17M views. Thank you for all the comments ! Remember, we all live aboard a huge spaceship called Earth that sails through the cosmos while circling around the sun at 100.000km/h. Much love to you folks.
I love listening to this while walking on the beach with my girlfriend, until the LSD wears off and I realize I’m dragging a mannequin around a Burger King parking lot.
This is chaos. It represents the universe's chaos. To us, its extremely slow. Almost as though the space box is frozen in time, when in fact there is motion and destruction as well as creation on a scale likely incomprehensible for the human mind. Every nanosecond...
Well you could have an EP version Planet Caravan Solitude Changes She's Gone Toss in some of the instrumentals in between Though honestly none of their other tunes have this same cool quirky outer space blues/jazz feel ...maybe the outro of Symptom of the Universe but just a bit which kinda ties in with the titles actually.
Listening to this song in a dark room thru headphones with just the pale moonlight creeping in the window.... Feeling the raw power of a beautifully crafted song..
We sail through endless skies Stars shine like eyes The black night sighs The moon in silver trees Falls down in tears Light of the night The Earth, a purple blaze Of sapphire haze In orbit always While down below the trees Bathed in cool breeze Silver starlight breaks down the night And so we pass on by the crimson eye Of great god Mars As we travel through the universe
@@enigma4586 I went right to this song on headphones every time. We ate the mycelia before they became shrooms, more potent. Enjoy your retirement, Man, and thanx for the trips!
It's honestly unfathomable how this song was released in 1970. 50 FUCKING YEARS AGO. The composition is so hauntingly beautiful, so mystical and strange. Black Sabbath created something original and utterly unheard of, something that still stands out from the masses, fifty years later. Like one comment said, this is like something you'd associate with the future, like we haven't reached a time where music like this has become ubiquitous.
Funny how I didn’t hate this song but often would skip over it but then just one day it hit me when I guess I was in the right mood for it and replayed it a couple time over. Makes me just sit back and reflect on life and the events that brought me to where I am. Remember old friends I haven’t seen in decades and family that are no longer around. And how in the grand scheme of things I’m just merely a visitor who’s passing through during this phase of the world
An interpretation I found on songmeanings: First off, I want to say to those who find the lyrics hard to make out: that is intentional. The nature of the vocals is meant to invoke the speech of aliens. The song is about a fleet of alien ships that travel through the universe, looking for others who are ready to do the same. The song explains that they have just discovered Earth, but they bypass it. Why? There a couple of hints as to why: first, the moonlight is describes as falling down like tears, invoking sorrow. The second and most important clue comes from the lines, "And so we pass on by the crimson eye - Of great god mars". Mars is described not as a planet but as a god, and if you know your Roman mythology, you will know that Mars was the god of war. Hence, humanity, which is still embroiled in war, is not yet ready to receive the amazing gift of advanced technology which would allow them to join the fleet of universal explorers, the planet caravan. The aliens are saddened by this, because of the distance they've traveled, only to find a species not yet evolved enough to join them. It is a sad, chilling and beautiful anti-war song.
This is a very beautiful interpretation, far more than the official one (by Butler) "is about floating through the universe with your loved one [...] just taking a spaceship out into the stars moving the ultimate romantic weekend" czcams.com/video/zoQga3hMkyc/video.html
Um....(sigh)...I'm 60 years old....every single time I hear this song...i have this massive rush of emotions i just can't explain...and I've been listening to these guys for 50 years....an absolute true masterpiece....
@@Okayokayokayokayoh I grew up with these guys...great,great band...they are truely one of a kind so many outstanding songs...the Godfathers of metal for sure...explore their music...you won't be disappointed
@@Okayokayokayokayoh Treat others the way you would like to be treated. Anything worth having is worth working for. Lastly, career-wise, pick something before something picks you. After almost 50 revolution around the sun, that's all I got. I wish you the best.
Well I just made it to *40* myself *Back in 1967 my dad was told he had a heart murmur preventing him from serving in Vietnam, The Army Dr. said that he wouldn't see 40. He lived fast and died at 60 years old, lived his life like he was on borrowed time. I wish that Dr. didn't tell him that. He felt that he should've joined with all his buddy's from Kelvyn Park HS in Chicago, Illinois. That being said, Vietnam was also like a death sentence., my brother and sister I would've never existed. * Robert James Sekerka Sr. 01/03/1949- 08/07/2008 I miss you Dad.😩
Lyrics: We sail through endless skies Stars shine like eyes The black night sighs The moon in silver trees Falls down in tears Light of the night The earth, a purple blaze Of sapphire haze In orbit always While down below the trees Bathed in cool breeze Silver starlight breaks down from night And so we pass on by the crimson eye Of great God mars As we travel through the universe
How could four Brummie lads ( lads from Birmingham, England) write such an astoundingly beautiful,memorable,sensitive and lyrical song, and have the guts to include it in one of the heaviest rock albums of all time?
Close, but not quite right. i had this vinyl for a long time, and I heard; "The Moon. . . falls down in peace," and "In all desert waste" (no allusion to earth's orbit. . . ) "so we pass on by, bequeath the night, of grave-yard light." Yes, it is an anti-war, nuclear war, song. The alien ships pass on by because we are preoccupied with self destruction. Actually the Greys have shut down many Nuclear missile silos [fact] with their big triangular ships, all but making this song a literally valid account. A brilliantly written song, in any regard. There should be an award for its conception, imo.
black sabbath used to be called acid rock in the 70's, but the term heavy metal appeared later for bands like iron maiden and retroactively to sabbath. war pigs is a hippie song, lol.
there's something so mystical about this piece, it sounds like you're on a ship stuck in the fog navigating through calm waters slowly, trying to find where that strange voice is coming from. he sounds like a siren with the effect, and i can't get enough of it
I've been listening to this song my entire life, but i'll tell ya something, when you meet the right person for you, the most special one, this song will receive another meaning, like you're wandering through cosmic places with your partner, seeing everything together. But listening alone or not, this song never makes me feel really alone, like I'm outta this world y'know? Anyway, this is the song i wanna hear for more decades than i already have heard, this is the jam, our jam. Love to Black Sabbath, peace!
