Black Sabbath Album Debate with Martin Popoff | LOCK HORNS (live stream archive)

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Black Sabbath is arguably the most important metal band of all time. Now, as their final tour has come to an end, we debate the band's 37-year history and extensive discography. Guest co-host Martin Popoff, author and definitive expert on all things Sabbath, and host Sam Dunn discuss the iconic British band's career. (And that Dio holagram, too.) Join the debate LIVE Wednesday February 15 at 4PM Eastern and help us determine the Top 10 Black Sabbath records!
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@natas333x2 6 лет назад

Why does Under the Sun always get overlooked!? It's one of the heaviest, doomiest, sludgiest songs of all time!

@dirkm1920 5 лет назад

same with Cornucopia

@markdevereux2618 5 лет назад

Tony Iommi throws out some awesome heavy riffs on that cut. It's godlike Sabbath rules!!

@mattsabath 5 лет назад

Ken G That whole album kicks ass.

@garrydaniel5210 5 лет назад

I agree. It's very In to the void in structure as well. Fast tempo riff leading into slow grinding riff! genius!

@repetitivemotion 4 года назад

Vol 4 would be my choice

@mattsabath 5 лет назад

As a teenager in the 70’s the first band I liked was Kiss. Then I went to high school and heard Zeppelin. Then since I realized I liked the heavier stuff I got into Sabbath. Left high school loving Maiden after their first album. Then Priest, Metallica, Megadeth etc... Point is, at 56 years old I still listen to Sabbath the most.

@noeliacubaespejo9427 4 года назад

No "Headless Cross" nor "Tyr"?...What kind of video about Black Sabbath is this?, from the introduction of the video, (all vocalists are mentioned except Tony Martin), to the content, this video is disrespectful to the era with Martin

@Horrorfreak106 4 года назад

They do mention Tony Martin, but only from the comments from the viewers. Yeah, pretty disrespectful. I love how a lot of these "fans" call themselves that, even though they diss anything outside the Ozzy era.

@humanbeing2420 3 года назад

He is mentioned at 6:30.

@SuperTugz 2 года назад

Yeah I dig Martin-era Sabbath, underrated vocalist, under-appreciated albums

@ovfilho 3 месяца назад

Opinião polêmica, eu prefeito como um todo, a fase Tony Martin à fase Dio. Heaven and hell é um dos melhores do sabbath, com toda a certeza, porém, olhando o conjunto de discos lançados pelo Dio no Sabbath, prefiro os do Tony. A atmosfera criada ali me encanta, soam como "filmes de terror nos anos oitenta", com tudo que a época tinha de melhor para oferecer, é como assistir um filme da época, com chuvas e trovão, mulheres na banheira, e uma banda tocando na sala a beira da lareira, mágico cara.

@mattsabath 5 лет назад

Props to Martin. 9 years old and bringing Vol 4 to school. That’s so killer.

@julianschulz1620 6 лет назад

Sabotage features the best riffs, songs & Ozzy's greatest vocal performance ever.

@thecommentator2925 2 года назад

Not to mention it is the forerunner for proto thrash. Plus, the guitar riff on Megalomania is absolutely killer!

@slados1 7 лет назад

He "never liked Fairies Wear Boots very much"--- that's borderline sacrilege!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@andywitch666 6 лет назад

it is sacrilege, pure and simple...my favorite song!!!

@jobckts682 5 лет назад

Hear Brown Sabbath cover. Groove.

@gamleskalle1 5 лет назад

Great drums on it

@carlosjantarada7212 4 года назад

My Dio era favorite album by far.

