I've always loved Tony Iommi's guitar, but I've never been that Sabbath fan. But suddenly Cozy Powell came in, and he achieved the impossible with me - he made me a Sabbath fan!!!
MY FAVORITE SABBATH ERA AWAYS WAS DIO'S AND THE TONY'S ERA !!! HEAVEN & HELL, MOB RULES, ETERNAL IDOL, THE HEADLESS CROSS , TYR & CROSS PURPOSES are masterpieces!!! Of course i love the Sabbath original (Tony, Geezer, Ozzt & Bill) But i love even more DIO'S AND THE TONY'S ERA !!! THE BEST!!! Fuck the Ozzy's ball-suckers!!! I'll never change my opinion!
It took me a while to get into Black Sabbath, TBH. I was definitely a Hard Rock fan in the late 80's when I was a kid, and I would've loved the Cozy/Tony Martin era back then. I would've flipped over Tyr in the early 90s. This was exactly the sort of music I started out liking. But it was the last Sabbath I was exposed to. This was never once on my radar in all of that time.
The song Headless Cross is Heaven and Hell amped up. The main riff and solo are incredible. Tony took Black Sabbath to heights Dio couldn't although Dio is incredible, too. Just different. The albums with Tony are some of the best metal ever created. P.S. There is something to be said about Dehumanizer.
The Ozzy era, the originals, the best. All other subsequent line-up changes were quite great, vastly different, and i do believe that those changes, though,may have been chaotic, were nonetheless a great reason why Sabbath has lasted so long. Let's face it, you can choose 70s Sabbath. Then in the 80s, you have Dio, Ian Gillan, Glenn Hughes, Ray Gillen, Tony Martin, and a night with Robert Halford from Judas Priest lol, which was fkn awesome. If you want a different Black Sabbath, you have several choices. I like and appreciate that very much. Black Sabbath is by far my favorite band.
@@stevedamien638 how about FX, Laguna Sunset, Fluff, Orchid? All filler. Over and Over is untouchable.. Ozzy wouldn’t be able to come close to that performance.
@@mulatschaginteresting, I never heard official Dio's announcement of restoration of Rainbow. I thought it was just rumors. And Ronnie said the same in interviews.
Tony is a superstar bit a humble one! According to Geezer book Tony was at a financial low point in the eighties. Must’ve been hard to see Ozzy super successful while sabbath was struggling with multiple lineups. I never could get into the eh Martin era. It’s very generic 80s rock.
I don't take that at all - I think he's bored out of his brain having done interviews for 15 years and wants to nod off and let TM give responses to what are stock standard questions.
Best Black Sabbath lineup
I've always loved Tony Iommi's guitar, but I've never been that Sabbath fan. But suddenly Cozy Powell came in, and he achieved the impossible with me - he made me a Sabbath fan!!!
MY FAVORITE SABBATH ERA AWAYS WAS DIO'S AND THE TONY'S ERA !!! HEAVEN & HELL, MOB RULES, ETERNAL IDOL, THE HEADLESS CROSS , TYR & CROSS PURPOSES are masterpieces!!!
Of course i love the Sabbath original (Tony, Geezer, Ozzt & Bill)
But i love even more
DIO'S AND THE TONY'S ERA !!! THE BEST!!! Fuck the Ozzy's ball-suckers!!! I'll never change my opinion!
Totally agreed.
Well, this video answers a question I had about Cozy's relationship with RJD. Sad. I'm a huge fan of both their work! RIP Cozy RIP Ronnie
Agreed, that's a real shame but big egos tend to crash.
Hail Black Sabbath happy holidays.
It took me a while to get into Black Sabbath, TBH. I was definitely a Hard Rock fan in the late 80's when I was a kid, and I would've loved the Cozy/Tony Martin era back then. I would've flipped over Tyr in the early 90s. This was exactly the sort of music I started out liking. But it was the last Sabbath I was exposed to. This was never once on my radar in all of that time.
The song Headless Cross is Heaven and Hell amped up. The main riff and solo are incredible. Tony took Black Sabbath to heights Dio couldn't although Dio is incredible, too. Just different. The albums with Tony are some of the best metal ever created. P.S. There is something to be said about Dehumanizer.
💯 % agreed mate!
just ordered the Tony Martin era Sabbath box set...I can't stop listening to Headless Cross on YT.
Headless cross fav. 💿of mine with the martin daze
Headless Cross ✌
The Ozzy era, the originals, the best. All other subsequent line-up changes were quite great, vastly different, and i do believe that those changes, though,may have been chaotic, were nonetheless a great reason why Sabbath has lasted so long. Let's face it, you can choose 70s Sabbath. Then in the 80s, you have Dio, Ian Gillan, Glenn Hughes, Ray Gillen, Tony Martin, and a night with Robert Halford from Judas Priest lol, which was fkn awesome. If you want a different Black Sabbath, you have several choices. I like and appreciate that very much. Black Sabbath is by far my favorite band.
✌️👌🌞😎thank you for that..
Mob Rules line up. Proper band 👌👌
Mob Rules line-up is Dio - Iommi - Geezer - Appice
@@facaseulivro yes.. the BEST lineup
Dio Era had the most fillers in the 80s.
Lonely is the world
Over and over,,,
Slipping away, yikes
@@stevedamien638 how about FX, Laguna Sunset, Fluff, Orchid? All filler.
Over and Over is untouchable.. Ozzy wouldn’t be able to come close to that performance.
@@stevedamien638 Lonely is the " Word " phenomenal song 🎵 Dio amazing vocals and Tony Iommi brilliant guitar solo performance 👏
It’s 89 -why the question about Dio and not about Gillian or Hughes -and rainbow back in the late 80s ? First time hearing that
Not long before that interview, R.J. Dio announced, he wanted to reform RAINBOW, but Blackmore said no.
Two years later, Dio rejoined BLACK SABBATH.
@@mulatschaginteresting, I never heard official Dio's announcement of restoration of Rainbow. I thought it was just rumors. And Ronnie said the same in interviews.
This interview was never released? 1989 great year
Tony is a superstar bit a humble one! According to Geezer book Tony was at a financial low point in the eighties. Must’ve been hard to see Ozzy super successful while sabbath was struggling with multiple lineups. I never could get into the eh Martin era. It’s very generic 80s rock.
What’s with the one single note palm mute question it’s annoying
Tony Iommu looks embarrassed over Matin’s response
I don't take that at all - I think he's bored out of his brain having done interviews for 15 years and wants to nod off and let TM give responses to what are stock standard questions.
I agree
this band should have been called white sabbath or black snake lmao.