"My eyes are blind but I can see The snowflakes glisten on the trees The sun no longer sets me free I feel the snowflakes freezing me" always Goosebumps.
THOSE FIRST FOUR ALBUMS CHANGED THE SOUND OF THE GUITAR PLAYING STYLE ,WITH GREAT DRUMMING,Great BASS PLAYING, AND OF COURSE OZZY,s VOICE MADE THEM BELONG IN ROCK HISTORY,AS ONE OF THE GREATEST BANDS EVER!🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶✌️😎BOB
Man, no one ever talks about 'Under the Sun' when reviewing this album, but you nailed it! The absolute template for Doom and NWOBHM. Also, the guitar riff that opens the album speaks louder than any words about the hopeless grip cocaine had on their lives at the time.
The first time I heard this in 72, I was at a dealers house buying an ounce, when he dropped the needle on Supernaunt and it thundered out of the speakers. I was blown away.
My first Sabbath Album. Never heart anything like this. As a 13 years young german boy ,I only understood a few lyrics,but emotionally the dark intense atmosphere took me and reached my heart and soul. Today I understand the lyrics and know ,it's just like this.Thanx to the band. thanx for the post.
I like the version of wheels of confusion on the deluxe version very much too. The lyrics are completely different totally different subject matter with a great message
First time I saw them was on this tour, and we played "Tomorrows Dream" in my band. Hard to pick out my fav song by them, but "Supernaut" would be tough to knock off the pedestal. Always funny to see photos of Tony without a mustache. it's like seeing Gary without a can of beer.....'Planet Caravan" and "Solitude" were one thing, but at the time, "Changes" was a shock to the system. "Under the Sun" would've been the only song from this album to find a home on Master of Reality. Not because of quality, but the overall sound. Great job as always Jeff!
Thanks Steve! I’ve never seen Gary without a can of beer now that you mention it. I can imagine how much of a shock it was to hear Changes after the one two onslaught of Wheels and Tomorrow.
This is also one of my favorite Sabbath albums. I believe one of the film clips in your video (with the rainbow on the stage) was from the California Jam -- that's the only time I saw them live (also on the bill: Deep Purple, ELP, and The Eagles among others). On Snowblind, I always liked that near the middle, they do a little of Run Run Run by Jo Jo Gunne. Thanks for another great video.
Thanks Paul, and yes that was the California Jam. Seems very odd the juxtaposition of Black Sabbath against a rainbow backdrop. At least until Blackmore made rainbows cool again.
Ah yes, yes, yes! I can’t say enough good things about this album or your deep dive on it. I agree with everything you said about Supernaut! Oh man I LOVE that riff AND groove. It’s fantastic. And it really is crazy to think this album came out in freaking 1972! Damn. Awesome video of a CLASSIC album.
Damn bro you were really breaking this down man you really did your research. Wonderful video man I love this series ✌️🎸. Peace to you and your wonderful family
In my humble opinion, this would be the perfect album without ‘FX’ and ‘Laguna Sunrise’. ‘Under the Sun’ is one of their most underrated songs! Great video footage and details.
Omg Jeff, you are an amazing filmmaker. To use Lon Chaney Jr. turning into the Werewolf in your CHANGES video was brilliant. VOL 4 has the best production and engineering of all the early Sabbath lps. Bill Ward kills on VOL 4. I was lucky to meet Bill years ago at a Guitar Center Drum Clinic. I asked him about CHANGES. He said "Tony played piano and I played congas". Ummm I don't remember any conga on there. Hahaaa
My favorite Sabbath album out of em all has always been this one. When the tournaments going to start again on the Thursday night's coming back again eventually in the fall.
When I was 13 I was smoking weed in my room when I first heard this album and I swear I was hypnotized. I couldnt believe how good it was and I listened to this album over and over for weeks.
The greatness of vol. 4 Is in the details. The few notes After the end of wheels of confusion. The first noises of FX (i thought there was a voice saying something and i spent hours trying to understand those words). The samba part in the middle of supernaut. The whisper "cocaaaaaine" during snowblind ("how to ruin a Song", feauturing system of a down).The violins during laguna sunrise.