@wenndingofoster5680 4 года назад

He doesn't like fairies Wear Boots because it was an anti skinhead song. Martin popoff was rumored to have grown up a household that abided by the conservative Law laid down consisting of a strict working class skinhead regimen.The lyrical inspiration was prompted by one of the band members being attacked by a gang of Bald Aryan Rights Activists. The song title was meant as sarcasm , but people that like Martin popoff decipher the lyrics in the improper context. The vocal phrasing fail to follow a cohesive Iambic pentameter. And the vocal patterns fail to articulate the most basic phonetics of human annunciation . So its usual someone not familiar with the subject matter has an incredulous view of the message coveyed there in . Fairies Wear Boots tends to hit a primal nerve in most people , and the beat throws off normal equilibrium functions . The the chord progressions were designed to manipulate the medulla oblongata , income been rumored to even reduce the serotonin levels in the brain . that swinging awkward groove really messes with people's cerebral cortex. in other words it creates a state of confusion and unrest. It's Just Too groovy and heavy for the average person in other words . On top of which white supremist do not appreciate when someone is referring to them as fairies . It's mainly skinheads that don't enjoy the song. don't underestimate the power of that particular song it's one of the most powerful things ever put to music

@Horrorfreak106 4 года назад

Tony Martin era is SOOOO underrated! Eternal Idol, Headless Cross, TYR, and Cross Purposes are ALL great albums! Different than Dio and Ozzy, sure, but that doesn't mean they're bad.

@Gueli 2 года назад

Couldn’t agree more!!! I feel sad for the huge amount of people who miss those great records

@flingar 6 лет назад

What the FUCK! How can't you see the importance of TYR? A monumental-epic album, great riffs/songs!

@20thCenturyPox 7 лет назад

Master of Reality, and after that you can argue among yourselves.

@rayross997 5 лет назад

That haunting riff from the song Black Sabbath is my all time fav. Still gives me chills when I play it on my SG. Iommi was & is my biggest influence as a guitar player. And he doesn't even have all his fingers. Thank you Tony, best riff writer of all time.

@TOBIBORNGuitar 7 лет назад

I LOVE "Headless Cross" !!

@AMKN75 5 лет назад

Hell yeah! ...and I really like Tyr too. :D

@robbyt3653 4 года назад

@RODRIGO ST I wouldn't say the best but he is definitely underrated.

@mertgulcurgs 4 года назад

One of the finest albums of Sabbath. I hate it when people associate Sabbath only with Ozzy.

@mertgulcurgs 3 года назад

@Bookhouse Boy Well, all these big bands are teamwork. But it is a fact that Tony was the main guy over 50 years for keeping the name integrated and being a nr1 riff master of all time. Headless Cross is absolutely Sabbath! It is unique due to Tony Martin, Cozy and even Mr Murray. Maybe you were refferring to Seventh Star?

@policyjunkie3312 2 года назад

Lol headless cross

@shanecovey1901 7 лет назад

As soon as this dude threw out SABOTAGE as the best album I was on board! My friends and I had it on a loop for our formative years as the best beginning to end album to play in the background of whatever party incarnation we had going on its that solid. Bits and pieces of the older and newer are always go to favorites as Iconic Sabbath. This show/debate went south after Banger took over and the album talk threw that album to the wayside and I lost interest because you strayed from the core. I appreciate the catalogue and wouldn't kick out of bed any Sabbath song but Sabotage is it. Anything else is just a song I love not an Album.

@youtoo2233 5 лет назад

I like many Sabbath albums in their own way but Sabotage has always been at the top.

@davelanciani-dimaensionx 5 лет назад

I also agree - Sabotage is such an angry album, really their last gasp before the fall.

@paulgrech3368 5 лет назад

Sabotage has that coke-fuelled mania that makes it intense.

@JoeyP322 5 лет назад

I’m a hardcore Sabbath fan and also believe ‘Sabotage’ was their best album... the two that followed ‘Technical Ecstasy’ and ‘Never Say Die’ were dismal at best... I wanted to hate ‘Heaven and Hell’ - I can remember waiting to buy it when it was released, and absolutely loved it...

@markdevereux2618 5 лет назад

Sabotage is in top 2 Feel sorry for people who missed this record It's a musical assault metal magic. Ozzy blows my mind on THRILL OF IT ALL

@xwhite2020 7 лет назад

Sabotage is a phenomenal recording and my favorite. The Writ, Megalomania, Supertzar and Symptom of the universe are fucking sick.

