BLACK SABBATH - "War Pigs" from 'The End' (Live Video) 

Ozzy talking: Allbridwnrgerndweifentesdgwe Ozzy singing: Generals gathered in their masses.

the boy with the mustache who cries at the beginning ... has music in his heart

Ingenious anti-war song that is 52 years old now and was relevant almost every year ever since. Sadly war never seems to stop.

The bass. The transition in 6:40. The crowd singing along. The epicness. The finale. The crying woman. Ozzy's little evil laugh. Just perfect.

I CAN HEAR THE BASS

0:49 There’s a guy crying in the beginning. I can only imagine the emotional explosion you would have attending the last live show of one of the greatest bands in existence. A band that is genre defining, revolutionary and changed music. I think I can understand why you'd cry tears of joy and sorrow knowing it’s the last time they will ever play as Black Sabbath. And I almost do knowing I’ll never get to see them preform except through a screen.

i am turning 80 in a couple of weeks and Sabbath still rocks it so remember kids you are never to old to rock on keep it alive.

The amount of respect the drummer delivers for this song is incredible and awesome. Not overplaying, just doing what this song demands. Nice, epic.

you know your good when over half the audience wasn't even born yet when you wrote the music you are playing.

I truly believe that it is music that keeps ozzy alive.

Don't be sad because its over, be happy because it happened. ❤

More accurate than ever. One of the best anti-war songs ever written. Rock on, Ozzy!!

My left ear enjoyed Geezer's bass. My right ear enjoyed Tony's guitar

Guitarists: I fear no man, but that BASS... It scares me...

As a guitarist, I can’t imagine any greater honor that to have fans sing your guitar solo with you, like they do on the last solo. Epic.

The first one minute is just brutal and getting everyone fired up - this was probably insane to witness

0:48 We get it, Man. We understand.

Modern metal bands take note. Letting the audience hear the bass is not good its beautifully pleasing to our metallic ears

This is probably my favorite War pigs out of every version, live or studio. The sounds is so crazy good

the fact this was written in the 70s but has just as big of a meaning in 2022 as it did then is incredible

I'm surprised Geezer's bass didn't burst into flames.

6:42, If your a grown man and were in that crowd and didn't shed a tear at this moment, then you ain't a real man. I was there, an I cried like a baby.

I love how this sound mix makes Geezer's bass shine!

With a bassist like Geezer, you dont need a rhythm guitarist.

Geezer Butler is an absolute madman on the bass. He’s the one that influenced me to start playing bass.

GENERALS GATHERED IN THEIR MASSESSSSS

He always say "I love you" to his fans in his concert since he was young. That's so nice of him.

Been listening to 'Black Sabbath' for 49 years. Nothing like 'em.❤❤

Geezer Butler is a God

Only Ozzy can make random laughters and awkward body moves so menacing, he's The Dark Lord after all.

All hail the mighty Black Sabbath.

Now this song is unfortunately relevant again! Humanity never changes :/

That Bass in the intro.......oh my god.....

Damn, I wish I could have seen Black Sabbath at least once

I don’t listen to much older rock but god damn I love how every video I’ve seen on RU-vid of Ozzy performing live shows him being energetic and happy asf to be performing. He’ll be A true fuckin rockstar to the end

This is what you play when you baptise your child.

45 years later, Ozzy's voice hasn't changed a lot. Legendary, one of a kind.

imagine you're in a group of a bunch of hippy nobodies in the late 1960s just dropping acid and jamming out and you decide to make your jams kinda dark and intense sounding and then 50 years later it is one of the biggest and most devout cultures on Earth, at the same level as major organized religions, of which you are now the Gods.

Never let Black Sabbath die.

Saw them in 75, and again in 99. The greatest metal band of all time!

How Ozzy is still alive is a mystery to end all mysteries, but on top of that not only does he still perform, but he does it bloody well for someone of his age too. And yet the moment he gets off stage, he resumes stumbling around without any concept of reality. He is truly an anomaly and I love it.

Black Sabbath went out on top. They retired as World Champions.

Today is an approipriate day for youtube to put this in EVERYONES recommneded slots until there is peace.

This sound was unheard of back in I think the 70s, Ozzy is truly 1 of a kind, Black Sabbath was a super group 👌

When my father was 14 years old, the first thing he bought with his first salary was the brand new Sabbath Bloody Sabbath lp. In 2013, around 40 years later, I took him to the Black Sabbath concert as his birthday gift! Thank you dad for the excellent taste in music you taught me !

I'm 39 and cry every time I watch this. I am reasonably certain it's the greatest war protest song ever written. And damn, Geezer. GETTING IT DONE.

Butler's bass is so thunderous in this performance, it's an eargasm

Play this song at the beginning of every United Nations conference. Translate into each different languages.

Black Sabbath Paranoid Album lives in my Soul

Tony iommi you are the best

why is this the only thing that makes me cry

This has way more meaning today

This old lady crying at the end got me to tears, I can’t imagine the feeling of seeing Black Sabbath after 40 years listening to them and hearing all those people singing an epic riff. This is just sublime

This was the band that literally invented metal. Without them, no Iron Maiden or Judas Priest. No Ratt or Motley Crue. No Metallica or Slayer. No Soundgarden or Alice In Chains. No Pantera or Machine Head. No Marylin Manson or Nine Inch Nails. No Slipknot or Korn. No Lamb of God or Killswitch Engage. No Godsmack or Avenged Sevenfold. The entire broad and diverse genre of Metal simply would not exist if not for this band. And now, they're saying goodbye. To call that bittersweet would be a criminally understated description. It's as if a piece of our world is now gone. Ozzy, Tony, Geezer, Bill...we will miss you beyond belief 🤘

This is the first Sabbath Song I’ve ever heard in my life, and it instantly pulled me into listening to Black Sabbath. I started listening to Black Sabbath an year ago only, still haven’t completed first listen to the discography, but this - this made me cry, made me tear up. Those who have attended this concert are some very, very lucky bastards. Black Sabbath - THEY WILL NEVER DIE! THE SABBATH LIVES FOREVER!

