First Time Hearing Black Sabbath ~ War Pigs 

Exactly, this whole reaction seemed to me to be check out how cool do we look rather than absorbing the song especially the lyrics.

Facts. If they would have pulled up the lyrics, this reaction would have been a lot different

Yea it is and as you can see the "Democrats" have now become the oppressors and war pigs Marx never contemplated the proletariat becoming as corrupt and evil as the bourgeois

Give them a break, I love watching them. Funny , and it's hard to listen to Ozzy sometimes 😅 I love Ozzy

It was a pigeon.

As in 1970. Almost a 60’s song. That’s how progressive this was.

"War is a racket" by General Smedley Butler should be required reading for everyone.

Still relevant today

on weed @ very least

The song was written in 1970, I think the video was made later in the 80s

Truth

They are too young and innocent. Let them be for they are to drafted very soon. The meat grinder awaits them.

I noticed that too. They're not listening. No one does anymore. They don't get it.

@@ashleylawweird

@@camdenproductions69 You are are aware that obama dropped 26,000 bombs on really poor brown people ? So many in fact that USAF ran out of stock. You are aware there are currently 3 wars in play ? Soon to be another. Weird huh ? Oh and he told us from the Rose garden (very nice) I will let you know what I know - then he flew away...with melt and his 2 planes. Oh yes he got out from under the plume. Weird huh ? Then he increased the radiation limits on milk water and foodstuffs by over 1,000%. Weird huh ?

And it has lasted. This song and band have stood the test of time.

That absolutely sums it up

Dude, the vast majority of Rock musicians (MASTERS) in the 70's were young. Average age was about 21. You'll never see the INCREDIBLE musical talent from that time again. Certainly NOT from these latest 2 generations - the M's and Z's. The competition was fierce back then.

war pigs came out in 1973. I had the album back then. Fifty fucking years ago.

You need to study up on some music not the 80s

We grew up in a great era im just 60 , saw Black Sabbath 4 Times , Fantastic.

@Rob L. ME? yaa and a reel to reel , and a nacamichi dragon casette deck , and 4 hafler 500 watt amps ,etc etc .

I'm very envious I'm 55 I grew up with both Ozzy and sabbath As a drummer I play a lot of Sabbath Cheers bro

I also had a neighbor who became a great friend who served in the navy and when he would come home from leave he would be playing Black Sabbath on his boom box at full volume . He also became a professional wrestler . Sadly I moved away and never heard from him again . He would be about your age . Ever lived in Madison Heights Va.?

Song is timeless!

Thank you for your service

@@dionysusincarnate5713 For what, being a rich mans toy?

Thank you!

well, nobody make that choice for u

@@dionysusincarnate5713 Evidently you completely missed the point as Smedley Butler, wrote "War is a Racket"" which allows the rich to make money and the poor, soldiers and most of all civilians to suffer the cost. Butler was a decorated marine but was used by the US government forces to act for the corporations and banking system. An example being the invasion and occupation of Haiti, marines taking their gold reserves from the bank at gunpoint and handing them over to the First National Bank.

Donkeys talking about ears. USA have glass roof about that

U.S.A,C.I.A.-war.

Beat me to it.

It kills me that they think the video is actually made by BS to go with the song! 😱

Yep

@@kdm71291 music videos arevmade to create sn emotional response to a song. The fact BS never had an OV of their own, this has become the defacto MV in modern days. It's not like the maker of the video claims it to be officcial

When this song came out, I was in 7th or 8th grade. Some kids knew about it. And you could tell who hadn't heard of them. They were the geeks.

First reply ever luvit beating the drums like they owe him money Can't stop lauphing could not put it better. they should look up the live peformance 1974 CA Jam.

Bill Ward is a true bad ass drummer. Definately one of my top favorite drummers

IMHO the only thing before Sabbath was Blue Cheer - Summertime Blues POUNDS

He murders those drums. Seeing them live is an experience.

The best!

Bill Ward is a maniac.

