also acknowledge the other legends of this band: Tony Iomi on guitar, Geezer Butler on bass, and Bill Ward on drums. One of the most influential groups of all time.
Let’s also not
You could give the hosts a complete history of the band and its members, and they'll never know, because they'll never read it, because they don't really care. This is a fake act.
@@projectc.j.j3310 Yes, lets. Because they were the REAL musicians. Ozzy couldn't even read or write, so yes let's acknowledge the REAL artists, Tony, Geezer and Bill.
@@adambomb138 ok and? Is Paul McCartney not a “real musician” cause he couldn’t read or write music? What about Dave grohl?😂
@@projectc.j.j3310 Paul McCartney was the only member of the Beatles who could read music.
You just threw out a name and got it wrong sir.
One doesn't merely listen to Black Sabbath... You close your eyes and immerse yourself in the feeling of what the birth of greatness sounds like.
They are the original heavy metal masters and I believe by general consensus they'll always be #1.
Amber pointing out Bill Ward (drummer) is going to be one of my happiest moments on this channel.
Ward is holding it down!!!!
Ward had what every drummer wished he had. Him and Geezer set the band apart from any band. Good stuff
You two are addicting - I find myself coming back to this channel more and more and enjoy so much seeing you two discover (what I consider to be) the classics of rock. After 70+ years of fun, still enjoy all kinds of music and watch the two of you react is uplifting. Keep enjoying!
They are addicting there is another married couple I watch there reaction channel too both of there channels are my fav
But they pause the songs way too much and talk too much
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I dig it...
yep. that's how we all got started! they are so enchanting - positive, lovely life with feet firmly planted on the ground. I love these two. It just feels good to be among them.
“Sabbath Bloody Sabbath” is a Black Sabbath must! One of my favs from my favorite Sabbath album. It has one of the heaviest nasties riffs in metal, and Ozzy’s voice is great on this record. We need more metal for sure!
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath is my favorite Black Sabbath album. Fantastic album!!
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath is my alltime favorite Sabbath album!
Yes, definately the chunkiest riff I've ever heard. Toni Iommi is the riff master.
Facts🎯 That part at ~6:32 gets me every. single. time.💯🤘🏽
They invented heavy metal. They are in the Rock Hall of Fame. Must listen to the very first track off their first album, both self titled “Black Sabbath”. Instantly drew me in in 1970!!
Nobody's voice will never be as iconic as Ozzy Osborne's voice. Paranoid is a true masterpiece
Black Sabaath along with Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin were described as the unholy trinity who pioneered heavy metal
Yep. And my parents wouldn't let me listen to any of them - but we did - oh, we did. LOL! On my little round Panasonic "Thing" radio - the ball on a chain one... riding my spider bike with the cool banana seat and sissy bar, with a psychedelic brimmed hat and round sunglasses that I could change the lenses to match my clothes. Those sunglasses were so cool cuz they came from Carnaby Street in London from a friend who was a "stewardess" and flew there all the time. Ha!
Definitely agree would love to see more deep purple reactions
Ozzy has a maniacal tone to his voice that goes so well with the dark and brooding music. Love it.
I think that's the key. Ozzy sounds like he's a bit touched, like he has a screw loose. It adds something to the music that can't otherwise be added. Dio was the better technical singer, but I always found Sabbath's Dio years to be... sterile. Clinical. Dio's voice impresses me, but it doesn't *move* me. Ozzy's does.
maniacal tone is a great description of his sound
@@chrisd7047 well said mate
Ozzy’s voice to me is haunting, mesmerizing, seductive, hypnotic, raw, dangerous and driving force with the rhythmic instruments.
especially so on "Changes"
The brilliance of Tony Iommi riffs on lead guitar, Geezer Butler on bass and Bill Ward on drums... that's what made the early heavy Black Sabbath sound so special... from bands to solo, Ozzy always surrounded himself with brilliant musicians... great stuff.
Black Sabbath was the birth of metal. I know you appreciate his hard stuff, but listen to Mama I'm Coming Home off of one of Ozzy's solo albums, its a great ballad.
Agree! Or ”Changes” which is also a slow one!
