Drum Teacher Reacts: BLACK SABBATH - "War Pigs" (Live Video) | BILL WARD! (First Time Listen)

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@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

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@philshorten3221 2 года назад

Pink Floyd Pink Floyd Pink Floyd "One of These Days" live😎

@sheilavasquez4426 2 года назад

❤️❤️❤️❤️

@tenebrisrex333 2 года назад

Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin are steeped in the blues but went in different directions that are relatable, while Led Zeppelin did have blue songs they also had mystical themes primarily centered upon the narrative of The Lord of the rings high fantasy. They were hard rock band all in all. Sabbath focused on social political and occult themes and deviated away from the hippy dippy love tunes though they did preach for peace but used a darker theme to distribute it. They're heavier than heavy riffs, lyrical themes and darker aesthetic is what defines them as the fathers not even godfathers but the fathers of Heavy Metal. Led Zeppelin had influence on metal bands no doubt as did Deep Purple, that was far more inspired by acid jazz and fusion Hard Rock than blues, Richie Blackmore is arguably the most skilled guitarist out of the three bands, but Tony Iommi and the band as a whole, primarily geezer Butler the basist and main lyricist, took the blues and invoked the power of Hell and doom. They are probably the most influential band simply for the number of heavy bands that directly were born from their sound alone. Also, Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath hung out with one another, they were from around the same area. John Bonham was Tony Iommi's best man at his first wedding. Bill Ward did not particularly have a good opinion of the person of John Bonham because John would come into jam with Sabbath and destroy Ward's kit. Even though Ward himself is a heavy drummer as you can plainly see he had much more respect for someone else's equipment.

@richardhincemon9423 2 года назад

Filmed and recorded October 3rd 1970, theater 140 Pop Shop, Brussels Belgium not in Paris!

@bbigjohnson069 Год назад

@@tenebrisrex333 If forced I'd give the slight nod to Page over Blackmore. They're all so unique it makes ranking them more or less subjective. And impossible to say one is better or more talented .

@ronaldrieger2222 10 месяцев назад

He hits the drums so hard this entire song like he's trying to kill them

@AndrewRooneyDrums 10 месяцев назад

Love this vid

@Makaveli13Xroy 6 месяцев назад

this man beating them drums like they owe him money

@blueberrycobbler 16 дней назад

@@Makaveli13XroyI knew I would find that comment somewhere here in the comments.

@LUckybones25 Год назад

Bill Ward is criminally underrated. He’s a legend imo.

@AndrewRooneyDrums Год назад

100% agree Chuck

@josephotocka1657 Год назад

The only thing criminal about Bill Ward is the ass-whuppin' beat down he put on that kit.

@hplitzko8477 Год назад

@@bonnyscottland192 The point is not if he was in one of the most famous rockbands of the world, but if he got enough credit for his skill as a drummer. Before you laugh at someone you should think carefully what the question really is. The Rolling Stone magazine rates him on place 42 of the best drummers ever and one could certainly discuss if thats a high enough rating. If you put music experts aside and discuss it with amateurs one could question how many people even know about him theses days and give him enough credit.

@Delsbo Год назад

You are right. Bill Ward was half made fun of because no one took Sabbath seriously back in the day. Bill Ward’s playing deserves so much more attention, you just can’t pin him down.

@thunderous784 Год назад

@@josephotocka1657 the drum kit owed him money

@MrCanWard 2 года назад

This clip is 51 years old and still kick asses.Bill Ward, one of the greatests

@1227air500 Год назад

Damn, that really makes ME feel old.

@m42037 11 месяцев назад

And he's HITTING the drums not tapping them like your jazz drummer's do

@rafanj824 6 месяцев назад

For me Bill Ward was the greatest in the 70's. My absolute favorite drummer from that era.

@maiconwilbert1 6 месяцев назад

This video is heavier than actual ‘heavy’ music

@SylviusTheMad 2 года назад

Ward used to describe Black Sabbath as "a swing band with heavy guitars."

@heinruh9788 2 года назад

True!

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

Unreal!

@JosephNemeth-jj8bk 2 месяца назад

That's a phenomenal quote!!

@rickyesch1586 2 года назад

One of the greatest drum performances ever! Such a small kit and so much sound. Not enough words to honor this.

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

Yes Ricky. I'm the same. I can't find the words to praise this enough

@redletterl78 2 года назад

The kit copped an absolute hammering 😯

@Toby_the_Glen 2 года назад

Cocaine helps?

@mikekeeler6362 Год назад

Yes small chick when they started out the mid-70s bill was playing a very very big drum set drum kit

@mikekeeler6362 Год назад

When you look at Bill's drum set in 1975 it's like a 20 piece set it's pretty big I got a poster of Bill at home one is drum set then huge

@ade4864 2 года назад

When you listen to more Sabbath you’ll hear that they’re pretty much the originators of all the genres of heavy music that followed.

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

Incredible

@MrManfly 2 года назад

They really were and Bill Ward has always been a monster on drums!!

@MitchJohnson0110 2 года назад

They were literally the first metal band!

@mattfleming2287 2 года назад

Every heavy band after will say Sabbath is an inspiration. Iommi, Butler, Ward and Ozzie created heavy metal.

@thefirsttheist8888 2 года назад

Needs more blastbeats tho'.