This song puts me in a state of total trance, for almost 5 minutes you are detached from reality temporarily, and transported to a place of quiet introspection, it hits deep and cuts through you like a machete in a rain forest, it’s that moving. No other song does it quite like this one though, its a deeply relatable tune that puts you on an alternate plain of reality, where your body’s on earth, but your mind is floating amongst the cosmos, questioning the infinite. It helps you find a little peace in feeling small in a ever expanding universe, all of a sudden your problems don’t seem that big for a moment, you realize everyone is getting off at the same stop, one way or another. Through the music you are hit with the thought that our planet is a place where living in the moment at every moment while spending time with those you love and doing what you love is the key to living a deeply rewarding and soul fulfilling life. could I be wrong? Yeah, could I be right? Probably not, but who gives a fuck. I guess I’ll find out when the doors of death open for me. I just hope the nihilsitc view of a black void, where consciousness lays dormant in a state of nothingness isn’t the case because that would be fuckin horrible. At least in death we get to have our questions of the unknown and ambiguous answered, and maybe even a good laugh about how how wrong we were about so many different things. Whatever it might be, I just hope that there isn’t an indefinite ending when you die, because this can’t be all there is too it, but for now I’ll keep the optimism. To anyone reading this, whatever you decide to do in life, do it from a place of love, because that’s the only thing that makes it worth the while in the long run, and know the universe doesn't reward those accustomed to inaction, be your own catalyst in life and you will reach heights you once thought of as unreachable.
@@sheikhabrahim4057 it's such a good sequence that it's almost unsettling . . . . connecting to an ancient aspect of our souls that is So old that it seems immediately familiar and yet it feels as if we've lost something in translation.
That would be a legend about humans that we traveled the whole universe before them and found them not improved enough . Only this will make them worship us.
Wow, Terence (Gezer) Butler is like the most underrated rock lyricist ever. For so very long hes consistently written so evocatively provocative about war, satan and drug addiction, about outer space, fairies and paranoia to name a few. Listening, feeling then surrendering to this haunted mystical song reawakens human souls through transcendental experience upon interstellar voyage. Hearing while watching this cosmic hypnotic video, beyond mesmerizing, radiant.
it's 4AM now, i'm here in my bed listening to this masterpiece over and over again, thinking about how big the universe can be and how much insignificant the humanity are. thank you forever, sabbath.
I've never had thoughts of suicide, but lately I've been having a very hard time mentally and emotionally, and I've honestly felt like I want to die of a heart attack or something; just cease to exist. Every time I come back to this video and song, I allow myself a moment of tranquility, imagining that once I die, I will not feel this heavy burden in my chest anymore, this difficulty breathing, this constant fear. It will only be my own self, floating in the universe, surrounded by millions of stars and galaxies and nebulas, like the ones in these pictures, and I will just feel absolutely nothing; no happiness, no sadness, no guilt, no fear. For eternity. Thank you Sabbath, for creating this amazing song for me to be able to imagine the moment where I'm finally at peace.
We are all created from one energy source. In order for energy to feel it must take a physical form, a form of matter. In order for time to exist, matter has to exist. E=mc2 Once your time has ended you will return to energy. This energy will once again become matter, the universe depends on it. Every time energy returns to matter , there is a chance of heaven or hell. Maybe not even on this planet.
My son just started sixth grade. We went to a meet and greet to introduce him to the new school and teachers. His new science teacher had this running in the courtyard for all the classes to hear. I think this year could be alright on this alone.
I approve! In my school they were such hippies that the final year students had their own communal toilet with a few key keyholders. Unfortunately that liberal attitude was where I learnt to smoke weed and gamble...
Congrats on you raising your family for him to see middle school! Let us know how he's doing when you can update! Many good fortunes to you in the future
I turned 31 over night. Been listening to black sabbath for 19 years. This is my favourite song. I didn't understand it when I was younger but now I understand everything. Thank you God for letting me have a chance to listen to this and all songs from black sabbath. Thank you Ronnie James Dio, for being my favorite black sabbath singer, may your soul rest in peace. Thank you Ozzy Osbourne, for making so many catchy and mythical song that blow me away, again and again. Thank you Tony Iommi, for making the best riffs in music history, even though you are missing bits of 2 fingers. You sir inspired me to play guitar, which I still do today. You made Gibson SG the one and only guitar that I would truly love to have. Thank you so much. Thank you Bill Ward for making my favorite drum rolls on lots of songs, and the flow on "Hand of Doom", the magnificency at "Heaven and Hell", and lots and lots of other songs. Thank you. Thank you Geezer Butler for being my favorite bass guitar player, you inspired me to learn how to play bass as well I apologize if i forgot someone, but Thank you all together, in the name of all people who love you, you made our souls better.
I'm on a whole other galaxy, folks... Drunken, oh quite drunken, and this song is my space craft... What an amazing track, damn... Yo boys, you feel drunken space travels, give this a like... Show a brother some love...
Around a year ago I took LSD for the first time in my life. And while waiting for the effects youtube reccomended this video and I heard this song for the first time in my life. To this day i believe it's one of the most beautiful coincidences in my life.
Happened to me a while ago. The very same thing. Reading all the comments about LSD, I was almost certain I got transported to a different place, where everybody's high.
@@terribleTed-ln6cm Indeed, brother. Yeah it was great, I did however find out rather quickly that explaining the effects is kinda futile as I spent 1 hour trying to explain to a friend the effects through words, and never seemed right and when I finally felt like I was close the words would vanish. Been some time now and many, many trips later I still love it, even though I tend to use it in excess. Dream on man!
Couldn't remember it from the title, but that goes for a lot of their songs, Zepplin I can recognize more songs thru the title, but still a lot of their's puts me in the same boat. But yes I do like it and the reason why I mention Zep is because I find this song is very similar to 'No Quarter'.
