Black Sabbath - In Their Own Words (Full Music Documentary)

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Black Sabbath is one of the most famous names in rock history and a host of famous musicians have appeared in the ranks of the band. How much the revolving door policy affected the creation and performance of the music will probably never be known; but you could always ask the band… This unique film draws on rare archive footage of Black Sabbath on stage alongside the candid reflections of Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, Ronnie James Dio, Neil Murray, Bobby Rondinelli and Glenn Hughes stripping away the rumours and half truths and produce the ultimate critical review of Black Sabbath drawn exclusively from the band’s own words to the media, then and now.
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@bagofbones95 4 года назад

How can you not like Black Sabbath? The original band with Ozzy, Geezer, Bill and Tony is one of the best band ever.

@plciferpffer3048 4 года назад

Then you just don't like music.

@techdeathhippie6319 4 года назад

The drummer of my band hates sabbath . It makes our friendship tough . I mean it really tells me he’s got a mental problem lol fr

@plciferpffer3048 4 года назад

@@techdeathhippie6319 I know the feeling. I don't play in a band. But I have a hobby playing drums with this guitarist/vocalist. (The man behind the band Asaru) He dosent like Black Sabbath. Or Celtic Frost. But we only need some beers, and jam. But I really question his music taste sometimes 😁

@israelroy7077 4 года назад

@@techdeathhippie6319 He's a drummer ! Next thing you know, he will want to change parts on the weekend you practiced all week long with another guitarist...we fired that one !

@techdeathhippie6319 4 года назад

Israel Roy holy shit you really h it at nailed him to a t . Lol fr you’re so right

@okgood8529 2 месяца назад

Wonderful perseverance by Tony to overcome his injury and turn it into his own unique style.

@wyldeyouth 2 месяца назад

Ozzy was so incredibly soulful in almost every song he sang. He gave his all ,and it came out great!

@barrywainwright3391 10 месяцев назад

A whole documentary alone can be done about Bill Ward and all his drums.

@josephmcfarland8442 10 месяцев назад

Love his playing, good man !!!

@andrewburgess6417 2 месяца назад

YES

@ErgoCogita 4 года назад

50 fucking years of Sabbath!!!!!

@teddy36912 11 месяцев назад

And not even a tiny nod to the best drummer ever. Black Sabbath are my favourite band, ever. Why is there nothing about Bill Ward in this?

@JavaEntity 11 месяцев назад

I was also wondering why Bill was neither mentioned or had interview clips. Rather disappointed with that.

@djeanshowell9475 10 месяцев назад

Check out heavy metal Britannia Bill Ward speaks in this documentary it's on RU-vid it's brilliant.. the original Sabbath rules full stop.

@markhunter8554 10 месяцев назад

@@JavaEntity Probably because he declined to participate in the reunion album due to a contract dispute, so the band excluded him from the documentary. If so, it was rather petty of them.

@patrickmaline4258 10 месяцев назад

what does it mean when the drummer is drooling out of both corners of his mouth? the riser is level.

@johnnewman8412 10 месяцев назад

Bill has been at odds with Tony, Geezer and Ozzy for the last few years. His version is that their financial offer to participate in the last album and tour was less than satisfactory. Who knows what the truth is, but it seems strange that he'd turn down the last huge payday he's likely to get. It's a shame because he was always their best drummer.

@John-yz9ti 10 месяцев назад

Tony Iommi is and always will be “THE RIFFMASTER” NO ONE touches him over 50 years later.

@iggy9955 9 месяцев назад

Yes. The factory trouble made the best scary rock and heavy rock guitarist, he didn't invent devils cord as written in Guitar player, but scary cord. Lowered E string on drop C even D is Iommi sound.

@perpetualmotion357 6 месяцев назад

I think he's the most influential guitarist walking the planet (moreso than Jimmy Page) Sabbath started their first two albums in standard tuning and ended the 70's with their last two in standard tuning. It's those albums Master of Reality-Vol4-Sabbath Bloody Sabbath-Sabotage where they would go as low C# that made their sound. If you listen to audience recordings from the early 70s the crowd loses their shit about how heavy the band is. It had to sound like a similar storm that Hendrix brought to the masses only a lot darker.

@AndDeathForAll82 12 дней назад

No, but James Hetfield is the closest.