And the Duet with Lita Ford If I Close My Eyes Forever
Mama is dedicated to Sharon.
Or "Solitude". Lock up the razors first.
nothing Ozzy did after Sabbath was any good. He had a couple catchy tunes i will give him that. He went all commercial metal. Didnt have the crunch he had with Sabbath. Sabbath was a unit. Every one had their thing and combined it produced greatness. This is the greatest riff in metal. Solo Ozzy always had the blazing guitar player but that was it. Saw them back in the 70s as Sabbath and saw Ozzy twice solo and there was know comparison. Sabbath was a force
"I tell you to ENJOY life. I wish I could, but it's too late. "...Ozzy had lots of controversy over the years over misunderstood, or misconstrued lyrics and song titles. The " I tell you to end your life " one was one I had until age 14 when my dad told me the actual lyrics. Suicide Solution was a big one. I believe some kid parents blamed that song and the lyrics for their sons Suicide/ death. The song actually talks about how drinking yourself to death or killing yourself Is not the solution. It was written about Bon Scott death. The original singer from AC/DC. He unfortunately drank way too much and passed out in his car . He died in his car. R.I.P. Bon.
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Well said
Song was released in 1970. Bon Scott died in 1980. They must have been psychic.
Geezer Butler wrote the lyrics, not Ozzy
@@DavidGigg And with his solo stuff is was Bob Daisley, Jake E Lee, Zakk Wyld n others. Very true.
They used distortion and reverb on his vocals as did the guitar and bass which gave them such a huge metal sound they were the heaviest sounding band ever
To me Ozzy's voice (especially in the Sabbath days) just feels like a normal man's cry for help or a cry to be seen. He couldn't really express this feeling while speaking but man when he sung it felt like he just let it all out.
The lead guitar player, Tony Iommi is largely considered the father of the power chord, because it is a style he adapted due to losing the tips of one of his fingers on his chording hand
*two of his fingers
Middle and ring fingers on his right hand. If you look closely on some of the videos, you can see the prosthetic caps he wears. I don't know how he manages to play... pretty sure he can't feel the strings which would make it extremely difficult!
Think he had to tune the strings down so he could literally feel the music.
He lost them while working at a sheet metal factory.
Literally gave his fingers to metal.
Glad to see things getting heavy again!😉 Believe it or not , the BEATLES did a hard rock song called Helter Skelter. Seriously different for them, and it seriously rocks. Dont miss it.
Black Sabath put out there 1st LP In Feb 1970 Rock on 70s
I totally agree about Helter Skelter! SO HEAVY!!! Here is the official video - ua-cam.com/video/Uk1hCSA89fc/v-deo.html
It’s not really metal, it’s hard rock
So many great Black Sabbath songs. Two of my favorites that are unique are "Changes" and "The Wizard". Lots of phenomenal songs with Ozzy's solo career. "Mama, I'm Coming Home" is what introduced me to Ozzy, which got me into Black Sabbath. If you do "Crazy Train" do the live version from the Randy Rhodes Tribue album. Way better than the studio version.
I was lucky enough to see them do this in concert in Pittsburgh in 1970. Thanks for doing this reaction, brings back memories.
Me too just got back from the over sea just in time for concert.And if course watch the steelers take over the NFL
Why was it lucky ? I lived in Chicago in the early 70's and their were tons of band's playing there. Was that not the case in Pittsburgh.
Bring us MORE Black Sabbath!!!! One of their earlier songs that was a rebellious movement song is "War Pigs". A definite CLASSIC that to this very day resonates among all that listen to it.
The Robs are not the bringers of Black Sabbath. They only bring fake head-bops for views and subs, ka-ching. There's a Black Sabbath channel. Bring yourself to it.
Yes please react to “War Pigs”, definitely resonates today!
Why not just acknowledge that people no matter their age can learn and appreciate great music from the past. Let them learn.
@@dougparker6814 They don't appreciate our music, somebody clued them in that head-bopping for dollars is the easiest gimmick on UA-cam, and they play us for fools.
@@BlackHatCinephile Wait. If you really believe that, yet here you are viewing and contributing, you must be the biggest fool of all.