@yarrrrmebucko 2 года назад

I'm not a drummer, but loads of band's use massive drum kits, and don't get even close to the amazing sound you get from a tiny kit played by a master. And no costumes, no gimmicks, no fluff...just raw power and talent.

@egattignolo 5 месяцев назад

check out deerhoof. not metal but amazing drumming from a really spare kit

@davidperez5089 27 дней назад

Definitely no stick twirling and overplaying here!!!

@didierleclerc66 2 года назад

Bill Ward is not a monster on War Pigs live, he's a monster...

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

HAHA great clarification

@MrDMF567 Год назад

Bill Ward is an absolute machine. He’s incredible

@AndrewRooneyDrums Год назад

Agree

@kikivon3501 2 года назад

Once upon a time someone said “ Bill Ward beats the drums like they owe him money”

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

Yes Kiki! LOL

@ralphmartin1058 Год назад

Bill Ward beats his drum kit like he is Iron Mike Tyson & they owe him a lot of money! If Animal the Muppet were a heavy metal drummer, he would be Bill Ward.

@sagamoreboy Год назад

One of the greatest drumming performances ever!

@AndrewRooneyDrums Год назад

🙌

@skybluemarshall 2 года назад

Bill Ward's tuning was based on Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich and Joe Morello. Krupa was his biggest early influence. Bill said: "I think everything that I've ever played has somehow trickled down from Gene Krupa". Bill was mostly self taught and he learned by listening to records and watching other drummers. Later on, he watched Jim Capaldi and Clive Bunker play live several times Another of Bill's biggest influences was a local drum tech and tutor named Michael "Mickey" Evans. Bill would watch Mickey play for hours at the weekly drum clinics at Yardley's music shop where Mickey worked. Mickey sold John Bonham the green Ludwig kit and he sold Bill Ward a white Slingerland kit. Bill knew Bonham from the shop and watched him play triplets. Like many 70s Rock drummers, Bill was very influenced by Swing, Bebop and Cool Jazz drummers. When you think about most of the big name 70s Hard Rock drummers, this makes perfect sense that they would listen to earlier Jazz music rather than the more recent Pop music of the 50s and early 60s. Their parents probably owned those earlier Jazz records and the Rock n Roll drummers of the 50s and early 60s were not usually playing anything super challenging like the Jazz greats played. Also, many of those earlier drum heros were still around, well after the Swing era. Rockers could watch them on TV shows. It seems that Bill was a total musical sponge, who learned a lot by watching others play and then practicing what they were doing.

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

Awesome info. Thank you

@jaron91 2 года назад

One thing I would add is that Geezer Butler is the peanut butter to his jelly. One of the most under-talked about bassists in history. Stupid good rhythm section.

@topherthered 2 года назад

Plus he wrote most of their songs and worked out lyrics with Ozzy almost as a second string editor. Butler was one of the main reason I picked up the bass.

@youreatoilet 2 года назад

@@topherthered So true, people don't give Geezer enough credit for being heavily responsible for pioneering the darker themes and lyrics that would shape the blueprint of heavy metal

@bencurti7693 2 года назад

Man, do I ever love Geezers playing on Hole on the Sky...so ballsy and rubbery.

@secularnevrosis 2 года назад

@@topherthered Same here. I have heard so many great bass players but Geezer always had that little extra. Is it the sound or his approach to playing or..? A bit of it all I guess.

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

Loving Geezer Jaron!

@hermitrob5481 Год назад

Sabbaths war protest absolute masterpiece. Untouchable.

@AndrewRooneyDrums Год назад

Out of this world

@markymark560 2 года назад

The guitarist is amazing, the bass guitar is amazing. Ozzy is amazing. The drummer steals the show though.

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

ALWAYS!

@mikebunner3498 Год назад

Bill is beating his drums like they owe him money. Tony and Geezer are burning the strings up on their guitars. And Ozzie is just being Ozzie. I may be wrong, but I think they were in their early 20's at the time of this performance. They were darn good to be so young. They set the bar for this style of music. Often imitated but not matched. High energy!!! EPIC.......

@AndrewRooneyDrums Год назад

This is Fire Mike. FIRE

@overthetarget9401 Год назад

True, he hits them like they've ruined his childhood. Awesome speed and power and general facility.

@andyroo8592 Год назад

@@overthetarget9401 He's hitting those things like a red headed stepchild that owes him money that ruined his childhood....farking hell!!

@paulfelix5849 2 года назад

Black Sabbath: The rock gods that single-handedly created what we now call Heavy Metal. *No one* in rock denies Sabbath's influence on them. They were huge. They are still huge. They will always be huge. They deserve all the praise they get... and far more besides.

@CVGuitar 2 года назад

6:19 Bill Ward said many times that he didn't think of himself as a drummer so much as percussionist -- and that he didn't really try to "keep time" per se as much as emphasize and "decorate" for (lack of a better term) the riffs of the band -- great video Andrew!!

@cecilkeebler4254 2 года назад

How the drums can be so powerful and booming without being washed out in the mix still confounds me on this live performance. Just a great live sound in my opinion.

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

Yes it's brilliant footage/audio. Just incredible

@reb1050 Год назад

Not bad for a song that came out 52 yrs. ago. I was 20 when it came out...a great era for rock music. The late 60's and early 70's ROCKED!

