Tony Iommi Reveals Why Black Sabbath’s “Iron Man” S…read more
In a recent interview, legendary Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi shared insights into how the iconic track “Iron Man” has evolved in live performances. The classic heavy metal anthem, originally released on the band’s 1970 album *Paranoid*, has undergone subtle changes during the band’s decades of touring.
“As we carried on playing it live over the years, it got slower and slower,” Iommi explained. “We did this intentionally to give it more depth and power, making it feel even heavier for the audience.”
This revelation sheds light on how the band continuously adapted their music to keep it fresh and impactful for fans. “Iron Man” remains one of Black Sabbath’s most enduring and influential songs, celebrated for its iconic riff and massive presence in the evolution of metal music.
Fans continue to embrace these changes, as the song’s legacy grows, proving that even timeless classics can benefit from reinvention.