My good friend Steve Neje introduced me to this song, not sure how I ever missed it. He recently passed away, far too young. Reach out to friends, no matter how long it’s been or how far away they are. You might never get the chance to do it again. I hope this song is playing for him and the others gone far too young. Peace my friends.
Sabbath should have played more songs like this...probably one of their best but underrated & unknown songs. You don't need to play loud to be heard..bliss..
I'm stoned rn listening to this masterpiece of Spotify, I love Sabbath to death they are the greatest metal band of all time no question about it, peace and love!
I have honestly listened to this song probably 3,000 times and it will never ever get old thanks guys for this amazing calming tune ....it is definitely one of my favorite top 10 sabbath songs....love it 👍
This has been and will remain one of my top 10 all time favorite songs. For someone who has been listening to music with an intent ear for 45 years of music across the wide spectrum of classical, Jazz, reggae, Rock-n-Roll, Metal, swing, Hip-hop, Trip-hop, Rip-Rap and chop shop, hehehe, I dig it all and some. I can't even begin to count the music and artists I have listened too and continue to discover anew as time continues to afford me the blessings of life with music. Yet whenever this song comes across my play list or random selection my ears perk up and I turn up the volume just a little more no matter how high it was before and enjoy the journey almost the same as the first time as a bright eyed opened eared young boy. It;s just one of those special song's for me. God Bless music in all it's forms and all the artists and fellow humans who make Life really worth living and experiencing. I love you all. Rock On!
@@mateconazufre7094 Thank you my brother. May your Journey be forever amazing. And thanks for bringing me back to enjoy this master piece as I just turned up the volume just a little more to enjoy anew. God bless.
Such an incredibly tasteful solo from Tony. I love how he went for a more jazzy approach as opposed to the more common blues derivatives. Really makes that track sing
A song which really makes me feel beyond this world. Feeling that I'm smaller than a bit of dust, but also feel the whole universe in me. Incredible song.
This song brings up so much childhood memories coming home late after drinking all night and taking a tabski…. Then trying to fall asleep but keeping my family up all night with this classic music that will forever shape my music taste!!!! Much love
As im sure others do as well I regularly smoke one to this... At first I read your comment as you taking a tab after a long night of drinking and I thought man this dude goes hard..haha Been feeling that feeling again lately of wanting to take a few tabs again, its been more than 2 years now... Much love
This sound is like traveling far away without leaving the place. The same feeling of being hypnotized in his green eyes. He introduced me to this music. If one of the times you come back here, you end up reading it... Thanks, Nick.
As I sip on my drink and enjoy the warmth of my girls head on my lap, I look back on all the tears I shed today and all the years of pain I’ve felt summed up for some dumb reason just for this moment. I realize how beautiful life can be.
I absolutely love hearing Planet Caravan by Black Sabbath Followed by Led Zepellins-No Quarter..They complement each other so well in my mind..The Slower side of these Legends Of Rock..Love It!!Rock on Brothers and Sisters🤘
3:44 de la madrugada , del día domingo 14 de febrero del año 2021 . Que viva black Sabbath por toda la eternidad , que viva el arte y la cultura por toda la eternidad , amor , libertad y abundancia para todxs . Desde Argentina, buenos aires , zona sur , Bernal oeste . Saludos a todo el mundo .
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17M views. Thank you for all the comments !
Remember, we all live aboard a huge spaceship called Earth that sails through the cosmos while circling around the sun at 100.000km/h.
Much love to you folks.
;)
Peace and love, viva el rock n roll.❤️
This is THE QUS, XX,,, P
Love the video
Dick ozzy@@thorstenkleber5379
Who needs modern music when you have music from the future?
This obliviates most new music.sabbs are the chuck Norris of doom!
Nothing can be added to that. You just won the internet single handedly.
transcending the past
Very nice sentence!
I HAD A PLAY LIST CALLED CZcams
I love listening to this while walking on the beach with my girlfriend, until the LSD wears off and I realize I’m dragging a mannequin around a Burger King parking lot.
funny 😂
So Relatable
Love your whit, Pedro! This song is more appropriate, though, for mushrooms.
thats pure simple good humour. Of course the good stuff is really a past truth. Hence the relativity and instant visual. Thank you.
Your are a genius with a wild imagination. Great song.
I love it when hardcore bands do these slow mellow songs. Reminds me that life isn't just chaos all the time.
I always see it like a middle finger to critics that think these bands can’t play anything else unless it’s heavy or loud
Going from intesity to something mellow can really make you appreciate the peace.
Agreed
To me, the song Heaven and Hell sums up the band perfectly: the dark doesn't exist without the light. It can't be all one or the other
This is chaos. It represents the universe's chaos.
To us, its extremely slow. Almost as though the space box is frozen in time, when in fact there is motion and destruction as well as creation on a scale likely incomprehensible for the human mind. Every nanosecond...
I never need a psychedelic to feel this song. The song itself is a drug that's just gets me in that state of mind.
Blessed are those who feel the music deeply. I feel the same.
Agree.
Who needs? Do you need icing on your cake? No. But it tastes better.
@@sunkintree 🧐🧙♂🍄
You never need one my friend... life is one... every breath is a miracle .....
I wish sabbath had released a whole album like this, some of their best work
Well you could have an EP version
Planet Caravan
Solitude
Changes
She's Gone
Toss in some of the instrumentals in between
Though honestly none of their other tunes have this same cool quirky outer space blues/jazz feel
...maybe the outro of Symptom of the Universe but just a bit which kinda ties in with the titles actually.
Bub Nub Exactly!! Good Jazz Stuff. They liked Jazz actually
@@valvenator this was perfect, thanks
@@valvenator add Zeitgeist to the list as well
@@valvenator which one ? :)
Unpopular opinion: This is one of Black Sabbath’s best song.