@AndrewRooneyDrums Год назад

Absolutely phenomenal

@anthonyvalade2959 5 месяцев назад

The song gets better over time! A raw power of music that's so emotional that brings people to tears cause it's soooo good! 50+ years wow!

@AndrewRooneyDrums 5 месяцев назад

Fantastic song

@scotthart2 2 года назад

This Paris 1970 live recording is probably the greatest performance ever to be seen by the human eye. As for Bill Ward, he doesn't play the drums, the drum kit is an extension of his DNA, the kit is him...

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

Very well said

@scotthart2 2 года назад

@@AndrewRooneyDrums I could watch him all day, the way he leans into the kit and just becomes part of it......it's hypnotic

@impalado 6 месяцев назад

Well said! This and Pink Floyd live in Pompeii, period!

@richardfairlamb9728 2 месяца назад

I agree, I’ve seen a lot of great live performances, but this tops the lot for me. This is just brutal and glorious.

@andyp4903 21 день назад

Absolutely one of the greatest and most influential live performances of all time!

@ronaldsanders9464 Год назад

The BIRTH of Heavy Metal you have just witnessed!!! Enjoy!!!

@AndrewRooneyDrums Год назад

Incredible Ronald. 🤯

@67Aquaholic 2 года назад

To me Bill Ward is one of the most under rated drummers ever. He just beats the hell out of those things. You can tell he and John were influencing each other. This video is early, as these are the original lyrics, they were changed to what you hear on the album.

@johns7097 2 года назад

The record company played up the dark image. But, if you listen to the lyrics, yes they show the dark side of the world, but they show it as a warning to change.

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

Yes I've noticed since doing these videos and learning them on the drums

@chrisjones9128 2 года назад

John , you get it 👍

@happycommentator6773 2 года назад

A lot of references to God and Jesus Christ in their songs. At times they did speak about wayward folks changing their ways. Unfortunately they didn't heed their own warnings by indulging in substance abuse.

$@fractaljack210$

@fractaljack210 Год назад

I love that Ozzy sings the original Walpurgis lyrics for the last few verses.

@johnnyb6067 2 года назад

Bill Ward and John Bonham were friends. The amount of work these guys put in is amazing. All the shows they played daily honed the machine.

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

Yes Johnny!!

@ianpodmore9666 Год назад

They were born 23 days apart. Bill in Birmingham and John 10 miles down the road in Redditch, Worcestershire.

@NewGuyMedia-xe7bm Год назад

Bill ward, bonzo, AND nick Mason of pink floyd AND kieth moon were all friends. Just imagine that. That amount of skill and influence all in one room..

@ianpodmore9666 Год назад

@@NewGuyMedia-xe7bm and the mad thing is that if I was born 15 years earlier I would have outdrummed all of them 😭😭.

@Crankerny58 2 года назад

What Bill Ward did with four drums is mind blowing!!

@marklong930 2 года назад

if you pause at 9:43 in, you see the precise moment Andrews face melts from the awesomeness that is Bill Ward..

@finessemuse2123 2 года назад

This is fun watching you discover classic rock! And reacting to Bill Ward jamming away for the first time, the best!! You are correct to keep mentioning Bill Ward and Bonham in the same breath, they were buddies back in the day....they would hang out and there was one time where Led Zep and Black Sabbath were both in the studio at the same time recording. Check out this interview of Bill Ward in 2011: He was asked about the infamous "Black Zeppelin" jam session rumored to have happened between SABBATH and LED ZEPPELIN during the 1970s. According to Ward, 'It only happened on one occasion that ZEPPELIN and SABBATH were in the studio at the same time, and I think it was in the mid-'70s. We were in sessions, I don't remember what album we were working on but it all started when Bonzo [LED ZEPPELIN drummer John Bonham] comes into the studio and sits down at my drum kit and starts playing 'Supernaut'. That was one of our songs that he really liked. It escalated to a pretty crazy situation within about 30 minutes, because not only was Bonzo there, but Robert Plant and John Paul Jones were there as well. Jimmy [Page] wasn't there, but I wish he had been. And Bonzo was kickin' the crap out of my drum kit!" Ward laughed. "I can still hear him playing that intro on the hat, over and over. Bonham's bass drum work, of course, was incredible," recalled Ward. "I played two bass drums, and they only let him play one in LED ZEPPELIN, so there he was playing two bass drums. 'Supernaut', I tell you, sounded like something from the hardcore bands of today, where they play two bass drums with such incredible speed. And you know, Bonzo was doing that easily. He was having a good time, playing two bass drums, and he was playing all the down beats and some quiet treble with all the high hats. So, he was playing 'Supernaut' with a whole different feel, all the while yelling 'Supernaut!' for pretty much the whole time. It was crazy, man." To have been a fly on the wall to witness that Andy! :)💥🥁

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

AMAZING Thank you so much. I'm full in the rabbit hole

@finessemuse2123 2 года назад

@@AndrewRooneyDrums Hey Andy, the rabbit hole of Classic Rock in general will be rewarding for you as a drummer and musician...you are in for a treat....late 60's and all the way through the 70's you will find to be a total joy I am sure. I have some great classic rock song recommendations for you with drummers and rhythm sections that make it happen. :)

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

@@finessemuse2123 This is the real deal stuff. No click. No limits

@jessecompestine7861 2 года назад

Bill Ward was a beast! One of the best metal drummers ever! The original heavy metal drummer

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

LOVE IT Jesse!

