BLACK SABBATH - "N.I.B." (Live Video)
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- Black Sabbath performing N.I.B. live at the Olympia in Paris, France on December 20, 1970
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i am turning 80 in a couple of weeks and Sabbath still rocks it so remember kids you are never to old to rock on keep it alive.
Happy Birthday. 🎂🍰
🎂
Happy birthday grandpa hope you live 100 more
Amen, Brother
NEVER too old to rock n roll!🤘
Your love for me has just got to be real
Before you know the way I'm going to feel
\m/
Impeccable.
Great riff!
Timeless
+Black Sabbath oh yeah!!
Going to hell... listening NIB
Oh god please help me.
Imagine listen to this for the first time in 1970... Incredible
I still listen to the whole thing whenever it plays on my phone and I still get excited!
I imagine it would of scared the shit out of a lot of people on 1st listen. Then they would hear the pure genius of Sabbath. Obviously one of the world's most influential bands ever.
I get pissed every Friday night listening to Sabbath. I am happy as fuck
Indeed...I remember, and I was 6...
imagine listening to ANYTHING for the first time in the 60s and 70s smh... the beatles, HENDRIX, sabbath... an now we have trash and garbage... i love hip hop and classic rock but todays music is literally noise.
My dad listened to this in 1980, he said.. boys'''' I see why you listen to this stuff', it has deep meanings and a good rhythm, he was an avid country music listener', Hank Sr. and Johnny Cash was his favorites''. and today I learned to Love ALL'''''' music'''.
Funny I grew up w Cash's son who's the biggest Sabbath fan ever
@@stfrideswideholy shit dude, that’s sick
Imagine what it would have been to see Sabbath in this era
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Yo I seen em Frankfort in 75 Ozzy was sick for half the concert, but the rest of the band played on. It was still awesome!
Oh Had the distinct pleasure of seeing them several times
One helluva show my friend
Id give anything to be at this paris concert. If i had a time machine, id see the original funkadelic lineup with eddie hazel and tiki fullwood, watch em play super stupid and maggot brain, on some sunshine acid, then id head right over to see black sabbath in paris 1970.
Yeah, I did. It was great.
Man Bill is really hitting them drums like it owes him money
Lol 🤣
Easily one of my favorite 1970's drummers. Most people will cite Bonham or Moon, but Ward and Paice are equally as important to their respective bands. Ward's fills are unexpected and masterful.
Ward is hardly ever mentioned as a great drummer. Truthfully? I like him better than Bonham
@@dougtull4594 Absolutely Bill Ward is amazing.
@@thehunter7422 agreed 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
this is gold
que haces aqui crack
Tú qué andas haciendo aquí wey jaja. Me gustan tus vídeos (suscribanse a ocurrenciaTV)XD
It really is tho,, more people need to/should acknowledge that fact.
@@leonardogc7617 haha pinches vatos,, la musica une al mundo.
Simplemente Oro.
Ozzy's vocal performance here is nearly better than the album's. Incredible job for a man who doesn't speak a word of English.
what
lmao
??
I’ve heard that people with speech impediments can sing better than they can talk because something about how the brain is structured. Idk if that’s true or not but it makes sense when you look at Ozzy.
@@jellyjub1690 ??
One of the most underrated drummers of all.
My personal favorite ! He was so sick , it’s ridiculous.
Bill ward is on my top 5 best drummers that ever lived
No kidding
Up there With les binks
100%. I love Bill Wards. He is a legend like John Bonham but we cant compare. Artists like Mike Portnoy came much later!
This whole performance in Paris has to be one of the best of all time live performances by any group in history
Led Zeppelin royal albert hall 1970
Jordan Powers live at Denmark’s radio 1969 Is up there too
I'd give anything to have been there
Cream's farewell concert royal albert hall 1968
Alice in chains live at the Moore 1990 is good.
Anyone else just love when Ozzy says OH YEAH how his voice breaks? It just shows the Raw emotion he put into the performance. Gotta love the passion and energy.