I was a Sabbath fan for about two weeks maybe at the get-go. Back then, serious rock/blues music was being made, especially by UK groups. (ie, Groundhogs, Zeppelin, Genesis, Joe Cocker, etc.) I left Sabbath there. On listening now, I can see an interesting similarity with or influence on bands like Nirvana, and other creative groups of certain times, almost creating a genre of their own. I appreciate that.
Or jack the stripper/Fairies wear boots... Then there's the 1st album lol....wasp/behind the wall of sleep/bassically/NIB...then on side 2 Wicked World/A but of finger/ sleeping village / Warning....when i was jamming vol.4 in my teen yrs, I always considered The Straightener to be the long instrumental jam at the end of Wheels..as soon as Tony plucks those strings,Bill Comes In,BAH BAH....i love the flow of the acoustic going along thru that section too!!hahaha,but yh cpl albums they have names, phrases tied together. 😁✌️🍻🤘
Oh boy, Jeff. You got me thinking that Volume 4 is my favorite. It's so hard to pick the best album by Black Sabbath. Their first seven albums are killer. This album reminds me of standing outside in freezing temperatures with a portable 8 track player in some desolate section of my city's waterfront. My teenage friends and I would get a fire barrel going and imbibe in some underage drinking. The doom and drone of this album suited the rundown industrial area that we would hang out in during those painfully cold 1970s winters. It's funny what memory associations you get from music. When ever I put this album on, I'm back there in my mind.
The Ozzy albums, particularly the early ones are as strong as any band’s. That is a powerful memory to associate with this masterpiece. My favorite albums do the same thing for me. 👍👍
Love this album! If ''Paranoid'' was the birth of heavy metal, this dare I say was the birth of true Doom metal. Man every song is just killer fat stoney grooves(even thou coke was the favored drug here) Never get tired of this album. One small thing: I would have loved to have swapped, Changes for Sweet leaf I could heh;)
This album is where Black Sabbath first embraced "progressive" elements. I'm not referring to the prog genre here but atypical elements present at that time that crept into some heavier rock albums. You've nailed "Changes" here where some conventional heavy metal channels fail to. Black Sabbath's Ozzy-era ballads were eerie, stoner pieces and not cheesy as some metal reviewers characterize them. This probably comes from your much wider appreciation of music genres than some of these de-rigueur metal-head listeners. A great review of a great album. Cheers.
Thank you! I’ve always respected Sabbath for having the confidence to pull off a song like “CHANGES’ which was so off brand for them. To me it gives the album even more depth and character.
My favourite of the Ozzy era, properly heavier tunes & the sound is 'bigger' than the previous 3 though still not great, its a bonecrusher nonetheless & is always in my car CD player along with Never Say Die.
Killer video Jeff! First off i love this album except Changes and FX ! I really dislike every ballad Ozzy does! Something about his voice sounds awful to me on them! The rest of the album is superb! Probably about in the middle of Ozzy era Sabbath to me! Phenomenal job on the video brother 👍🤘🤘
@@jeffwhitchervinyldestinati4486 from my imagination, hello 911 whats your emergency? A very stoned voice with a british accent says, uhh we just painted our friend bill gold and uhh haha lacquered him haha. Operator scratches his head Huh? You did what sir? Uhhh haha ya we uhh painted bill naked with gold paint haha and he's having trouble breathing haha. Umm ok sir we're on our way. Operator then says to a co worker hey i just got this weird call...... 😂
Love this album.When I picked it up I fell in love with Changes.But the whole album is fantastic.Saw them on this tour.Worst show I ever saw.Wild Turkey were the backup band and were really good,but then we waited 3 hours for Sabbath they played 45 minutes didn't communicate with the audience at all.They started walking off the stage in a barrage of chairs and bottles being thrown at them
I saw Sabbath with Wild Turkey in March Charlotte Park Center NC 1972. This was before Vol.4 was recorded in L.A. at the Record Plant. Sabbath played Snowblind and Tomorrow's Dream for the first time live and Ozzy Osborne had the lyrics taped to the microphone stand for those songs before teleprompters were used for live shows.
Supernaught is easily the best song on here! Phenomenal song which gets rid of the bad taste in my mouth from the worst 2 songs in the Ozzy era of Sabbaths discography which precede it! 👍🤘🤘
The cover of the album and the name really didn't do this album justice, pretty bland. But, that's where the blandness ends and the energy and excitement begins. This album is "classic" Sabbath. The whole album's great, not one filler. Sabbath was really on a roll at this time. What can I say. I still listen to these songs, and they're just as good as they were back then. I love vintage Black Sabbath!