@ellacarmel 7 лет назад

I attended a show from their last tour and it was absolutely fucking amazing, Black Sabbath will never die. P.S I'm 15 and very upset that non of my idols and favorite artists will be alive by the time I'm 50

@ellacarmel 7 лет назад

Plus Ozzy's sabbath is the BEST Sabbath

@papabillydeth4723 7 лет назад

Ella Carmel false dio is the best

@jellyjelly4322 6 лет назад

Heaven and hell megadeth and machine head was my first concert ever I was in the 4th grade that shit blew me away so glad I got to see dio with sabbath

@wenndingofoster5680 4 года назад

@@papabillydeth4723 Ian Gillan was the best

@wenndingofoster5680 4 года назад

@@papabillydeth4723 Black Sabbath after Ozzy sounded like a heavier Deep Purple more than they did Black Sabbath anymore. But you are right Dio was the much better vocalist

@Jgilbzs 7 лет назад

1.) Master of Reality 2.) Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 3.) Black Sabbath 4.) Paranoid 5.) Sabotage

@michaelweber4008 5 лет назад

I agree.

@KTF0 5 лет назад

Pretty much my list except flip Paranoid and Black Sabbath. Master of Reality has the best tone by far.

@mirokuusjarvik3439 4 года назад

This is pretty close

@spacegrass2738 3 года назад

I would swap Volume 4 for Sabotage other than that I’m with you

@nkamal2007 7 лет назад

First SIX albums of Black sabbath with Ozzy, followed by TWO albums with DIO followed by one album with Ian Gillan! And lastly closing with last album '13' with OZZY! Thats hell of a monstér Band \m/

@PerfectMask1 7 лет назад

Enjoyed that. Can't really argue with that top 5, although we all have our personal favorites. It's a shame the post Ozzy period is so under rated, I think if the band had changed their name after the first Ozzy era then the Dio and especially the Tony Martin albums would have been given more credit. I personally think the first 3 Tony Martin albums are very good albums, especially Headless Cross.

@yaboiwarp 7 лет назад

Yea. Martin Popoff. One of the very few legit music journalists. Love this guy.

@KTF0 5 лет назад

Yeah, I read some of his books without even knowing. He's great with 70s-80s, I wish there was an 90s-00s black and death metal guy that writes like him. A lot of modern writers get stuck in trying to be cool or contrarian-y.

@MetalMan73100 5 лет назад

While mentioning Sabbath´s great singers over the years during the intro, Tony Martin (my personal favourite) doesn´t even get a mention. The guy had a five octave range, yet Sam Dunn doesn´t even find him worthy of inclusion among the greats.

@flingar 6 лет назад

What's not to like about TYR? This is outrageous! Have you even listened to the album? What's not to like???

@CelestialWoodway 5 лет назад

What's to like? Boring as shit, shitty vocalist.

@deadliestassassin3092 4 года назад

CelestialWoodway your opinion dont matter so STFU ya potato brain.

@Horrorfreak106 4 года назад

@@CelestialWoodway Boring? Shitty vocalist? The fuck are you talking about?

@nateputerbaugh5709 7 лет назад

As far as 13 goes, my standard was "please dont embarrass yourselves." By that standard it wildly exceeded those expectations

@wkr64691 7 лет назад

Dehumanizer is my favorite Dio sabbath album. I can understand why most go for heaven and hell or mob rules but I've never understood why Dehumanizer gets a lot of flack.

@sleepbetraysme 3 года назад

This right here ⬆️ 👏

@VonSeux 7 лет назад

The Devil You Know IS a Sabbath album as mush as Heaven and Hell/Mob Rules/Dehumanizer. It's also much better than 13 : nice to see it mentioned on 9:38

@sabbathrider 7 лет назад

agree

@davelanciani-dimaensionx 5 лет назад

TDYK is a very good album. I also think it's better than 13. 13 sounds like the same song over and over - no real variety in the songs and all.

@KTF0 5 лет назад

Agree. I thought that 13 was a big disrespect to Geezer. You can barely hear him on 13. Plus the songs sounds so fresh on Devil.

@carlosjantarada7212 4 года назад

Amen... though I like 13 a bit more. Two great records to close both Sabbath major line ups.

