You haven’t even watched it, have you?

I'm going through Changes right now and it's highly overrated.

You'd need them if the football team captain was after you!
Nobody in Denmark wishes this.
Menopause?

burn sizzle fry shake n bake bat bitch

Oh, and my top ten. Well.

10. Laguna Sunrise
9. Sweet Leaf
8. Mob Rules
7. Die Young
6. Iron Man
5. Children of the Grave
4. Heaven and Hell
3. Paranoid
2. War Pigs
1. Black Sabbath

I was this scrawny, short, pale kid with thick glasses and a super dorky look, but I could still effortlessly outrun anyone my age, even the kids that went to soccer practise every week and actually cared about sports.

These days I probably couldn't outrun anyone younger than me. I'd need to take a breather after the first two seconds of high intensity physical activity. I really need to exercise more!

Word. Like "why is such a great band doing this trite crap?"

I used to love that song, but I was mostly a metal head back then. It's not that great for a stripped down ballad type thing. Perhaps even a little lame.

Let’s fight. Meet me in Little Rock, bitch

You son of a bitch!!!

I'm looking at a map and can't find a state or country called Bitch.

I'm down. First one to Little Rock loses.

lol

I like how it ends. Being a fixture in the context of the end of a movie is probably the best thing that could ever happen to it.

Honestly, Sabbath have made plenty of crap. Iommi was an innovator, but not necessarily a great artist. Much less so for Ozzy.

I like them and they arguably revolutionized guitar music, but I wouldn't call them artistic geniuses. I think they just kind of stumbled on something unique and happened to have great chemistry.

Tony Iommi has played the same solos throughout his entire career. As someone who has listened to every single Sabbath album ever recorded, including that "The Devil You Know" album, I find it obvious that Iommi is a rather limited artist.

Their first six are the only ones that I care about.

You guys should man up and meet in Big Rock, Ill. **** this Little Rock gayness. :D

So they're like every band.

So you think every band stumbles on something unique?

And I thought my bar was low.

It's true though. Name an artist who didn't stumble into their sound but invented it from the ground up.

How about the 99.9% of all bands ever who simply choose a predefined style to play without putting a single original thought into it?

Well, if we're not talking about artists that are innovative, then sure.

Well, then I think we agree completely, actually.

1. Into the Void
2. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
3. Children of the Sea
4. Megalomania
5. Zero the Hero
6. Symptom of the Universe
7. After Forever
8. Hand of Doom
9. The Sign of the Southern Cross
10. Wheels of Confusion

Really cool song :beer: