00:00so number one recorded late 1969 released Friday 30 February 1970 it's
00:08Black Sabbath pretty much the foundational metal album what more can I
00:12say the song Black Sabbath incredible the template for doom metal rainy
00:19autumnal Britain captured in sonic form and that album it got me into heavy metal
00:27it got me into horror movies it opened a whole universe for me album number two
00:31I'm gonna go with um Paranoi by Black Sabbath incredible album first track
00:38war pigs pretty much the most eternally relevant metal song ever created still
00:44as powerful right now as it ever was thought about this a lot I'm gonna go
00:48with master of reality by Black Sabbath amazing album 34 minutes long again like
00:54the previous three produced by Roger Bain incredible economy in that album opening
01:01song sweet leaf basically created stoner metal you've got solitude basically the
01:07template for sort of psychedelic gothic metal I just don't think there's an
01:12ounce of fat on that album album number four was a bit of a head scratcher
01:16there's a lot I could put in here and but after a lot of thinking I'm gonna go
01:21for black Sabbath's fourth album volume four the kind of cocaine album Laguna
01:28Sunrise wheels confusion pretty much the heaviest Black Sabbath song I think
01:33cornucopia and also the kind of the gentlest changes incredible album if
01:39anyone's interested my albums number five would really be Sabbath bloody Sabbath by
01:43Black Sabbath and then my six would probably be sabotage by Black Sabbath