@oscarvalencia-uh2jh 3 месяца назад

Father: “son, be honest with me”, Ozzy’s father was si amazed to hear Black Sabbath; amazing isn’t it?

@-roejogan- 4 года назад

*Black Sabbath: In Their Own Words* *_(except Bill)_*

@carleckhardt4701 11 месяцев назад

Graduated High School in 70 and have enjoyed listening to Black Sabbath for many years.

@iggy9955 9 месяцев назад

I am 62 and listen Ssbbath every day . Playing guitars 53 y and i know play every song,cord,solo. 3 y I couldn't play because after an operation for tonsillar cancer, my cervical spine weakened and my left hand was squeezed and my left leg was taken away. Those were the hardest years of my life, but they found a cure, my hand opened, and I'm still learning to walk. I can play a little bit, but I hope for better. I beat cancer 7 years ago (prognosis of 3 months to live), so I hear this too because, as the doctor says, you are too young to lie down, and there is also a 20-month-old grandson. He should be taken to the swings and slides in the park 100m from buildings. Parents work so they don't have the will. A different generation than we were. Is that so.

@jamess.829 4 года назад

This is not music, this is weird. Funny, that's pretty much what my old man said when I was blasting Black Sabbath on his Hi-Fi. That album pretty much changed my life. I saw my first concert in 1970. Sabbath at the Auditorium Theater in Chicago. They were great.

@clausappel8086 4 года назад

Today it's been exactly 50 years that the album Black Sabbath was published: Friday the 13th of February 1970 was the birth of heavy metal. Sabbath forever!🤘 The odd thing about it is that I also was born on a 13th of February 😁

@bryonkidder6199 4 года назад

Friday the 13th was in March in 1970....lol

@clausappel8086 4 года назад

Byron Kidder In 1970 there were two fridays the 13th: February and march. So wie are both right.

@toneyisaiah408 4 года назад

Crank it up!

@toneyisaiah408 4 года назад

Awesome classic concert footage.

@toneyisaiah408 4 года назад

Either you love it or hate it.

@fasteddie8782 8 месяцев назад

I love the close-ups of Tony's playing... I love his playing I've been hook since 12 years old on Black Sabbath I'm 62 now ...still riffin

@stevenbowen7674 8 месяцев назад

Got into them a bit later~ 19, but I'm 62 as well, and rocking

@waynesilverman3048 6 месяцев назад

I've got my fender at the moment my les Paul's epiphone s at a different house , (looking forward to get to it )

@JawTooth 2 месяца назад

I'm 62 also. Started playing guitar after listening to Black Sabbath when I was around 14. I always look for the parts in the videos that show Tony playing up close so that I can play it as close to possible as he does

@alexanderveritas 4 месяца назад

*Dio* may not have replaced *Ozzy* as the true *Black Sabbath* frontman, but at least he kept them going. He was there to save them when the band was at its darkest hour. _My eternal respects for _*_Ronnie James “Dio.”_*

@yungadryas1734 5 месяцев назад

Ozzy is king, and always will be.

@escapefelicity2913 10 месяцев назад

60 years ago we had great music & shitty cameras new we got great cameras & corporate noise

@karlfonner7589 10 месяцев назад

Best comment yet

@Surv1ve_Thrive 10 месяцев назад

True

@carywest9256 10 месяцев назад

Couldn't said it better myself, hats off to you!

@michaelknight4041 8 месяцев назад

Im afraid i Have to disagree with tony regarding those old sabbath records. To me they sound just as fresh and wonderful as the first time I ever heard them

@blueshound611 4 года назад

what is curious to me is that they skipped Sabotage, one of there greatest albums, why ?, killer riffs, some of the best songs they ever recorded, Megalomania, Thrill of it all, Am I going Insane

@JohnnyQ714 10 месяцев назад

The fact that Bill Ward wasn’t interviewed makes it NOT a “Black Sabbath” documentary!!!

@Mikevdog 8 месяцев назад

I saw him in the video

@JohnnyQ714 7 месяцев назад

@@Mikevdog , but, not interviewed.

@nitehawk-de8fy 5 месяцев назад

yep

@mlwsf 4 года назад

Ozzy's Dad's quote around 14:50 is hilarious.

@crazykellywfo4240 4 года назад

And very appropriate. This type of subtlety and Tone was very awkward, like the film the Exorcist, the general public were not prepared for either.

@joeshoe6184 13 дней назад

"This isn't music. This is weird."

