Is this the best Black Sabbath song?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVMh56r10IE
shareI don't see a title, so I'll just try to name my favorite songs of theirs, since they are one of my favorites.
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The song was from sort of a hidden track at the end of the Sabotage album and was called Blow on a Jug. It's pretty funny. For my serious favorite Sabbath songs, I'd have to go with
Symptom of the Universe
Electric Funeral
Children of the Grave
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shareWar Pigs is a favorite of mine
My buddy wanted it as his wedding song but then he caught his fiancee cheating on him so it never went down...would have been great though
Honestly, I hate Black Sabbath. Very one dimensional music and Ozzy's voice grates on me.
Some of the Dio era stuff good.
Black Sabbath to me is the ONLY band in the "heavy metal" genre worth listening.
Tony's killer riffs; playing semi-tones (maybe because he chopped of his finger) which give it that Middle-Eastern sound. Add distortion, and it's great.
People never seem to talk about Bill Ward's jazzy drum style, which gives the band a very unique sound. I was just listening to "Fairies Wears Boots" (by accident) and thought I'd post here.
"Hero the Zero" was an awful song.. To me, Black Sabbath died when they fired Ozzy. It's very hard to replace the voice of the band. It's obviously Tony's band, but you could find a guitarist on the street who could replicate that on stage. Bass is even easier to replicate. Keyboards especially, since there isn't any bending. When you hit middle C, it's always going to sound like middle C... Outside of vocals, drums are on instrument where it's not so easy to replicate....
But I should add that coming up with the stuff is the amazing part, not simply replicating it note for note, beat by beat.
Though I love them both, I always preferred the two albums with Dio. Heaven & Hell and Mob Rules are 95% great. The Ozzy albums were at best 60%. I have to skip quite a bit of content when listening to the early Sabbath stuff.
My faves:
Heaven and Hell
Into the Void
Sweet Leaf
Props to Tony Martin. The first album that he sings on (Eternal Idol [1987]) is very good and the last good Sabbath album IMO. Everything after this is meh.
Yes, I was surprised when I first heard Dio with Sabbath. I wasn't sure I was going to like it before I actually heard it.
shareThere's no good Black Sabbath song.
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