Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath (early live version with third verse and intro solo) (Live 1970)
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- čas přidán 9. 12. 2008
- This version of "Black Sabbath" was taken from the Berlin 1970 bootleg. This has everything: different lyrics, the extra verse, and a neat intro solo by Tony. The only bad news is that I had to cut off the first 10 seconds to get it to fit, but the majority of what's important is still there. This will be the last Sabbath video until I get to 299/300. Enjoy!
- Hudba
the quality of the sound makes it more depressing and gloomy than it sould be.that is a good thing.
I don't blame people for thinking Black Sabbath was the devil himself.
People freaked out `cause Alice Cooper back then. And this Sabbath song sounds like it was recorded direkt from an gap to hell. Specially with this dirty soundquality which added a lot to this song.
It’s just a song and doesn’t mean shit. It comes straight out of bible reading and church.
@@richardcrouse9074 why are you grumpy
I think it's more focused and precise to define B.S. as the grim, vengeful and merciless face of the Christian God.
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What a masterpiece... the ominous guitar intro, Ozzy's voice and screams, the dark lyrics, the atmosphere. They were eons ahead of their time. Best version out there by far.
If I could go back in time, it would only be to see Black Sabbath live in their rises
totally!
Jeez, imagine listening this live in 1970...
It's like "hmmm, why i'm at black mass, i go to the rock concert" after smoking your 3 bucks joint
this version its really like a horror movie, ITS SCARY AS SHIT MAN!
love this band
The background noise on the tape actually ENHANCES this recording
[Verse 1]
What is this that stands before me?
Figure in black which points at me
Turn 'round quick and start to run
Find out I'm the chosen one
Oh, no! Oh!
[Verse 2]
Big black shape with eyes of fire
Telling people their desire
Satan's sitting there, he's smiling
Watches those flames get higher and higher
Oh, God, please, help me! Oh, no!
[Verse 3]
Child cries out for its mother
Mother's screaming in the fire
Satan points at me again
Opens the door to push me in
Oh no! Oh, God!
[Outro]
Is it the end, my friend?
Satan's coming 'round the bend
People running 'cause they're scared
The people better go and beware
No, no, please God, no!
This was the best song they ever wrote, to bad the lost verse didn't make it originaly in the studio. This song still makes every hair on me stand up,teeth clench and eyes water, truly the best metal masterpiece, black sabbath forever!
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m r what the hell?
Holy shit, this rules. This is now the canonical version of this song for me.
Ozzy's voice on the first album is the best, it has such a "doomy" sound, don't get me wrong I love his voice on all the other albums too but the first is prime... I wonder why they went less darker and doomy further into the progression of the group
record company control.
@@kenchamberlain2552 don’t think so. Bands like them change with time.
@@bluesalamander5527 Especially with the 80s, with the synths and more focus on manufactured sound, it just gave way to less gloomy, dark and doomy sounds in music imo. Like I hear the 80s BS stuff and it's absolutely not doom or dark at all, just attempts to.
@@SeanSMST totally agree. The band matured. Times changed
Cocaine probably
@9:16 Although simple to play, I love Bill Wards marching drum beat during Iommi's fast guitar riff. When I close my eyes, I see The Beast marching in time to the drum beat while being propelled by the energy from Tony's hellish guitar riff. Awesome.
My God the single we're all familiar with in of itself was ground breaking enough but that third verse, 'Mommy is burning the fire' considering this was 1970 and no other band, I mean No Other band had even thought of doing a dark song let alone adopting it as their motif, if you would have been in the audience that night you would have pissed your bell bottoms.
eh, black widow had a way darker ritualistic motif, and they were way ahead of black Sabbaths time
I'll check em out. Thanks homie.
Actually he says "Mother's screaming in the fire"
Coven, was bruefly on the same Label as Black Sabbath. Techmically they were the first to have such lyrics and dark symbolism and They did actual dark witchcraft as well. Jinx Dawson (the female singer) is a Left Hand Path Practicioner. Though. The band is not at all Metal. They are psychedelic and not even heavy. Picture An Evil Version of Jefferson Airplane.
Bell bottoms are cool, Skinny jeans are drivel but yes mate most people must of thought they were mad almost 50 year's ago
Oh my God Ozzy's tormented screams at 9:47 sound like he's being crushed to death in a 90 ton hydraulic press!!!!!