Ozzy, Tony, Bill and Geezer are Legends forever. Hail sabbath!
Back when musicians put emotion into their performances.
@@RaccAttacc01 they still do
Ozzies voice is just as great live as in the recording studio
@@jayrough3383 back in the days yes. Now no. Not without al lot of technical Equipment, tele prompter and and Auto tune. Sad
Sabbath rules
🤘
It's official, This Song is now officially 50 years old now.
And it's influence is still felt to this day.
It’s a timeless classic.
True good music IS timeless
This song still gives me chills man . ........it's too epic for the ears
Almost 52 now and still an amazing metal track.
52 years old and still one of the best songs in the world.
Sabbath had some of the best riffs of all time.
Solo too
That and solos, amen
Absolutely
How in the hell did Tony manage to make his guitar sound like that in fucking 1970? So heavy...truly ahead of its time.
metfan4l Wikipedia tells us and I saw an interview where Geezer does too. He detuned to E flat and then further to D. It was to ease tension because his fingers hurt from his accodent that sliced the tips off 2 of them.
he used the bass outlet instead of the normal one one the amp
Shane Lonergan really? I've never heard nor read that.
Its on youtube, in a interview with Tony, and he says he used the bass input on the amp too give it a deeper darker sound
pleaae watch this, near end he says how he did it ua-cam.com/video/APTjx79WgcE/v-deo.html
Ozzy I will always love you forever in my heart and soul you're music saved my life some many times
Damn bro does it atleast taste good?
The guitar tone Iommi has here defined what metal is going to be for the rest of its life
E: This video made me buy a 1967 Gibson SG special and Laney amp, and im lovin the Iommi tone!
+Tyler Bone totally agree.
No way. The Who did that. Pete Townshed all the way. Look him up. 👍🏽
+jeff villanueva Black Sabbath invented metal, I don't know that there is another genre that was invented by one band/artist. Punk has no single progenitor.
It's Tony not Tone.
+simon madi the guitar tone that iommi has
favorite Sabbath tune
All the stars aligned perfectly so these 4 could make music together and create an entire genre. Truly greatest band of all time
Amen
Are you talking about the Beatles? There were four of them, they actually created heavy metal with Helter Skelter, and are considered the greatest band of all time
@@bluepeng8895 we found one! Another Beatles created every genre of music ever guy!
@@bluepeng8895 Black Sabbath are leagues ahead of the pop band the Beatles.
@@bluepeng8895 to say the Beatles created heavy metal is quite ludicrous . Especially if you’re Gonna say that based on helter shelter alone. Lol there were quite a few heavy songs out around/by 1968
The voice break at 3:30 is absolutely beautiful. Hits me every time.
Oh yeah
Yeeeee
Only Ozzy and Kurt could make the voice crack emotional.
@@zackzallie8735 don’t ever put Kurt in the same discussion as ozzy bro 😭😭😂 Kurt is a good song writer but isn’t a great singer at all
@@tjjj.j1 bro a troll 🤡
ozzy's voice is so massive and unique. perfect vocals for the instrumentation
I love the post-Ozzy Sabbath iterations for sure, but the original Sabbath would've never been without Ozzy.
It's not his voice. Listen to the lyrics. This song is an invitation from Lucifer to worship him.
Ozzy's voice is beautiful on this.
If only he could speak this clearly
@@jamesagwe2981 haha I know it's always funny, he talks to the audience it's "hayy everylvbhksl, lskjdflk ghhlsktj ytoutrnf!?!?!" but when he sings it's clear as day :)
pinball1970 what are you talking about his voice is always beautiful on drugs
ozzy's voice is always PERFECT
@@eatyourcerealnumber2693 They could not afford drugs in 1970. They were dirt poor. They would have share low quality joint once every weekend.
Im so so glad I grew up in a household where ALL my family listened to rock n metal. I miss you grandma. Miss you Cuz miss you Uncle Willie.
