Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath (Pop Shop 1970) (4K 60fps)

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In 1970, RTB cameras filmed the British group in concert, in Brussels, in its original formation. 1st Broadcast: 21st January 1971

Tony Iommi - guitar
Geezer Butler - bass guitar
Bill Ward - drums
Ozzy Osbourne - vocals

Album: Black Sabbath
Artist: Black Sabbath
Release year: 1970

[christianandres]

this music is the father of all metal for me

[BSIII]

Legendary. Iommi inventing Metal and Doom Metal, and Ozzy going crazy on stage, headbanging.

[tyler]

did anyone notice how ozzy crossed his fingers before he started singing 'what is this, that stands before me' maybe they were even scared of there music?

[lmonhead]

Bill Ward the one most underrated drummers on the planet

[haro]

What an amazing thing it is to have a quality recording like this of a legendary band at their beginning! Man that sound must have been mind blowing at that time.

[brandonfr]

This song was created by:
1° Gustav Holst - Mars.
2° By the nightmare that Geezer had one day.
3° The heavy style of Black Sabbath Members.
4° The tritone that Tony Iommi decide to include in this heavy riff.
5° Because It's Black Sabbath, The HEAVIEST Band of this universe.

[z_____]

I’ve watched the other version a million times, the clarity in this one is unreal 🤯 keep them coming olease

[BSIII]

This video quality is insanely good. Wow

[johnord]

No one had ever heard anything like it.The riff that give birth to metal

[danielbuzzo]

the best thing about this sabbath's performance is the pure RAWINESS of the sound, that, ladies and getleman, is RAW and PURE, and fucking LOUD rock and roll

[marcp]

The guy behind Ozzy 00:10 looks like he's from 2023

[Black.Sabbath.Guy]

Fuck I’m watching this in the dark and when the main riff kicked I got chills down my spine

[paulwesterfield]

Electrifying performance from the soul and beyond

[AlaskaPalms]

55 years later to watch one of the most impactful songs is crazy

[ESPLTD]

Ozzy so high he said "people running cause theyre scared" twice but its still a great performance. I couldnt imagine how crazy this was to witness in the late 60's and early 70's when they did this. No one else was this level of heavy before- both in terms of sound and stage performance

[garrickcook]

So badass. Nothing like it. Thanks to this team of dudes for creating the best genre of music.

[jessegauvreau]

2:21
Those amps were so loud, Ozzy clenched for a split second when tony unleashed that power G-chord.

[sleevelessace]

man this crystal clear video of iommi playing that intro and the rest is a sabbath fan and a guitarists wet dream!!!! like pretty much compared to everything else from early sabbath days

[CalebePriester]

3:11 I had never noticed that he was crossing his fingers? Was he wishing that everything would go down alright?

[effe]

how tf did they come up with these sounds in 1970 is incredible to me, they just went ahead in time and then went back to 1970. Black Sabbath makes me doubt of the rules of space and time ffs