Brown Sabbath - "Fairies Wear Boots" | A Do512 Lounge Session скачать видео бесплатно

gReG sKi

can we give it a score of: Better Than The Original, LOL, how cool was that!?!?!?!?

wickedloudone

Holy...wow! Interesting beginning then then..damn! Great job, like Santana and Chicago decided to join forces!

Chuck Hargis

Man, they really bring it.

Prince Ikel

artless

mouse in a maze

Will see these guys in Norway (Haugesund) this autumn and I'm seriously looking forward to it.

Hiro Protagonist

Fucking rocks!

Randolph Lautsch

THANK YOU FOR POSTING!!!!!!

Pepe Becerraa

NOOOO MAAAA MEEEEEEES :')

saggioculo

These guys are friggin awesome!

CannibaLouiST

Back in 1972, When Sabbath played Fairies Wear Boots live, Bill Ward starts the song with the drum intro, just like this........ \m/ \m/ \m/ \m/ \m/ \m/ \m/

george macris

Bad ASSSSSS!!!!

labtide

Old Sabbath fan here and i'm diggin it.

Justin Rollheiser

"For Whom The Bell Tolls" @ 6:18...close, I guess. haha. Great Band!

The Hazza

Damn that was a good cover.

Mark LaCroix

This video would have been better were it not for the despicable marketing of Bud Light beer.

Mauro FCS

wowoow!!!!! Awsome!!!! Great energy, and vocaL is insane!!!!!!!!

Tharg

Just great.

Paul Toft

Is that matt berry singing

ronnieguitar99

Back in the day I was more of a Cream/Hendrix/Doors kid. Didn't have any Sabbath albums. Was well familiar with Iron Man/Paranoid/War Pigs of course but around 5 years ago I heard this on the radio and my mind was blown. "What is this? Sabbath? What? I don't remember this" Anyway, my mind has just been blown all over again. These guys rip this big time! Kick ass!

jporcel100

I've been listening to Black Sabbath since 1975. When I heard about these guys, I thought they would really suck. Now, I'm really diggin' on this sound. Who would have thought you could do Sabbath with horns.

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