DOOMY! 🎵 Black Sabbath - Into The Void REACTION

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[joepaskowski]

“On a scale of 1 to 10, this riff is disgusting”.
That has got to be is the most accurate statement Lex has ever said!

[klintburns]

Tony Iommi has written some of the nastiest riffs ever. This one being, without a doubt, one of his best. You can't go wrong choosing an original Sabbath tune to react to. 🤘

[m.ericwatson]

Those riffs are pure DOOM! No other band captures that like Black Sabbath

[centuryrox]

Lex, you are definitely a 70s gal! You may not have been around during the decade, but it's definitely a part of you! It's in your face, in your soul, and the way you jam out to the music. You get it. Rock on, girl!!

[DonnieRockett]

this stuff didn't get played on the radio back in the 70's, when i was a little kid, but i remember hearing it blaring out of a car or house or something, and man, the heavy low sound was, for me, impossible not to like. no internet back then, so when you're 7 or 8, you just gotta keep your ears open until you hear someone playing this stuff, and ask them who it is. no way in the mid seventies was my mom and dad going to buy me, a little kid, a Black Sabbath album, lol. they did score me Kiss Alive! when i was 11, so it was all good after that.

[bobschenkel]

Tony Iommi is a riff master of the highest order.

[Gil]

Lex is right on the ball as usual, and Brad finally agrees!. This was the heaviest song ever, back in the day. 😉

[ralphfiligenzi]

Tony Iommi is one of the greatest metal guitar riffers ever.

[zdenkonouzovsky]

This whole album is just great and it just cements the fact that Sabbath were the most important metal pioneers

[davidmastro]

Henry Rollins gave the coolest description of Tony Iommi's guitar tone on this album--he said it was "like lava".

[genebarker]

Geezer Butler is a killer bassist, not enough people talk about how great he is. Ozzy and Iommi needed him to make Sabbath special. Bill Ward was no slouch either.

[klaptongroovemaster]

Master of Reality is my favorite Sabbath Album. Especially to listen to as a whole album. Contrasting songs like Orchid just make it delightful.

[Bmphotog]

And to think that was in 1971 - unheard of sound. Those albums literally inventing & drawing the blueprint of heavy metal as we know it to this day. And it's still badass too lol

[williammcgrann]

One of the greatest opening guitar riffs ever in my opinion!!!!

[markthomas]

Lex is a magical creature! She literally became the music. Gets it in every way. Fascinating to watch!

[jamesharper]

The entire Master of Reality album is awesome.

[johntaylor]

Best metal band of all time. Actually the creators of metal..

[metalmark]

Great Black Sabbath song. Love the riffs in this one. Also check out Children of the Grave, Snowblind, and Symptom of the Universe.

[brianl]

every single sabbath reaction you guys do is mint 👌one of those rare bands that nearly every album they did was perfect, the 70s run with ozzy is a 10/10

[krwienke]

Hahaha!!! Probably the best description of the song I've ever heard. "On the scale of nasty riffs, that was disgusting " hahaha. Brilliant