@papalaz4444244 2 года назад

Those incredible triplets on the snare, like machine gun fire. Amazing.

@thorstenoerts 2 года назад

That kit got the absolute shit smacked out of it ❤️

@nesutoneko 2 года назад

1970 folks! 🙌 Completely timeless - this could be released tomorrow and it wouldn't sound out of time. 🐐

@justingoulet9714 Год назад

I am a drummer when I was in bands when I was in school we played 3 Sabbath songs Snowblind from Vol.4 Paranoid and Sweet leaf I loved Bill's approach and innovative mind set It wasn't easy copying his style He was a true original Bill the one and only

@richardforbes943 2 года назад

This is sooo unbelievable Ward was vicious yet super thoughtful in his play. This old footage the way they played its all just so ridiculous..the music is just coming out of there pores man great stuff man!

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

I love it Richard!

@craigoliver3709 2 года назад

Bonham was a motown/soul influenced drummer,bill is pure jazz and a very gentle sensitive man

@powbobs 2 года назад

Bonham really appreciated and respected. jazz drummers also.

@jameslawrence7959 Год назад

UTTER BOLLIX. B4 ZEP HIS SESSION WORK WAS ANYTHING GOES. JAZZ HIS MAIN LOVE.

@craigoliver3709 Год назад

@@jameslawrence7959 I got that from a quote by John Paul Jones

@radamrussell 2 года назад

Wizard and Fairies Wear Boots are crazy badass, especially Bill Ward on drums. Crazy fills, full send Animal-style.

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

I'll get to them Adam!!!

@shannonroche1182 2 года назад

Yea big Keith moon fan here but omg best drumming I ever saw was this . Loved sabbath growing up in the 70s ...just such a higher level of music then ...yea lol those drums are sick !!!! Oh man ...oh man ...yea thats all you can say watching and hearing this talent by Ward . !!!

@EvilChong1974 2 года назад

Ward and Butler in my opinion....were the most unique rhythm section at that time. Early groove metal. Butler was a guitar player but Iommi refused to play with another guitarist so Butler switched to bass. He played the bass like Iommi's guitar sounded. Coupled with Ward's thunderous playing and Iommi's tritone darkness......the first heavy metal band was born. There are many great drummers out there but without Bill Ward's brutallity,who knows where metal may have went. Thanks for sharing your reactions. I really enjoy them

@Damoinion 2 года назад

Bill is one of the best there has ever been. No fancy trick pedals, just raw skill, especially in the early days before they had the funding to buy fancier kit.

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

Yup raw skill, musicality and passion. 100%

@LUckybones25 Год назад

Spot on!

@mynineridesshotgun 2 года назад

It is worth reading the lyrics to this song. Sabbath may come across as “dark” but there is more going on here than what comes across on the surface.

@angrydoggy9170 2 года назад

Good lyrics indeed, but lyrics are basically just an added layer to good music. Bass, drums, some melody over it as filler. That’s what makes a great track.

@SylviusTheMad 2 года назад

The lyrics in this performance were a weird hybrid between War Pigs and Walpurgis (an earlier version of the song).

@lukefender94 2 года назад

@@SylviusTheMad oooh, I was wondering what that was about. I thought Ozzy just wrote some new lyrics for this performance. But it looks more like he was so wasted that his brain just wasn't sure which version are they singing now.

@Captain-lw7fx 2 года назад

@@lukefender94 I think it's more so that Ozzy just prefers the original version of the song over the album version. From what I've heard, that's the version he'd usually sing back in the day at concerts. For this performance I guess he decided to compromise and combine the two.

@paulweston8408 2 года назад

As a high school kid during the mid 80's I sadly bought into the heavy metal "Devil music" idea, which was strange since my mother was a hippie when I was younger. As I got older I realized that it was all bullshit designed, like all things right wingers design, which is to scare people over something they've never actually tried to understand for themselves and have said people donate money 'to the cause'( after all, Jesus wants that minister to have a private jet). Nowdays Iook at the actual lyrics and this song rings as true today as it did in 1970. Wars get started, poor people die, rich people get richer. Wash, rinse, repeat!!! (My own father didn't even meet me til I was Two because of him getting drafted and going to Vietnam). FOUR TOTALLY UNDERRATED MUSICIANS IMHO. People talk about their influence as probably the birth of heavy metal but it wouldn't have lasted had they not been absolutely 'spellbinding'. (sorry for the cheap joke)

@garymessano2669 2 года назад

Bill Ward was formally trained in jazz drumming techniques. His drumming with Black Sabbath is phenomenal. He can fill the fills with more fills , without any effort.

@jasondaniels8691 2 года назад

When Sabbath was called Earth they were more of a blues band but then they started rehearsing across from a movie theater and one of them asked why so many people were attracted to horror movies that's when they realized that a darker sound was there ticket to making it in rock and roll....and heavy metal was born

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

Love it. I'm a horror fan too

@mora1948 2 года назад

Gotta do fairies wear boots from this same show. Hell id recommend doing the entire show and all the songs they did on it!

@andreasmeyer872 2 года назад

"Fairies wear boots" is my favorite sabbath Song. I can remember, when I was a boy in the early 70th, a guey in the niegborhood played Black Sabbath on his Hifi System EXTREMLY loud and my parents were complaining 😅🤣

@book3100 Год назад

Sabbath taught me to play bass. 30 years later I'm into jazz. We all go through a cycle i think.