Probably one of the greatest live performances I've seen on UA-cam.
A good opponent to this performance would be Led Zeppelin dazed and confused live London 1969
I completely agree, Ozzy is like some heavy metal opera singer, i love it !
Love hate love Live at the Moore is great too
TheRockstarr33 watch Santana - Soul Sacrifice Woodstock
Ozzy’s extra “yeah” at the end of some lines: just one other thing that makes this version of NIB superior
Exactly!
Oh Yeah!
so hot!
Yeah but no bass solo
This was 54 years ago. And still fucking rocks!!!!!!!
The master rules...........
Fucking A right!
....of course it does!!!!
saw sabbath at the spectrum in Philly, 1978, i was 15, my friends older sister took us, Connie, thank you for my first and best concert , and for being the coolest chick I ever knew
Cool.
In 1970 this was so ground-breaking. The first time I listened to Black Sabbath back then I couldn't believe what I was hearing. I couldn't get enough of it and I'm still listening to it. This is one of my favourite songs. That first album will always ne special to me.
BEST SABBATH SONG... EVER!
Bitchen!!!!!!!!!
O fucking ya
What I liked most about ozzy is that he never did drugs
Not true.
@@fannys941 😑
Ah, thanks for the good laugh. :)
@@fannys941 r/wooooosh
Drugs did ozzy
At the time this was filmed they were:
- Ozzy, Tony, and Bill 22 years old
- Geezer 21 years old
But like the Beatles they paid dues and honed their art with long gigs in the Hamburg clubs playing for GIs on leave ... hundreds of hours of playing onstage and improving as musicians
I know frightening
@@harrisonwintergreen1147 And faced their fare share of failures and humiliation before becoming big might I add.
@@sandipbiswas766 what sorts?
@@manonvernon8646 Well, Geezer Butler the bassist was actually the rythym guitarist who down-tuned his guitar to play it as a bass. So in their 1st gig, Geezer had borrowed a bass from a friend and kind of played it like a guitar so they were kicked out and were told that the singer (Ozzy) and the bassist were crap.
Later on they were beaten up outside the bar by 2 big men.
- From an Interview with Geezer Butler
Bill Ward used to have these huge 15 minute drum solos, because of which they were kicked out and no body would call them, so they had to change their band name.
- From an Interview with Tony Iommi
They never had a positive review about their album as they never spoke about peace, love, sunshine and girls like Zepellin did, and yet somehow continued.
They never got any radio play because they were deemed as "satanic", and they became popular purely on word of mouth.
- From an Interview with Tony, Geezer and Ozzy
Wow that was a handful.
Bill Ward is the most underrated drummer in musical history. PERIOD!!!!!!
Please comment back with your definition of underrated. Thanks
@@UnitedSoundVideo I mean when people talk about rock drummers his name is never mentioned and he kicked ass on a basic drum kit
Agree, always love him. People about my age, who likes metal talk about Nicko, Lombardo, Vinnie Paul and many other drummers, some of them very technical. but almost never they talk about Bill.
How the fuck is he underrated?
@@patrickdaniel9670 do I need to define underrated? He is one of the best drummers but you never hear him mentioned when people talk about drummers. It's always Bonham, Peart, Moon and so on. Go look up any list of top 20 drummers and I bet he's not on it and in my opinion should be in the top 5 all time
This song was my 1st. I was 14. I am now 62. Metal Grammie, am I.
you go grandma! \m/
Metal Grammie let me ask you do you still like metal? I always wondered if I’ll ever get over it when I’m older. And do you listen to newer for of metal that came after Sabbath?
Metal grammie also, i,m 61 and still want my metal. Love From ohio.
Go metal grannny 🤘 yeahhhh
Rock on Gammie
Was nothing like smoking a joint and listening to Sabbath through some good Koss 4AAA's cranked way up back in the 70's!