@randysnewbiebluesrockguita7782 4 года назад

I am a guitarist, but I can really appreciate the awesome talent of Bill Ward and Geezer Buttler, they were the power behind sabbath and on par with Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker only IMO heavier and tighter. The Paris show really showed their power and it only got stronger as time went bye. I was introduced to Sabbath when Paranoid came out here in the States and went and bought the first album straight away. They are a huge influence on my playing and the riff's are easy but complicated at the same time, blues shines through all of the early stuff and is the foundation of this great band.

@MICKEYISLOWD 4 года назад

As a guitarist myself I played at a very high level skill wise for many many yrs but never understanding music theory...I knew my way around the fretboard very well and could improvise for most blues,rock'n'roll and metal no problems but then my curiosity changed when I went back to my childhood listenings 'my dad playing The Beatles' everyday. I wanted to know what actually made them so revered, even classically trained composers regarded them as the crowning glory for the 20th century for popular music. I then began learning music theory properly. I mention this because in your comment you mention sayin' ''their riffs are easy (simple) but complex at the same time'' and understanding theory will give the answers clearly. All this absolutely applies to The Beatles also as their songs are rather quite derived from the chord shapes and templates they often used however their melodies are sublime and fresh, so much so their music is regarded as 'all time greats' along with the other all time greats such as Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner from previous centuries. Learning music theory has been the most rewarding pathway I had ever taken in my musical journey and I just sensed if you was to really dig into theory you would feel the same way when you listen you 'hear' the music from a secondary perspective and understand why a piece of music was brilliantly written even if you don't really like or dig this or that particular song. It also opened every door to me to know just by changing a chord here or there much more possibilities are available to you as you are writing songs. You may be already well versed in theory so I am not sayin' you need anything adding to your skill set whatsoever it is just theory has been the biggest blessing to me in music and you never really learn it all, it just gives me so much more options knowing what will work and when and where to introduce a new chord or to develop better melody ect...

@markhunter8554 10 месяцев назад

And they got along better than Baker and Bruce.

@jrockofages5413 4 месяца назад

I'm no Iommi by any stretch, but I, too, cut the tip off of my ring finger, and it forced me to develop my pinky finger. It helped me grow. A great metaphor for life, in general.

@InTheMindOfDavid 11 месяцев назад

When Tony Iommi recounts what happened to his fingers and how he though he’d never play a guitar again, it’s like he’s putting himself back into that moment in time and how he felt believing his career was over before it had even begun, and is actually feeling what he felt that day and how he actually though he was done for good, and that memory is still a rather emotional one even after all these years the success he’s gained.

@Iam_Dunn 9 месяцев назад

Im a 54 yr old pro guitar player, and Im not ashamed to say the retelling of that story made me cry. \m/, ,\m/

@iggy9955 9 месяцев назад

@@Iam_Dunn I am 62 y and I play guitars 53y. I play in several bands and war is commimg. I am volonter 91-95 and after war I play only like hobby guitarist. Loop and procesor,wah wah pedal and meny guitars. Once guitar always guitar.❤

@joeshoe6184 13 дней назад

I caught that too man. He was feeling it.

@andrewfrancis7272 4 года назад

Great documentary. I didn't grow up as a Sabbath fan.. It was more the Stones, the Who, and punk later on for me. But hearing here what these guys say about their music, their playing, and how they arrived at their sound - I feel enormous respect for them. They had no limitations, they accepted no rules on what they did, they were just as every bit musically anarchist as the Sex Pistols were a bit later on. No one before them were doing quite what they were doing and they weren't following anyone else's road map on how a rock band should sound, which made them pioneers ... and now we're well in the 21st century that kind of courage and willingness to sound different is sorely missed. Respect.

@thenowchurch6419 4 года назад

Sabbath may have kicked off Heavy Metal, but they are better and different than any other Metal band. Their heavy grounding in blues and jazz sets them way apart.

@wavular 10 месяцев назад

Amazing how Tony made those fingertips . Just very cool!

@andrewburgess6417 2 месяца назад

He makes himself new fingertips then adds to the landscape with those guitar tones- IOMMI

@jamesbarrick3403 4 года назад

Seems to me most "serious" Sabbath fans always talk up Dio over Ozzy. I believe quite the opposite. Ozzy is was and will always be THE vocalist that made that band not only great... But a true icon in the rock genre. Dio did not do that... And I don't think he could have done that if he were there in the beginning. "But Dio has this crazy vocal range"... you don't get it... Likely you never will

@letsgetstoned4719 4 года назад

OZZY FUKKEN RULEZ MAN! ! ! ! ! ....R.I.P LEMMY. ......