Funny thing about this album…it’s fricking awesome…but I hardly ever listen to it. I don’t know why. Lol. Maybe the production on some of the songs? Laguna Sunrise is one of the prettiest melodies Iommi ever recorded.
Vol 4 is Sabbath s heaviest album it is the all time heaviest album ever if you try to get heavier it would just be stupid Sabbath are the kings of Doom
@@jeffwhitchervinyldestinati4486 can never be topped, the first 4 was miles ahead of thier time, and these clips you put out shows you worked your ass off, and you are a true non fake sabbath head
"My eyes are blind but I can see
The snowflakes glisten on the trees
The sun no longer sets me free
I feel the snowflakes freezing me"
always Goosebumps.
I spent Many sleepless nights 🌙, living snowblind. That tape always was.played 😇
THOSE FIRST FOUR ALBUMS CHANGED THE SOUND OF THE GUITAR PLAYING STYLE ,WITH GREAT DRUMMING,Great BASS PLAYING, AND OF COURSE OZZY,s VOICE MADE THEM BELONG IN ROCK HISTORY,AS ONE OF THE GREATEST BANDS EVER!🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶✌️😎BOB
Absolutely!
The opening riff of Cornucopia is their best riff, hands down
So killer!
Definitely the heaviest riff ever written at the time. So doomy.
RHCP with Dave Navarro played the intro riff during their 94 Woodstock gig (about halfway thru). I remember my brain going "whawhawhat?!?".
I like the breakdown in the middle. It goes from dirge and doomy to like almost a swing feel then back to the first riff.
Man, no one ever talks about 'Under the Sun' when reviewing this album, but you nailed it! The absolute template for Doom and NWOBHM. Also, the guitar riff that opens the album speaks louder than any words about the hopeless grip cocaine had on their lives at the time.
Thanks! I think initially the cocaine fueled their creativity but by the late 70’s it became more about taking drugs than making music.
The first time I heard this in 72, I was at a dealers house buying an ounce, when he dropped the needle on Supernaunt and it thundered out of the speakers. I was blown away.
I’m sure many people had the same reaction. What on earth is THIS???
My first Sabbath Album. Never heart anything like this. As a 13 years young german boy ,I only understood a few lyrics,but emotionally the dark intense atmosphere took me and reached my heart and soul. Today I understand the lyrics and know ,it's just like this.Thanx to the band.
thanx for the post.
Thank you1 They were so influential and such innovators.No one has ever come close to capturing the power and raw emotion of Sabbath.
Tony played great keyboards also, everyone doesn't realize that. Great work Jeff - well done!
Thank you Glen!
The best album imo ✌🏽
My first Sabbath album and as such my gateway into the wider world of Metal.
Supernaut... a savage Sabbath selection!
That album along with the first 3 changed my life! True masters of their craft!
Yes they were!
Love this album
Awesome 👏
I like the version of wheels of confusion on the deluxe version very much too. The lyrics are completely different totally different subject matter with a great message
Vol. 4 is fantastic, but they lost something going from 220 volt Laneys to 110 volt Marshalls. Just sayin.
First time I saw them was on this tour, and we played "Tomorrows Dream" in my band. Hard to pick out my fav song by them, but "Supernaut" would be tough to knock off the pedestal. Always funny to see photos of Tony without a mustache. it's like seeing Gary without a can of beer.....'Planet Caravan" and "Solitude" were one thing, but at the time, "Changes" was a shock to the system. "Under the Sun" would've been the only song from this album to find a home on Master of Reality. Not because of quality, but the overall sound.
Great job as always Jeff!
Thanks Steve! I’ve never seen Gary without a can of beer now that you mention it. I can imagine how much of a shock it was to hear Changes after the one two onslaught of Wheels and Tomorrow.
Frank Zappa totally dug the lead Guitar riffs!
Awesome footage i never saw before! This is my fav sabbath album n my all time fav album period!
A great album! They were on a roll by this point.
Thanks I love it 😍🤘🤘🤘🤘.
What a great job on these sabbath deep dives 👍
Thank you!