The most brutal version of this song you’ll ever get to hear
The quality, the additional parts... It all comes together to make this version of Black Sabbath heavier than ever... Its awesome.
Brilliant!
This version better reflects the horror theme they wanted to create. Truly artistic, each instrument supporting the others and all playing around the vocals and the perfect interpretation of the diminished 5th, thus creating "heavy metal."
If this doesn't make you tremble inside you're spiritually dead
I am spiritually and emotionally dead and happy with it.
great echo on the drums during the verses, adds a whole other level to the song.
this transcends anything i have ever heard
Thanks for posting, great bootleg. For those asking about the third verse, it was common for Ozzy to improvise the lyrics during early Sabbath years.
He just came up with those lyrics on the spot or did they write that verse beforehand?
@@94masterofpuppets He just improvised on the spot.
Heaviest song of all time. There is no comparison. Electric wizard and sleep are good but sabbath pioneered this.
Amazing version of the song
Wish they put this along with the one they put on the first album or maybe in a deluxe edition
I Agree With That
holy shit! im 63 yrs old. never knew they had a third verse of this! why did they get rid of that??? amazing!!!
Man you rock at 67 I’m 14 lol
Just think back in 1970 this was some gloomy scarry ass shit . No one has ever heard anything like it before. THANK YOU SABBATH FOR THE DOOM AND GLOOM WE CALL HEAVY METAL.
Never knew this was out there
One best bootleg I ever hear in my life and it sounds better then from the album Black Sabbath ? It gives more brutally of the song and more live for ever.
Corey michael Learn to english
Jeezus, even the drums are scary in this version!
this version is fucking epiccccccc haha holy shit it just has that I'm there sound in the audience and its just so vivid, it pulls you in
These are the original lyrics.....the third verse was removed for the album because of the record company demands....the same for War Pigs....which was Originally Walpurgis....censorship caused the band to rename and change lyrics....
thanks for uploading this...
ozzy's screams are awesome...
54 years and this song still is fire and groundbreaking. The godfathers of metal right here
Thank you, blacksabfan. This is Excellent.
c'est excellent , cela restera dans les meilleurs titres et c'est la meilleur version que j'ai entendu ....merci
9:51 i lovw the subtle drum change that u can barely hear but its awesomw it occurs at like 9:53
This is an awesome performance.
Cheers blacksabfan, this is bloody brilliant. 3rd verse too!!!!!!!
need more like this !!!!!!!!!!
Sound quality make this sounds like doomy washing machine with brick inside
Magnífico
Amazing, its not as if the song wasn't terrifying enough lol \,,/
07:25 to 08:35 gives me chills i love it!!!!
Great. Pure amazing.
Thanks so much
I love you for that man...
Recording quality only adds to the doom, incredibly awesome
My favourite intro 4ever!
Brilliant
One thing that comes to mind for me, Diablo's Tristram, without a doubt Blizzard was influenced by this intro solo
great!!!!
Perfect. Warts and all.
You're right.
The Darkest most obscure song ever written except for Carmina Burana, love this version :) ♥♥♥
Bootlegs are titled all srots of different things, usually having little or nothing to do with their content. One show can be distributed under 10+ different names byt even more distibutors, and it's still the same show, possibly the same recording, etc. And it is true, one such bootleg of this show was distibuted as "Rat Salard"...after the song, no doubt.
Absolutely morbid.
this i believe also is on the ozzman cometh 2 disc cd.
Yep, as well as the original lyrics to Walpurgis (War Pigs)
solid gold gem sabfan... I wondered how the studio original could be any more epic,problem solved
no.... it's an extra intro, iommi hasn't play it very often
-> look Black sabbath paris 1970
no..Rat Salad is another track..it's just an instrumental..i'm sure you can find it here on youtube
So beautifully terrifying. Dark.
