Who's here after hearing about Ozzy's passing😢😢. True legend and a loss to the world!!!

Bill Ward was an amazing percussionist. He doesn't get the recognition he most certainly deserves.

The most motivating anecdote was how Tony Iommi had an accident in the factory, the doctors tell him his guitar playing days are over, but Tony doesn't give up. He makes finger tips with plastic bottle caps. Today and forever, he will be remembered as the godfather of heavy metal.  If this isn't motivating enough, I don't know what is !!!

Glad there were English subtitles for Ozzy

I’m watching this video a day after learning Ozzy Osbourne, the founding frontman of the original heavy metal band, Black Sabbath, has passed away, just several days after he and his Sabbath brothers played their final concert together in front of 20-40,000 fans at Villa Park in their hometown of Birmingham, England. Rock In Peace, Ozzy!

R.I.P. Ozzy, Lemmy, and Eddie Van Halen. Three legends gone but never forgotten 🤘

“We used to play like from 2 in the morning to 2 in the morning”, that’s one hell of a show ozzy! Lol

Makes me sad watching this! You’ll never have a band like this again! RIP OZZY! BIRMINGHAM FOREVER!

Black Sabbath documentary, with Finnish subtitles.

You can't get more metal than that.

Geezer is an underrated bass monster

The impact Black Sabbath can never be replicated. What they did with music changed the world forever.

Original lineup was magical

With so much early great footage, so many interviews with the band, all the members still alive and well, isn't time this band got a decent documentary made about them. If I was a film maker or had any means of doing it, I would make it my life's work. They deserve better than this. The whole story needs to be told in a professional and artistic way. Black Sabbath are as important to popular music as any band in the latter half of the 20th century. Enough said.

I was in like 12 when I first listened to Sabbath immediately liked them.  This was back in the 70's

I swear, Henry Rollins is in every rock documentary.

Binging Sabbath since Ozzy's passing.

I was in Marine corps and in march of 1970 a friend said you got to hear this band Black Sabbath so we jumped in his 69 mustang and cranked it up and as they say the rest is history.

Geezer cracked me up when he said about the crowd looking the same age like Dorian Gray lol lol lol

Black Sabbath for life.

This band deserves a biopic