@AndrewRooneyDrums Год назад

Yup. It drops when it drops. Can't force it

@mana3735 Год назад

They certainly had grade A speed before they went on stage! Bill sounds like's playing the largest drum kit ever...yet it's just standard! Amazing.

@AndrewRooneyDrums Год назад

We only have 2 arms. Great drummers don't need many drums.

@Frank.E.Valley 11 месяцев назад

@@AndrewRooneyDrums Reminds me of Kevin Durant when he was made fun of for his skinny arms: "A basketball ain't that heavy"

@jamieosborn 2 года назад

Loving how raw and real these old Sabbath videos are. This is the antithesis to massively produced math rock :)

@Scrub_Jake 2 года назад

The album version has way less drum notes, this concert was insane. Also did you notice Bill played with his sticks upside down?

@johnathandavis3693 2 года назад

More weight, hitting harder and LOUDER. Bless his heart....

@johncollins5552 2 года назад

Absolutely, Dave Grohl did that a lot with Nirvana.

@countycricklewood Год назад

For volume and power, as probably hard to hear each other. It’s was bloody loud in the audience

@HughCorbyCruick Год назад

Agreed, and I prefer the album version more. This was just an animal-level performance that, while totally awesome, had less musicality than the album, which was just as muscular as this, though with less notes.

@susannebass5503 2 года назад

Oh oh you've been Sabbathed!!! Can you imagine growing up as a teenager and having Black Sabbath led Zeppelin Pink Floyd etc etc etc our music was like a banquet

@josephparson5268 2 года назад

Thank you it was pretty cool of you to go over some Bill Ward stuff. I've been listening to Sabbath since the 70s and never feel like they got credit until later on. Especially Bill Ward

@roytrenneman2200 2 года назад

I'm 32 now and have been listening to Sabbath since i was a kid. Still my favourite band till this day. Ward was on his game that night 🤘

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

YES!!! So impressed Roy

@sdom4471 Год назад

J'écoute aussi depuis que je suis gamin , sauf que j'ai 62 ans . 😉

@alexhamilton4084 2 года назад

Paranoid was the first album I ever bought, way back in 1971. Still love it to this day. 👍🏻

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

Excellent Alex

@jcvanbreugel 2 года назад

Bill Ward is on fire here! I love how he played with time, rushed here, dragged there. Simply amazing performance. This is so early on that Ozzys singing some different words than he does later. Killer!

@jcvanbreugel 2 года назад

More to say, thank god this stuff got recorded. Here’s a totally unique band that changed rock music forever and spawned multiple genres. We’re lucky to have this stuff available to us.

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

Yup this is absolute FIRE John

@patrickharrington9772 Год назад

I had read back in the day. That Warner brothers the recording company they had signed with would not release the song with the original lyrics. So, they wrote new ones. This is old concert before that.

@BSIII 4 месяца назад

The original was Walpurgis

@adladl4276 Год назад

I've heard this track hundreds of time and I'm still blown away by the raw power. Very surprised you did not have a single word for Geezer Butler amazing work on the bass.

@AndrewRooneyDrums Год назад

I've had plenty to say on Geezer on the other reactions

@adladl4276 Год назад

@@AndrewRooneyDrums yup I know. But I feel he is as amazing as Bill Ward on this specific track, and everyone keeps getting back to Bill. I admit there so little footage of Geezer killing it on bass that it doesn't help. This track is the essence of the jazz feel of the duo.

@killifish13 2 года назад

This band changed music forever for me at 12 years old , I'm 63 now and am loving your reaction to this . My same reaction as a young boy of twelve going what kind of music is that and I want more.

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

I can't imagine hearing this in 1970! WOW

@markb.8756 2 года назад

My history the exact same as yours except I was 13 when I discovered Sabbath.

@PjYogiBear 2 года назад

That unique distorted guitar sound: Iommi started off the whole metal genre. Glorious!

@mattphillips538 2 года назад

Not EXACTLY. Sabbath were part of a SCENE. Check out Magic Potion by The Open Mind for more glorious proto-Metal from the Mod Psych world

@natjonestower3035 2 года назад

Part of that sound was the need to detune the strings and play on higher frets to accommodate his mangled fingers. Although he plays the same notes the tone is changed significantly by the floppier strings.

@PjYogiBear 2 года назад

@@mattphillips538 Yeah, not exactly. And I didn't mean Sabs being the proto-metal band - I reckon that accolade would go to their contemporaries and fellow Brummies Priest - Killing Machine onwards, seminal stuff. Also, Motorhead with Philthy Phil and Fast Eddie, Van Halen, Maiden and Ozzy himself from their first LPs, course. Sabs maintain that they were playing heavy Blues. Whatever, they were definitely seminal to the Heavy Metal genre.

@PjYogiBear 2 года назад

@@natjonestower3035 Yeah, the Wikipedia piece on Iommi seems good on the injury, and how he adapted his style. Says he wanted to get a bigger, heavier sound by dropping down. And, others later followed him. But, equally seminal and definitive of the metal genre was that nasty, cutting sound through his Laney amps. Then the other pedals he used. Hendrix was the one to capture all their imaginations, after those blues greats, though...