My favourite song from my favourite band
its a song u have to feel most people unfortunately don't feel anymore best bs song ever
It's a beautiful song.
Love this song back in the day, and still do today,, 💕❤👍😘🎼🙏😇🎼🙏😘👍❤💕
Totally agree
Listening to this song in a dark room thru headphones with just the pale moonlight creeping in the window.... Feeling the raw power of a beautifully crafted song..
amen
I've always wanted to have it pumped into a float tank while you did 🍄s 😂😂❤🔥
We sail through endless skies
Stars shine like eyes
The black night sighs
The moon in silver trees
Falls down in tears
Light of the night
The Earth, a purple blaze
Of sapphire haze
In orbit always
While down below the trees
Bathed in cool breeze
Silver starlight breaks down the night
And so we pass on by the crimson eye
Of great god Mars
As we travel through the universe
❤
this isn't just a song, it's an experience
So true
✌️😎
Exactly why I played it my first time smoking DMT. What a fucking ride
Even sober. Play it in a pitch black room
Facts
Planet Caravan, No Quarter and Child in Time, psychedelic masterpieces by the trinity!!
I always thought this and no quarter were like twinned songs
Marooned
The Crystal Ship.
Ohmigawddd, TRUTH!! The live 1970 version of Child in Time on here is perfection. And I'm JUST discovering No Quarter and this. I'm obsessed!
No quarter wow. One of my faves and didnt even think of the overlap until I saw this. Its some sort of magic 🔮
One of the most peaceful songs that I heard.
By Black Sabbath it is. Try playing this and then Rivendell by Rush (or that one first).
Yet extremely haunting
by heavy metal band
@@midnight.blue42 True lmao
As a youngster would always skip this song, I now love it immensely along with solitude. 2 of the greatest mood songs ever
solitude is great also!
Solitude is a trip on shrooms...loved it
@@enigma4586 I went right to this song on headphones every time. We ate the mycelia before they became shrooms, more potent. Enjoy your retirement, Man, and thanx for the trips!
On shrooms listening to Solitude and planet caravan at the beach all night
Solitude could not agree more, it's an excellent song.
It's honestly unfathomable how this song was released in 1970. 50 FUCKING YEARS AGO. The composition is so hauntingly beautiful, so mystical and strange. Black Sabbath created something original and utterly unheard of, something that still stands out from the masses, fifty years later. Like one comment said, this is like something you'd associate with the future, like we haven't reached a time where music like this has become ubiquitous.
What's even more unfathomable... the legend who does the vocals is still kicking and making music every year
Five years in sabath
Welcome to Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd’s world I’m high AF as I’m writing this😂❤️
Ozzy is the prince of darkness....#1
Happens the same with No Quarter, at least with me tho.
I want this to be played at my funeral as my soul travels the universe.
Kinda deep concept.🎼🌌🤘🏻
@@jasoncreasey7981 Deep or not, I love this song.
Ditto.🎼🖤🤘🏻.....
Lsd, mdma,psilocibin
@@vicenteneto6767 No thanks, I don't do drugs.
I will never tire of this track. The nostalgic affect it has on me is sometimes overwhelming
I put it on infinite loop for flow when weight training. Or when we smash a sherm and bust some rails. Just perfect. ❄🌞❄🌞❄🌞❄🌞❄
I feel and understand you, same here.
likewise...like something super spiritual, A journey in the space...
Funny how I didn’t hate this song but often would skip over it but then just one day it hit me when I guess I was in the right mood for it and replayed it a couple time over. Makes me just sit back and reflect on life and the events that brought me to where I am. Remember old friends I haven’t seen in decades and family that are no longer around. And how in the grand scheme of things I’m just merely a visitor who’s passing through during this phase of the world
Yeah, so true - it's one of those songs that really transports you - timeless
Found a 5 hour version, get Stoned, Grill, Chill 😌 , most excellent.
Or get Stoned and GAZE to the Night Sky 😂
An interpretation I found on songmeanings:
First off, I want to say to those who find the lyrics hard to make out: that is intentional. The nature of the vocals is meant to invoke the speech of aliens. The song is about a fleet of alien ships that travel through the universe, looking for others who are ready to do the same. The song explains that they have just discovered Earth, but they bypass it. Why? There a couple of hints as to why: first, the moonlight is describes as falling down like tears, invoking sorrow. The second and most important clue comes from the lines, "And so we pass on by the crimson eye - Of great god mars". Mars is described not as a planet but as a god, and if you know your Roman mythology, you will know that Mars was the god of war. Hence, humanity, which is still embroiled in war, is not yet ready to receive the amazing gift of advanced technology which would allow them to join the fleet of universal explorers, the planet caravan. The aliens are saddened by this, because of the distance they've traveled, only to find a species not yet evolved enough to join them. It is a sad, chilling and beautiful anti-war song.
wow, thanks for that. i thought it was all about dropping acid and going on a trip.
That's one way to put it. I like the way you interpreted it.
venrakdrake this is perfect
Yes, a wonderful, even logical interpretation. Thank you for writing it so well
This is a very beautiful interpretation, far more than the official one (by Butler) "is about floating through the universe with your loved one [...] just taking a spaceship out into the stars moving the ultimate romantic weekend" czcams.com/video/zoQga3hMkyc/video.html
We played this at my aunt's funeral today. She was a huge Black Sabbath fan and it seemed only fitting to play this one. Rest in power x
Rip
RIP
Rest in peace.
Black Sabbath doesn´t need drugs, drugs need Black Sabbath.
Um....(sigh)...I'm 60 years old....every single time I hear this song...i have this massive rush of emotions i just can't explain...and I've been listening to these guys for 50 years....an absolute true masterpiece....
what advice would you give a young 17 year old. idc what it is anything
@@Okayokayokayokayoh I grew up with these guys...great,great band...they are truely one of a kind so many outstanding songs...the Godfathers of metal for sure...explore their music...you won't be disappointed
@@Okayokayokayokayoh Treat others the way you would like to be treated. Anything worth having is worth working for. Lastly, career-wise, pick something before something picks you. After almost 50 revolution around the sun, that's all I got. I wish you the best.
