"...they just tell you that you're on your own; fill your head all full of lies; you bastards!" That line alone got me through some bad depression in the mid-1970's.
3:52 Geezer made me laugh there when he said “Yanks against the Brits” because Dio and Vinny Appice were in fact from New York when they contributed to a British band like Black Sabbath. Another part of the reason he said that was when they parted ways with Sabbath 3 times after 3 albums. One time after Mob Rules, one time after Dehumanizer, and one more time after The Devil You Know only because of Dio’s passing (RIP). Therefore it happened just like that out of the 3 decades with Tony and Geezer.
Ozzy playing around with the broom just being a goof just cracks me up every time i see that, have that on a Black Sabbath live DVD, that's backstage footage from the 1970 Paris show
I got it at a music store in San Marcos, Tx that's no longer open called Sundance Music Store a very long time ago, probably around 2002-03 time , and it wasn't an official DVD release by the band or record company, probably like a small, maybe fan or magazine production, seemed a bit like a bootleg, you can tell by the way the disc looks, but is professionally done DVD, doesn't look like a shitty copy! It's titled "Black Sabbath- Live in the Seventies" has that 1970 Paris show w/backstage footage and their appearance in 1975 Don Kurshner's Rock Concert, I still have it, but yeah, everything on it can all be found here on You Tube now but back when i got it You Tube didn't exist just yet so it was a helluva find, just looking in the store for cd's and just happened to spot on DVD section! I don't think you gonna find it anywhere today anymore, the funny part is that on the disc, they put a picture of their 1971 Los Angeles Forum show, but that show's not on the DVD😆WTF? That's what makes it like a bootleg release!
Funny story, I was backstage and in the middle of a song Bill Ward's suspenders got locked up around his egg-shaped drum seat and he fell over backwards ,2 Roadies had to come and stand him up right, they never stopped playing LOL!👍
funny enough Ronnie was correct, he would be the blame not Tony, and it kinda pleases me he was actually ok with it and didnt mind and understood, and that takes some certaint mindset
+Jose De Jesus Garcia It is a documentary I don't remember the name but you can find it in youtube just research for "Black Sabbath documentaries" and have some patience and you will find it eventually
is it just me or did dio seem to have a lot of anger when referring to ozzy? just asking because i'm a little obsessed with black sabbath's story/history and always have been. i cannot believe that a motion picture about their rise and fall was never even considered by ANYBODY. but i may digress.
5:57 "What the hell's he DOING?!" EXACTLY what goes through my mind every time I see Trump on TV. That aside this the greatest Sabbath story. "...his FLUTE solo!".
That room that they all were in with the peeling wallpaper looks like the exact same room that was used in “The King’s Speech”. Just sayin’. Also just sayin’, I’m the guy that coined the term “whammybar” NOT Lonnie Mack. I have no idea why I’m mentioning this but why the fk not? Big deal, eh?