Shit I bet it was nice man, hope your still jammin
it's ludicrous that a band was this heavy in 1970
We loved this music! Parties were better when Sabbath was on the turntable. Fresh doobies, bonged water pipes & clinking beer bottles heralded favorite tunes. Good Times!
Check out Budgie
They're the fathers of Heavy Metal, that's why.
Many bands were “heavy” before heavy became a thing, sabbath just became the powerhouse of metal, I recommend looking up grand funk railroad, their live version of TNUC is heavy as fuck from the Midwest in 70
@@Belit01 i wish i could reverese time and party with you baby!
No Comments. Just perfect. Thanks.
Bill Ward was such a beast
Space Goth still is!!!!!
They all are 👌🔥🔥
seriously though hes killing it in this video, those drums are going to need a cigarette after
For me one the best drummers ever...
he still is as Flint and Steel said, ive watched loads of Bill interviews on yt and he is the most gentle ,funny ,laid back drummer ever, but a total monster behind his drums..He`s brilliant.
4:46 - 4:56 Geezer i love you. You're the man.
He was the one who wrote the lyrics, too.
Geezer is easily in the top five of rock bassists, right up there alongside Entwistle, Geddy Lee, John Paul Jones, and Chris Squire.
Bill Ward is the most underrated musician/drummer ever. Personally, he’s my favorite.
It is impossible to sound better than this. Four inmense talented musicians in arguably one of the best metal concerts in history
Legendary. The 60s seemed rather sunny, and Sabbath came like a storm brewing from a unseen distance, caught everyone off guard and wrecked everything.
@R.H. Henker 🤟🏼
Hard to believe that was 44 years ago. OMFG Sabbath is the Definition of Heavy Metal
oh yeah baby 😊
Actually Black Sabbath is considered to be Thrash Metal NOT Heavy metal
+BECAUSE WHY NOT. And KISS is Pop Rock
+Abrar Shahid thrash is bands like slayer and metallica which really became popular after bands like sabbath had their climax
+Abrar Shahid And you are considered to be a fool, NOT a genius.
Legends that are still with us today
The guitar riffs… the hard-hitting drums… the beautiful voice….
Sabbath was pure beauty.
Wow that was awesome!
Still is,, shits fkn amazing bruv. I wonder if the ppl there at the moment knew just how badass these foos would be even 50 years ago and ppl like me fkn wishing we were there.
@@erwinlopez8368 No Shit!! There’s levels to this! These guys were out of this 🌎
At 37, I’ve been listening to Ozzy/Sabbath for 27 years. Wish it were longer!
best heavy metal band of history
Gustavo de carvalho the first band
They’re hard rock not heavy metal
Perfect..just pure perfection. These guys were untouchable in the 70’s The God fathers of heavy metal 🤘 🎸
Let's be real about black Sabbath were the biggest influence on emerging heavy metal music yes there were others but sabbath layed down the foundations of metal
Sabbath Rocks!
this is sabbath at their best
To me...the most important band ever....
for metalheads yes, they are :)
Should be to everyone mate
@F MAC I think Led Zeppelin is way more important than Sabbath and floyd
@F MAC Led zeppelin was formed before Sabbath. Led zeppelin's first album was released in 1968. Then Led zep II in 69 and Led zep III in 70s. So no, if Sabbath didnt existed Led zep would still appear
@F MAC Sooo when Sabbath debut Led zeppelin had 2 or 3 albums
the coolest people listen to black sabbath. first listened to them when i was around 14, loved ever since. LOVE black sabbath for life. peace
you sure you're not more of a black lace fan?
Black Sabbath and Yes band was my first concert at Cobo Hall Detroit. Thigh high platform leather boots. Yeah.
One of the best live performances ever, vocals instruments are sharp as shit…gold
the most incredible band/line up of all times.
Mr. geezer butler, Mr. Bill ward, Mr. Tony Iommi: We got BLACK SABBATH back, man!!!!
I was at this gig in old Paris. I was 16 and loved it.
DEUS VULT I hate you 😜 What was the capacity of the venue?