@SuperTugz 2 года назад

Someone could make a legitimate argument for Bible Black being a top 10 "Black Sabbath" song and I couldn't really refute it much.

@ponskponsk3210 7 лет назад

Awesome live-stream, Banger! Please do more album ranking videos for the most influental metal bands.

@misate8993 7 лет назад

Changes is a masterpiece in my mind. It helps people throught difficult times. I love both hardrock, metal and rock ballads. 70s Black Sabbath have it all. They are truly a legendary band.

@neddystark3351 2 года назад

Loved watching that, here's mine :- 1. Headless Cross 2. Heaven & Hell 3. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 4. Eternal Idol 5. Mob Rules 6. Paranoid 7. Black Sabbath 8. Dehumanizer 9. Seventh Star 10. Sabotage

@BirdsElopeWithTheSun09 7 лет назад

My top 5: 1. Paranoid - 2. Master Of Reality - 3. Black Sabbath - 4. Vol. 4 - 5. Heaven & Hell

@jeyell41 5 лет назад

BirdsElopeWithTheSun For me: 1. Master of Reality 2. Sabotage 3. Black Sabbath 4. Volume 4. 5. Paranoid 6. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 7. Heaven and Hell 8. Born Again 9. Never Say Die 10. Headless Cross 11. Technical Ecstasy 12. Mob Rules 13. Eternal Idol 14. 13 15. Seventh Star 16. Dehumanizer 17. Tyr 18. Cross Purposes 19. Forbidden

@vampirascoffin870 5 лет назад

Sick lists my dudes🤘😈🔥

@astroman2112 7 лет назад

Love the shows and Martin Popoff is always a great guest. Wished the shows were longer, always seems rushed to me.

@davidsthubbins176 7 лет назад

Yeah, Sam was reading the viewer comments so fast. Slow down dude.

@PerfectMask1 7 лет назад

I thought that too. When discussing classic band's albums, there is no need to rush.

@papabillydeth4723 7 лет назад

PerfectMask1 it's fortunate they are able to make these as long as they are it probably isn't cheap with the production they've got going on

@DropTehBazz 6 лет назад

What production?

@peir77 5 лет назад

Vol. 4 is my favorite. It encapsulates the desperation of drug addiction and confusion just in the music alone. It is super heavy, sludgy and "Under the Sun" is light years ahead of it's time. Put the record on.. it's a dark heavy journey through the struggles of life.

@nonipaulette4520 4 года назад

Best channel. great episode!

@miguelfernandezmillan2829 7 лет назад

hey banger, Id love to watch a video like this about Death. I think every death metal fan would love to watch that. also love that Martin Popoff guy btw

@papabillydeth4723 7 лет назад

Miguel Fernandez Millan I would too but they don't have that big of a discography I think it should be bands with more than ten albums although all death albums are fantastic

@wenndingofoster5680 4 года назад

They should do one about Immolation

@wenndingofoster5680 4 года назад

They need to do a top 5 on Marduk

@wenndingofoster5680 4 года назад

Maybe Incantation , Horna , Obituary , Deeds of Flesh , Iron Maiden

@SheppiTSRodriguez 7 лет назад

Martin said his choice was Sabotage, I immediately thought: Man this guy knows his shiet.

@wenndingofoster5680 4 года назад

I just think Martin like to see Bill Ward in tight red pants

@russellszabadosaka5-pindin849 3 года назад

Sr. Odriguez definitely. Sabotage is one of the greatest albums of all time.

@historychannel123 3 года назад

@@wenndingofoster5680 lol

@mason3872 3 года назад

Sabotage isn’t that good (in my opinion) it has a few great songs like symptoms of the universe, hole in the sky, and megalomania but compared to paranoid, masters of reality, etc. it just doesn’t stand a chance.

@brandonhofmann5479 2 года назад

@@wenndingofoster5680 i like

@Chuloloc 7 лет назад

Awesome. Thank you, Sam. Hail Banger TV.

