Sabotage is "one of those albums you need to stop and listen to"...which is why it's my favorite BS LP. There's plenty of headbanging on there, and a lot of introspective parts too, like the acoustic passage at the end of "Symptom of the Universe", just beautiful.

Never say die is one of sabbaths best albums!!! Way underrated!!!!!!!

For me, it's Paranoid. The drumming by Bill Ward and the production of his drums are legendary on this record.

I think this was the first appearance by Alo on SoT. I watched this series and then the Priest series multiple times. They are what got me hooked on SoT on KZfaq and then the website.

Sorry to anyone who disagrees, but IMO Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and Sabotage are this band's absolute pinnacle. Nothing else in their catalog even comes close to these 2 masterpieces, which have both aged unbelievably well.

I’ve always felt that Ozzy-Era Sabbath peaked on Sabotage, which I feel is the heaviest record ever made. I remember reading an interview with Zakk Wylde that when he first joined Ozzy’s band, he told Oz that he shouldn’t be doing pop metal like Shot In The Dark, but needed to make a record more like Sabotage. I’ve always respected the hell out of Zakk for that!

My favorite band of all time seen them about 8 times in my life.

I really like this channel. I wish I knew about it a few years ago. Pete Pardo, you do a great job of putting together great videos. I like hearing your thoughts on all the hard rock/metal bands that I grew up on. You always have good guests on as well. Thank you for all the great content. 🤘👹💀

Vol 4 still the greatest for me. The heaviest and the best.

Ozzy stopped to ask me directions to the concert venue in Leicester (De Montfort Hall) as I as walking along Narborough Road. He was in the back of a big grey Citroen car... didn't click who it was at first 'til I noticed the 'OZZY' tattoos on his fingers...this was back in 1980.

"Live Evil" features the greatest cover art of any album, in any genre, of all-time. Just sinister, classic art.

Watching this in February 2023! Thanks SO much to Chris and Pete - what a lovely, informative and Biblical storytelling session. You guys are such gurus and it's so, so nice to hear the memories, details, fun facts, nuances about

This video absolutely made my Easter. On to part 2!

I was fortunate to be at their last ever gig in feb 2017. I live in Coventry which is only about 10 miles from the NEC in Birmingham which is a ten minute train ride from my home town. The amount of people that came from the other side of the world just for that gig is enough proof of their iconic brilliance.

Awesome content! This is the first video of yours that I just watched and now I'm hooked.

Black Sabbath are my all time favorite band.

Another excellent vid. I came late to Sabbath. But once I got there.... Loving the remasters. I was 16 in '79 too. AC/DC was ( and still is, at least the Bon Scott era) my idea of rock. Didn't know the Paranoid title story. Keep informing us!

You guys are a wonderfull duo........great entertainment guys.....love the show....keep doing these shows.....you are pros.

I'm so glad December 31st 2020 brought me here. This is gold.

Like you two...If I never have to hear Changes again. It would be no great loss.