First Reaction to RAINBOW - STARGAZER
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 12. 06. 2024
- I need more.
BLOWN AWAY.
This song, this arrangement and this singer.
I'm still shook. I loved every second of if, and I need more.
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Ritchie Blackmore should be mentioned more often with the likes of Hendrix, Clapton, Page, Richards and Beck as an all time great.
"I see a rainbow rising."
I get goosebumps every time I hear that line for well over 30 years now.
Word!
Man, what a great reaction. The line that sends me, âMy Eyes Are Bleedingâ. Thanks Richard, who turned me on to such GOLD in the â70s, Im remembering you today!
Yeah, "My eyes are bleeding" has been doing that to me for 30 years too lol
Same. I first heard this song over 40 years ago and I had tears rolling by the end of it after all this time.
It's universal feeling we all get. Me too
How could anyone "NOT" be impressed with Dio, and Blackmore's Rainbow. Modern rock, mixed with baroque, Renaissance, and medieval-classical influenced fusion, which started a whole new genre of rock music, lasting decades to come. A band that influenced, and launched thousands of musical careers. And it was awesome to see her so entranced by Ritchie's guitar solo. She looked like she was about to sploosh all over her chair. Thats just how I felt when I first listened to Ritchie. Unbelievable! I am happy to see the music of my generation still appreciated. Thank you for that.
Dio is easily one of the best rock/metal vocalists ever and this is one hell of a song to introduce yourself to him! Stargazer is still one of my favourite songs. It gives me chills and goosebumps every single time I listen to it.
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THE BEST
No, he was best.
My favorite song for over 30 years
You have to listen to Children Of The Sea!
Dio was such a great vocalist.
Yes, Awesome!!
The greatest metal vocalist of all time.
Ronnie was a master of stagecraft, he stood 5'4" but had a voice as big as a mountain and could captivate an audience all the way to the rafters with his incredible stage presence. Rainbow had 3 solid albums of music with Ronnie, not a bad song to be found on any of them, Temple of the King is a standout from the first album, a beautiful bard's ballad.
i'm surprised that no one has mentioned "Light In The Black" it's often seen as pt 2 of this song, same lineup, same album, same brilliance
Yes! I like it even better for my taste!
Good point!
Yes, its clearly part two of this story.
It always bothers me that Stargazer gets literally all the attention, when itâs not even complete without Light in the Black.
I could not agree more. For some reason "A Light in the Black" has become the forgotten twin sister to "Stargazer". It really deserves it's place in the sun. That being said, "Tarot Woman" would also make a great song to react to.
I was there, 15 years old -77, mindblowing!
LONG LIVE ROCK AND ROLL AND DIO !! â€â€â€
I've heard this song literally hundreds of times by now, and it still blows me away...easily one of the greatest metal songs ever written. Ronnie James Dio (RIP) was simply the greatest metal vocalist of all time. His career spans decades...prior to joining Rainbow he was in a band called Elf (different style, but great in their own right). After his brief time in Rainbow, Dio went on to have a legendary stint with the band Black Sabbath, as well as a very successful solo career with his band Dio.
Ritchie Blackmore is easily one of my all-time favorite guitarists, and a true legend. His previous band was Deep Purple, which he left to form Rainbow...he's currently playing medieval folk music with the band Blackmore's Night.
Cozy Powell (RIP) was one of the true journeyman drummers in metal...he literally played with seemingly everyone.
My two recommendations for future Rainbow reactions are the live recording of the song "Mistreated" and the song "Catch the Rainbow" (a ballad, and my favorite Rainbow song of all), preferably live as well.
God bless!!
Hard, classical rock - not metal.
@@markgordon2260 ...I disagree. But we both know that the labels aren't precise.
I agree on all points.
"Temple of the King" is another great one, and Dio's "Holy Diver" album is great metal from start to finish.
Elf were really going nowhere, 2 albums in 7 years back then was heading for oblivion, no matter how great his voice was I think without Blackmore and the 3 albums Dio made with him Dio could very well have never been the star he became.