@PjYogiBear 2 года назад

Geeking out here.. "The Black Sabbath Sound - The Sound of Metal", Rick Beato. Easier with Neural DSP, though..? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PfwBuzE9OFE.html

@bullydwilliams6785 Год назад

"There is a bit of a darkness there" Yes, it is heavy metal. Sabbath invented the genre.

@AndrewRooneyDrums Год назад

Hell yeah!

@richardwilliams5387 2 года назад

It always amazes me how crisp Ozzy's vocals are but you literally need subtitles when he's speaking.

@DreBDrums Год назад

Bill was a beast, and his ability to swing is unparalleled in the genre.

@alexhamilton4084 2 года назад

Black Sabbath were the founders of all heavy music. You can hear their influence everywhere. 👍🏻

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

100% agree Alex

@hrblsh Год назад

Brings a tear to my eye every time. Bill Ward, really all 4 of them are great. Their first album in particular has some awesome drumming.

@AndrewRooneyDrums Год назад

I’m going to get back to Sabbath!

@insanodad 2 года назад

I’ve never heard this live version. I appreciate you sharing it with me today thank you so much. Everything sounds so good. The guitar/bass. The drums. Ozzy’s vocals. Just so good for when/how it’s recorded. Pure music and talent no filters

@nopenope9416 2 года назад

Watch the whole 1970 Paris concert. It's top notch. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Xqjify__PWw.html

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

So good Wesley!!!

@insanodad 2 года назад

@@nopenope9416 oh heck yah. Thanks

@BSIII 4 месяца назад

My dad's a drummer and his all time favorite is Bonham, and I like to lovingly argue with him that Ward is better 😆 they're both just incredible.

@jonathanlundeen8954 2 года назад

You nailed it, not only is Bill Ward a soft spoken man but a huge jazz fan

@sumdude4281 Год назад

Bill Ward is abs one of the best drummers of all time.

@AndrewRooneyDrums Год назад

Agree. He's on my Mt Rushmore of drummers

@racheledmunson7296 2 года назад

John Bonham was Tony Iommis's best man at his first wedding. The band knew each other. There is a story told about how John broke Bill's drum kit from playing it too hard one day. He never let him touch his kit again. Love the content. I live the insight and you are right on the money! Geezer is totally underrated as a bassist!

@jefflee8133 9 месяцев назад

Hi Andrew. As you may know, ‘Paranoid’ was the title of Black Sabbath’s 2nd studio album, which had ‘War Pigs’ as the opening track on side A. ‘Paranoid’ is also the name of the album’s 2nd track, and is my personal favorite. Bill Ward is not show cased in the way that he is on ‘War Pig’s, but his playing is, as always first rate. Even if you can’t use it for your channel, you should listen to it for your own enjoyment. It’s a rocker and features a great riff that the whole band locks into, as Ozzie floats above singing the lyrics. It’s a stellar performance. Hope you enjoy it. Cheers!

@AndrewRooneyDrums 9 месяцев назад

I'll get to it!

@ettnollbajen9945 2 года назад

Bill Ward is a monster ,adding Geezer on bass makes it a force

@Distortion360 2 года назад

You got to include Ian Paice with Ward and Bonham! Monster drummers!

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

Yes I'll get to him!

@m1nty99 2 года назад

Ian Paice is probably the most underrated drummer of the 70s

@tarkett8529 2 года назад

Not to forget Ginger Baker

@jamesbacon9885 2 года назад

Completely agree

@kasperkjrsgaard1447 2 года назад

Keep it simple, he said It is, but.... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7sYeJ15lhEs.html

@stevenmonte7397 Год назад

My first time hearing this live (today). HOLY HELL!!!! He is killing those drums! (The lyrics are so amazing!)

@Ash_Hudson 2 года назад

Bill Ward was a force of nature during this concert. 11:06 is raw as fuck. He powered that out.

@stevewhite8178 Год назад

For real. I think that might have been the first instance of a blast beat in a rock/metal song

@infinite7501 2 года назад

Bill Ward. The Godfather of Doom and Stoner Rock drumming. Ask any drummers in those genres. Just F'n Heavy!!! What a legend!!

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

Yup. INCREDIBLE

@sharoncarlisle9453 2 года назад

I've never heard anyone say Black Sabbath were the founders of grunge, but you're right. It makes a lot of sense thematically. Bands like Alice in Chains and Soundgarden for sure are inspired by them.

@antoniocarlin5026 2 года назад

"Founder" of Grunge (giuuuu) was Jimi Hendrix!!!

@FreeMTrider 2 года назад

Grunge brought back that '70s hard rock metal sound and style fused with everything else up to that early 90s point in Seattle. There's a Pearl Jam Pink Pop festival floating around on RU-vid where the Mike McCready plays the outro lead of War Pigs during Alive. Pearl Jam was probably influenced by Sabbath more than any of the Seattle bands.

@chrisehli444 2 года назад

@@FreeMTrider I beg to differ Alice In Chains was far more like black Sabbath then any of the other Seattle bands..it nearly replicated the sabbath tempo and slow grinding heavy guitar sound of Iommi..

@FreeMTrider 2 года назад

@@chrisehli444 Sure we all know AIC's sound, but actually you're right. So I take that back. I do remember reading PJ's biggest guitar influences were Pink Floyd, Stevie Ray Vaugn, The Who, Hendrix, Van Halen, but I've heard McCready play all kinds of Sabbath songs when he was just messing around.

