great band but ive never listened past neon knights

The next song on that same album is too crazy

agree that its only zep who can do the Levee or Kashmir, their 'progressive' albums after the tetralogy were out threre. but their early music is a lot of times flavorless (some iconic songs in there for sure though) and now sounds too rudimentary, unlike sabbath who not only added their own flavor to blues influences but also made it sound timeless

a ton of blues on sabbaths s/t but then Ward's jazz drumming on top of it all

I should eventually get around to the whole Dio era but I haven't even finished the self-titled or technical ecstasy yet 😭

oh you already god damn know

For now, just peep the self titled, Paranoid, Master of Reality, Vol 4, Sabotage, and then jump straight to Heaven and Hell.

oh I've already heard all the albums from paranoid up til sabotage, theyre tuff

Then dive into Heaven and Hell brother

This the weirdo that ate a bat but criticized Ye

that riff instantly reminds me of pinball wizard by the who.. but the rest definitely reminds me of sabbath

Bass solo at the beginning into that riff is so o*****ic man haha

Ozzy and Sharon also cosplayed as Ye and Bianca for Halloween last year.

I think the sample thing was over money.

THOSE DIRTY WOMEN THEY DONT MESS AROUND

WELL YOU KNOW, THAT JOHNNYS A SPIDER AND HIS WEB IS THE CITY AT NIGHT

still peak Sabbath idgaf

Iommi breaking the chain with that riff on the bridge of Dirty Women 🔥

came out before both Townshend stole his rock opera idea from that album too. Pretty Things were goat.

I remember holding the Never Say Die vinyl as a kid, looking at the front and back picture of a pilot sitting in the cockpit. I remember just thinking, 'this is the coldest cover of all time man'

pleasantly surprised to see so much love for never say die of all albums. but its a great one and it grew on me a bit in recent years. I really appreciate how they were trying to do different things in that period even if it didnt always make sense to me

I had the same experience with Wish You Were Here and those robot arms shaking hands

Into The Void transcends piff

monumental jamb with like 3 classic guitar solos in it

Shoutout to whoever name dropped No Quarter... forgot how gas this was

That's so dope. The only pink Floyd in our house at the time was The Wall and it was dubbed on some generic cassette lol

Enjoy bro
That second half when the piano kicks in is godly

John Paul Jones doing his thing on them keys frfr