What movie is the song War Pigs in?
A new version of the BLACK SABBATH classic “War Pigs” is featured in the trailer for 20th Century Fox’s upcoming spy thriller “The King’s Man”, a prequel to the “Kingsman” films. The track originally appeared on the band’s iconic 1970 album “Paranoid” and has gone on to become an anti-war anthem.
Who plays War Pigs?
Black Sabbath
War Pigs/Artists
Why is it called War Pigs Lukes Wall?
So I was saying ‘generals gathered in the masses / just like witches at black masses’ to make an analogy. But when we brought it to the record company, they thought ‘Walpurgis’ sounded too Satanic. And that’s when we turned it into ‘War Pigs’.
What is the meaning of War Pigs by Black Sabbath?
War Pigs from Black Sabbath’s Paranoid album. Black Sabbath is showcasing their antiwar philosophy in the song, “War Pigs.” The title refers to personnel who wage and carries out wars, but largely keep their distance for getting their “hands dirty.” Case in point, US government.
Who is the girl in the War Pigs video?
Couldn’t find anything. Video footage of MOTION DEVICE, the Ontario, Canada-based band fronted by 10-year-old female singer Sara Menoudakis, performing a cover version of BLACK SABBATH’s “War Pigs” can be seen below.
Who originally wrote War Pigs?
Ozzy Osbourne
Tony IommiGeezer Butler
War Pigs/Lyricists
Who wrote paranoid?
Black Sabbath
Geezer Butler
Paranoid/Lyricists
Is Geezer Butler married?
Gloria Butler
Geezer Butler/Spouse
Who was Geezer Butler’s first wife?
Butler is married to Gloria Butler, who managed Heaven & Hell. He was divorced from his first wife in 1980. He also shares his Los Angeles home with several cats, of whom he has posted pictures on his website. His oldest son, Biff Butler, was the frontman in the nu metal band Apartment 26.
When did Black Sabbath release War Pigs?
1970
War Pigs/Released
Is Paranoid about the Vietnam War?
Paranoid was originally titled War Pigs, but the record company allegedly changed it out of fear of a backlash from supporters of the ongoing Vietnam War. Additionally, the band’s label felt the title track was more marketable as a single.