Celtic Whisper you’re a lucky bloke
Very jealous must have ruined any other bands in concert when you saw the best
I was too! I was 12!
I was at this gig, but it was new Paris...
I love this man
I've heard some people describe Black Sabbath as The Beatles of heavy metal. They're not. They're the Beethoven of heavy metal.
Excellent ❤🤘🤘🤘
They are the Wright Brothers of heavy metal
They’re anti-hippies
true
They are the original sin of heavy metal
I am 61 and my husband I listen to this and much more all the time. I still get extremely excited by it like it was yesterday and I was young and hot. Concerts were not expensive and the shows were UNBELIEVABLE the crowd would go wild !
I don't always listen to Sabbath, but when I do, so do my neighbors
There is only one acceptable volume for listening to Sabbath, the loudest one.
@@pazuzu66613 11.
Mine, too. I might end up inviting the police along someday.
Right on
My man!
the best guitar solo in history, and that voice, that voice belongs to the gods.
And 0 times on video😅
Bill Wards use of triplet kicks between the snares and kicks really locks into a groove. No other drummer that played for Sabbath incorporated quite like he did. Goosebumps every time I listen to this!
Wow I've listened to Sabbath all my life and didn't realize Bill Ward drilled that kick like that!
My dad saw Black Sabbath live 4 times in their hayday in the early 70's. He's a super fan to say the least. I went and saw Ozzy in my teens in the early 2000's. Never felt closer to my dad than at that concert.
It almost sounds like italian opera with that amazing phrasing of the chorus, its such a classic its timeless. Masterpiece.
Best band ever
I can’t get tired of this song. No matter how many times I’ve heard it!!!
Ferocious!
One of the heaviest songs ever written. My god, what a jam.
🤘😤🤘
Imagine being in Vietnam sitting in a fox hole and your friend brings in a tape recorder and says, “Check out this new band called Black Sabbath.”
This song sounds decades ahead of its time. Blows my mind everytime I play the record. Everything about it sounds like it could've been released in the 90's.
0% bad words
100% drugs
10,000% talent
Ozzy’s voice at his peak here , bloody amazingggggg 👏👏👏👏👏
Oh yea!
70-75 Sabbath were killing it, at their peak in the Ozzy era!! It still doesn't get any better than this!!!
Ozzy's vocal peak was on Sabotage in 1975, incredible performance throughout that album.
Must have been wild to be a young person in the 70's and hear this band for the first time, would have been one hell of an experience. They sound so fucking good in this performance too
I discovered Black Sabbath in 1,978 when i was Locked Up in a half way house.
Master Of Reality, and LIFE Was never the same again!
@ian Campbell; Oh IT'S a Hard ROAD!
It was very wild. When this album came out I was in middle school. Started my first band in 76. We did classic rock, that at the time was new rock. Purple, zeppelin, sabbath. Ahhhhh fun stuff.
They were so Unique. Every Guitar riff Tony Iommi invented, was So Evil. Guitar-licks-of-Doom !!! Ozzy's Voice was so appropriate for Black Sabbath. He was Singing-from-the Grave. There will Never be another band like them. And they were: Better Musicians then people give them credit for.
This man can sing , even until his old years. Nothing like him exists.
Oh yeah!
Some people say my love cannot be true
Please believe me, my love, and I'll show you
I will give you those things you thought unreal
The sun, the moon, the stars all bear my seal
Oh yeah!
Follow me now and you will not regret
Leaving the life you led before we met
You are the first to have this love of mine
Forever with me 'till the end of time
Your love for me has just got to be real
Before you know the way I'm going to feel
I'm going to feel
I'm going to feel
Oh yeah!
Now I have you with me, under my power
Our love grows stronger now with every hour
Look into my eyes, you'll see who I am
My name is Lucifer, please take my hand
Oh yeah!
