She's spot on, Sabbath is HEAVILY jazz and blues influenced. Anyone told you different is crazy.

If you haven’t heard it yet check out Megalomania from this same album. Criminally underrated track.

INTO THE VOID by Black Sabbath is definitely one of their very best songs.

Black Sabbath started out as a heavy blues / jazz band who wrote "scary" music. Their debut album is very bluesy. In fact, if you like blues you should totally check out the track "Warning" from that first album. Their second album had the trippy "Planet Caravan" and Bill Ward's acoustic drum jam "Rat Salad". Master of Reality had several chill acoustic interludes. All of their 1970s albums had really pretty songs mixed in with the heaviness.

I love how at 05:30 at the "Woman-child of love's creation..." Tasha starts swaying as if acting out the part, not even knowing the lyrics, just feelin' it. That's so spontaneously perfect. And she's not wrong about feeling the blues in their sound as they started as a 12 bar blues band called Earth.

Bill Ward the unsung hero of this song. My favorite Sabbath song.

Great song! The second half is such a departure from "metal" which Sabbath often is associated with. It is funky, bluesy, jazzy; very exotic sounding. Awesome arranging and songwriting here man.

Great song from a great album my favourite Black Sabbath album.

ozzy's vocals are at his best on this record very throaty

I have never heard this! Wow where the hell have I been?! Great vid as always you 2

Black Sabbath can take two, seemingly different melodies, and mesh them into one complete song. They do it so well with so many of there songs. You can't get the full feel for the song just by listening to the first minute of a Black Sabbath song; you need to listen to the entire song and then make a judgement. Really enjoyed your video! Thumbs Up! I'm a big fan of Black Sabbath and Ozzy!

1975 is when this song was released on the Sabotage album. Electric Funeral is a great one.

Tasha near the end, "they're very bluesy" - very much so. And jazz too, at least in the beat, and definitely Bill ward's drums"So well done you guys, and LOVED getting you honest reaction & musical talk & appreciation.

Sabotage is an incredible album i mean they all are but for me this one is my fave

You really want to hear Sabbath ? Look for a band called " EARTH ". That's pre - Sabbath before they changed their name . You see , Sabbath started off as a blues band with Hendrix & Cream being their huge influences . Even in this one album you can already hear Sabbath riffs & licks . 🤙

You need to check out more of Sabotage, my personal favorite Sabbath album

Bill Ward's Drum's and Geezer Butler's Bass and The Guitar Riff's of Tony Iommi and Ozzy's Voice !!! Man Fantastic !!! The Sabotage Album Released in July 1975 !!!

Snowblind is my favorite Sabbath tune!

Yes Yes this is the proper version well done. Love the reaction!

This Song Is Dope. Sabotage Is My Favorite Black Sabbath Album And So Underrated. I Think Sometimes Regular Black Sabbath Fan Never Even Listens To This Amazing Album.

While the Ozzy and Dio eras of Sabbath are the most iconic, don't sleep on the Ian Gillian and Tony Martin eras. A few songs: "Zero The Hero" "Trashed" "Devil & Daughter" "Valhalla" "Heaven In Black"

Adventures of TNT is f'in awesome! Long live THE METAL GOD AND GODDESSES! BLACK SABBATH WOULD BE PROUD TO HAVE YOU AS THEIR FANS!

Love the way your wife grooves to the music. You are blessed, my man. God bless.

You finally got around to my favourite Sabbath song. I bought this on purple vinyl when I it first got released as a single.

Really enjoy watching you and your wife react to all the great music your discovering. I am 61 years old and grew up in Southern California listening to all these bands your discovering like Sabbath, Blue Oyster Cult, and alike ; You two need to lay " I'll take care of you" which is a phenomenal blues done by Joe Bonamassa with Beth Hart on Vocals. I GUARANTEE you will both be blown away. There's a live version on youtube. Keep discovering the music of our past; and by the way HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

"Looking for Today" and "Spiral Architect' from Sabbath Bloody Sabbath was a new 'awakening' if you could say.....very more emotional and musical Sabbath...just couldn't stop listening when I heard them 30 years ago....Ozzy just singing so good on these tracks it really is a joy to listen to them now.

Black Sabbath is one of the best bands of all time!!!

Tony Iommi (lead guitar) is the genius who wrote all of their music, and who invented metal, doom and thrash. He teamed up with bass player Geezer Butler, who he had great chemistry with, and who wrote the lyrics. I suggest Into the Void, Children of the Grave, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and Air Dance (for some actual metal jazz).