@chrisehli444 2 года назад

@@FreeMTrider I agree and the bottom line truth is every hard rock/ metal/grunge etc. Bands were influenced by black Sabbath, Zeppelin and I'll even throw deep purple into the highly influential pot..that being said I'm thankful for the hard rock pioneers of the 60s and 70s and if wasn't for those acts many of my favorites bands may not exist such as Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Van Halen Rainbow/Dio and the Seattle sound and long live the outer fringe of rock..

@markmilner842 2 года назад

I think for both Ward & Bonham, there’s the influence of Buddy Rich, as well as the examples of Keith Moon, Ginger Baker & Mitch Mitchell, as well as Carmine Appice (Vanilla Fudge). Yes, Sabbath were darker than Led Zeppelin, definitely. Definitely an influence on grunge as well as the beginning of heavy metal.

@majugejohn3716 2 года назад

I’d also like to add Jethro Tull’s first two drummers Clive Bunker and Barrie Barlow are influences on both Ward and Bonham. Ward saying Clive was one of the drummers he liked watching live, and Bonham saying Barlow was “the best drummer to come out of England” interesting stuff 🤙

@davidbrown3971 2 года назад

Bonham always said jethro tull's Barry bartholemew was britains best drummers. Sorry about the spelling Barry.

@markmilner842 2 года назад

@@davidbrown3971 here you go 😎 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barriemore_Barlow?wprov=sfti1

@mikebunner3498 Год назад

On another channel someone left a comment that said that the drum kit is still looking over its shoulder to see if Bill Ward is approaching them. This song IS ROCK!!!!!!!! So good.............. Oh, for what it's worth I saw them in 1970's. Nonstop rock!!!!! They were working their tails off. They would pause at the end of a song and launch right into the next song. At one point everyone left the stage but Bill. He just continued to beat the hell out of kit. EPIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! One of the BEST concerts I ever went to. Just unreal!!!!!! And yes Andrew they were wow...

@ManchurianCounterweight 2 года назад

Bill learned drums as a kid in the 40's and early 50's and loved / learned on big band music - Kruppa, Rich, Belson.

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

I can hear it!

@mikekeeler6362 2 года назад

I don't think they'll play Crush drums in the 40 since he was born in 1948

@joetroutt7425 2 года назад

I play this song a lot on drums and Bill did an incredible job with the tasteful fills he did. This live version is even more amazing.

@GG-ml3vr 2 года назад

Very,very hard to replicate Bill's sound and technique,a true one off😀

@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv 2 года назад

This is the Greatest Hard Rock/ Heavy Metal song of All Time.

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

It's up there James!

@S1G1L 2 года назад

Bill ward is such an amazing drummer. When Black Sabbath did their big comeback a few years back, it was unfortunately without him which I thought was a big disappointment. The classic line up is just magic.

@richardhincemon9423 2 года назад

Bill Ward quit Sabbath on August 21st 1980 in the middle of the Heaven and Hell Tour. He rejoined them for the recording of the born-again album but quit again when realizing he had to go on tour. He rejoined them in 1998 but suffered his first heart attack and was unable to tour with them. He came back after recovering from his heart attack and toured with them in 1999, 2001 and 2005 for the reunions shows. He would have not been able to play live for the end tour. You can hear him tell his story on backstage pass with Eddie Trunk! Cheers

@manleybrittain1296 2 года назад

I grew up with Buddy Rich LedZepplin and Black Sabbath Learning these parts! Loving all of it

@stormshadow2k 2 года назад

I discovered Sabbath at the age of 13 after growing up with Twisted Sister. Then on to Guns N Roses, Smashing Pumpkins and finally Tool. I still listen to the first and last on that list at the age of 42. Bill Ward still puts a smile on my face. Shame he opted out of the farewell tour.

@onerays 2 года назад

This video blew my mind when I first watched it at the age of 16, I just started playing drums, and it was the first time I saw someone playing that way, an absolute BEAST! Always felt sorry for that Speedking pedal, it looks like it's about to explode. Long live Bill Ward!!

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

Yes Juan. Absolute monster player. And great footage

@zdenkonouzovsky6947 2 года назад

Also, this was a pretty early version of the lyrics, where Ozzy mixed the lyrics that were laid down in the album version and the initial lyrics of the song, when it was called Walpurgis. I suggest to check the song Symptom of the Universe from the Sabotage album from the year 1975 - proto trash at its best with Bill destroying the kit as if it owed him money.

@markb.8756 2 года назад

Also Supernaut.

@bencurti7693 2 года назад

I was 14 years old when I bought Paranoid...this is the LP that rocketed me into the world of metal/hard rock. What a time to be alive with drummers! In addition to Ward, you had Bonzo, Moon, Palmer, and Appice, amongst others. My favorite drum song of all time? Manic Depression with Mitch Mitchell. But back to Ward....all I can say is "what a f-in drummer!" Great reaction...love your channel!

@ianpodmore9666 2 года назад

You forgot Paice, Powell and Baker.

@bencurti7693 2 года назад

@@ianpodmore9666 Great additions, Ian....couldn't think of them all at the time! I would also add Bill Bruford for technicality and chops.

@tenchmagic 2 года назад

Hey Andrew. Loved seeing your reaction to this. The 'darkness' is a reflection of where they came from, The Black Country , a heavily industrialised area. They all felt that the only way out was their music. Bonham and Plant were also from the same era and area. Raw, powerful, and very real. Cheers!!