Follow me now and you will not regret
Leaving the life you led before we met
You are the first to have this love of mine
Forever with me 'till the end of time
Your love for me has just got to be real
Before you know the way I'm going to feel
I'm going to feel
I'm going to feel
Oh yeah!
Now I have you with me, under my power
Our love grows stronger now with every hour
Look into my eyes, you'll see who I am
My name is Lucifer, please take my hand
Cool, dude...
Surely one of the greatest rock songs ever. Black Sabbath are the benchmark for all that follow. No one else has been able to match their songs.
The God Fathers Of Heavy Metal ❤
I prefer this to the studio version, the whole performance. Just amazing.
In 1972 i bought Master of Reality as a 15 yr old Kid! Sweet Leaf was my Favorite tune then. Till i discovered all of the Rest!!🙂😀
The mighty Sabs blasting all others to pieces
Raw power banging your eardrums with a big hammer
When music made you sit up and listen
And love it
I was 10 years old in the August of 2020 in 5th grade and I got into rock music. Black Sabbath was the band that introduced me to rock music. In fact n.i.b
Was the first rock song I ever listened to. This video was the first time I listened to black sabbath and rock music. I'm in 6th grade and I'm into many more rock legends. But black sabbath will always be my all time favorite band.
I only got into Sabbath recently, and it is already one of my favorite bands, along with Gorillaz
I'm 18 and knew sabbath one year before, it's my favorite band ever
I'm 31 but I was about 13 or 14 when I heard ozzys voice. Pure Metal and Beauty
I love watching Sabbath and AC/DC live. They put out the same amount of energy as their music does.
I always come back to this one
I am 54 years old and love all of Black Sabbath since I was in high school.
This band never gets old
10 years old in 1977 and listening to this music loving it. 56 now, responsible, good dad and husband....but I still love to Rock out to Ozzy.
I love how imperfectly perfect this recoding is.
I'm in the womb and i love Black Sabbath!! Other fetuses my age just don't know good music!!!
My life with Black Sabbath continues....
This is just insane! God, Black Sabbath are so good!!
Sam---you said it perfectly--this performance is so fucking brilliant it's INSANE!!
Youre so right dude, Sabbath is amazing. Its insane that It took me until I turned 16 to really get into them. I'm 20 now, ans they still amaze me. I never knew that I was so deep into rock like this.
YayaJada proud of you young man...if you're get into metal there is no better place to start then right here!
I turn 40 years old next week. I will cry when OZZY passes away. So glad I was able to see him Live
It's only Tony and Geezer and it sounds as if this band had 3 guitar players on stage, so dense and powerful playing
That's what a great bassist can do for a band, and in fact is the job most bassists should be doing (and some are failing at)
The best bands don’t necessarily need someone on ryithm guitar. I.e Zep. AC/DC is better thou w Malcolm. Because Angus insane
StratMan pretty consistent theory imo. You could add The Who ,rush, the police to the list
@@juulpod9718 Also add Motörhead and Pantera. They sound heavier than most bands with 3 guitarists
@@canocek3502 The bassists are the one playing the rhythm part
I remember hearing this in a second hand clothing store in Toronto maybe 20 years ago. I was so blown away by the music that I had to ask the clerk what was playing. Past Lives. Bought the album soon thereafter. I’m a rap head and never bopped my head harder than when I was hearing this song. And down the Black Sabbath rabbit hole I went …
I love Bill's playing, perfect yet honest and warm. fuck me he is excellent
❤️❤️❤️🤘🤘🤘🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟 muito foda simplesmente os pais do metal
Ozzy could sing with real power back then, one of my fave Sabbath songs...
Seriously, how is it even remotely possible that they were that bloody good??? Damn, the best band EVER!
That voice crack was beautiful 0:41
I remember 12 year-old me watching this for the first time back in 2009.
My life was never the same after that moment.
15 years later, still going strong.
As long as I live, people will know about the existence of these four guys.
Long live Tony, Bill, Geezer and Ozzy!
This version of Sabbath blows away any other metal band.