@marcbeil8342 3 года назад

Indeed my top five albums are all with different singers!!! 1. Seventh Star (Glenn fuckin' Hughes!!) 2. Eternal Idol (probably the Ray Gillen version over the official Tony Martion release) 3. Born Again 4. Master Of Reality 5. Dehumanizer

@gxshepherd 7 лет назад

Did Sam not recognise that the Star Trek TNG analogy was a quote from Wayne's World? Superbly placed.

@youtoo2233 5 лет назад

70's Sabbath my fave, especially everything on the first 6 albums.

@Head318Hunter 3 года назад

Absolutely

@jfk-od2wy 5 лет назад

You guys need to hear the mighty VOL. 4 again

@simonbringolf3002 7 лет назад

I think Technical ecstasy is a very underrated album.

@jamescarter3130 5 лет назад

I agree. Rock k n roll dr., all moving parts stand still, back street kids, and gypsy are all good songs. Technical ecstasy is probably #6 or 7 favorite albums, but dirty woman is top five in all time sabbath songs.

@youtoo2233 5 лет назад

Yeah honestly I really have only recently got into technical ecstasy and I'm surprised how good it is after reading a lot of bad reviews and comments from fans

@markdevereux2618 5 лет назад

As a guitarist I delved into this album quite a bit at the time. Tony solos slipped a little on this album otherwise the songs were strong and rather theatrical w/ synthesizer more pronounced than usual. Follow up NEVER SAY DIE had one of all time favorites SHOCKWAVE I might have listened to TECNICAL ECSTASY more times than any of the others for some reason I guess the timing of it 1977-78

@naturalthing1 5 лет назад

It's underrated because it sucks

@mattsabath 5 лет назад

MaTaFiX I’m a huge Sabbath fan and I omitted T.E from my library years ago.

@andrewc4112 7 лет назад

Out of the Ozzy-era albums, I would say Master of Reality is the best all-around album as a whole. To me, it has the fewest "weak points." Almost every second of that album is well-spent. But it's hard, because each of those albums has at least 2 or 3 songs, if not 5 or 6, that are mind-blowingly awesome. Songs so good that they seem to merit the album being voted "best" just because of how great those songs are. Under the Sun and Snowblind could probably make Volume 4 worth it by themselves; Symptom of the Universe and Megalomania could make Sabotage worth it all by themselves; Black Sabbath could make that album worth it by itself, and so on. My favorite Black Sabbath song, I would say, is "A National Acrobat." It just sticks with me through the years better than anything.

@TJCombo67 7 лет назад

Subbed. Great channel.

@EddieSparxx 3 года назад

32:47 I find myself coming back to this video every now and again and hearing my Wayne's World reference at this point in the live stream is one of my favourite contributions to the internet to this very day! (I used to be called Eddie Mc80s)

@EvaAliceD 5 лет назад

Cross purposes with epic dying for love was my first ever album that I listened to by Black Sabbath and all other after that so the album was great enough to make me hungry for more! Heaven and hell from.the live Wacken DVD I have is one of the best songs ever goosebumps by the epic guitar in the hands of the riff master Tony Iommi and RJD and his voice and presence in singing takes you places where dragons fly😍Keep it metal🤘🤘🖤🖤🖤

@LEEFORDJAGG 3 года назад

Great main presenter.The three of you really kept the conversations and debates moving.

@SoreEyeMusic 7 лет назад

I got into Sabbath listening to the hits first, and then discovering the REALLY good songs afterwards xD I must say... having listened to all their 70's albums, my favorite of all time must be Sabotage from '75... Ozzy's voice kills like it's never killed before on that record, and who can really pan songs like The Writ, Megalomania and Hole In The Sky?

@thecontrarians2438 6 лет назад

Great debate! I tend to agree with Martin about Paranoid, but I still love it. The later Ozzy albums Never Say Die and Technical Ecstasy are two of my favourites as well. I think I like almost every thing from the Ozzy/Sabbath era.

@BigSwifty500 7 лет назад

great topic!!

@cutsrosescents4950 7 лет назад

Thanks for the Lockhorns Sam and Road Crew

@brpadington 7 лет назад

Eternal Idol is one of my favorite albums of all time.