@jmorgan3977 Год назад

Black Sabbath with Ozzy is one of my favorite bands. Can't bring myself to anything that came after.

@policyjunkie3312 Год назад

I love both

@mattsweeny3957 11 месяцев назад

I agree with you...I HATE when people do that. The were different bands, like Deep Purple with like 6 different line ups...all excellent. No doubt that Dio has a Technically superior vocal range...he was very unique...but ozzy was great in his own way..a Working 💪 man's pub singer versus Dios operatic style. Glenn Hughes & Ian Gillen had great albums in Sabbath Too...love them all...Matt

@mattsweeny3957 11 месяцев назад

Also..you get the Ozzy Kool Aid crowd..."Tony Iommi sucks man..Jake E Lee...ZACH Wylde is better...' Jackasses...there would be NO Sabbath, or Ozzy without Tony..The Riff Master...Matt

@robertneuer4061 5 месяцев назад

Bill ward drumming at the Californian Jam children of the grave is awesome

@gobinstruments4597 4 года назад

The energy and power of those early performances, just incredible.

@markkavanagh7377 4 года назад

Cocaine!!!!!!!😁

@andrewfrancis4462 Год назад

I'm embarrassed. I'm 60 right, and I'm only now coming around to Black Sabbath. I don't know why I resisted listening to them for so long. Maybe because I'm only lukewarm on HM music, but I'm playing the album ('Black Sabbath') at home all the time. Enjoying the songs, and enjoying the musicianship. They're a great band who spawned so many imitators but few equals.

@markhunter8554 10 месяцев назад

I grew up on them.

@Muzzie0323 10 месяцев назад

Better late, than never my friend.

@Iam_Dunn 9 месяцев назад

Welcome bro. Better late than never! \m/, ,\m/

@lw1zfog 9 месяцев назад

you’re ain’t ‘lukewarm’ man, you just ain’t heard the right stuff !

@arturoandrade9089 9 месяцев назад

Black Sabbath are the heavy metal band for people who don't like heavy metal.

@mad_cat_1st 4 года назад

25:30 - Tony Iommi can get some of the most amazing overtones from his gear-not just the guitars. Not sure how he does it, but I can listen to THIS riff from Heaven and Hell and the bridge chords from Iron Man and it sends the neck hair standin' STRAIGHT UP!

@stephenabootman6051 4 года назад

Ozzy, we all love you back, you bloody madman. Ditto for Geezer, Tony and Bill. Dio gets our love as well.

@billyhodges7194 7 месяцев назад

Absolutely the greatest rythym section in metal/ hard rock...

@lethrbear32 9 месяцев назад

I cut my teeth on Sabbath, and I was lucky enough to see them for the 2001 reunion. I've been to hundreds of concerts and they were the most tight live band I ever saw. It was all spot on. It was like a dream come true to see them. I never imagined they'd reunite, but there I was. I'll never forget how great that show was.

@michaelknight4041 8 месяцев назад

Exactly the same for me! I saw them in ninty eight, bill ward and all! My favorite band ever and I never thought I'd ever get to see them seeing as they broke up two years before I was born! It was nothing short of a religious experience!

@monkeywrenchdesignshop7856 4 года назад

Sabbath Bloody Sabbath was the best album! "National Acrobat" and "Killing Yourself to Live" are their 2 best songs in my opinion. They go largely ignored by people. That riff at the beginning of National Acrobat?! Holy shit!

@markhunter8554 10 месяцев назад

Ozzy has said that Sabbath Bloody Sabbath was the last great Sabbath album.

@leftfield5914 6 месяцев назад

Such a knoble sounding track

@J0HNJ0RDAN 4 года назад

Bill Ward lookin like a member of Korn in the 70's. The whole band was ahead of their time. Their first album is 50 years old and it still sounds fresh. Imagine in the year 2000 listening to something from 1950 or in 1990 from 1940.

@robertcronin6603 10 месяцев назад

Fabulous....been a fan since 1978 and never tire of hearing these songs.