Agree DIO was 33 when Richie took him along , 33 is old in this business /,it takes a lot of luck and timing , more important than skill etc , my favorite DIO records are the 3 rainbow records actually
This is almost the perfect shred solo. It has speed but it makes sense. It's not overused. Ritchie is a legend.
Sabina- you got to experience two of the absolute LEGENDS of rock at the same time... Ronnie James Dio on vocals, and Richie Blackmore on lead guitar.
What do you mean, two? Make that five. (That's Ritchie, with a t, by the way). Cozy Powell - arguably THE definitive heavy metal drummer of all time, who everybody who is anybody played with at some point. Jimmy Bain - bass titan who went on to co-create the most classic Dio albums by Ronnie's side. Tony Carey - keyboard wizard who since decades enjoy great success as a solo artist, especially in his current home country Germany. In short, this is a super lineup from beginning to end. You guitarists really need to grasp that the world, or any given band, doesn't revolve all around you ...
You forgot Cozy Powell he is a badass on drums and Tony Carey on keyboards. That whole lineup on Rainbow Rising
Watching you react, this is exacly what it felt like back in 1976.
ps. Rainbow - Live in Munich 1977, it's all on youtube, indulge yourself. Saw Rainbow a couple of months after this was filmed and they were mindblowing.
Ronnie James Dio was a legendary singer. The power he projected was amazing. Easy to see why there are festival stages named in his honour after his untimely passing. RIP DIO.
Rainbow at their peak. Thank you Ritchie,RJD,Cozy,Jimmy,Tony. Just amazing!
So glad you've discovered this band! Rainbow was guitarist Ritchie Blackmore's vehicle after he left Deep Purple (you may have heard of them - Smoke On The Water?
If you want to check out another Rainbow epic try Gates Of Babylon - same singer, but one of the best guitar solos ever. Enjoy!
Sabina, I have to say I am loving your reactions and your style, I can tell when you the music really gets to you and you feel it, when the music does something to your blood it's really special. Keep exploring and I'll keep listening!
Thank you!! đȘđ»â€ïž
It's a truly powerful song and I recall my first time hearing it. Rainbow was incredible and they have many great songs. "Man On the Silver Mountain" is another classic. The powerful vocals of Ronnie James Dio are key to it all.
He replaced Ozzie in Black Sabbath and also had a solo venture. Great music. So happy for you to be able to explore this music!
One of the Greatest vocalists we've had the pleasure of knowing.
Sabina.....you were totally into Rainbow there.....Dio the late master.....The Gates Of Babylon...epic....another super reaction by your good self loved it.
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@@sabina1118 best vocal outro ever!
Yes the live version with no audience, done in a music studio......
Any group featuring Dio, Cozy, and Blackmore, is destined to produce something special. Three legends.
My introduction was in 1976, and I've loved it, and played it frequently, ever since. One of the great songs on one of the great albums. The album 'Rising' was released within a few weeks of Rush's '2112'. What a spring.... and a long hot summer to enjoy them. What a year!
Highly recommend two CZcams videos of the live performances of Rainbow from the 1977 Munich concert. The song "Mistreated" is the best vocal performance for Ronnie James Dio, and the song "Catch the Rainbow" which has Ritchie Blackmore's best solo. The whole show is incredible, so if you like these then check out the other songs from this concert "16th Century Greensleeves, Kill the King, Long Live Rock n Roll, Still I'm Sad, Man on the Silver Mountain, and Do you Close Your Eyes."
I would add Tarrot woman, and HAHâs The Bible Black. (Never turn up that last one on headphones at the acoustic start đ€Ż
@@firefox3187 especially the live Wacken concert version from HAH. Tarot Woman is a good add, just listened to it about an hour ago.
You have stumbled on to one of the greatest songs on rock history, sung by what many consider to be the greatest voice in rock/metal history. Ronnie James Dio was so incredible. You should check out Gates Of Babylon by Rainbow, or some of his Black Sabbath tunes Heaven and Hell, Sign of the Southern Cross, and Children of the Sea. Then he has a whole catalog of his own band DIO to choose from. I recommend Donât Talk To Strangers and Last In Line.
