Tetragrammaton.

Tetrackermiton.

You've got to start with a power chord, right?

I don't know who invented the power chord,

but you could think of, you know,

you really got me from the kinks,

which was pretty heavy, I would think,

for its time.

Yeah, like, just that you could put into a heavy metal song

or change the notes a little bit and make it darker and that riff will become pretty

fucking heavy. You had the Who that were breaking guitars, blowing stuff on stage, and their

sound was massive. I always saw the Who as like a,

kind of like an example for Led Zeppelin

of what a band should, even just the way it was like a great drummer,

virtuoso, amazing bass player, guitar player that wrote the music, produced the records,

songwriter. The presence of the vocalists kind of had a similar vibe too. So yeah,

you know, you had the 60s bands. Dude, even you could say the Beatles in the song called I Want You, the end of that song where it gets all

doomy and...

It's like dirge.

It's metal.

It gives you the feeling of what Black Sabbath gives you without necessarily the same guitar tones or whatever, but the sound, the music, the darkness.

So there were things that were happening before Black Sabbath,

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