@@williamh4172 Animal!! The stamina alone! I was really not even into the drums so much, I always appreciated their importance, but. Until I saw that video!!! ❤️❤️❤️✌️

The live version is FIRE! The drummer goes OFF!!!! War Pigs Live 1970.

@@stevenmonte7397 It must be viewed Live!

Right!? I think it’s really fantastic that these guys are willing to check out all types of music, hence why I’ve watched about 6 episodes now.

Thank god I found a comment like that. They really seem to be enjoying listening to metal and these videos don't get them as much views as the others. People that say they don't get it are just annoying cause they seem to enjoy it but can't express(can't find words to compliment like riffs and shit because I didn't know what a guitar riff is till was like 20 lol so I relate to that) it because they are going out of their comfort zone and are listening to something most people wouldn't. I was a hiphop head and when I was listening to metal I was much more close minded and didn't get shit but now I can't get enough of it.

without a doubt

They do over talk alot of songs 😔

It sometimes happen when I'm trying to watch a movie at the theater.

It's about the vibe with them, not about getting deep disecting lyrics. From what I've seen.

I dont mind it

@@Jedi-Biggs I get that. Unless it's an Eminem song, then they try to reign in all the chatter a bit to understand the lyrics. Just saying, 70's and 80's rock lyrics are crazy deep and if they actually took the time to understand, they might be blown away

Yup!

That would be a good intro song for them

Oh lordy yes!

100% yall gotta do some Pantera! Walk would probably be the best to start with

Yeah but no. Maybe you should say the singer does Heil Hitler salutes and screams "white power" on stage. Screw pantera.

Lyrics by bassplayer!! (Geezer)

Iron was on of my favs too. Scared me as a kid. I love this album. Just cooked to it the other day. 😃🤘

September 1970. (The 18th I think, but that's requiring a bit much from this old addled mind) 😂😂😂 Sad that nobody in our generation seems to have learned anything. Everyone getting behind this whole Ukraine bullshit, when it was none of our damn business to begin with. Just another reason to start another 20-year war, where the rich get richer and the ukrainians pay the price in blood. I see so many people claim to be anti-war but as soon as they see one happening they jump on the bandwagon cuz it's the latest popular thing to support! It's still a fucking war and it's not okay. Nations rise and fall that is the story of this globe we are all on. The only reason our government got involved in the Ukraine is because of the 20 some biolabs that are in the Ukraine funded by fauci and Friends. They're just trying to save their own asses they don't give a damn about the ukrainians the Russians or us. All they care about are their bank accounts

I couldn't have ever explained it like that but you fucking nailed it you nailed it my first exposure was Masters of Reality by accident in 1977 or 78 whenever it came out after he'd come out and then the next thing I knew Diary of a Madman was out but just curious my favorite hardcore Sabbath album is it on Ozzy Sabbath Ian Gillen and born again is an incredible album that I think gets no respect just throw out your opinion

@@leftcoastkiller1873 And Ian's vocal acrobatics on the title track itself are something that even the world's best singers will struggle to duplicate.

Yeah I’m disappointed every time I see someone reacting to this amazing song, using this video. I find the interpretation in this animation actually distracts new listeners from the song.

@@kalamahina7157 Yeah how tf is this video representing the song as if it's an anti-communist song when it's a critique of the capitalist wars all over the world during the era.

I hate reactors in general watching fan-made videos uploaded by some eighth grader in like 2011. If it's not incorrect, comic sans lyrics with cringe over the solos ("and nOw we jsut bask in glory :DD"), it's a random-ass montage with garbage audio so the reactors are just like "I don't really get the video; also it sounds like this could use a remaster."

I've seen them 7 times between 1976-1987. 4 times in Detroit, once in Toledo, Cleveland and Berlin German. They were even great with Dio.

Yes my mom too

They were actually born right after....grew up playing in bombed out buildings. Birmingham is an industrial town and that had a definite influence on their dark, heavy sound.

@@Milius47 correct! Their sound was inspired by the heavy industry around Birmingham, all the rhythmic thumping presses and other machinery going on. Their love of horror films I believe led to the more theatrical side, wanting to scare people as they enjoyed being scared by the films.