Dehumanizer had some really good songs!

After listening to the Forbidden remix that albums surprisingly been pumped up a few spots in my rankings.

Great to see some love for the Tony Martin era from you, Pat. Tony is an incredibly underrated musician. I recently picked up his solo album called 'Scream' (which is absolutely killer) and I was surprised to learn that he'd played most of the instruments on it, including the drums and... the violin! Needless to say, he's also the main songwriter. So yeah, he's so much more than just an awesome singer

Another great video. I am not well versed in Black Sabbath. I am more familiar with their older stuff. However, I will be making it a point to check out some of the other albums.

Brilliant video, thanks for uploading.

I hadn’t listened to many Black Sabbath songs outside of the hits before I watched this video, and I did what you said to try for the title track Black Sabbath and it legit gave me chills. Now I’m listening to a lot more of their music 😭 great video!

Great vid man!🎸

Excelente video Pat, voy a tener que volver a escuchar algunos discos a los que no le presté la ateción que merecían 😅.

Thank you so much for this video Pat, I am so glad you finally got to do this! It was a long wait but it was worth it. If there is one band I can never get tired of, a band that is the beginning and the end for me, a band that has always remained great and interesting throughout every era, it’s definitely Black Sabbath. I highly agree that the bottom 4 albums are really forgettable and aren’t as great as they should be, but they are definitely not bad albums by any means. As for my number one choice, I would still have to go with Heaven and Hell because it’s still one of my personal 10/10 albums. I think we can all agree that despite the numerous lineup changes, Black Sabbath has remained one of the greatest bands of all time, probably the only band that rocks with so many different vocalists. Cheers bro 🔥

Great to see Tony Martin getting more recognition these days. The Shining is a dead set classic. Devil and Daughter, Anno Mundi, it’s all great stuff 🤘🏽

Interesting list. I loath Technical Ecstasy so I get it. Mob Rules was way higher on my ranking video. Cool stuff.

My own list: 19 - The Eternal Idol 18 - Seventh Star 17 - Forbidden 16 - Never Say Die 15 - Technical Ecstasy 14 - Cross Purposes 13 - 13 12 - Tyr 11 - Born Again 10 - Sabotage 9 - Master of Reality 8 - Headless Cross 7 - Heaven and Hell 6 - Mob Rules 5 - Dehumanizer 4 - Vol. 4 3 - Paranoid 2 - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 1 - Black Sabbath We agree in number 1, which is the best Tony Martin album and giving Dehumanizer a high position.

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It’s all great like that ❤

The first five Sabbath albums (from 1970. to 1973.) perfectly suit my taste. My top favorite Sabbath songs have to be Solitude, Sweat Leaf, The Wizard, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and especially Changes! What a band...what a discography...

My Ranking 19 13 18 Never Say Die 17 Forbidden 16 Black Sabbath 15 Sabotage 14 Technical Ecstasy 13 Dehumanizer 12 Paranoid 11 Mob Rules 10 Born Again 9 Master of Reality 8 Vol 4 7 Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 6 Tyr 5 Cross Purposes 4 Seventh Star 3 The Eternal Idol 2 Headless Cross 1 Heaven & Hell

The Devil You Know? 20 albums

1. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 2. Heaven & Hell 3. Sabotage 4. Mob Rules 5. Eternal Idol 6. Vol. 4 7. Seventh Star 8. Paranoid 9. Dehumanizer 10. Born Again 11. TYR 12. Headless Cross 13. Forbidden 14. Cross Purposes 15. Black Sabbath 16. Master of Reality 17. 13 18. Never Say Die 19. Technical Ecstasy

Love the top three I was surprised by dehumanizer being number 3 or so high...

Although I'd have to disagree that the debut is more influential to metal than Paranoid, this is a pretty goddamned good ranking you've got here. Thanks for sharing!

My most recent ranking: This fluctuates a bit from time to time. But my 1 has been there for a while now. 20. Headless Cross(those awful 80's synths kill it for me. Also, for a supposedly'dark' record, I feel a happy vibe from a couple of the tunes. Subtract those two tracks and dim those synths....I'd feel totally different). 19. Seventh Star(it's not bad, it just feels the least like sabbath). 18. Forbidden(not their best, but not nearly as bad as its reputation) 17. Cross Purposes(having Geezer present makes a difference) 16. The Devil You Know(didn't grab me immediately, it's a grower that kept getting better with each listen) 15. Never Say Die(NOT heavy, nor metal, but it's adventurous, 'outta the box' Sab.) 14. TYR(Annu Mundi 🔥; releasing Feels Good to Me as a single felt like a huge mistake to me. It's not representative of the vibe or quality of this album at all. I give this album a solid B, but do not care for that lead single whatsoever) 13. 13(h I view this as a 16 song project, rather than just the 8-10). 12. The Eternal Idol(very good album, overlooked) 11. Heaven & Hell(The title track is my favorite DioSab tune). 10. Born Again(Ian and Tony sound phenomenal together) 9. Mob Rules 8. TekEx (being lesser than 1-6 doesn't mean it sucks) 7. Dehumanizer(my fav DioSab) 6. Sabotage 5. SBS -5&6 neck and neck, a hair less than 1-4 4. Black Sabbath 3. MoR 2. Paranoid 1. Vol4

Forbidden I would put at the absolute bottom. Gypsy is like the only song I like from Technical Ecstacy lol! I would have put The Eternal Idol on top of all the Tony Martin albums, because it is the only one of them that I feel has that Sabbath creepy doomy feeling to it. I would have traded places between Mob Rules and Headless Cross.

I'm not gonna gripe about rankings, cuz that's an individual thing. But I don't understand the gripe that Born Again only had 9 songs. That was kinda the norm back then.

Mystifying to me that the debut gets the top spot while MoR is much lower. It does have N.I.B which is a great track. The title track is legendary and the story behind it is cool but it's not a song I would go out of my way to actually listen to... Heaven And Hell has my all-time fav BS song, Die Young, but only four tracks on that album stand out, the other half is pretty forgettable. Mob Rules is much much better as an entire album! Also, just drop Paranoid towards the very bottom and I wouldn't complain one bit, never liked it apart from the title track and THAT is a hot take, my friend! 🙃 I do love Headless Cross, very nice to see it so high up! For a Gen Xer like me it evokes those awesome years of the late 80s to a tee.

I wasn't gonna give any lip, but HC over Paranoid and MoR? Smh

Sorry no album post Ozzy is better than any of the original lineup ones.