This is also one of my favorite Sabbath albums. I believe one of the film clips in your video (with the rainbow on the stage) was from the California Jam -- that's the only time I saw them live (also on the bill: Deep Purple, ELP, and The Eagles among others). On Snowblind, I always liked that near the middle, they do a little of Run Run Run by Jo Jo Gunne. Thanks for another great video.
Thanks Paul, and yes that was the California Jam. Seems very odd the juxtaposition of Black Sabbath against a rainbow backdrop. At least until Blackmore made rainbows cool again.
A great dive into one of my alltime favourite albums. Well done!
Thank you!
Ah yes, yes, yes! I can’t say enough good things about this album or your deep dive on it. I agree with everything you said about Supernaut! Oh man I LOVE that riff AND groove. It’s fantastic. And it really is crazy to think this album came out in freaking 1972! Damn. Awesome video of a CLASSIC album.
Thanks Gary! I forgot how great this album was. Killer from start to finish!
Vol.4 my favorite
Volume 4 sound is much different and of their other albums. It possibly my favorite.
Changes is a masterpiece
Damn bro you were really breaking this down man you really did your research. Wonderful video man I love this series ✌️🎸. Peace to you and your wonderful family
Thanks Rod! I would put Sabbath’s body of work up against Zeppelin’s any day. Thanks for watching and give my best to the family!
In my humble opinion, this would be the perfect album without ‘FX’ and ‘Laguna Sunrise’. ‘Under the Sun’ is one of their most underrated songs! Great video footage and details.
I agree. FX is a waste of recording tape.
My favorite from these four maniacs!
Omg Jeff, you are an amazing filmmaker. To use Lon Chaney Jr. turning into the Werewolf in your CHANGES video was brilliant.
VOL 4 has the best production and engineering of all the early Sabbath lps. Bill Ward kills on VOL 4. I was lucky to meet Bill years ago at a Guitar Center Drum Clinic. I asked him about CHANGES. He said "Tony played piano and I played congas". Ummm I don't remember any conga on there. Hahaaa
Congas. 😂 Bill Ward has always struck me as a class act. This record to me was his shining moment.
Like many have said, this is also my favorite (Ozzy era) Sabbath album. Great video Jeff!
Thanks Trevor! 👍🤟🏻
Great video! Thank you, Jeff!
ROCK-ON! \m/,
Thanks Jason1
Under The Sun is another phenomenal song!! Awesome closer👍🤘🤘
No doubt. 💯%
My favorite Sabbath album out of em all has always been this one.
When the tournaments going to start again on the Thursday night's coming back again eventually in the fall.
I need to get those up and running again! I promise it will be one of these weeks!
@@jeffwhitchervinyldestinati4486 🤠👍 all good
This early Sabbath footage is incredible. What a powerhouse they were.
Yes they were! They sounded great!
@@jeffwhitchervinyldestinati4486 Thanks for the compilation.
"Luv "Your Vison"", Man!!!
Thank you!
These videos keep getting better bro
Thank you bro!
This is Sabbath's finest moment...
When I was 13 I was smoking weed in my room when I first heard this album and I swear I was hypnotized. I couldnt believe how good it was and I listened to this album over and over for weeks.
Yeah albums like this were life changing. Vol. 4 was so far ahead of it’s time and spawned so many imitators. These early Ozzy albums are magic.
The first 4 were the soundtrack to my 20s. ..the soundtrack of 😅chemicals... those cassettes were always in my car
Four of the best albums in any artists discography. 🤟🏻🤟🏻
The rough mix of all moving parts stand still sounds like when I came down by Norman Haines
Ty for the Wolfman clip
You are welcome. 👍👍
👍🎸👍
Figura entre os melhores álbuns de heavy metal rock 💯🤘🤘, dessa incrível banda 🎸❤️🎸👈🤘 show de som 👏
First Sabbath album i got. Brand new. just came out. Snowblind.....
i have it on vinyl a 70s copy and have it with the box set and it sounds great
It went from sweet leaf to snow blind.
'Off Topic " The Video Editing" is Top Notch!!!!
Thank you John!
The greatness of vol. 4 Is in the details. The few notes After the end of wheels of confusion. The first noises of FX (i thought there was a voice saying something and i spent hours trying to understand those words). The samba part in the middle of supernaut. The whisper "cocaaaaaine" during snowblind ("how to ruin a Song", feauturing system of a down).The violins during laguna sunrise.