Ozzy's voice is an apocalyptic banshee wail, high pitch but full body. It soars over the instrumental thunder for a perfect sonic compliment. Nobody sounds like him.
Black Sabbath - the GOAT of Heavy Metal!! In depth lyrics, hard edge music - just awesome!!
I love you guys you take me back ive been to 4concerts all ozzy bless you guys and thank you
Crazy shit about Ozzy. I saw him live 3 or 4 years ago. Dude couldn't assemble a sentence when speaking to the audience. However, he nailed every song. It was a beautiful night. 🤘
And his voice sounds the same all these years later. The Black Sabbath reunion tour was amazing. The dude is one of a kind!
My 17 yr old son and I LOVE Ozzy. It breaks my heart that he is the one concert we will never be able to see. I would pay 25 grand to take my boy to see Ozzy.
@@lulujac9196 it would be worth every cent.
Seriously guys, if you love Sabbath and enjoy rock drumming, check out Sabbath live ‘War Pigs’ 1971 in Paris.
Bill Ward, the drummer, is out of this world🤘
Agreed. When I saw it for the first time I kept hitting replay. Totally mind blowing!
Black Sabbath are the Grandfathers of metal! If you like this, you HAVE to do War Pigs. Lyrically sublime, but musically it's a journey, and Bill Ward (the drummer) kills it throughout.
This was the first album I bought with my own money. Keep in mind I'm in my sixties
The thing I love about Ozzys voice is that it's just piercing. Regardless of the heavy sounds the band puts out his voice just pierces right through it, not overpowering it, not getting drowned out by it..just piercing right through creating it's own path. Beautiful.
Perfect!!!!
Ozzy when he was just a pup
At age 17 guitarist Tony Iommi lost the tips of his middle and ring fingers of his right hand while working at a sheet metal factory, so he uses metal tips on those fingers when he plays. I've always thought that those metal fingertips pressing the strings against the neck are part of what makes his guitar playing unique.
Never knew that
Tony Iommi = The Riff Master!
OMG, J. No No No ... the verse goes "... and so as you hear these words telling you now of my fate, I tell you to enjoy life, I wish I could but I'm too late"! No ending life, etc. No No No. So much of Black Sabbath is misunderstood, one should really have Lyrics on screen or nearby to fully understand their messaging. Love the channel. More Black Sabbath, please!
I love watching people discover new music. I'm always surprised that young people have never heard these wonderful and classic songs. This song is one of my all-time favorites. So glad you were blown away by it.
So very pleased that I saw this - you made my morning with your happiness! I once ran across a music elitist and had to ask - "how can you be so closed minded". You guys are totally open minded it would seem and I like that - alot. I'll subscribe and look forward to you exploring all genres; I see you have quite a wall behind you with even the rat pack.
Ozzy had the gift of singing with the riff. His voice goes up and down in key.
Had? You mean has.
I love the way we can jump from genre to genre. Black Sabbath made huge impact.
SUPERNAUT! Heavy riff and drum solo....IT is one of there mopst powerful songs...Good Luck BP THanks to you both.
I saw Black Sabbath as a teen. Awesome concert.
It always makes me laugh to think that people freaked out the first time they heard this song. It was the beginning of his breakthrough on an international level. Ozzie can tap into emotions when he is singing that most people are afraid to venture into. You are hearing the pain of his life coming out in song. They woke the world with their energies. They were the first band to stand there and shoot the finger at the world. Love love love
Especially when the hippie movement was going on in the states. Go from wearing flowers in your hair to singing about being paranoid.
I don't remember anyone freaking out about this song. I remember hearing and liking this song when i was in jr.high but i moved on to to other bands in high school.
Cesar, think about what was going on in the world when music like this was coming out. Around 68-69 when the main bands were forming, you had Vietnam going on and you had the hippie movement going in the states. To go from Bob Dylan and the Beatles singing about peace and love to darker and more depressing sounding songs was a big 180.
@@matthewdrake4385 Right? I mean, dear gods, my parents were still listening to Perry Como and the Crew Cuts. This was off the charts of their experience, not to mention their perception.