Well I just made it to *40* myself
*Back in 1967 my dad was told he had a heart murmur preventing him from serving in Vietnam, The Army Dr. said that he wouldn't see 40. He lived fast and died at 60 years old, lived his life like he was on borrowed time. I wish that Dr. didn't tell him that. He felt that he should've joined with all his buddy's from Kelvyn Park HS in Chicago, Illinois. That being said, Vietnam was also like a death sentence., my brother and sister I would've never existed. *
Robert James Sekerka Sr.
01/03/1949- 08/07/2008
I miss you Dad.😩
Find your flow ❤
Lyrics:
We sail through endless skies
Stars shine like eyes
The black night sighs
The moon in silver trees
Falls down in tears
Light of the night
The earth, a purple blaze
Of sapphire haze
In orbit always
While down below the trees
Bathed in cool breeze
Silver starlight breaks down from night
And so we pass on by the crimson eye
Of great God mars
As we travel through the universe
How could four Brummie lads ( lads from Birmingham, England) write such an astoundingly beautiful,memorable,sensitive and lyrical song, and have the guts to include it in one of the heaviest rock albums of all time?
@@ianwilkinson4602 lsd
Close, but not quite right. i had this vinyl for a long time, and I heard; "The Moon. . . falls down in peace," and "In all desert waste" (no allusion to earth's orbit. . . ) "so we pass on by, bequeath the night, of grave-yard light." Yes, it is an anti-war, nuclear war, song. The alien ships pass on by because we are preoccupied with self destruction. Actually the Greys have shut down many Nuclear missile silos [fact] with their big triangular ships, all but making this song a literally valid account. A brilliantly written song, in any regard. There should be an award for its conception, imo.
@@skywatcher1972 I saw a comment explaining that is says "of great God mars"
thank you
My grandpa died today, and I would like to think that's he's currently traveling thru the universe.
I'll miss you.
My condolences! He is one with the universe now:)
my condolences also.
MilesTeg87 he is just asleep
@@daddygreen1022 actually we're all asleep he is the one that's fully awake now
you never die! you just change the form you exist in. peace.
"Good to get stoned to"
-Geezer Butler
Wish I could "like" that more than once.
Love the mystical, folksy, shroomy feel of this song. Wish there were more like it
You hit the feeling if this song right on the fuckin head
That bass line Is just amazing
Don't know you from somewhere. Is your last name Sherman.
We need to talk
hypnotizing
@@brandinrivera4835bro is about to kidnap reggae
Lol @@choco698
I never knew Black Sabbath made psychedelic rock i thought they were all about metal. This is fucking beautiful.
when they were just kids lol
Black sabbath is stoner metal lmao
Isaac Larson Master of Reality is a masterpiece
@@Montano76 ya i know lmao
black sabbath used to be called acid rock in the 70's, but the term heavy metal appeared later for bands like iron maiden and retroactively to sabbath. war pigs is a hippie song, lol.
there's something so mystical about this piece, it sounds like you're on a ship stuck in the fog navigating through calm waters slowly, trying to find where that strange voice is coming from. he sounds like a siren with the effect, and i can't get enough of it
It's a hey Leslie speaker from an organ that they used for the vocal and the fluid was run through what was called an echovex.
Except for the fog and looking for the voice, that's exactly what I imagine when I hear this song.
I've been listening to this song my entire life, but i'll tell ya something, when you meet the right person for you, the most special one, this song will receive another meaning, like you're wandering through cosmic places with your partner, seeing everything together. But listening alone or not, this song never makes me feel really alone, like I'm outta this world y'know? Anyway, this is the song i wanna hear for more decades than i already have heard, this is the jam, our jam. Love to Black Sabbath, peace!
Geezer Butler said as much when it was written, it’s a song about cruising through space with your girlfriend
Just wish I had my special one right now...
This song has only one problem, it's too short.
Agreed. It sounds like they were in a real groove while playing this and should have kept going.
They have a 5 hour cut of this song on you tube. Cool mood music in your own space
@@tobywelch8538 do you mean the 5hour on repeat planet caravan? or they jamming jazz for 5 hours?
The real problem is the fact it ends
@@tahsinahmed7172 the dubbed repeat
Black Floyd
Best comments, I felt pink Floyd black version
Black Floyd Zeppelin
Nice.
Marooned Caravan :D
I remember this was the only song the music critics liked back when the record first came out...
I’m 63 and I remember getting it o with my first boyfriend ! I truly loved that guy !
Never loved any other the way I loved him!!
Ozzy you infiltrated my childhood !Your welcome bud!
This song puts me in a state of total trance, for almost 5 minutes you are detached from reality temporarily, and transported to a place of quiet introspection, it hits deep and cuts through you like a machete in a rain forest, it’s that moving. No other song does it quite like this one though, its a deeply relatable tune that puts you on an alternate plain of reality, where your body’s on earth, but your mind is floating amongst the cosmos, questioning the infinite. It helps you find a little peace in feeling small in a ever expanding universe, all of a sudden your problems don’t seem that big for a moment, you realize everyone is getting off at the same stop, one way or another. Through the music you are hit with the thought that our planet is a place where living in the moment at every moment while spending time with those you love and doing what you love is the key to living a deeply rewarding and soul fulfilling life. could I be wrong? Yeah, could I be right? Probably not, but who gives a fuck. I guess I’ll find out when the doors of death open for me. I just hope the nihilsitc view of a black void, where consciousness lays dormant in a state of nothingness isn’t the case because that would be fuckin horrible. At least in death we get to have our questions of the unknown and ambiguous answered, and maybe even a good laugh about how how wrong we were about so many different things. Whatever it might be, I just hope that there isn’t an indefinite ending when you die, because this can’t be all there is too it, but for now I’ll keep the optimism. To anyone reading this, whatever you decide to do in life, do it from a place of love, because that’s the only thing that makes it worth the while in the long run, and know the universe doesn't reward those accustomed to inaction, be your own catalyst in life and you will reach heights you once thought of as unreachable.
