ORIGINAL ART! 🎵 BLACK SABBATH “Paranoid” Reaction

Thanks for checking out our Black Sabbath reaction. Paranoid is an interesting song but we're not sure what to make of it.

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[WesleyAPEX]

Sabbath was the original metal band. They started the galloping sound that is used in every single metal song nowadays and every single Metallica song.

[vonbass]

This is the birth of metal. These are the godfathers, the grandfathers of metal. Everyone who came after owe something to these guys. Arguably their most simple song, but still great
Lex is so on it! Yes this was shocking to the first people hearing this.

[dragonmac]

Bill Ward is (in my opinion) one of the most underrated rock drummers. Sabbath's rhythm section (Bill and Geezer on bass), really drive their songs along.

[Annonymous]

"This is so original"
Well, they kinda invented heavy metal, so yeah.

[hellopaulie]

I love Ozzy's voice. It's strange that a younger generation knows him only as a befuddled reality star with an obnoxious family.

[shaunfoskey]

This band changed music forever.
All the metal bands that you love owe thier existance to this band.
The birth of metal is BLACK SABBATH!!!
Ozzie's voice is just phenominal.

[jameslam]

Considering other pop music in 1969-70, this was extreme. Birth of heavy metal.

[mikenastasi]

Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple & Uriah Heep were the core influence of the blueprint for hard rock / metal.

[sandyhickey]

I was a teen in the 70's Black Sabbath was one of my go to listening pleasures. Nothing of today will ever compare to our 60's and 70's music

[LordEriolTolkien]

Again, this was the world I was born into. And Sabbath is arguably The first True Metal

[richardworton]

Sabbath is arguably the godfathers of heavy Metal. This is off of their second album. If you want to hear a song that really shows their musicianship try Warning off of their debut album Black Sabbath.

[jackgilchrist]

Black Sabbath gave new meaning to heavy back then. This is the origin of metal, and the idea that "all that metal shit is satanic." It scared parents and little kids alike.

As a young child in the early '70s, listening to stuff ranging from Merl Haggard to Doo Wop to the more poppy Beatles stuff, when my uncle put headphones on me and played me this, it dang near gave me PTSD. Lol. By the later 70s I loved Sabbath.

[deadliestassassin]

The true beginning of heavy metal started with Black Sabbath.

[moose]

This song has been used in a lot of movies, tv shows, video games, etc. Sabbath helped to lay the ground work for the harder, and faster playing metal bands that would develop in the late 70's, early 80's. Most of their songs are about drugs, war, mental issues, the occult. You don't have to like them, but to understand the history of metal, and where it came from, Black Sabbath are at the top.

[pyrmontbridge]

Lex has a wonderful imagination of putting herself in a different era and feeling the energy of it (when Brad said he could only imagine hip-hop in a club I shook my head). Paranoid was before my musical awareness, but it must have been amazing hearing played somewhere.

[grahameveale]

No no that’s the studio version linked to a slightly out of sync video. This my friends is virtually the birth of heavy metal. All hail Black Sabbath!

[jeremy]

Right on! Love some Black Sabbath
A National Acrobat, under the sun and NIB

[Kipperbob]

I'll be 52 at the end of this year, this song came out when I was literally a baby, and I've probably played this song on guitar or drums in nearly every band I've played in over the past 30 years. Some tunes are simply classics.

[catman]

Imagine the kids in 1970 like me, fed on Blues, Motown, Rockabilly, Beatles and nice 50s and 60s music and then this hits like an express train

[chadkrueger]

This song is what hooked me on Sabbath, simply pure metal.