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Typically, Black Sabbath. Some people try to claim Steppenwolf, given their use of the line "heavy metal thunder" in their song, "Born To Be Wild", but that's pretty weak reasoning, not to mention Steppenwolf didn't deviate from other Rock bands of the era.

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