I won't ever stop listening to the music I grew up with. BUT, because they stopped making my favorite rock ( ass kicking southern rock and heavy metal ) I have been listening to more modern day country music because it's the new southern rock. BUT I still jump on the old favorites from my childhood.

Hand of doom

In 1975 nothing like this had every been recorded. Thank you Tony Iommi 🎸.

Sabbath were not just a heavy rock band they where game changes they shaped music forever they made kids say I wanna be a rock star fucking excellent band ❤️

After almost 40 years, I STILL get goosebumps when the second half of the song starts......!!!

This is my second favorite Sabbath song. The song immediately after it, Megalomania, is my #1.

You aint wrong Sistah. At their essence Sabbath is a Heavy Blues band which is exactly how Sabbath came to life.

Everything you two said was right on the money 🎶 🔥

Check out thrill of it all by black sabbath. Ozzy's vocals are amazing

Tasha is correct about the Bluesy! Black Sabbath has very deep roots in blues and Iommi is a master of pentatonic scales. So even if Sabbath is the beginning of metal so to say, it doesn't mean that they aren't bluesy. Here are some Black Sabbath recommendations: A National Acrobat, Fairies Wear Boots, Snowblind, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Sabra Cadabra, Hand of Doom, The Writ, Junior's Eyes, Megalomania, Into the Void, Lord of This World, and Sweet Leaf.

This is how reactions are supposed to be done and huge sabbath fan as well

If you like that one you're going to love, Into The Void... Mind blowing...

The greatest album of all time, and severely under-rated :) And back when Ozzy could sing, which hasn't happened for over 30 years lol

A great song after this would be "The Thrill of It All". Sabbath does Funk.

Might I suggest taking a 14 minute trip through the amazingness of A bit of finger/Sleeping village/Warning? You know what? F it, just fire up the b side of the debut album and roll with Evil woman(Crow cover) Sleeping village/Warning(Warning was a ansley dunbar song from '67. awesome in it's own right). Evil woman isn't on the north american album, it was replaced by wicked world. In all honesty, the sabbath songs you should check out are all of them.

You can't help moving to this song.

How Sabbath started Thrash metal. So good.

Their song "After Forever" is Black Sabbath version of a Gospel song .

Tasha, you are exactly correct, Sabbath is based in the blues (as is most rock and roll). They just bring it to another level. Nice reaction!

Check "Junior Eyes" or "Air dance" if yoy wanna be surprized . It was a very creative band.

OH SO LOVE THIS!! Thanks SOOOOOO MUCH FOR THAT!! YOU ROCK MY 59 YEAR OLD SOCKS RIGHT THE F__< OFF!! LOVED YOUR REACTION TO THIS PIECE OF METAL ARTWORK!!

Cool tune. Black Sabbath originally began as a blues band. I love their grooves with blues and funk style elements.

Laguna Sunrise -- Changes--Shes Gone and You Wont Change Me are more on the soft side ......Ozzy Solo ,,High Flying Again is well worth a reaction because of Randy Rhodes style that he puts in it.

You got it wright girl, really great reaction my friends❤️

As a friend of mine said...you could drill through Concert with that RIFF....cheers

Yes Tasha, they do have a lot of blues influence in their music. Like a lot of English bands/artists, they LOVED blues music because at one point, it was easier to get American blues records than American rock n roll records. Plus American blues artists toured England a lot back in the 50's & 60's but rock n roll artists not so much. Great reaction. 🤘Rock On!🤘

It's wonderful this great music can cross all boundaries.... these great 70's bands were meant to be enjoyed by everyone... glad you're enjoying the exploration trip into your own mind too... just wait until you get to YES, ELP, and King Crimson. All this wonderful music is very organic... truer to your heart...

I love you guys...how you react!! 🤟 Sabbath rules!

It's songs like this and many other Sabbath songs why they are considered the godfathers of heavy metal. They took blues and jazz added Tony Iommi's doomy guitar sound and style added in Ozzy's very unique singing and came up with something so different for its era. I first heard Sabbath in 1970 and they are still my favorite band. Their first 6 albums are flawless.

A great example of why Black Sabbath is so important to rock music. They very likely created heavy metal AND thrash.

Bill Wards drumming here is a good primer before trying to dissect his drum solo from an earlier effort called Rat Salad.

and you guys don't give off this kind of energy doing a hip hop reaction.luv u guys

Another great band with the loud sounds is Judas Priest their song Screaming for Vengeance comes to mind.