I just take one good puff, lean back and take the ride. the earth zaps around the sun at 18.51 miles per second .
this is deep brother...very true to its core.
@@sheikhabrahim4057 it's such a good sequence that it's almost unsettling . . . . connecting to an ancient aspect of our souls that is So old that it seems immediately familiar and yet it feels as if we've lost something in translation.
Your words hit hard thanks
Such a perfect reply .... 🙏☺️💖
Imagine that this song is the only proof that humans existed
whoever found it would worship us.
That would be a legend about humans that we traveled the whole universe before them and found them not improved enough . Only this will make them worship us.
Stfu
@@gemhook7020 what ?
@@mehmetardacinkaya3963 what you don’t understand? Always a bunch of milkers clogging up the comment section with cringey bullshit
Wow, Terence (Gezer) Butler is like the most underrated rock lyricist ever.
For so very long hes consistently written so evocatively provocative about war, satan and drug addiction, about outer space, fairies and paranoia to name a few.
Listening, feeling then surrendering to this haunted mystical song reawakens human souls through transcendental experience upon interstellar voyage.
Hearing while watching this cosmic hypnotic video, beyond mesmerizing, radiant.
i know - i totally miss his sci-fi metal tunes!
He’s a great writer but he’s said before if it wasn’t for Ozzy’s input with ideas he wouldn’t have wrote songs like Planet Caravan
The fairies were a British thing at the time a gang of sorts that wore big black boots. Shaved heads like the skin heads of recent.
How this comment only got 34 likes
One of the most underrated jazz guitar solos of all time. Better Jazz Guitarist than most Jazz Guitarists.
He DEFINITELY was a jazz player as well
Iommi was a session musician before sabbath so he had a pretty big portfolio.
Black Sabbath their roots in blues and jazz. Listen to their first album and you’ll hear a lot of jazz and blues influence.
It was a decent solo. You need to listen to more jazz tho lol. That comment is ridiculous.
@cjnv48 right! Al DiMeola says, hold my beer.
it's 4AM now, i'm here in my bed listening to this masterpiece over and over again, thinking about how big the universe can be and how much insignificant the humanity are. thank you forever, sabbath.
Released the day Jimi Hendrix died: the perfect accompaniment for an afterlife journey across the cosmos.
Crazy if true
@@brounwynsmith848 Yeah it is a crazy but true coincidence
I never say this honestly. This song never gets old. It really doesn't.❤
Thanks 4 the like. 👍
I'm 61 and I agree with you.
She - misfits
Trompe le monde - pixies
A couple songs I could say that for
Timeless. ✌️😎
This song will never get boring.
Smoke and drink a bit. Listen to this at night. Stare at stars and moon. It releases you from what bothers you. If only for a while...
Toast! Seigmayer!
If you dont smoke, you can also dream of it :)
@@DoubleI662 True dat.
So true man
@@DoubleI662 it enhances
Still listening to this beautiful piece in 2020
andres hernandez yeah mate
One of the greatest songs of all time. Undoubtedly.
Listening with you. 😊
This is timeless
Not me. I’m listing in 2063 on my ipadX and raveling back to 2020 to listen. It sounds better back then.
I've never had thoughts of suicide, but lately I've been having a very hard time mentally and emotionally, and I've honestly felt like I want to die of a heart attack or something; just cease to exist. Every time I come back to this video and song, I allow myself a moment of tranquility, imagining that once I die, I will not feel this heavy burden in my chest anymore, this difficulty breathing, this constant fear. It will only be my own self, floating in the universe, surrounded by millions of stars and galaxies and nebulas, like the ones in these pictures, and I will just feel absolutely nothing; no happiness, no sadness, no guilt, no fear. For eternity.
Thank you Sabbath, for creating this amazing song for me to be able to imagine the moment where I'm finally at peace.
We are all created from one energy source. In order for energy to feel it must take a physical form, a form of matter. In order for time to exist, matter has to exist. E=mc2 Once your time has ended you will return to energy. This energy will once again become matter, the universe depends on it. Every time energy returns to matter , there is a chance of heaven or hell. Maybe not even on this planet.
I am feeling same same ND hope you the best my friend black sabbath rules !
Jesus loves you brother
I feel ya man! Music is the best escape and some songs just take away the burden if only for a moment!hope you find peace brother!❤️🙏
find help. A therapist. best of luck
Absolutely nothing like my first time hearing this absolutely mind altering BLACK SABBATH is a BLESSING !!!
Sometimes, hearing something again is what it's about...appreciation only goes as far as understanding... Feeling the vibe and hearing the music✌️🎶👈
My son just started sixth grade. We went to a meet and greet to introduce him to the new school and teachers. His new science teacher had this running in the courtyard for all the classes to hear. I think this year could be alright on this alone.
HOW DID THE SIXTH GRADE TURN OUT?
he is in 7th now? God Bless, tough year, hope all goes well
I approve! In my school they were such hippies that the final year students had their own communal toilet with a few key keyholders. Unfortunately that liberal attitude was where I learnt to smoke weed and gamble...
@@thaohgee3694 nah he probably dropped out and joined a commune
Congrats on you raising your family for him to see middle school! Let us know how he's doing when you can update! Many good fortunes to you in the future
My phone must know I'm high again.
E rOck best song for high vibin and relaxin tho forsureeeeee
I got this song as an ad when I was stoned and rolling a joint. Amazing experience.
funny you say that Im high too
Bunch of stoner bastards, now I gotta roll one!!
So true man
I turned 31 over night. Been listening to black sabbath for 19 years. This is my favourite song. I didn't understand it when I was younger but now I understand everything.
Thank you God for letting me have a chance to listen to this and all songs from black sabbath.