@presence9745 4 года назад

Tony came up with some of the greatest riffs ever.

@marcshelstead5355 10 месяцев назад

Bill ward was a great drummer

@FundamentalsUK 4 года назад

Ironic that a heavy metal accident created a heavy metal genre in music ! 🤘🏻

@mad_cat_1st 9 месяцев назад

9:51 - I'm sure that Tony gets tired of telling the same story over and over. The best part of it is that without the accident, he might have just been "another guitar player" instead of the formidable riff writing genius and innovator that he is. You IMMEDIATELY know it's Tony Iommi after hearing one note.

@willyevans 4 года назад

Great stuff. Thank you for taking the time to do this for us.

@billyarsenault1970 4 года назад

Just watching Iommi struggling to talk normally while coked-up out his mind makes me feel like sniffing a couple of huge lines. Fuck it. Calling now for that rocket fuel.

@Alderbeck 4 года назад

Ahhh memories, first band that touched my soul and remained my favourite all my life and they influenced bands that I loved later on metallica an numerous others. Thanks Black Sabbath you brought many hours of sheer pleasure.

@Zoink888 4 года назад

Black Sabbath have been my most favourite band since 1971 :)

@letsgetstoned4719 4 года назад

.......me too man. ......

@arturoandrade9089 9 месяцев назад

This documentary totally skipped Sabotage. That's a criminal oversight.

@Mikevdog 8 месяцев назад

Report it

@arturoandrade9089 8 месяцев назад

@@Mikevdog Ha ha. Yeah, I probably should.

@kristlepickles 8 месяцев назад

ACKNOWLEDGE BILL. His playing was the backbone of the band, the heartbeat of the music! Why would any good doc ignore him??

@shotty2164 4 месяца назад

Because he declined to give interviews or participate in it.

@asuperstraightpureblood 4 года назад

That voice on the song Black Sabbath. Fuckin great

@paulgoff6914 4 года назад

Saw Ozzy in New Orleans around 2008, and he still works his audience with the same energy as he had in the 70's, with a big goofy smile on his face. He's a man who clearly loves to entertain.

@teddyf9438 4 года назад

1000 views, greatest band in history. wtf is wrong here

@shopcodarecords 4 года назад

Thanks Teddy! We're quite a new channel so hopefully the word will spread :)

@rb-kd4ry 4 года назад

@@shopcodarecords great channel!!! thank you for your efforts!!!

@ST-tg5uy 4 года назад

The amount of views on this isn’t the amount of people who’ve seen it

@FUCKINGENIOUS 4 года назад

@@ST-tg5uy How does that work? lol

@avolite719 4 года назад

... and then just a months later its at almost 78,000 views. What the fuck is wrong with YOU? Not everybody is on RU-vid 24/7 just waiting to click on your favorite video upload.

@adamturner1563 9 месяцев назад

The mighty Black Sabbath!

@MrJohnnyDistortion 8 месяцев назад

THE MIGHTY BLACK SABBATH! Doesn't that look better?😉

@Notamember8556 10 месяцев назад

When they first came,me as a teenager knew instantly this was not music for the older generation. This was ours. No guitar really previously had ever been pushed ,purposefully to the absolute abyss of distortion. You had fuzztone a la Satisfaction but the whole album Master of Reality, really never been done. There was like this turn it up fuzz solo thing then back to normal rhythm sound. As a guitar player in 71 for me this back and forth dilemma went on for years beyond as well. Do I keep my amp clean turn on the fuzz , distotion obviously didn’t exist at first. Or crank my amp full which generally got ya fired by the band or club owners. This whole era unfortunately is mostly not clear to people who weren’t playing at this time. No preamps, turn a twin too 10 and you’ll soon find a boot in your ass in those days man.

@Vatch1966 7 месяцев назад

No Mention of the SABBOTAGE album???

@garylarocca6642 4 года назад

happy anniversary Sabbath greatest band of ALL time.

@alannaramone3821 5 месяцев назад

I once saw Rob Halford sing a entire show with sabbath. I've seen sabbath with all their vocalists countless times. Tony is only vocalist I didn't see sing with them he sang for sabbath in late 80s. Greatest band in the history of sound.

@mazolomusic982 4 года назад

Wonderful content. Best sabbath documentary ever. Great historic significance for future sabbath fans.