There were other influences to some point, but basically Black Sabbath were the creators of the genre of Heavy Metal. One cannot underestimate Ozzy as a part of the band, but when he left for awhile, Ronnie James Dio became the vocalist and their music with him is also amazing. For Ozzy, Iron Man, the Wizard (which has harmonica), or War Pigs would be at the top of the list to listen to. For Sabbath with Dio, Heaven and Hell is a masterpiece IMO. BTW, you should read up on how guitarist Tony Iommi lost the tips of his fingers in an accident. And how the actually helped him create his unique sound. It's an amazing story of how one can take adversity and turn it to strength!
My favorite Black Sabbath song.. i love that jamming guitar riff in the middle and that high distortion sound that was so 1960s. 70s sound.. just love it
I started listening to black sabbath about 1980 and still love them to this day
A lot of people consider Black Sabbath as the start of heavy metal.
Ozzys voice is an overlay of studio effects. In this case alot of reverb and a tight/slapback echo. As tech progressed, to like diary of a madman, there were several effects from a chorus, verb, delay....all overlayed.
Black Sabbath; been a fan forever. Good tune
You guys have to checkout War Pigs by Black Sabbath . A song that is just as relevant today as it was when it was released in 1970.
Ozzy and Black Sabbath were famous for a reason!
GREAT MUSIC!!!
War Pigs will show the real talent of the drummer he absolutely kills it.
They are all killing it. Raw and heavy. Bill Ward, the drummer does not get enough credit, very tight and jazzy. Sabbath swings. Geezer Butler on bass, thick and tight with the drummer. Great guitar from Tony, he pioneered a lot of the elements of heavy metal. Honestly, it's extremely blues based. Good comment on the drummer!
My Father bought me this album for Christmas when I was 15.When I unwrapped the gift that Christmas morning in 1970, I was in total shock. The only music that my Father listened to was elevator music and I always had to keep my bedroom door closed when I was listening to music. When he went shopping at the record store in the mall and asked by the clerk what kind of music his teenage son listen to; his reply was "Loud obnoxious noise where you can't even tell what the singer is screaming". The clerk handed him "Paranoid" and said "Trust me on this" . When I told my friends what my Father gave me for Christmas, he became an instant legend.
To me there is 2 words to describe Ozzy's voice,
"Mesmerizingly Haunting". There's no other person in music with that voice. It's a "One os a Kind"!!!
I was also going to say haunting it's like you feel possessed by it
*to me there ARE
Awesome song!! Awesome band!!🤘🔥
Black Sabbath was considered the first true heavy metal band. The unique sound of Tony Iommi's guitar was courtesy of homemade prosthetic fingertips; he had lost them while working at a factory when he was 17. The term "heavy metal" was first coined in the song "Born to Be Wild" by Steppenwolf, and the first heavy metal song is considered to be Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love".
I may have mentioned this already, but Black Sabbath, Rainbow, and Deep Purple all had "revolving door" lineups. Throughout the 1970s and early 1980s, these bands frequently exchanged members. The singers of both Black Sabbath (Ozzy) and Deep Purple (David Coverdale) went on to successful solo careers in the 1980s and 1990s (Coverdale's band, Whitesnake, is one I would recommend).
Good stuff!!! Love Black Sabbath.
I was never into metal but my friend had this album in 1970 I was 11 years old and this was my favorite cut from it
I was 12 in 1970 and my best buddy told me about it - told me that I had to hear this song called Iron Man - instant classic - nothing sounded like this. Went to see them in Philly when I was 15 - my first concert. It was insane
@@robertgleeson7578 holy crap man I love iron Man my first concert was until I was 18 or so rolling Stones soldier Field Chicago some girls tour with journey God bless you bro
Props to the bassist...he's wearing it out!
Geezer Butler is the MAN!
I remember when this song got some negative reaction from religious fanatics. They tried to tell people they were promoting suicide because the lyrics "I tell you to enjoy life " was actually I tell you to end your life...They were so misunderstood and very spiritual, in fact. Love them til the end of time!!!❤
Yeah, this was young Ozzy in 1970... he would have been around 21 - 22 yrs old at the time. 'Paranoid' was THE song that defined Ozzy's musical direction and he still performs it in concert today. It came about when Sabbath were recording their 2nd album in 1970, the producer wanted another song to fill the record... so Tony Iommi (guitar) came up w/ the riff, Geezer Butler (bass) wrote the lyric... Ozzy came up w/ the melody and it was jammed and recorded in hours. Sabbath thought it was too commercial, but the record company loved it.
