Wheels of Confusion / The Straightener (2014 Remaster)

Who else has been playing Sabbath for 50 years beside me??

The irony of Sabbath is that it has gotten me through some of my darkest days.

Ozzy's voice is so haunting on this track.

This song is one of the reasons that Bill Ward is on my "Mount Rushmore" of drummers.

This was my teenage years. I cannot put into words, what Vol. 4 means to me.

A leftover quarter keg of flat beer a warm sunny autumn day and this song cranking in my brothers ‘67 firebird. I really thought it was heaven I still do.

Geezer is god, ozzy is his prophet, bill is the chaos, tony is the breath of life

Black Sabbath - Wheels Of Confusion/The Straightener - Lyrics Long ago I wandered through my mind In the land of fairy tales and stories Lost in happiness I knew no fears Innocence and love was all I knew It was an illusion Soon the days were passing into years Happiness just didn't come so easy Life was more than fairy tales and daydreams Innocence was just another word It was an illusion Lost in the wheels of confusion Running through valleys of tears Eyes full of angry delusion Hiding in everyday fears So I found that life is just a game But you know there's never been a winner Try your hardest, you'll still be a loser The world will still be turning when you're gone Yeah when you're gone!

The interplay between the verse riff and the vocals is absolute genius. The riff is just one chord, with that beautiful vocal melody meandering around it. So simple, yet soooooo fucking good.

Thank you Black Sabbath Ozzy, Geezer, Toni, Bill you guys changed my life, the world and music forever. <3

Opening riff gives me chills everytime delicious never gets old...

Back in the "DAY ",An Vietnam Veteran introduced me to this,And MANY other ARTISTS of NOT Only "MUSIC ",,,,,,,,,,,,, "MUSIC THAT HAD MEANING " (And I Was Only 7 Years Old)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"Try your hardest, you'll still be a loser." Words that sound so bleak, but they'll free you more than anything else you've ever known.

This is one of greatest songs ever! Especially the solo at the end.

Some of Ozzy’s best vocals

Thank you Black Sabbath, this album was the first one I bought and it made me feel like I wasn’t alone in this world.

I think Black Sabbath was the most influential rock group in history. More than the Beatles, More than Pink Floyd, More than Led Zeppelin, MORE THAN ANY OTHER BAND EVER!

The birth of progressive metal

This album is timeless I will never tire of it

Iommis punchy riffs through this song gives me chills. Slayer.