@Iam_Dunn 9 месяцев назад

TY Coda Records… This was awesome! \m/, ,\m/ ❤ from 🇨🇦

@vaughnmild4467 4 года назад

Pretty cool. But where is Bill Ward?

@markhunter8554 10 месяцев назад

I'd hate to use the most overused word on You Tube...but Geezer Butler is an extremely underrated bassist.

@jeremywanner4526 10 месяцев назад

Bill is underrated as well.

@jimiplayscobo5877 10 месяцев назад

And he has a Great sense of humour!! :-) Peace

@robertdavis5495 10 месяцев назад

Not to mention a flautist as well

@carywest9256 10 месяцев назад

Didn't you mean phrase instead of word, on extremely underrated bassist?

@Killerkarotte1 9 месяцев назад

Butler is everything: But not underrated....

@illsayitsinceno-oneelsewil2721 4 года назад

Tony Iommi (sp?) has got to be the Coolest person on the Planet!!!

@gianthills 9 месяцев назад

Sabbath, like Zeppelin, were very good at putting melodies to riffs.

@iamperplexed4695 4 года назад

Why does this entire 'documentary' entirely ignore and dismiss Bill Ward?!?!?

@JohnSmith-rk6jy 4 года назад

I Am Perplexed No Bill, No Sabb.

@ACoincidentalLife 4 года назад

Yes, no Bill, no Sabs. He was left out of the reunion a few years ago...contractual reasons was the official explanation. You will find that is an anagram of Sharon Osbourne is behind it! Obviously, no one will confirm, nor deny!!!

@matthewaromo10 4 года назад

If you want an actual retrospective/documentary video about Black Sabbath not "The Ozzy Years" check out Metal Mythos: Black Sabbath by Razorfist

@douglassnodgrass7678 4 года назад

Kinda does. Didn't notice tili read you comment. Thanks!

@douglassnodgrass7678 4 года назад

I agree

@m42037 10 месяцев назад

I can imagine Ozzy's dad saying this about Sabbath, he's old school from back during the war and depression, him hearing this "creepy" music that's way ahead of it's time my bloody gosh if my grandparents heard this they'd say it's the devil's music BEWARE! 😈 The kings of metal!

@ntjn 10 месяцев назад

BLACK METAL TEENS HEARING PINK FLOYD

@challism 4 года назад

"in their own words" Oh shit! This is going to require subtitles for Ozzy's words.

@Surv1ve_Thrive 10 месяцев назад

It am am.

@dmurd1 4 года назад

No Bill Ward No Black Sabbath ...his grooves were an integral part of Sabbath.

@user-rc7wm7ib5e 5 месяцев назад

WHO THINKS THAT DIO IS BETTER THAN OZZY, THEY HAVE NO CLUE WHAT A CERTAIN VOICE BRINGS TO A BAND THEY GO HAND IN HAND! JUST LIKE HENDRIX,s VOICE MATCHED PERFECT LY WITH HIS GUITAR AND SONGS , LYRICS. OZZY IS THE ONE AND ONLY SINGER FOR BLACK SABBATH!!!!!!🎶✌️😎BOB

@diabolicalartificer 4 года назад

Thanks for putting this together - it's well done, lot of stuff I hadn't seen or heard. Coke had a deleterious effect on the music, you can hear they're playing too fast live with no feeling. Still, you can understand why they did coke, they got worked hard by the record companies & managers & needed something to keep going. Course you then need to drink to take the edge off and end up on a downward spiral. Bill ward was & is overlooked as a drummer, as is/was Tony Iommi as a guitarist. Same goes for Geezer, his bass playing is easily ion a par with Jack Bruce but he doesn't get browny points on account of not playing Jazz. You try playing as fast and accurately as Geezer on the bass & you'll appreciate how good he was. The first two LP's are outstanding in terms of musicianship, Geezer and Bill were a dynamite rhythm combo like Noel Reading and Mitch Mitchell. No one came close to early Sabbath, there's lots of similar bands, Grand Funk, Mountain, Steppenwolf , but none have Sabbath's inventiveness, musicality or spirit. Lastly just about every song on every LP is fucking spot on, most bands could manage two decent songs in comparison. Sorry, on a bit of a rant there... just think Black Sabbath don't get the credit they deserve as musicians.Thanks for uploading....DA.

@Cooliepops 4 года назад

"Beyond the Wall of sleep" Ozzy, never change.

