sabbath....pure blues based rock...i love it. i'm a die hard fan of everything from their self titled debut to Sabotage. It does go downhill from there imo. Anyways a couple of good songs to check out Solitude, Thrill of it all, into the void, war pigs, Behind the wall of sleep, Hand of doom, Wheels of confusion, electric funeral, and many more.

exceptional bass, drums, guitar and vocals....great stuff.

[QUOTE=i2 enegade]sabbath....pure blues based rock...i love it. i'm a die hard fan of everything from their self titled debut to Sabotage. It does go downhill from there imo. Anyways a couple of good songs to check out [B][SIZE=3]Solitude[/SIZE][/B], Thrill of it all, into the void, war pigs, Behind the wall of sleep, Hand of doom, Wheels of confusion, electric funeral, and many more.

exceptional bass, drums, guitar and vocals....great stuff.[/QUOTE]

You sir, are the only other person here to recommend Solitude.

The other person being me.

Changes brings a tear to the eye

Solitude nice nice... anyways

you got to admit there was like ... season 2 of the Osbournes he was soundin really bad like

dedudheuehe **** fedefedeedd dog.

[QUOTE=JACKROXYOU]Solitude nice nice... anyways

you got to admit there was like ... season 2 of the Osbournes he was soundin really bad like

dedudheuehe **** fedefedeedd dog.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, he was. I think he is a lot better now, which is good to see.

LORD BRUMMINGTON put it best they're invincible

Ozboy did what in that atv accident. broke: ribs, pelvis, neck(or badly stubbed/bruise)

and that saved his life got him off 4,345 pills

Black Sabbath rocks. GO OZZY AND DIO AND TONY MARTIN AND IAN! (and whoever else has sung for them over these years)

Take your pick heheh

Ozzy Osbourne - 1969 thru September 1977
Dave Walker - October 1977 thru January 1978
Ozzy Osbourne - January 1978 thru May 1979
Ronnie James Dio - May 1979 thru November 1982
Ian Gillan - January 1983 thru March 1984
Dave Donato - Unknown in 1984 for a few weeks
Jeff Fenholt? - January 1985 to September 1985
Glenn Hughes - September 1985 thru March 1986
Ray Gillen - March 1986 thru August 1987
Tony Martin - August 1987 thru April 1991
Ronnie James Dio - April 1991 thru November 13, 1992
Rob Halford - November 14 & 15, 1992
Tony Martin - Spring 1993 to December 1995
Ozzy Osbourne - March 1997 to present

well lets get another question goin ( i luv it)

What movie really had a lot of Black Sabbath references. (beside School of Rock)

[QUOTE=JACKROXYOU]LORD BRUMMINGTON put it best they're invincible

Ozboy did what in that atv accident. broke: ribs, pelvis, neck(or badly stubbed/bruise)

and that saved his life got him off 4,345 pills[/QUOTE]

It'll be a sad day when Ozzy finally dies.

[QUOTE=JACKROXYOU]well lets get another question goin ( i luv it)

What movie really had a lot of Black Sabbath references. (beside School of Rock)[/QUOTE]

I don't know, but there's a film called Black Sabbath, it was released in...1922 and it was by Boris somethingsomething.*has forgotten his surname*

Someone should start a metallica thread... I'm kidding, hehe...

[QUOTE=Black Sabbath #1]Black Sabbath is the best band ever, I love all their songs, no band in the world is better.

Black Sabbath from 1970-1978 that is...after that you cant really call it Black Sabbath, its just plain 80's crap.

Sabbath Rules!![/QUOTE]

Hi
I cant agree with you more..I am die hard fan of sabbath 1970-78...Greatest band in the world..Sabbath rules!!!
Shankar

[QUOTE=severed013]they do a little bit, but not too much[/QUOTE]
Hmmm, I don't beileve they did just a little bit, Black Sabbath created and exposed the whole world to this music. Without Black Sabbath, there wouldn't be all these bands there are today such as Deftones, Slipknot, Metallica, Slayer, Megadeath. You get my point... I hope. Black Sabbath created Heavy Metal, then Metallica came along and perfected it. So you better thank Ozzy, for he gave us the music we all crave the most. Heavy Metal baby!!!!!

Umm No... Black Sabbath did alot!
 