Thank you Ronnie James Dio, for being my favorite black sabbath singer, may your soul rest in peace.
Thank you Ozzy Osbourne, for making so many catchy and mythical song that blow me away, again and again.
Thank you Tony Iommi, for making the best riffs in music history, even though you are missing bits of 2 fingers. You sir inspired me to play guitar, which I still do today. You made Gibson SG the one and only guitar that I would truly love to have. Thank you so much.
Thank you Bill Ward for making my favorite drum rolls on lots of songs, and the flow on "Hand of Doom", the magnificency at "Heaven and Hell", and lots and lots of other songs. Thank you.
Thank you Geezer Butler for being my favorite bass guitar player, you inspired me to learn how to play bass as well
I apologize if i forgot someone, but Thank you all together, in the name of all people who love you, you made our souls better.
I'm on a whole other galaxy, folks... Drunken, oh quite drunken, and this song is my space craft... What an amazing track, damn... Yo boys, you feel drunken space travels, give this a like... Show a brother some love...
Rick. Come home
Sippin on some jack my lifes a track going round and round as we travel
Hope all is well with you!
Absolutely dazzled on gin, ready to have another glass as I savor the cool breeze of that song
Makes me feel like I'm floating
Who else is here in 2020 cause they love Black Sabbath 🎶🖤🎶
I love Black Sabbath. The bassist Geezer Butler is the reason I play bass and am a much happier man.
Cheers!
Listening to this while America gets turned to shit.
2021 lol
2021!
Around a year ago I took LSD for the first time in my life. And while waiting for the effects youtube reccomended this video and I heard this song for the first time in my life. To this day i believe it's one of the most beautiful coincidences in my life.
Happened to me a while ago. The very same thing. Reading all the comments about LSD, I was almost certain I got transported to a different place, where everybody's high.
FamousOnChains stay off that shit man it won’t do you no good! Ok, it won’t harm you, but keep off!
Sometimes the moon and star's line up perfectly ....I hope you had a great ride !. .peace.
@@terribleTed-ln6cm Indeed, brother.
Yeah it was great, I did however find out rather quickly that explaining the effects is kinda futile as I spent 1 hour trying to explain to a friend the effects through words, and never seemed right and when I finally felt like I was close the words would vanish.
Been some time now and many, many trips later I still love it, even though I tend to use it in excess.
Dream on man!
No coincidences, only what the universe has in store for you! It was a sign you were chosen at that moment!
I stopped taking drugs years ago and yet this song still gets me there every time
Possibly the best Black Sabbath song. Possibly the best song of the the 1900s. What an amazing piece of music.
Who is here because they actually like this song
Me
Couldn't remember it from the title, but that goes for a lot of their songs, Zepplin I can recognize more songs thru the title, but still a lot of their's puts me in the same boat. But yes I do like it and the reason why I mention Zep is because I find this song is very similar to 'No Quarter'.
@@paulgottfried329 yeah it reminds me of no quarter too, both are awesome songs
Me
Me
Absolute fav. song. 1st heard it on lsd in 1988. life changing night.
I personally heard Interstellar Overdrive during my first trip and it very nearly broke me, but this have been even more impactful. Maybe. Maybe not.
@@jacindacastaneda8455
I just heard it now in 2020. Same for me! 32 years later and still changing life’s
My good friend Steve Neje introduced me to this song, not sure how I ever missed it. He recently passed away, far too young. Reach out to friends, no matter how long it’s been or how far away they are. You might never get the chance to do it again. I hope this song is playing for him and the others gone far too young. Peace my friends.
This is a great tune to be playing while driving through the Mojave at twilight, coming home from Vegas.
Why does life feels more like a dream when I listen to this song ?
This song it's something with no explication just cool
Sounds like the soundtrack that plays when you’re in the womb
Cuz it's true. It's a dream.
It's music bro :)
Sabbath should have played more songs like this...probably one of their best but underrated & unknown songs. You don't need to play loud to be heard..bliss..
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Sennstrato Sennstrato: Gtfo you filthy self promoter
Yes the masters of music lay down the greatness
Dude, sooooo right! 😎
Iommi's jazzy solo completes this masterpiece.
There is a few things that make me feel so proud to be English, and Black Sabbath is one of them 🇬🇧💜
The other one is Margaret Thacher.
I just arrived to this realm. I’m grateful. I could cry. Thank you. I’m a quarter century into this thing called life.
Buckle up!
Welcome my friend. You are exactly in the right place of time.
The first alarm song on Crew Dragon, DM-2, May 31, 2020.
Came here for that reason
aka capsule Endeavour
@@a00r nice name BTW. Good choice for the astronauts.
@@Drow87 me too)
@@mykolavolkov840 me too
I've literally had this song on repeat for the last 5 hours at work. It's just so chill and relaxing
30 years ago I played it over and over . It has opened for me the door of the meditation.
90% indica
Not gonna lie, I like your comment.
Totally agree!
Maybe 95%?
Mama Indica
100% high
I could live for the rest of my life listening to this song
same!
Ha! Was just wishing that YT had a loop mode so I could play this song over and over!
Diogo Lima right on.!!! I agree.!!!playing in the back ground of our life. May be no sound at times, but the music never stops...
IIII aaaaaaaaaammmmmmm
@@Delmarksman bro right click on the video and click "loop"! enjoy!
Every time I hear this I travel to other dimensions. This is THE SONG.
Good
I'm stoned rn listening to this masterpiece of Spotify, I love Sabbath to death they are the greatest metal band of all time no question about it, peace and love!
The creators of metal gotta chill too ya know
Can we all just take a moment and appreciate the recording quality of this song? It's amazing!
If only the quadraphone sound had lived...
The quality of the bass is fantastic
YES!!!
id love to have this album and a quadrophonic stereo!
Never underestimate the impact of a good producer!
I have honestly listened to this song probably 3,000 times and it will never ever get old thanks guys for this amazing calming tune ....it is definitely one of my favorite top 10 sabbath songs....love it 👍
I think I would be happy to hear this tune playing on loop for eternity, it's like the music of the universe man!