I'm so glad the younger generations are discovering this music and being blown away, just like us old rockers when it first came out. I am sad that they don't get to experience Dio live. The man was a metal troubadour and watching him was an experience you never forget. RIP Dio!!!
Well said ! I agree. Rock In Peace Dio !
I wholeheartedly agree. Saw Mr.DIO Five times- Mob Rules, Twice solo and twice in the Heaven and Hell reunions. The man Never missed a note or had the "cracks". Every word and vowel was perfectly annunciated and in perfect pitch! A true professional performer.
what a f... brilliant comment, well done !
This is quite possibly my favorite song of all time, so few even come close, and most of those are sung by Ronnie James Dio. I'm always happy to see someone discover him for the first time.
Many live gigs with Stargazer on you tube.......
Let me guess, I with Sabbath, Fever Dreams, Children Of The Sea with Sabbath and Don't Talk To Strangers. Many more I am sure.
@@BlackMamba-pv8em Much to be said for Man On The Silver Mountain too, first time I ever heard Dio's voice. Or Computer God, or Last In Line, or....
When I was 4 years old, I loved watching the animated video of "Love is all" by Roger Glover & guests. I remember clearly that the singer's voice really stood out for me; I used to call him "the singing frog". Then as a teenager, I discovered Dio's album "Holy Diver". I loved it, and I found out about his previous albums with Black Sabbath and Rainbow. And to my surprise, Dio also was the voice behind the singing frog! The guy was a legend with a singing career spanning 5 decades. And were he still alive today, he would undoubtedly have added a bunch of years to it.
I agree with all of that, except Ronnieâs career stretched across SEVEN DECADES: 50s/60s/70s/80s/90s/00s/2010.
For me Stargazer was the best song, DIO was amazing and the greatest voice of Heavy Metal, since the intro, you feel the power, but the song touch the soul, the guitar solo of Ritchie is for another dimension, all the instruments are mixed to create a master piece, and for last, te letter invite us to make a reflection to be ourselves, look for our goals and dreams and donÂŽt follow false prophets because at the end, they are more humans and stupids than us. You are a great person, congrats for your video. Regards.
I first heard this song 40 years ago when I was 16, and yes, it was a pretty mind-blowing, transformative experience. You might want to continue on to Light in the Black, the second part of the story presented in Stargazer. It's the next song on the album. Another absolutely killer tune. My other Rainbow faves include:
Man on the Silver Mountain
Kill the King
Temple of the King
If you want to hear more Ronnie James Dio, I recommend some of the songs he made while he was in Black Sabbath:
Heaven and Hell
Children of the Sea
Sign of the Southern Cross
Lonely Is the Word
RJD's one the all-time greats and in my top three for favorite singers.
She listened to the studio version? Jeez.....
For me?
Heaven and Hell was quite literally a perfect album.
I can put it on, start at the beginning, and never skip any songs.
No fluff there at all.
Eight hit singles.
And if they weren't?
They should have been.
@@toddvandell85 fuk'n A plus there Dude. Respect & Peace âïž đ
Gates of Babylon
Saw them live in 76, Australia, still blows me away hearing them, best concert Iâve ever been too, hands down amazing
And again you nailed it, Sabina, thank you! GREAT reaction, I was sitting here having goosebumps along with you the whole time. R.I.P., Ronnie James Dio, the best Rock-Singer ever, and a wonderful human being.
Sending you greetings, have a good time... đ€đâŁ
Thanks a lot!!! Glad you also enjoyed it đđ„
@@sabina1118 , I absolutely did! ;)
And R.I.P. drummer Cozy Powell.
Definitely one of the hardest hitting drummers ever.
Amazing power and command of the kit.
True drum beast.
@@toddvandell85 Unfortunately, he drove his car with the same wild abandon as he played his drums. (And for anyone thinking that was cryptic, Powell died in a car crash.)
