DocBeezy vs. Black Sabbath

Jonny_Paycheck

I want to know the results peace, 'Check . . .

hcrink

SABBATH will crush him!

Mel_Gibson

Black Sabbath - records sold: ~15 million

DocBeezy - records sold: ~0

meatyogre

after listening to S/T twice today, I can't fathom life before Sabbath.

DocBeezy

I want to know the results peace, 'Check . . .

I just got it today. Going to put it on with the headphones tonight......will report back.

johmbolaya

I just got it today. Going to put it on with the headphones tonight......will report back.

I'm always with the useless facts, so here's one:

The first album is said to be the only Black Sabbath album where you hear Ozzy's vocals at normal speed.

Grafwritah

I just want to know when DocBeezy turned black. Last I heard he was a 12 year old bucktoothed white kid with a bowl haircut and faux gold jewelry.

Swayze

i dunno, beezy's got that esham and ICP shit on lockdown. ozzy's gut's got strechmarks?

DocBeezy

I just want to know when DocBeezy turned black. Last I heard he was a 12 year old bucktoothed white kid with a bowl haircut and faux gold jewelry.

DocBeezy

I want to know the results peace, 'Check . . .

got the first Black Sabbath.

Tried to listen to it 3 times. Terrible.

Do not like.

never again.

meatyogre

I want to know the results peace, 'Check . . .

got the first Black Sabbath.

Tried to listen to it 3 times. Terrible.

Do not like.

never again.

TREW

I want to know the results peace, 'Check . . .

got the first Black Sabbath.

Tried to listen to it 3 times. Terrible.

Do not like.

never again.

x 2

DocBeezy

figured i would get some mad faces.

seriously. It was irritating. And Ozzy's voice is sooo terible.

SouthCrackalack

wow..do you like any rock?

DocBeezy

yeah, but more psych than anything.

some favorites are Affinity, peanut butter conspiracy, Giant Crab, The Listening etc....

day

wow. that's a great record man.

try this one


bangin', son

SouthCrackalack

wow. that's a great record man.

try this one


bangin', son

bangin' indeed

meatyogre

but, dude, that shit is psychedelic as hell. Just look at how creepy and wizard rock Ozzy is lookin on the cover. If I was tripping, that record would blow me into netherworlds. It does anyways.

Ehh, each his own though I guess... .theres plenty of shit dudes go gaga about that I could give a for. This includes pretty much 90% of all jazz records. My ears aint tryin to hear it.

DocBeezy

this is the one i listened to.

after hearing this im not sure if I would want to hear anymore of their albums.

Bsides

this is the one i listened to.

after hearing this im not sure if I would want to hear anymore of their albums.

You are strange. WHo doesnt like Sabbath?

Phill_Most

this is the one i listened to.

after hearing this im not sure if I would want to hear anymore of their albums.

Well, goddamn... I KNOW you at least like that drumbreak on "Behind The Wall Of Sleep", don'tcha?

Flomotion

figured i would get some mad faces.

seriously. It was irritating. And Ozzy's voice is sooo terible.

I tried to understand what all the fuss was about again recently after Ozzy and Sabbath got inducted into the UK Music Hall of Fame. But where Sabbath is concerned I'm dead below the waist. Pity me.

DocBeezy

this is the one i listened to.

after hearing this im not sure if I would want to hear anymore of their albums.

Well, goddamn... I KNOW you at least like that drumbreak on "Behind The Wall Of Sleep", don'tcha?

im soooo over breaks.

RAJ

this is the one i listened to.

after hearing this im not sure if I would want to hear anymore of their albums.

Well, goddamn... I KNOW you at least like that drumbreak on "Behind The Wall Of Sleep", don'tcha?

im soooo over breaks.

I was never a huge s/t fan. Try Masters of Reality.

jazzercism

yeah, but more psych than anything.

some favorites are Affinity, peanut butter conspiracy, Giant Crab, The Listening etc....

Those bands kind of suck in comparison to the awesomeness of Sabbath...

asprin

I want to know the results peace, 'Check . . .

got the first Black Sabbath.

Tried to listen to it 3 times. Terrible.

Do not like.

never again.

x 2

this is the perfect time for...

The_Hook_Up

a lot of it has to do with hearing this stuff for the first time, with 2005 ears. Everything done on that album is taken for granted now. When that LP came out, all other hard rock was still rooted in the 60s...fuzz, pop arrangements, standard rhythm section formula, 12-bar stuff...no one, besides Sir Lord Baltimore(seriously slept on band) was playing the bass like Geezer was, mirroring the guitar riffs. No one was playing guitar like Tony, no one had a tone like him, no one played as stark and raw. Also, this is the first time, besides Led Zeppelin(who, if you dont like, well, then rock music isnt for you) where the drums and the beat was as important to propelling the feeling as the guitar or vocals in heavy blues based rock...yeah, there were lots of loud drums before them, but they werent as menacing as Bill was playing them, sadly, for some reason, after "Paranoid" he never played the same way again...just try and track down the concert video-Black Sabbath, Paris, 1970 for some truly facelmelting heavy rock.

bull_ox

yeah, but more psych than anything.

some favorites are Affinity, peanut butter conspiracy, Giant Crab, The Listening etc....

I think this is actually proof that you're not really a rock fan...

Dubious

a lot of it has to do with hearing this stuff for the first time, with 2005 ears. Everything done on that album is taken for granted now. When that LP came out, all other hard rock was still rooted in the 60s...fuzz, pop arrangements, standard rhythm section formula, 12-bar stuff...no one, besides Sir Lord Baltimore(seriously slept on band) was playing the bass like Geezer was, mirroring the guitar riffs. No one was playing guitar like Tony, no one had a tone like him, no one played as stark and raw. Also, this is the first time, besides Led Zeppelin(who, if you dont like, well, then rock music isnt for you) where the drums and the beat was as important to propelling the feeling as the guitar or vocals in heavy blues based rock...yeah, there were lots of loud drums before them, but they werent as menacing as Bill was playing them, sadly, for some reason, after "Paranoid" he never played the same way again...just try and track down the concert video-Black Sabbath, Paris, 1970 for some truly facelmelting heavy rock.

well put man... i still can't mess with sir lord baltimore... its alright but a bit underwhelming.

again ST is probably my least fave (but by that im really splitting hairs) of the first 4 sabbath records.

i've got the boot of that paris 1970 concert on cd and yes it is indeed INSANE.

from opening crowd noise and ozzy's 2 word intro "BLACK SABBATH!!!!!!!!! "

insanity... war pigs on there will truely blow minds with the drum fills alone

bull_ox

well put man... i still can't mess with sir lord baltimore... its alright but a bit underwhelming.

Of all the things one could say about SLB... I wouldn't have ever guessed 'underwhelming'

I'd believe overwhelming though... your tastes gear towards the heavy and frenetic I take it?

Dubious

well put man... i still can't mess with sir lord baltimore... its alright but a bit underwhelming.

Of all the things one could say about SLB... I wouldn't have ever guessed 'underwhelming'

I'd believe overwhelming though... your tastes gear towards the heavy and frenetic I take it?

i dont know after reading endless platitudes to its phenomenal dopeness i was a bit underwhelmed to find out it was just some dude goin "IIIIII GGGGOOOOTTT A WOOOOMANNN" ... way too Blue Cheerey for my tastes.. though i need to reinvestigate.

i'll take non raer hawkwind anyday though in the meantime.