This song is from their album titled Sabotage. Many other great tracks off this killer album like "The Writ". Maybe someone will request it.. Peace...

I remember when this album came with 4 free hits of Acid lol.

Great song and video! Kinda wish you hadn't heard it before her but still awesome guys

Sweet leaf next!!!

Ozzy's first solo live album (The first one he released anyway) is called Speak of the Devil, on which he opens his set with a really kick ass version of this song. Meanwhile, Sabotage (which is where this song originally comes from) is one of their most underrated albums. Symptom of the Universe is the only song off it that they ever play out, but other outstanding tracks are "Hole in the Sky", "Thrill Of It All", "Megalomaina" and "The Writ".

Another Words, You Take The BLUES AWAY, Metal Couldn't Possibly BE!!

When they switched up midway and your wife did that dance. That is what real music does guys.

Bill Ward just kills it. He is GREAT!

right at the last I thought I was listening to Santana.💚♫

This is gold 👍

Lord of this world,Thrill of it all - Sabbath with Ozzy/ Falling off the edge of the world,Sign of the southern cross-Sabbath with Dio/Diary of a madman,Revelation mother earth-Ozzy solo with Randy Rhoads.6 underated gems.

Bill Ward killing it 🤘

This reaction channel is my favorite! More Opeth please!

8:11 she also might like Laguna Sunrise :))

Sabotage was released in 1975. Btw, if you want to hear an awesome ballad that Ozzy sings with Sabbath listen to a tune called "SHE'S GONE" off of the Technical Ecstasy album.

This is from the Sabotage, they where angry and wanted to make an album that was departure from Sabbath Bloody Sabbbath. This song is laid out the road for so many Metallica riffs. Black Sabbath makes it a point to change up the tempo and take you in different directions. Best part of the video is your wife dancing during the acoustic section--I had to take my blood pressure medication and grab a box of tissues.

Drum fill wise, one of the toughest songs to play. Bill Ward is my favorite no matter who is more technical. Props for my man who was clearly into this. If you could only know what it felt like to experience this at 14 - no matter the year or decade, just to hear this when you are young enough to have it branded into your DNA. I feel very lucky for that. This was Ozzy's prime for vocal range, power and clearness. One of the best guitars sounds ever - and Geezer is Geezer. He never needed to improve because he was always so good, but the other 3 kept rising and rising right up to the (1978) end, as far as I'm concerned.

My top Black Sabbath albums are Born Again and Tyr. Live Evil has to be up there too.

You and your wife do really good videos, keep it up.

Love the genie dance

the second half of this song reminds me of zeppelin

You should check out the dates. Like this hit I believe came out in the mid 70s but you will find out how much this band had an influence on many heavy metal bands, but ya ! You be amazed war pigs 1970

Bill ward s drum amazing

I love this song, this is Black Sabbath taking inspiration from the early punk scene,Ozzy was friends with the Sex Pistols

Y’all should also react to the sepultura cover of this song

Sabotaje" junto al "Sabbath Bloddy Sabbath" lo mejor del Black Sabbath

The sympthom of outstanding music: 🤯 Lol

You should listen to the "Born Again" album. Listen to the song called "The Dark/Zero the Hero". This singer is from Deep Purple, he only did this one album but that song is the best one there, so if you want your mind to be blown, then this is the song that will do it....it did it to me.....enjoy

Black sabbath la mejor de todos los tiempos. O-o, g-b, b-w, t-i. Los 4 fantasticos! under the sun... , a national acrobat, warning... todas sus canciones son increibles.

Bill Ward " El Pulpo" es un Icono en la batería junto a John Bonham

BLACK SABBATH, LED ZEPPELIN, PINK FLOYD, THE DOORS. THE BIG 4 OF HARD ROCK.

As good as it gets!

His voiced changed a bit since N.I.B., eh? Amazing.

I think your wife would like the Polish band Riverside. Check them out.

neon nights

Damn bro your content is awesome as always and your Lady is fine as aged wine, Daauum!.. Kudos!

Try Revelation (Mother Earth) from Ozzy's Blizzard of Oz album, really good intelligent song and very relevant to the climate crisis.

Great Lyrics by the bass player Geezer Butler as usual, coupled with an awesome guitar work by Tony Iommi. This is from 1975.

Hand of Doom is another epic song . Please consider