@napalmdeath2718 9 месяцев назад

Tommi is such a trooper i love him and he is brilliant also the backbone of this band

@paulriddle7818 4 года назад

This Doc was awesome!!!!!

@KC9MDO 4 года назад

man, I missed those jams, thanks

@pat7989 4 года назад

Iommi is pretty freaking good, probably underrated

@user-qt5uf8pg2x 4 месяца назад

Ozzy is a wild man bro! What a band! Thanks for bringing so much exelent music to earth, BLACK SABBATH.

@michaelbradford4444 7 месяцев назад

Strange that my favorite album Sabotage isn't mentioned.

@billymack333 4 года назад

The enduring quality of Ozzy’s voice is astounding,50 years on he sounds pretty much the same as he did when Sabbath started.If anyone else can think of a legendary rock vocalist who has even come close to maintaining such a consistently good voice true to the original recordings/performances,well I’d be amazed.Anyone?

@plciferpffer3048 4 года назад

Totally agree. Ozzy kept his voice quite intact over 50 years, and that is very, very impressive! Kudos to him!

@thebryceisright5601 4 года назад

Dio. Dude was dying of stomach cancer during the final tour for the Heaven and Hell album and his range was still incredible. Immensely talented.

@plciferpffer3048 4 года назад

@@thebryceisright5601 Yep. Both Dio and Osbourne kept their voice intact. That's pretty awesome.

@bennybongosbigolebonanza894 11 месяцев назад

The Closed Caption is having a seriously tough time with all of them. 😂

@Surv1ve_Thrive 10 месяцев назад

It am am.

@lw1zfog 9 месяцев назад

Brummie translate

@chriscoughlan5221 10 месяцев назад

ozzy went to my school but got expelled cuz he wouldnt get his hair cut!!

@simonrubey5533 4 года назад

Thank you for creating this! I'm here vis-a-vis Ozzy Osbourne's vocals on the new Post Malone track. Ozzy's voice is the ultimate! This video is the first of my education on my newfound obsession of Mr. Osbourne, thank you for the history!

@shopcodarecords 4 года назад

Thank you very much! He is an amazing talent. :)

@adksherm 4 года назад

Lol

@eddieorfield1172 4 года назад

Are you 12 years old?

@markravitz1684 10 месяцев назад

It's a shame the four of them won't get together and do one last studio album,while it's still possible

@meghanwhipp-xr1qf 8 месяцев назад

I thought they did I think it's called 13 and not a bad album

@markravitz1684 8 месяцев назад

@@meghanwhipp-xr1qf Bill Ward isn't in it. If he's not there it isn't the original lineup

@meghanwhipp-xr1qf 8 месяцев назад

Good enough for me

@markravitz1684 8 месяцев назад

@@meghanwhipp-xr1qf not for true Sabbath fans. Especially ones that are drummers themselves.....such as me

@meghanwhipp-xr1qf 6 месяцев назад

@@markravitz1684 yeah that is true without bill ward it wouldn't sound like a bad Austin powers sound track

@kevindean1327 10 месяцев назад

I feel Tony's pain about losing his finger tips. I just about lost both hands on a pipeline job. I didn't get hurt but it was so close!!!

@DrJ-hx7wv 10 месяцев назад

I think he has constant pain from it.

@benitolazio8193 Год назад

Fantastico

@jeph33 9 месяцев назад

My Sabbath journey's a strange one. Came in late: '78, when they had to follow Van Halen ( their first big show, hometown crowd). I don't think we stayed for Sab's whole set, and we never left a concert early. Then in '79, Oz so fkd up he was slurring the words, the others not even looknig @ each other. Soo, i was stoked to make the 2013 reunion (West Palm). Sans Ward, but still a celebration across the age groups. I had as much fun watching the kids as the geezers on stage😉😎

@58maple 4 года назад

What kind of "full music" documentary is this? Sabatoge wasn't even mentioned, and it's one of their greatest albums.

@bisonsword4536 4 года назад

Sabatoge … a molten metal album of intense perfection which must not be overlooked or underloved by anyone or any thing. And before the dogs and wankers even have to ask … "Are we going insane ? " No. We have arrived. HA! ...everybody here must blow on a jug …

@cxcmb 4 года назад

it's the unedited FULL LENGTH DOCUMENTARY, not a full discography. please learn how to comprehend words. i weep that they didn't mention your album, i weep more for the american educational system.