@papabillydeth4723 7 лет назад

I like these album debates, you guys should do a best album cover rank

@eddiesparxx2715 7 лет назад

Yay! I got a shoutout! \m/

@oilime83 7 лет назад

How does Wheels of confusion sound the same as Supernaut or Under the sun? No huge classics? What about Snowblind???

@neuroisis85 5 лет назад

For real, like every song on Vol 4 has it's own distinct sound and feel.

@Lyka-clock 7 лет назад

I also think Sabatage is amazing and I always thought that it showed off the layers and writing skills of Sabbath. I was thinking about that record lately. I have it on cassette. I gotta get that again on cd.

@Mission2Transition641 6 лет назад

great great great clip...im big fan of Popoff..been reading his books for a decade or more. Born Again is a great album.....I was surprised to see the love for Dehumaniser...one of my favorites!

@esotericwarpedagogics3112 7 лет назад

Excellent show Banger!!

@NavarroSkyrim 7 лет назад

1 - Paranoid 2 - Black Sabbath 3 - Master Of Reality 4 - Sabotage 5 - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 6 - Vol. 4

@threestringsomg 3 года назад

Perfect order

@AlexRuark 7 лет назад

I Agree about Sabotage. It's the one I keep coming back to.

@doctorx3 6 лет назад

Rat Salad is mainly a showcase for Bill Ward's drumming, but I'm cool with that, because he grew by leaps and bounds over the first album. Serious jazz chops.

@dlmetal9606 7 лет назад

I'm glad to see someone agree about Sabotage. I feel it is somewhat overlooked. Symptom of the Universe is so damn heavy and my favorite Sabbath song. Definitely my favorite Sabbath album as well! And my list: 1.Sabotage 2.Paranoid 3.Master of Reality 4.Heaven and Hell 5.Black Sabbath 6.Mob Rules 7.Volume 4 8.Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 9.The Devil You Know 10.13 11.The Eternal Idol 12.Never Say Die 13.Technical Ecstasy I need to go back and listen to all the others!

@jayjaytee9944 7 лет назад

1. Master - 2. Sab Bloody Sab - 3. Vol.4 - 4. Sabotage - 5. Mob Rules - 6. Born Again Those top six have all been favorite's at some point...so I find them very hard to separate.

@Nightbreed82 7 лет назад

32:49 - Gotta love how that Wayne's World reference went right over Sam's head XD

@MK-oz2lf 7 лет назад

Sigh.... It's obvious the first 6 album are the best. But OK. They want to talk Sabbath for an hour. I would too.

@nateputerbaugh5709 7 лет назад

The Electrocist Heaven and Hell is right up with them

@miguelbarahona6636 7 лет назад

Mob Rules, Seventh Star, The Eternal Idol, Headless Cross and TYR, follow. And all the rest albums, including The Devil you know.

@LuisDHern 7 лет назад

My Top 10: 1- Master of Reality, 2- Paranoid, 3- Black Sabbath, 4- Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, 5- Heaven and Hell, 6- Vol. 4, 7- 13, 8- Dehumanizer, 9- Mob Rules, 10- Sabotage

@bayousurvivor 7 лет назад

TYR sucks???? Seriously Mr Popoff...what the hell man?????!?!?!?

@sabbathrider 7 лет назад

really, wtf! that was cheap

@moonspell6759 7 лет назад

Tyr does not suck; I don't like it though.

@sabbathrider 7 лет назад

fair enoug

@PerfectMask1 7 лет назад

Yep, I thought the way he dismissed that album was a bit out of order - It's got some good songs on it.

@Hordes_Of_Nebulah 7 лет назад

As much as I respect this dudes knowledge on metal I actually flipped him off when he said that lol. Sure, not the best album by any means but Anno Mundi has one of Iommi's best riffs ever and by no means does the album suck.

@mrmaxaxl 4 года назад

My top 10 Sabbath songs: 1. Disturbing The Priest. I get goosebumps everytime I hear this song. Gillan sounds absolutely possessed here especially with those evil laughters at the end. 2. Heaven And Hell. Amazing song from start to finish. 3. The Shining. Tony Martin is extremely underrated! 4. Junior's eyes. Love this song. You can feel the pain in Ozzys voice when he is singing about his father passing away. 5. Sabbath Bloddy Sabbath. 6. Die Young. Dio at his vocal peak. 7. Voodoo. 8. Headless Cross. 9. Digital Bitch. 10. Never Say Die.

