Black Sabbath Was An English Heavy Metal Band Formed In Birmingham In 1968 By Guitarist Tony Iommi Drummer Bill Ward Bassist Geezer Butler And Vocalist Ozzy Osbourne. They Are Often Cited As Pioneers Of Heavy Metal Music. The Band Helped Define The Genre With Releases Such As Black Sabbath 1970 Paranoid 1970 And Master Of Reality 1971 . The Band Had Multiple Line-Up Changes Following Osbourne's Departure In 1979 And Iommi Is The Only Constant Member Throughout Their History. Read More On Last.Fm
"N.I.B." Is A Song Released By British Heavy Metal Band Black Sabbath. It First Appeared As The Fourth Track On The Band's 1970 Self-Titled Debut Album Black Sabbath. The Lyrics Are In The First Person From The Point Of View Of Lucifer. Some Listeners Have Claimed That The Song Is About Lucifer Seducing The Listener However Lyricist Geezer Butler Clarifies That "the Song Was About The Devil Falling In Love And Totally Changing Becoming A Good Person." Quote From The 1992 Documentary "The Black Sabbath Story Volume One." "N.I.B." Begins With A Bass Solo By Geezer Butler Titled "Bassically" On Some US Releases. It Involves The Use Of Wah-Wah On His Bass And Was Recorded In One Take As The Amp's Volume Control Is Plainly Turned Up Before The Distorted Bass Intro Of "N.I.B." Begins. Many Bands Have Covered The Song Including Cave In Type O Negative Radio Cult Ugly Kid Joe Acid Drinkers And Pitchshifter. Ozzy Osbourne And Primus Recorded The Song For Nativity In Black II. This Version Also Appears In Osbourne's Boxed Set Prince Of Darkness. The Main Riff Is Also Played At The Start Of Strange Ways By Megadeth.
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