Who did black sabbath inspire?

Answer 1

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if u mean the band black sabbath then Ozzy's main influence was The Beatles

Answer 2

The blues - various members played in twelve-bar blues bands. The Beatles. Some rock'n'roll. Sixties rock. When they heard Zeppelin's début album, they said 'Ours will be even heavier'; they were already turning up the volume and distort by the time they changed their name to Sabbath.

Answer 3

Black Sabbath was influenced by the 60's 'European Rock 'n' Roll' scene. Black Sabbath's first style was a dark-blues kind of genre that was gaining popularity at the time. Black Sabbath invented their own form of music by combining blues and heavy, deep riffs created by guitarist Tony Iommi.

Common known influences are The Beatles and The Yardbirds (Early- Led Zeppelin)

Answer 4

Every metal band has been influenced by Sabbath, but stoner/sludge/doom metal bands like Electric Wizard and Sleep are directly influenced by Sabbath.

Answer 5

Everyone who has played heavy metal since, and a lot who haven't. Most noticeably the doom bands like St Vitus, Trouble and Candlemass though.

Answer 6

they're the Godfathers of metal , so it should be every Metal Band .