@omarpagan4244 7 лет назад

all albums with tony Martin are great allllllll

@SylviusTheMad 6 лет назад

Except maybe Forbidden.

@simonbedan139 6 лет назад

Haha

@Hy-jg8ow 6 лет назад

Even Forbidden is great, I never understood whats wrong with it, it has some very interesting and dark sounding songs.

@CelestialWoodway 5 лет назад

No they all suck ass and put most people to sleep.

@sds4life17 5 лет назад

Never liked Tony Martin

@heitorphoddah13571 5 лет назад

couldn't help but smile when popoff chose sabotage, my absolute favourite as well, for pretty much the same reasons!!

@davesaenz3732 5 лет назад

I was a big Metallica/Slayer fan, till I discovered Black Sabbath and I was blown away. So much more material and so much better, plus the Sabbath tree which includes Ozzy Rhandy Rhoads, Dio and Vivian Campbell. These 3 bands created everything before 1984.

@laeldestan1536 6 лет назад

In no particular order- Master of Reality, Mob Rules, Eternal Idol are the best "albums". But there are some good songs on Never say die that should have been mentioned.

@diegovb1145 5 лет назад

Eternal Idol is my favorite album :p

@christopherbell4543 7 лет назад

The list is pretty much as I expected it so no big shock there, I'd never heard of Dehumanizer so that I'm going to check it out right now. Btw Paranoid is my favorite

@villain68 4 года назад

Wow! My favorite Sabbath album too!

@michaelcarlile94 5 лет назад

As someone who started his metal journey by Sabbath. Paranoid Master of Reality and 13 are my favorites. I've always been a big fan of the doomy side of Sabbath.

@themetalgator6668 7 лет назад

I got to play holy wars and do a speech about why it's my favorite song when I was in highschool

@DarkKnight666 7 лет назад

Starts @ 2:21.

@mvunit3 7 лет назад

If I pulled out a Black Sabbath album in my classroom for show and tell as a 7-9 year old, I would have been placed on a pole and set on fire because it was a Catholic School . . . in the South :p. Good thing I didn't get into them till I was 14 back here in California :D. My 1st time "seeing" an album was a cousin's (in Louisiana) house during a family celebration, and "We Sold our Souls for Rock 'n Roll" in a album stack by the stereo. I had to be 8 or 11? :)

@mvunit3 7 лет назад

And "Tyr" is NOT a great album??? . . . Jesus, I guess I need to publish a few books :/. But "Born Again" IS the heaviest/aggressive Sabbath album. Its as if Ian "requested" to make it the heaviest album since he said he was in while he was drunk :p.

@sleepbetraysme 3 года назад

Martin, has always dogged ‘Dehumanizer’. But that album is aging well, and people are coming around - on how good it really is. The ultimate contrarian album.

@Howard_the_Duck 7 лет назад

any plans for another Lock Horns with Lisa? also, my suggestions for band-specific entries are slayer, iced earth, and in flames. all 3 have large, um, discographies.

@gabiballetje 7 лет назад

'DJ, do classes still do that ?' No idea, i did it like 23 years ago or something, in the case of me and another kid in class, it was Alice in Chains - Dirt and Sepultura - Roots Bloody Roots or something i think. There weren't too many metalheads, but we made up for it quite a bit :P

@davesaenz3732 5 лет назад

1.Peranoid 2. Master of Reality 3. Savatoge 4. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 5. Black Sabbath 6. Heaven and He'll 7. Volume 4 8. Mob Rules 9. Technical Ecstasy 10. Dehumanizer 11. Never say Die If I could include Ozzy Rhandy Rhoads Tribute that is my second favorite album ever.

@nicksword97 3 года назад

So I'm 27, I grew up on ozzy and black sabbath. Headless cross on cassette. Always thought that was dio. Headless cross needs more recognition imo.