Yes and the amount of time they had to spend recording the album I think shows. This wasn’t a rushed production like the first couple albums.
I was a Sabbath fan for about two weeks maybe at the get-go. Back then, serious rock/blues music was being made, especially by UK groups. (ie, Groundhogs, Zeppelin, Genesis, Joe Cocker, etc.) I left Sabbath there. On listening now, I can see an interesting similarity with or influence on bands like Nirvana, and other creative groups of certain times, almost creating a genre of their own. I appreciate that.
Their music has definitely stood the test of time and continues to influence bands to this day. 👍🤟🏻
This song defines the sabbath sound. I love all their albums, especially Sabatage, but this album is the sabbath sound in a nutshell.
Absolutely. I would argue this was their most influential album.
In reference to your question about The Straightener, Sabbath did this regularly ie Luke's Wall with War Pigs.
Or jack the stripper/Fairies wear boots...
Then there's the 1st album lol....wasp/behind the wall of sleep/bassically/NIB...then on side 2 Wicked World/A but of finger/ sleeping village / Warning....when i was jamming vol.4 in my teen yrs, I always considered The Straightener to be the long instrumental jam at the end of Wheels..as soon as Tony plucks those strings,Bill Comes In,BAH BAH....i love the flow of the acoustic going along thru that section too!!hahaha,but yh cpl albums they have names, phrases tied together. 😁✌️🍻🤘
I’ve got the paperwork to back it up. Wheels of confusion is in my will to be played at my funeral.
That’s awesome
that bluesy first part and 2nd guitar in back sounds like Maggot Brain.
Oh boy, Jeff. You got me thinking that Volume 4 is my favorite. It's so hard to pick the best album by Black Sabbath. Their first seven albums are killer. This album reminds me of standing outside in freezing temperatures with a portable 8 track player in some desolate section of my city's waterfront. My teenage friends and I would get a fire barrel going and imbibe in some underage drinking. The doom and drone of this album suited the rundown industrial area that we would hang out in during those painfully cold 1970s winters. It's funny what memory associations you get from music. When ever I put this album on, I'm back there in my mind.
The Ozzy albums, particularly the early ones are as strong as any band’s. That is a powerful memory to associate with this masterpiece. My favorite albums do the same thing for me. 👍👍
Love this album! If ''Paranoid'' was the birth of heavy metal, this dare I say was the birth of true Doom metal. Man every song is just killer fat stoney grooves(even thou coke was the favored drug here) Never get tired of this album.
One small thing: I would have loved to have swapped, Changes for Sweet leaf I could heh;)
Yeah Changes and FX are the weak links on an otherwise stellar album.
This album is where Black Sabbath first embraced "progressive" elements. I'm not referring to the prog genre here but atypical elements present at that time that crept into some heavier rock albums. You've nailed "Changes" here where some conventional heavy metal channels fail to. Black Sabbath's Ozzy-era ballads were eerie, stoner pieces and not cheesy as some metal reviewers characterize them. This probably comes from your much wider appreciation of music genres than some of these de-rigueur metal-head listeners. A great review of a great album. Cheers.
Thank you! I’ve always respected Sabbath for having the confidence to pull off a song like “CHANGES’ which was so off brand for them. To me it gives the album even more depth and character.
My favourite of the Ozzy era, properly heavier tunes & the sound is 'bigger' than the previous 3 though still not great, its a bonecrusher nonetheless & is always in my car CD player along with Never Say Die.
After the very brief Master of Reality I’m sure some fans wondered if they were running out of ideas. Clearly they were not.
First 7 sabbath albums were the best
Killer video Jeff! First off i love this album except Changes and FX ! I really dislike every ballad Ozzy does! Something about his voice sounds awful to me on them! The rest of the album is superb! Probably about in the middle of Ozzy era Sabbath to me! Phenomenal job on the video brother 👍🤘🤘
I thought as a fan of Several Species of Small Furry Animals you would totally dig F/X! 😂
@@jeffwhitchervinyldestinati4486 haha!!! 👍🤘🤘
Volume 4 was best.
Lol that is nuts they painted him lol
I know - so funny! 😂
Bahaha imagine being the 911 operator getting a call from some bloke saying we painted our friend gold and lacquered him. 😂😂😂
I would pay anything to get a tape of that 911 call.