While I was listening this song, my wife who had no interest in rock music told me “this is most beautiful guitar solo I have ever heard”.

Before there was Flea Before there was Les There was GEEZER

One thing I love about sabbath is how the guitar and bass play off each other, it’s contrary to the norm. The guitar is slow and hard hitting while the bass is nimble and jumps around. Tony and Geezer were unstoppable riff machines.

For those who cried with the mustache guy: You have a big heart, don't lose it. Metal never die

I am not a huge fan of heavy metal, but this has to be a masterpiece! Tony and Ozzy!!!!!!

7:36 I understand her

legends

this never gets old. this is life

The only thing that kinda hurts is that this song is still actual and relatable...

6:42...the best riff in heavy metal history, makes me cry and feel euphoric.

6:40 somehow it makes me extremely emotional knowing this would be the last time Black Sabbath would play this part of war pigs live the crowd chanting just gets to me man

One of the best bands that have ever walked on planet Earth, an eternal legend!

The unbeatable Champions of Heavy Metal.

Hands down to Terry Geezer Butler, the Hand of Doom.

Watching that lady at 7:35 crying made me start crying damnit.

The best band EVER AND FOREVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER GOD BLESS THEM FOR BRINGING THIS MUSIC TO ALL OF US.

it's priceless to see your son play this song on guitar for you.

That rare moment in Heavy Metal songs in which we can hear the bass

Black Sabbath is perfect with Dio but Black Sabbath is Black Sabbath with Ozzy.

Just like the guy with the mustache, I also cried when I saw them live in Prag back in 2015. When I heard them for the first time, back in the 90s in Mexico, I thought that it would never be possible to see them live. So, that experience was really like a dream

My mate is a life long fan and sadly has terminal cancer. Toni Iommi is his hero he only fucking rang him for a chat. Just shows they love their fans. I've seen them and they made me cry goosebumps throughout. What a treasure they are for music

That camera man deserves all the praise. I never would have imagined there are people handling cameras at concerts, who are actually able to focus the camera on the guitarist, when the guitar solo is being played. Usually they will focus the guitarist during random parts, except for the guitar solo, where they will focus everyone else in the band. So, thank you camera dude. You rock. \m/

Tony is that badass uncle that isn't invited to Christmas dinner

Love and I am 63years old. That what I grew up listening to

You know, I was just fine, and then Geezer had that slide at 5:29. That's just nasty and awesome. Gave me goosebumps.

2:28 What’s amazing to me is how heavy they sound, but still with a groove to it.

I like how Ozzy keeps telling everybody how much he loves them instead of just singing

Greatest Band Of All Time.

Never get tired of this song it's so great

Ignorants: "Old men can't play heavy rock". Black Sabbath : "Hold my afternoon tea!"

No rock singer has kept their voice as long as Ozzy. Truly one in a million.

No wars on this planet !!! NO WARS !!!

The 1000 year reign before judgment day it's in the book !!!

Tony Iommi's guitar at the end is eternal. Black Sabbath Lives forever

I do not know why, but every time I watch this video and reach 6:42, I just start crying tears of joy. I was not able to see them on the last tour, but I managed to see them on the 13 tour. June 18th, 2014 is a day I'll never forget, headbanging in my wheelchair and shouting that all too famous chorus at the end of War Pigs, at the top of my lungs. Thank you for being part of my life Sabbath!

This song never gets old.

This song is timeless 🔥🤘 Black Sabbath is eternal band

Between the lady crying at 7:36, and my favorite part of the song, has made me realize how much I miss them😢. Forever, the name will be known: "Black Sabbath🤘

I totally forgot just how fucking legendary Geezer is in the bass. He's another level of satanic badass.

I’m 62 I was 9 years old , my older next door neighbor said listen to this 45 take it home Iron Man. I loved it , a week later he said you can the album home for a listen. War pigs came on I got scared, raised in a bible believing in the church door every time it’s opened, I said to myself I’VE GONE TO FAR! The lyrics terrified me I couldn’t sleep, it was too real and too much for my 9 year old mind satan ,judgment day I heard all of this in church. A week later I got the courage and listened again and to this day I still listen! War Pigs!

I'm 63 and I never saw Sabbath play live and I wish I had. When I was growing up in the 70s my neighbour who was in a band at the time went to see them in Birmingham with his wife. In front of them were a group of Hells Angels who never took their helmets off during the whole of the performance because the music was so loud. How intense is that ?. Respect for a band who where so far in front of their time.

A lot of 60 and 70 year old like me still enjoy Sabbath. What a band. Thank you

This just may be the greatest rock performance of all time. The crowd singing along and the way they sound and the dude feeling it so much he's crying my God man goosebumps

The intro sequence still gives me goosebumps..

this is music to my ears. I enjoy every note of it on every instruments involved in, including Mr. Ozzy. Dudes you rock!