My son sleeps with this masterpiece,he is 2years old,sabbath forever!!!!
aggelos, he will go into life a happy man
Parenting done right!
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@@Maria-nf9vt Ναι φίλη μου
My son sleeps with iron man on, what a legend, he is only 1 year old
Dude a full moon. A foggy landscape. A cool breeze. Makes this song even better.
This masterpiece takes you to the threshold of meditation on whatever state of mind you’re in.
Timeless masterpiece, very hypnotizing
This is the type of song you hear after its done playing
Good song to hear before bed.
crazy comment man, I know what you mean
Billy Mays here with another fantastic comment.
holy shit man this makes so much sense wtf
Please explain, how high were you when you made this comment?
This has been and will remain one of my top 10 all time favorite songs. For someone who has been listening to music with an intent ear for 45 years of music across the wide spectrum of classical, Jazz, reggae, Rock-n-Roll, Metal, swing, Hip-hop, Trip-hop, Rip-Rap and chop shop, hehehe, I dig it all and some. I can't even begin to count the music and artists I have listened too and continue to discover anew as time continues to afford me the blessings of life with music. Yet whenever this song comes across my play list or random selection my ears perk up and I turn up the volume just a little more no matter how high it was before and enjoy the journey almost the same as the first time as a bright eyed opened eared young boy. It;s just one of those special song's for me. God Bless music in all it's forms and all the artists and fellow humans who make Life really worth living and experiencing. I love you all. Rock On!
Man your comment was incredible
@@mateconazufre7094 Thank you my brother. May your Journey be forever amazing. And thanks for bringing me back to enjoy this master piece as I just turned up the volume just a little more to enjoy anew. God bless.
One of the best songs. I od 3 times to this song and still never died. I guess it wasn't my time. Live on Black Sabbath
Such an incredibly tasteful solo from Tony. I love how he went for a more jazzy approach as opposed to the more common blues derivatives. Really makes that track sing
A song which really makes me feel beyond this world. Feeling that I'm smaller than a bit of dust, but also feel the whole universe in me. Incredible song.
Planet Caravan and Solitude are so different from their other songs but I love them so much
Gotta check them
Solitude is actually my favourite Black Sabbath song and one of my favourite songs ever
dont forget zeitgeist
May this classic never die. No words to describe it. Just listen.
This song brings up so much childhood memories coming home late after drinking all night and taking a tabski…. Then trying to fall asleep but keeping my family up all night with this classic music that will forever shape my music taste!!!! Much love
As im sure others do as well I regularly smoke one to this... At first I read your comment as you taking a tab after a long night of drinking and I thought man this dude goes hard..haha
Been feeling that feeling again lately of wanting to take a few tabs again, its been more than 2 years now...
Much love
@@vijfendertig
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Black Sabbath: inventors of metal, and lesser known for being pioneers of ambient music
This sound is like traveling far away without leaving the place. The same feeling of being hypnotized in his green eyes. He introduced me to this music. If one of the times you come back here, you end up reading it... Thanks, Nick.
My soul leaves my body an hugs me everytime I listen to this beauty
As I sip on my drink and enjoy the warmth of my girls head on my lap, I look back on all the tears I shed today and all the years of pain I’ve felt summed up for some dumb reason just for this moment. I realize how beautiful life can be.
Hey brother, savor each moment this life offers you
Spread love and warmth, be the guardian you wish you had
This is actually my #1 favourite Black Sabbath of all time. I adore this tune beyond every magnitude
50 years old and still well before its time
Ozzie is a very special character. So sweet and unassuming. You’ld never know how deep he can get.
ozzy is a genius. mastermind. unreal what he did with sabbath and his first few solo albums. still one of my faves to listen to.
The 1,7k dislikes are just people who missed the like button due to a good dosis of cannabis or lsd
or people who like Dio a bit too much
Or ate to many Bats 🤔😳🤪
Or it was their opinion and right to dislike it, stop being so ignorant bc we don't like the same thing as u do
Ahahaahahahahah
@@dutchthademon2286 bruh its a fucking joke
Im thankful my father showed me this, he's old school. Trippiest song I vibe with and forever will..........................
It doesn't get much trippier than Echoes and Cirrus Minor by Pink Floyd
I’ve never heard a song that sounds like this one, it’s one of a kind. 50 years old and this transcends time
The solo can cure cancer
Best guitar compliment ever👏🎸
kklkkkkjkjj curou um cancer mas desloquei o maxilar rindo aqui
@@felipecostarvl kkkkkkkkkk olha só!um br que gosta de Black Sabbath
@@drfre4400 é dois! tamo junto queridão \m/
true, but can't cure this muthhafukin gangsta in a playa though. #Bompton
I absolutely love hearing Planet Caravan by Black Sabbath Followed by Led Zepellins-No Quarter..They complement each other so well in my mind..The Slower side of these Legends Of Rock..Love It!!Rock on Brothers and Sisters🤘
May I also suggest Pink Floyd marooned for the perfect trifecta
Best Black Sabbath song
One of their best songs... a travel through my brain and beyond... peace to all of you. Can't get enough of this...
Closing your eyes dancing slow side to side, waving your hands with the motion of the song feeling nostalgic. Yes. This is pure magic
3:44 de la madrugada , del día domingo 14 de febrero del año 2021 . Que viva black Sabbath por toda la eternidad , que viva el arte y la cultura por toda la eternidad , amor , libertad y abundancia para todxs . Desde Argentina, buenos aires , zona sur , Bernal oeste . Saludos a todo el mundo .
2:20 de la madrugada, sábado 10 de julio. El mismo sentimiento! Saludos desde el caribe continental
Me adhiero con ustedes , excelente , desde Montevideo Uruguay
Saludos desde sur de brasil
Yeah.. but bring some ..
Man este estaba en otra dimensión cuando escribió esto XDDDD