[QUOTE=severed013]they do a little bit, but not too much[/QUOTE]
Hmmm, I don't beileve they did just a little bit, Black Sabbath created and exposed the whole world to this music. Without Black Sabbath, there wouldn't be all these bands there are today such as Deftones, Slipknot, Metallica, Slayer, Megadeath. You get my point... I hope. Black Sabbath created Heavy Metal, then Metallica came along and perfected it. So you better thank Ozzy, for he gave us the music we all crave the most. Heavy Metal baby!!!!!

^*cough*TonycreatedtheriffsthatapparentlycreatedHeavyMetal*cough*

:)

Black Sabbath......first album.....first song.....

[QUOTE=starappletheory]I like 'War Pigs' a lot. The more I've listened to Black Sabbath lately, I've noticed that they sound a lot like Led Zeppelin. Has anyone ever noticed that or am I crazy?

Monti[/QUOTE]
That was directed at this quote.

Their first two albums (Black Sabbath, and Paranoid) were definitely the best. Their later stuff sucked because they felt they had to live up to their "metal" standards. But the best songs would have to be Wicked World, Black Sabbath (song that got me into them), and War Pigs. And just think, it all started with that flat 5th in their first song...

Paranoid = Over-rated.

Sure it was a great album, but its way too over-rated and causes their later stuff to be over-looked for not being as ''metal'', I quite liked the use of synthesisers, instrumentals and all the different styles they did in the later albums.

[QUOTE=dylancampbell]Their first two albums (Black Sabbath, and Paranoid) were definitely the best. Their later stuff sucked because they felt they had to live up to their "metal" standards. But the best songs would have to be Wicked World, Black Sabbath (song that got me into them), and War Pigs. And just think, it all started with that flat 5th in their first song...[/QUOTE]

Dude Master Of Reality, Volume 4 and Sabbath Bloody Sabbath RULE

^As do Sabotage, Technical Ecstasy and Never Say Die!

From the Ozzy-era.

Parinoid is amazing I heard it was written just to be a filler or something..

[QUOTE=Lord Brummington]Paranoid(the song) was written in the space of about 5minutes, they didn't even know what the word meant when they were writing the song.[/QUOTE]

It is an awesome song man

Its a boring song.

Good intro riff, boring verse, no real chorus, bog-standard solo.

Its catchy, but I really don't like it at all.

iron man is my fav but i really like paranoid also

Yeah, Paranoid is one of my favorites.

[QUOTE=Lord Brummington]There's a song on SBS featuring an Anvil?

I know too much about Sabbath, i r teh sabbath nerd. :cool:

But I'm confused about this anvil thing, care to explain? :)[/QUOTE]



well, glad to know im not alone :thumb:

Am i the only one whos fav's are 'supernaut' or 'into the void'?!?!?! :confused:

^No, you're not.

Supernaut is one of my fav. Sabbath songs, along with the rest of the Vol.4 album.

They should make this an official Black Sabbath thread.

Indeed.

Give me 5 mins to post it in the suggestions thread.

[QUOTE=Lord Brummington]Indeed.

Give me 5 mins to post it in the suggestions thread.[/QUOTE]

You read my mind.

[QUOTE=Lord Brummington]^No, you're not.

Supernaut is one of my fav. Sabbath songs, along with the rest of the Vol.4 album.[/QUOTE]

Isn't Supernaut post-Ozzy?

Posted.

Hopefully it'll get changed, its the longest running Sabbath thread and there's been some good discussions in here.

[QUOTE=s0ldsoul4roknrol]Isn't Supernaut post-Ozzy?[/QUOTE]


Nopers, its on Vol.4.

I downloaded a live version with....Tony Martin on vocals, and he kinda killed it. I also have a version with Rob Halford on vocals, which is fantastic.

[QUOTE=Lord Brummington]Nopers, its on Vol.4.

I downloaded a live version with....Tony Martin on vocals, and he kinda killed it. I also have a version with Rob Halford on vocals, which is fantastic.[/QUOTE]

I must have one of those versions then.

If its the Halford version, its has about half of Supernaut, then it flies into Neon Knights.

[QUOTE=s0ldsoul4roknrol]Isn't Supernaut post-Ozzy?[/QUOTE]

uhh... NO. first off, there were some selections off that on 'symptom of the universe' (~album), second, why would ozzy be on the cover if it was post-ozz?

[QUOTE=sabbathfan37]uhh... NO. first off, there were some selections off that on 'symptom of the universe' (~album), second, why would ozzy be on the cover if it was post-ozz?[/QUOTE]

I don't have the album chill out.