Nativity In Black.
It's not Nativity in Black, the name of the track was just a nickname (Geezer Butler thought Bill Ward's beard looked like a nib). There is no real meaning, they are singing from the point of view of the Devil. Perhaps saying that even evil has a heart? Personally I think they just thought it sounded good.
The song N.I.B is an acronym for "Nativity in Black."
If you are referring to the song "N.I.B." by Black Sabbath, I think they called it "Nativity In Black".
NIB, Black Sabbath Pictures of Home, Deep Purple (actually anything Roger Glover played on, may not be quite metal but it's still brilliant)
This song is called NIB.
Try Black Sabbath's NIB (main riff), Iron Man (main riff), Black Sabbath (opening riff) Candlemass' Solitude (main riff, second riff) Deep Purple's Space Truckin' (main riff, chorus riff), Black Night (all) Dio's Holy Diver (opening riff) Danzig's Twist of Cain (opening riff; it's easy but fast)
Totally unique. His singing and speaking voices are definitely the same entity. If you want to know what he sounds like, listen to Crazy Train (Ozzy), NIB (Black Sabbath) and Hellraiser (Ozzy).
If you are referring to the song "N.I.B." by Black Sabbath, I think they called it "Nativity In Black".
Too many to name, but these are my top 5: Supernaut Sabbath Bloody Sabbath War Pigs Snowblind NIB
NIB, Black Sabbath Pictures of Home, Deep Purple (actually anything Roger Glover played on, may not be quite metal but it's still brilliant)
Several early Black Sabbath tracks feature this in their main riff, eg NIB, Iron Man, Black Sabbath, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. Also, Candlemass' Solitude has this in its opening riff. Others are Space Truckin' and Black Night by Deep Purple.
NIB is the acronym for a number of banks and boards, such as the National Irish Bank, or the National Irrigation Board. It is also the name of a song and has been ascribed the meaning "Nativity in Black."
Iron Man or Paranoid, probably. The best ones are Black Sabbath, NIB, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Heaven and Hell, Country Girl, Headless Cross, After All (The Dead). Btw, why is this in the Jay-Z, Hendrix and Zeppelin categories?? Actually, the only good songs are those featuring Ozzy Osbourne, with the exception of the album 'Never Say Die', so Heaven and Hell, Country Girl, Headless Cross, and After All (the dead) are not great. Sabbath lost its soul after Ozzy got kicked out, and look who did better afterwards... And yes, why put this question in those categories?
This song is called NIB.
Try Black Sabbath's NIB (main riff), Iron Man (main riff), Black Sabbath (opening riff) Candlemass' Solitude (main riff, second riff) Deep Purple's Space Truckin' (main riff, chorus riff), Black Night (all) Dio's Holy Diver (opening riff) Danzig's Twist of Cain (opening riff; it's easy but fast)
Love is in the air
Totally unique. His singing and speaking voices are definitely the same entity. If you want to know what he sounds like, listen to Crazy Train (Ozzy), NIB (Black Sabbath) and Hellraiser (Ozzy).
The intro to "Take the Power Back" by Rage Against the Machine, The middle of "Maxwell Murder" by Rancid, The intro to "Carry On My Wayward Son" by Kansas, or the middle of "My Generation" by The Who (certainly the most famous). Intro to NIB by Black Sabbath, bass solo in Pictures of Home by Deep Purple.
I believe a nib is a piece on the radiator itself.