The drums sound really out of place, but the song itself doesn't sound bad. I had no doubts that the riffs would be good, it is Iommi after all.
You must respect Rick Rubin for having quite possibly the best job in the world... laying around, giving random advice and making a shitlot of money..
Holy crap did I just hear 20 seconds of new Sabbath material with Ozzy singing?? I just had a chill-down-my-spine boner. I don't give a crap about Rubin, Fidelman or anything, this sounds awesome. Bass sounds super modern compared to Geezer's "classic" tone, but it's still Geezer so I'm happy. Can't wait for this album.
Holy crap did I just hear 20 seconds of new Sabbath material with Ozzy singing?? I just had a chill-down-my-spine boner. I don't give a crap about Rubin, Fidelman or anything, this sounds awesome. Bass sounds super modern compared to Geezer's "classic" tone, but it's still Geezer so I'm happy. Can't wait for this album.
Sort of the same reaction I'm having - can't you just see where that song goes even from those 20 seconds? I can just keep humming along even though I have no idea how that riff resolves, it's really an unknown but oh so familiar at the same time.
"Make that guitar sound like a yogurt"
I don't give a crap about Rubin, Fidelman or anything, this sounds awesome.
only on this forum would a youtube clip with less than 30s of audio spawn so much criticism of the production
i do agree that the drums sound pretty underwhelming though. burny said it right - NEEDS MOAR ROOM!! this may not be 1971 but it aint fucking system of a down either.
Rick Rubin is not what frightens me more, it's the possibility of Greg Fidelman tracking it what does.
Black Sabbath to Debut New Song The End is the Beginning on Season Finale of CSI
http://www.metalsucks.net/2013/04/1...end-is-the-beginning-on-season-finale-of-csi/