Initially, the 2nd Black Sabbath album was called 'War pigs'... but their label was nervous about that title while the Vietnam war was still ongoing, so they changed it to 'Paranoid' ... it went to #1 on the UK charts and was a massive hit in the US.
Black Sabbath are the reason I'm a proud metalhead today! Ozzy's voice is incredible and unmistakable. It's got sort of an echoing effect. Tony Iommi's guitar playing is beyond legendary! He plays like that due to a smelting accident that cut off the tips of his fingers. Geezer Butler is the most underrated bass players ever. Bill Ward's drumming is unparalleled except for John Bonham of Led Zeppelin. Bill Ward is an amazing songwriter too. He wrote one prettiest songs alot of people have never heard. Check out It's Alright and I think you'll agree. Plus Guns n Roses do a great version It's Alright.
By the way, I just watched the video of your little girls watching The Beatles. They're absolutely adorable!
I was a teenager listening to Black Sabbath. It drove my parents crazy when I played it in my room with the door shut. Mom yelling " turn it down it's too loud " LOL
If I'm not mistaken, this is the hardest pop song ever. Its under 3 minutes, it's catchy. Definitely got radio Airplay.
In it's day, this was pop. It captures the birth of Heavy Metal, while still seeming hippie!
The best UA-cam of this song, Paris paranoid 1970. Yeah!
Only just stumbled across this video but it's so good to see Americans appreciate the British greats
Love how you guys don't pause too much and let the music do the talking like 6:24, most other reviewers pause the video 200 times and talk over the music....
Great video!
This tape was played daily on my boom box, sophomore year of high school. 1984. Still one of the heaviest albums ever recorded.
Most Black Sabbath's songs and style of music had/have a super heavy sound. Thanks for your reaction!
Bassist Geezer Butler was the primary song writer for Black Sabbath.
You guys are such fun to watch. Love from Scotland.
Amber - "I was rockin'. I was rockin'."
Good stuff
Y'all should check out:
After Forever
Sabbra Cadabra
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Ozzy's voice is British soul and hard rock heaven. Combined to produce the future of music from the first song until now and a lot of bands try to imitate it but can't
I learned to play drums to this in my parents' basement -- just a great band altogether !! 1970 -- driving through the McDonald's parking lot with this cranking !! That is when music was MUSIC !!!
Love your genuine reactions
You need to do Black Sabbath’s “War Pigs”
From Five Satins to THIS?? You can strip your engine shifting gears that quickly!🤣 Obvi, this is a classic, with Ozzy Osbourne his best. In fact, this was their very first single, in 1970. YOu've already done "Iron Man", so for next, please do "Neon Knights". It's badass. P.S. You guys should hit your 800th video on your "Videos" tab on Monday!! And you're closing in on 200,000 subscribers!!
Thanks for mentioning that,stole my thunder. I was relatively early(in the 30,000s) but I remember Jay writing his goals out & the main one was 100,000 subscribers in the 1'st year. Good stuff for good people.
Love that 70's hair...Such a great band, for so long....I loved them in the 70's and my kids found them in the 80's..lol.. Our house thumped at times to Black Sabbath...
This was the second record album, I ever bought---right behind The Beach Boys "Endless Summer".
😂 Well, we need different types of music for different days, places and moods… 🤘🏼🎸🏖
Talk about a yin and yang.
That leaves alot of open territory!
@@matthewdrake4385 I know, huh? Within 3 years I also bought some Marvin Gaye, KC & The Sunshine Band and AC/DC'S "Back in Black". If I liked a tune, I got the album. Music was a HUGE part of my life. Now, I'm just OLD...
@@anitapresthans7354 You're absolutely right!!! I remember what songs I was into, based on what I was doing or where I was. Kinda weird, I guess...