@SuperStrik9 2 года назад

Black Sabbath are my favorite band. Love the Ozzy, Dio and Gillan eras. I like the later albums as well including 13 but the 68-84 period are my favorite years of the band.

@jjvladimir6070 7 лет назад

I love every single album. Even Forbidden is great.

@Hegder 7 лет назад

Ha! Well done to the person who slipped a Wayne's World reference past Sam, Lisa and Martin.

@jobguy2351 4 года назад

I think Dollar Store Geddy Lee ought to have included Sabotage. It's Martin Popoff. On your heavy metal internet show.

@lincolnhirschi1841 4 года назад

My personal list: Black Sabbath,Paranoid, Vol. 4, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Mob Rules, Heaven and Hell. So many classics! And Born Again! Dude's right about it being bizzare! I actually caught that tour.

@mannyruiz1954 4 года назад

Vol.4 is my favorite Sabbath album.

@judyhansen3426 5 лет назад

love it

@jfk-od2wy 5 лет назад

VOL. 4 is fantastic-wheels of confusion, UNDER THE SUN!!-the high point of the show I saw in 2013 was that devastatingly heavy song. (Reunion was recorded in Birmingham, England not Ozz-fest)

@allendean9807 6 лет назад

Many people forget Dehumanizer, which is an incredible example of the Dio years

@themetalgator6668 7 лет назад

nice candlemass shirt!

@ibejonb 5 лет назад

Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Sabotage, Heaven and Hell, Technical Ecstasy, Eternal Idol (with Martin and Ray Gillan) and Cross Purposes. Been a Sabbath fan since I was 12 I am now 54. Love Headless Cross also.

@samuelmagnum6047 5 лет назад

Well done. Immediately, Master of Reality, had my vote for #1

@termsofusepolice 7 лет назад

This is a lot simpler than Popoff makes it. There are only three Sabbath's: Bill, Geezer and Tony fronted my Ozzy, Bill, Geezer and Tony fronted by Dio and Bill, Geezer and Tony fronted by Gillan. All other lineups of "Sabbath" on record were really just Tony Iommi solo albums.

@hu9204 7 лет назад

I wouldn't say Mob Rules, Dehumanizer and 13 are Tony Iommi solo albums.

@nateputerbaugh5709 7 лет назад

1. Vol 4 2. Paranoid 3. Master of Reality 4. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 5. Heaven and Hell

@Dogfish63 7 лет назад

Nothing beats listening to BS on vinyl ! Even if it's beat up and has cracks and pops. Brings back great memories !

@JIF882 6 лет назад

Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. I love keyboards. Also, the orchestration on Spiral Architect is magical.

@raymondhartmeijer9300 7 лет назад

Tom Warrior has Giger's artwork of 'Brain Salad Surgery' on his wall. Great record

@sharksandwich101 7 лет назад

For me what it boils down to is which is the album when you turn it on sounds like "Sabbath". What I mean is, which album sounds dark, heavy, and with some cool jammy parts too. For me, that album is Master of Reality. People who don't really listen to Sabbth know Iron Man as Ozzy (unfair, I know), so Paranoid, while great, gets mistaken as Ozzy solo by some (ignorant) people. The first album, while certainly heavy, sounds more bluesy. Vol. 4 is great but also has some not so great moments (FX, changes, tomorrow's dream is ok but not best). Sabbath Bloody Sabbath also has great moments but not so great moments and definitely feels more mellow. Master of Reality is unmistakably Sabbath and laid even more foundations of modern heavy metal (more of a distorted sound, doom, and even proto-thrash in Children of the Grave)

@tommanserable 6 лет назад

No mention of Tony Martin in the intro list of singers? I sense prejudice in the air....

@Lyka-clock 7 лет назад

Blue Cheer, MC5? What about Zeppelin releasing "Dazed and Confused" in 1969. That was a haunting minor driven piece that was much closer to the song Black Sabbath then anything else at the time.

@lulacarneiro 3 года назад

Sabbath Bloody Sabbath is my favorite. As for the not-so-famous ones, Dehumanizer has a special place in my heart, being the first Sabbath album I ever listened to.