@delanoarts3703 4 года назад

I hate internet load mouths yes sabotage should be mentioned it was one of the 6 greatest sabbath albums

@58maple 4 года назад

@@cxcmb The title say "Full Music Documentary" ...is that comprehension enough for ya? lol

@taufiknipon1190 10 месяцев назад

Black sabbat ❤👍tapi saya kelahiran thn 1978 baru mendengarkan😁

@UberLummox 4 года назад

@42:02 The creativity stalled writing in L.A. for Sabbath Bloody Sabbath until moving the band back to Wales in an ancient Welsh castle. Yeah, that sounds about right!

@tomb8430 10 месяцев назад

I'm a guitarist - guitarists will hate this, but Geezer is the absolute star player in this band.

@markb.8756 10 месяцев назад

His bass lines were iconic, particularly on the first three albums. The foundation he and Ward laid down for Iommi to build on was ten stories deep.

@younggrinch2826 10 месяцев назад

Lmfao

@zigmonger6646 9 месяцев назад

Hate it no..... you're, as a guitarist, obviously jealous/envious of Tony. Of course Geezer is exceptional but when you say that he is the absolute star of the band that suggests you are saying the others are mediocre at best. That you're a guitar player is irrelevant anyway because no one pays much attention to the opinion of guitarists whose last gig was the corner lemonade stand yesterday

@tomb8430 9 месяцев назад

@@zigmonger6646 Yes me as a guitar player is irrelevant, but for the reader who see my comment, is shows my view through the lens of a guitarist. I don't gush over guitarists like a school-girl over the beatles, I just say it as I see it from my point of view. You sound like a gushing schoolgirl. Iomi is "ok", but I wouldn't class him even in the top 50 guitarists of all time, and yes, I have seen buskers with seemingly more talent. Get a grip. I still stand by my statement. Geezer is the star player in this band.

@zigmonger6646 9 месяцев назад

@@tomb8430 whatever it's all relative to the individual anyway my point is you don't have to put others down just to build someone else up... and basically that's what your comment does. For you to construe my comment the way you did, the whole schoolgirl thing, suggests a inferior grasp of the English language ... so I won't bother

@williamj.6418 4 года назад

Ending on a positive high note. 🤘

@michaelstaines5962 8 месяцев назад

Grew up on sabbath In belize 60 s

@justicetruthvegan83 4 месяца назад

Very glad that Black Sabbath like the balance of a bit of a laugh, the feeling of free flow music, and not taking themselves too seriously !!, Especiaĺly Geezer seems to put a smile or respectful laugh on entertainment's face.

@chuckselvage3157 2 месяца назад

LEGENDS.

@ianbethune9235 8 месяцев назад

They failed to mention their best album ever with Ozzy; "Sabotage" !!!!!!!!!

@l.a.connection9759 4 года назад

Awesome getting into Iommis mind 🧠 🎸🖤

@gordanajankov8545 6 дней назад

magnificent band ❣

@headbanger814 10 месяцев назад

27:17 that sabbath sound is the coolest in the history of rock music 💯

@duncan4358 8 месяцев назад

ICONIC !,,,

@peakyblinder777 6 месяцев назад

Bill Ward = greatest hard rock/metal drummer 💯🔥🎶✌

@jimmykhadoury6617 10 месяцев назад

Love seeing documentaries with accounts from actually band members (as opposed to journalists/managers/friends which I find so boring)

@joejohnston2035 10 месяцев назад

Bill Ward barely mentioned, pisses me off... was equal importance as the other three

@jkckmarcumful 4 года назад

This is out f'n standing.

@delanoarts3703 4 года назад

The original metal guitar player iommi I would rate as the most important metal guitar player of all times not because he is technically better my reasoning is there is not one giant metal band in the world that hasn't ripped him off at some point from slayer to Metallica

@Synathidy Год назад

It's not what you CAN play that makes you great. It's what you CHOOSE to play. Iommi's inspiration is what made him great. He had it inside him to write great songs that provided the music medium something pretty new and innovative. That's gold for musicians, at least those who are artists in the creative sense. All I know is that it took incredibly creative individuals to write "Black Sabbath" in 1970. It stands out of the music from that time like a menacing stone spire rising out of a forest. Bands like Zeppelin were unique too, but that tritone evil stuff was on another level for the time. So important.