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Imagine being Chad, walking around with 24/7 access to the eternal groove.

keep up the good work

Lots of people never listened to the radio. Only traded CDs and tapes. There is an ENTIRE WORLD of popular music even the most seasoned listener hasn’t heard.

The genius of Nick Mason please!

Brazilians are soo kind and humble. This guy is no exception. Talented drummer too 👍

i’m 65 now at 14 I was the biggest Black Sabbath freak ever and played more air drums to Bill Wards fills than anybody else’s. This presentation kicked ass- you are doing a marvelous job. Kudos to you! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Black sabbath fan? Name that song by only listening to the drums. Been listening for 50 years.

Doesn't it suck that you know reality is just one big fake made up ploy to get you to believe in nonsense

One of those bands I've always heard of but only really got into properly about 6 months ago and I'm absolutely hooked... Absolutely love Brann

Better then original.

Thank You 😎- he was the 1st I heard to play high-hat kicks like Bernard Purdie on Master of Reality (the song)

He cheats cos he’s got bendy sticks 😂

i guess the key to being irreplaceable in a faceless band is to play the best anyone’s ever heard

Not quite my tempo. Cheers ;)

As much as I love these, I do find it kind of wild some of these artists haven't heard any of these songs before. I mean I've accidentally heard this song probably 1000 times. Movies, commercials, music culture as a whole. Crazy

So we found Patricia Star? She grew up under a rock.

Just for your info there’s a channel called @musorashorts on here with like 25k subs just posting y’all’s content for shorts and giving no reference or credit whatsoever. I only know cause I loved the Mr.Brightside video and they posted the whole thing in a short! 😂

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I think brandon should learn bleed from meshuggah in like 2-3 months

Awesome analysis 🤘

Nice! Bring Eloy Casagrande! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

Bill Ward was, is, and always will be The Beast. He had Bonzo’s power with the finesse of Gene Krupa and Buddy Rich. No exaggeration. The perfect percussionist. Twice when I saw Sabbath, Bill entertained the arenas with drum solos during stage power outages. Yes, 12,000 seat arenas, and he needed no amplification. Absolutely amazing man. Love ya, Bill.

THE GOAT..

So glad you picked this song specifically

Bravo 🤘💪🤘💪

this is quite my tempo

Fantastic!

Bill can absolutely fill that pocket he was a Groove maestro but he was good at staying off the grid and giving you feel and emotion. While holding that band together. Certainly The Godfather of heavy metal. Never be another like him

He played like a Jazz drummer, that is it.

God bless you Bill,.ward one..... Forever😢

I totally agree that Bill Ward was a phenomenal, and under-appreciated drummer. I grew up on him. Not as fast as Ian Paice, and with clear differences in his and John Bonham’s approach and style, but he played fantastic parts in his own inspired style that are memorable to this day. I really like the fact that this gentleman is making these videos. I don’t necessarily agree with his playing interpretations of each song, but this is really nice to see this done, particularly with the tablature.

Fascinating

Love how much fun he's having. Smiling like a little kid during the song reveal. Musicians rule!

“I’ll cue you”

Great to see. I got the jam with Bill Ward on the bass for two hours straight recorded with My guitar teacher, Leland Jeffries, and a mobile truck in the driveway in Fullerton California in 1988 on two separate occasions. I was deeply into James Brown Bootsy Collins bass playing at the time. It was great. I told him he played a lot like John Bonham, and he said “well we came from the same part of the country and had similar influences. We were friends“ i’ll never forget it. Plus, he told me I was a great bass player, and he was a super cool guy too! 😃

Great video congrats

So, who is this person? 😮

This is the most fun I've had watching this show. He is absolutely one of my heroes without him I don't think I would be the drummer that I am today

Only one thing I've learned from Bill Ward? I learned to play the drums by playing along to the Paranoid album as a kid! He taught me everything! The man is a fuggin' legend!

i saw him in 2004 and he is the most powerful drummer I've ever seen... there's seeing a band and they sound very close or as good as the CD... then you see Sabbath with Bill ward and the music is greater than the cd (or record).. his drumming was so loud and powerful his drum set seemed bigger than a normal drum set.

Very nice remake on the drums

...and let us not overlook the contributions of Sabbath's fifth member, COCAINE.

air dance my favourite black sabbath song.

this is funny. I'm a lefty that was forced to play right-handed as a kid and then built my own drums now that I'm old and realized that playing with a low high hat lefthanded is ergonomically better...so now I'm trying to play lefty more. I have two rides, one on either side, so I'm not committed yet.

I love how he can keep the beat while rarely playing the exact same thing phrase by phrase

All moving parts (stand still) is the definition of Bill Ward drumming....the rolls he does on his snare during that beat is incredible and you won't change me amazing songs on a very underrated album technical ecstasy. What about Sabbath Bloody Sabbath two songs from there that are just mind blowers a national acrobat and sabbra Cadabra killer tracks. And Never say die, has got two songs on there that really get my blood flowing like Shockwave and an absolute burner airdance in that beautiful piano part in it. And two killer songs off sabotage thrill of it all and the writ. I love the drumming on that album more than any and megalomania has got some great drumming too. And volume four probably my second favorite album by them, Cornucopia, supernaut ,the quirky Saint Vitus dance an brutal under the sun..... what an album!

Greg Bissonette is an astounding drummer and human being. 0:00 ❤God bless him..💖

Better than Lars Ulrich.

Everything this group put out sounded exactly the same. So I’m assuming when you learned one riff, you had all your songs down so I guess that one riff is impressive?

I wish I could unhear this song.