Ozzy's vocals could be described in a word....Haunting...✌✌
Yes!! Haunting! Perfect! CANNOT BE DUPLICATED
@@tammystours5171....Always awesome when someone gets me....😁😎🤘
@@garryleblanc4002 that was the beauty of the metal heads we all “got” each other! 😎
@@tammystours5171 Abosolutely...😎
Some of the sounds of my early teenage years. The look on your faces when the song ended. (awww, its ended) priceless. Peace.
I'm with you on that drum transition. Always my favorite!!!!
"You know you get heavyness" That's true in most cases. I like it hard, too. but you have to hear also the other side of Ozzy. "Changes", the album version from 1972. A piano, some violins and Ozzy is all itakes for a true masterpiece of a heartbreaking ballad. I could hear to this all day long.
Imagine if you will, Janis Joplin signing "Paranoid". Well imagine no more. Listen to Liliac's cover of Paranoid and all your imagination will come true. They also cover "I Hate Myself for Loving You" and they also do their own songs like "Sale Away"
Megadeth covered it, too. Nick! Nick! Nick!
Yes, they need to react to some Liliac! Whether it's one of their great covers or their even better originals. Their cover of Paranoid is crazy good!
Black Sabbath put the heavy in metal and the metal in heavy.
Ground breaking band, all heavy rock bands owe a debt to Black Sabbath, they paved the way.
All of them are very good musicians from the mean guitar rifts, the bass pounding, the drums pulsating and Ozzie's voice just fit so well. Great band
Ozzy's voice? I would describe it as half driven/half insane. "Communication Breakdown" by Led Zeppelin should be the next tune to check out if you already haven't.
Ozzy's vocal delivery is like the dog that barks at every car!...
And the Moon! 🌙
How can you not love him!
Fun to watch you guys enjoy this
Always loved this song!! Oh and awesome sweatshirt Amber!! I live in Alaska.
Love Black Sabbath. Played the record with this on it over and over as a teen. Fairy Boots has been my favorite of Black Sabbath for, like , ever. But War Pigs and Iron Man is awesome also.
It's Fairies Wear Boots
Your favorite song but don't know what it's called? Fairy boots .. SMH
I've always loved what I call "animated" voices. .and Ozzy is certainly that. Two other examples of animated voices are Dave Mustaine of Megadeth (I think you've done only one Megadeth song---need to do more) and the "king" of shock rock...the great Alice Cooper. You haven't touched on Alice yet, I suggest you start with No More Mr. Nice Guy(and Megadeth did a cover version of this song).
For Alice I'd start with I'm 18 or schools out. Those are the first two that got him noticed.
Saw Sabbath at The Royal Albert Hall, Kensington when I was about 13. Absolutely love them. Saw Deep Purple there too. I was so lucky to be born and grow up in London. We had so many fabulous bands around then, and I saw them all there, and Earls Court, Hammersmith Odeon and Empire Pool Wembley. Pink Floyd at Earls Court was absolutely amazing.
So tight. Haven't heard this in years and had forgotten just how good it was!
Make sure y’all hit Paramore!!! Misery business, Aint it fun, crushcrushcrush, and Still into you are great ones to start!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤙
You forgot to add this was for female Friday btw
@@MadcapMatt yeah! Though I know we like Paramore as a whole band not just hayley, we LOVE hayley she rocks and she’s the lead singer, you hear her more usually
@@MadcapMatt so yeah bro true
Not hard rock, heavy metal
I never knew it was "End you life!" Wow, this really changes how I feel about this song. Thanks for clearing it up.
Never thought I'd see Amber headbanging!🤣🤣
Brilliant, takes me back to the days when I had hair
Its been a long time! Jay needs something like "Metal Mondays" for more rock reviews.
Let's go heavy, I think Amber will like the beat of the drums in: Slipknot - Psychosocial [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Jay for you I suggest: Five Finger Death Punch - The Pride
And of course: Metallica - Master of Puppets
Metal Mondays sounds awesome!
Yes! I suggested the same thing a few days ago. 😆
Gotta check out Walk by Pantera. One of the hardest hitting riffs in rock. You'll love their style it's known as groove metal
I was just thinking about how they should hear that, earlier.