@@jeffwhitchervinyldestinati4486 me too.
@@jeffwhitchervinyldestinati4486 from my imagination, hello 911 whats your emergency? A very stoned voice with a british accent says, uhh we just painted our friend bill gold and uhh haha lacquered him haha. Operator scratches his head Huh? You did what sir? Uhhh haha ya we uhh painted bill naked with gold paint haha and he's having trouble breathing haha. Umm ok sir we're on our way. Operator then says to a co worker hey i just got this weird call...... 😂
What did Jimi Hendrix think of Sabbath?
I’m not sure if he ever heard them?
My first high school band "Technical Ecstasy" we tried so hard to do Snowblind, HAHA. Came out ok I guess! Anybody else try it?
I’m no musician but I’m sure Snowblind is tricky to play!
Love this album.When I picked it up I fell in love with Changes.But the whole album is fantastic.Saw them on this tour.Worst show I ever saw.Wild Turkey were the backup band and were really good,but then we waited 3 hours for Sabbath they played 45 minutes didn't communicate with the audience at all.They started walking off the stage in a barrage of chairs and bottles being thrown at them
Oh man, that’s disappointing! They must have been wasted on coke. 😱
I saw Sabbath with Wild Turkey in March Charlotte Park Center NC 1972. This was before Vol.4 was recorded in L.A. at the Record Plant. Sabbath played Snowblind and Tomorrow's Dream for the first time live and Ozzy Osborne had the lyrics taped to the microphone stand for those songs before teleprompters were used for live shows.
That story about what they did to Bill Ward with the paint, that's nothing compared to what Sharen did to him 40 years later. Poor Bill.
You are so right. Such a damn shame.
Supernaught is easily the best song on here! Phenomenal song which gets rid of the bad taste in my mouth from the worst 2 songs in the Ozzy era of Sabbaths discography which precede it! 👍🤘🤘
The cover of the album and the name really didn't do this album justice, pretty bland. But, that's where the blandness ends and the energy and excitement begins. This album is "classic" Sabbath. The whole album's great, not one filler. Sabbath was really on a roll at this time. What can I say. I still listen to these songs, and they're just as good as they were back then. I love vintage Black Sabbath!
I believe they wanted to title the album “Snowblind” but the record company balked.
Yes, Warner Bros said no f'ing way to Snowblind.😅
Leave off Changes, FX, and Laguna Sunrise, and you'd have the perfect album, just like Heaven and Hell. I still can't say which one is better though.
I like changes. It's the sensitive side of Ozzy, though still eerie.
What versions of these Sabbath albums are you using for your videos? They sound quite different from my 70s vinyl and I don't think I like them.
Whatever version is available online.
@@jeffwhitchervinyldestinati4486 ok, thanks.
Great videos anyway, I've enjoyed them.
Funny thing about this album…it’s fricking awesome…but I hardly ever listen to it. I don’t know why. Lol. Maybe the production on some of the songs? Laguna Sunrise is one of the prettiest melodies Iommi ever recorded.
It’s a great album although the production is not the best. Some of my favorite Sabbath songs are on this one though!
Snowblind is their only perfect song and also my favorite.
I think they have a few perfect songs. Sign of the southern cross is definitely perfect
This is incredible bro
@@theflipside-vinylcommunity just listened. Not a song for me. Not original Sabbath.
Iron Man isn't perfect? 😂
@@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812 not to me. Damn close though.
John Michael Osbourne
Terence Michael Butler
William Thomas Ward
Anthony Frank Iommi
The True Real Sabbath ⚡🔥💪👊😎🤘
Yes! 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻
Vol 4 is Sabbath s heaviest album it is the all time heaviest album ever if you try to get heavier it would just be stupid Sabbath are the kings of Doom
Not my favorite ozzy era sabbath album.
I can dig mellow music but the song Changes is embarrassing.
More cocaine fuled fun. Poor Bill lol. What a frikkin album they put out, 4th album a grandslam. And makes my fav ozzy Era record harder to choose
Yeah those first four are phenomenal.
@@jeffwhitchervinyldestinati4486 can never be topped, the first 4 was miles ahead of thier time, and these clips you put out shows you worked your ass off, and you are a true non fake sabbath head
@@lancecrocket2391 thanks Lance! 😃
@@jeffwhitchervinyldestinati4486 thank you !!!!!