@KingsField418
No it's not. Listen to Paris 1970 (which was really recorded in Brussels, btw) on here and listen to this and then come back and tell me they are the same.
wrong,
2 dif concerts bro , he says oh no no please god help meeeeeeeeee on the paris one
this one at 5:36 he says oh god pelase help me, OH NO OHHH NO
That is what he is saying, to the poster who wrote 'This Paris 1970' - compare the two and THEN tell me they are the same (ie. you won't).
vocal echoes shattering into the aural void and distant screams from the audience just add a little more to this fun horror classic ) too much good stuff to say about this song and this live performance really...
the very beginning sounds a little like Embryo, a short instrument from Sabbath's early days
GRANDISSIMI!!!!!!!!!😈😈😈 . .......HAIL DI'AUL ..... 😈
damn. i wish i had this bootleg...gives me chills
I'm sure you can find it on eBay
This song is in the ozzman cometh one
those kids in the crowd.... had no idea. none.
my album does not have the extra verse in the song. does a "full" version exists and if so where can I find it. it kicks ass! I am in Canada
+MegaCrowman its on the ozzman cometh its pretty bad ass bro
Was this recorded on a wax cylinder or a wire recorder?
Does make you wonder, huh ?
!!YA
I think that is from the Paris concert in 1970
Could anyone recommend a really good sounding live Black Sabbath live concert from 69 to 71 maybe even 72.
Where Ozzy’s vocals are loud and clear
Maybe provide a link.
I have been looking but found so far all I found are really bad bootleg recordings so far.
Mannn I’ve been trying to find a live performance of them playing the song Black Sabbath live. This could be the audio associated with that live performance.
It was in black and white and it was very early in in their career. When the guitar drops with all that heavy metal distortion it’s crazy. But the thing that stood out the most is when the song calms down and Ozzie starts singing his verse, the camera pans over to peoples faces in the crowd. And it’s not a far away pan either, this camera man is zoomed in right up to these people’s faces and the looks on their face... oh man. They looked scared, in shock, and like wtf is this. It was such a raw moment
Anyways this is a live performance of this song I saw a while ago back in like 2012-2013? It’s nowhere to be found at all anymore. I’ve searched over the years here and there for it but I think they took it down because of how zoomed in they were on the crowd’s faces.
If anyone knows where I can find this video please link it to me!!
@@Kampsy hey did you find that yet?
@@cole4767 it’s nowhere to be found. It’s gone
Tony has often soloed before this song.
Heavy Metal Royalty
9:43
INTENSE
diabolus in musica
I wonder why they removed the third verse.
Too god damn long.
@@whydoihavetousemyrealname305 I think too that the song was to long. The song works better with the additional verse but the lenght on a vinyl was limited back then. I really think it was an technical problem. Still sad. The verse make an very doom song much much nastier. :)
i think it's mainly this song that has the doomiest sound
The fucking best
Fear of not of only Satan but a vengeful, cruel, destructive God (but he loves you!). 😀
This is amazing! The only thing that bugs me is the solo at the end. Iommi's lead skips ahead by one measure towards the end.
What church is that in the picture?
Not a church, but a mausoleum. Google 'James Malcomson mausoleum, Kensal Green, London'.
Please, if who maybe writing me everything verse. Everything lyrics
oh..i thought you were referring to the song
Anyone know when this was?
Fairies Wear Boots solo at the end.
It says 1970 in the description
What song are on this Bootleg?
Says June 26, 1970. Sure that date is right? I can't see Sabbath changing the structure of a song and adding more onto it months after the album was released.
@@dragonlady266 Exactly. Thats why I was questioning the date. If the record had already been released, then why tour playing a different version?
@@dragonlady266 War Pigs was a version before it was recorded. I think in both cases it was before it was recorded. Thats why I questioned the date.
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Is this on DVD or CD?
CD
I like to know what i z is saying in the extra lyrics at 7 minutes and 25 seconds does anybody know? I can't believe I'm the only one to comment on this I'm the first one that's amazing
"Child cries out for it's mother
Mother's screaming in the fire
Satan Points at me, again
Opens the door, to push me in
OH GOD PLEASE, NO OH NOOOO, OOOOOOH!"
Dark fucking lyrics :)
@@sotis1756 It's majestic.
@@matercicero9148 indeed :)
in the Middle Ages these notes were forbidden by the Church to be played...Sabbath puts them to good use in this tune, you can see why...
Just for me: 8:34
Nightmarish version!!!
Lol probably to sell more albums..
This is Paris 1970
Bob Bee no, it's not. In that concert they played the same intro as here, but this is a different concert
What of the most boring song by B.S.
Ozzy would just riff lyrics to get the melody down until Geezer wrote the official lyrics. Per Tony Iommi's autobiography