@EvilChong1974 2 года назад

Not to mention John's son Jason is the drummer for the band Black Country Communion. 😉 Must be something in the water over there. Legendary drummers

@iearl504 Год назад

They were from Aston in Birmingham, not the black country (dudley etc). Aston was (and still is) a very a gloomy and industrial area which inspired their sound.

@nostrilnick 10 месяцев назад

The people in the crowd had no idea what they were witnessing. So cool.

@AndrewRooneyDrums 10 месяцев назад

Yes I love that! Little time capsule of a change in music right before our eyes

@ronniefarnsworth6465 2 года назад

One Of the Top 5 Classic Hard Rock songs voted in year after year 50+ yrs strong !!! and in the USA played Everyday on the Nations Classic Rock Radio !!! 🤘

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

WOW!

@ronniefarnsworth6465 2 года назад

@@AndrewRooneyDrums Iron Man stands up today, with the same problems of insane "Megalomaniac Tyrants" KGB Putin and his Awful invasion and "War Crimes" to the Ukraine people and Nation !! The song is a call out off the Evil War Machine and most wars !!

@didierleclerc66 2 года назад

Glad to see some short footage of Geezer killing it on bass

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

YES

@AntisocialSka1 2 года назад

Sound, ideas, yeah exactly. I listen to this again and again hundreds of times in years. Mainly because of Bill Ward

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

Deserves repeat listens

@manduheavyvazquez5268 Год назад

Ward, Holland and burr legends ever. The godfathers of metal drummers. Greatness

@michaelgesford7542 2 года назад

Been listening to Black Sabbath since i was 15. I am 63 now and it still gets me going. Rock on. Love it!!!!!!!!!!!!

@z-z-z-z Год назад

timeless music; fast forward a million years and people will still be blown away...

@Dan_Metalhead 2 года назад

Black Sabbath is simply the greatest band of all times. Its heavy, dark, crushing, its got the soul and feel, but still their technical abbilities are very high and every old video of them playing live is legendary and just hits you straight through the heart. Yeah, Sabbath are better than Led Zeppelin, darker and heavier, still Led are good.

@alexhamilton4084 2 года назад

I agree. Makes me wonder what would have happened if Tony hadn’t cut his finger tips off? Maybe they would never have amounted to anything. Perhaps it was meant to be. A terrible accident but worked out fantastic for them and us with their music. 👍🏻

@johnathandavis3693 2 года назад

I'm almost on board. Flip a coin....

@daseguin Год назад

They're both far too different for a comparison of "who's better". Those who state Sabbath is "better" are those who simply like darker and heavier stuff more than the stuff Zep does.

@justinlamb2864 2 года назад

Come for the drum reaction, stay for the head shaking at every member's talent and how they put it all together.

@masonspears8379 Год назад

Drums are literally firing off in that space. Thunderous

@mikebunner3498 2 года назад

I saw these guys back in the 1970's They rocked your face off. When I saw them they did not pause between songs. Bill along with the others played their tails off. Blown away, YES. Good stuff!

@janoshunyadi2 2 года назад

It's amazing to think that Bonham and Ward grew up within a few miles of each other (Bonham in Redditch and Ward in Aston) and were friends from age 15. There's a short quote from Ward about Bonham coming into the studio when Black Sabbath were recording an album in the mid-70s and playing Supernaut on Ward's drum kit.

@neilgoldsmith5482 2 года назад

Last year I watched you speak about John Bomham and Neil Peart, I mentioned Bill Ward and im glad you finally found him.

@AndrewRooneyDrums 2 года назад

Finally got here Neil! I get asked to cover plenty of drummers so It can take a while

@neilgoldsmith5482 2 года назад

Bill and his yellow drummers in that area of Classicaj Hard professional drummers are a foot ( Pun intended)Thay all love the jazz drummers I ie Gene

@neilgoldsmith5482 2 года назад

Krupa and buddy Rich etc. w/o the drummers some could not go on likevLed Zeppelin and others. Bill Ward’s ending in the song Warpigs. Rediscovering it or for us discover in the future in the end titled “Luke’s wall”. Which refers to this or the berdey schuffle at the end of fool in the rain is an example paying homage “ when Bonhan died, that was the end of a great era. Robert “the golden god” plant. With the other 3 could not go on without Bonzo with out him. Neil Peart took it to my next lvl . Thanks for listening to one of the masters. Yo should also s heck out Cozy Powel RIP, Alice Van Halen and the many others who were the actual driving members of their respective bands. Also, Butch Trucks RIP,Jai Johanny, Johanson of the Allman Brothers fame they were with them from beginning to end all 5 decades and Ginger Baker ( he happened to be the best time keeper as well as his fantastic unreal timing.Thank youz

@neilgoldsmith5482 2 года назад

Sorry. That part in Warpigs is called “Luke’s Wall”

@neilgoldsmith5482 2 года назад

Perdy schuffle in Fool in the rain. Also in Studui Since I been loving you the squeaky drum pedal that was left in the recording of the song because Bonhan thought it sounded cool 😎 adding uniqueness to the track.

@firebearva 2 года назад

Listened to this while in the Navy and at sea off the coast of Vietnam in 1971. Would get high on weed, or hash when listening to Black Sabbath this was during the Vietnam War. Bands of that era had jazz and blues influences.