I'm generally no fan of drum solos, but Cozy's drum solo in Gothenburg has forever left its burnt in mark in my mind. Literally (as the drummer stage was lifting from the main stage and moving towards the public when a blindning flash ended the drum solo, and it was impossible to see anything for at least 15 seconds).
This is one of my top five all time songs, every single time I listen to I get chills and am so emotionally invested in it. I love watching first time reactions to it, like your's, everyone is positively blown away by it, thank you for sharing your reaction to it, I've loved many of your reactions previously, but this is my favorite. Thank you! đ
He is absolutley the best singer all time
I'm 43 and just started getting into Rainbow not only for Dios amazing vocals but also I discovered Ritchie blackmore and love his playing style on those early albums. I'm grateful for being able to expand what I listen to especially with stuff from the 70s. Rainbow đ great stuff
I heard this song the first time when I was 20, the year my daughter was born, I am n0w 66, and watching you watch brought tears to my eyes. The song lyrics, is Dio, a Prophet with a song about a false prophet as it reveals the tale "Time standing still, Then there's blood on the sand, Oh I see his face" I am subscrbing and the follow up song Light in the Black also incredible freedom from one's own personal enslavement. As he would write later "Life's fantasy, to be locked away and still to think you're free" This band is Ritchie Blackmore's band, I consider him the greatest rock arranger of all time and one of its greatest composers and certainly guitar players of all time. You get my attention dear and now we are music buddies, Got a couple of tears to wipe off my face Kisses
Catch the rainbow, shows off ronnie's softer side of his amazing voice. Beautiful song. God bless đ RIP đ
...and Rainbow Eyes
I have heard this song dozens of times over the years, but still get Goosebumps when the orchestrer come in and when he sings MY EYES ARE BLEEDING, I tear up, i have no idea why,
Love your Reaction, by the way. As usual Thanks Love ypo xx
You are not alone
The little guy with the gigantic voice is my alltime favourite rock singer !
I bought that record just when it came out. I knew Blackmore and I liked the cover art. So I decided to carry it home. Short time later the rainbow rised in my hometown and I was there. It was a kind of lifetime experience.
But I also saw Blackmore rolling his eyes, when he noticed how much the crowd adored Dio. Then I realized that Dio would not stay forever in the Band. Blackmore didnât tolerate other gods beside him. But it lasted longer than I thought. Fortunately !
More than 40 years later I'm still blown away when I listen to that song and the one and only Dio.
Love it !
i was 11 when i first heard this when it was release in 1976, i am now 57 and it still blows me away, 46 years of bliss
By far the best 'rock' song ever written and played. This band provides the best of the best. Stargazer with Dio, Blackmore, Powell, et al is stunning after all these years. Still 'wow'. I too get goosebumps every time.
Iâve been a life long Ronnie James Dio fan and Stargazer is by far my favorite song he sings, itâs powerful and moving⊠it makes you feel like your surrounded by Rainbows and Dragons. Another great Rainbow song is Kill the King , believe me from a lifelong DIO fan you wonât be disappointed. I never got to see DIO in Rainbow but I have seen him 8 times live and loved every show. Twice with Black Sabbath and the other 6 times he was solo. Miss him terribly
Me 2. I soooooo miss this great guy
Glad you loved it, seen this tour in the Glasgow Apollo theatre way back, 76 i think maybe 77? im 60 now & it takes me back to my youth
Love to see the youngsters discovering good music
Wonderful reaction
This is, in my opinion, the best line up of a rock band ever. And this one of the best rock songsever played. AND I DO LOVE WATCHIN YOU ENJOYING IT!!! A TOTAL EXPERIENCE!!!
Blackmore is a genius, out of his mind but a genius none the less.
I was fortunate to see them live way back when, instantly addicted
Insane!!!!
@@sabina1118 ever since then i've been a huge dio fan, i can suggest more great music you will love if you PM me somewhere here or IG
Haunting note at 3.06. The raw natural talent of all band members is sublime.
I had the privileged to watch a show with Ritchie BlackmoreÂŽs Rainbow 77 in Stockholm. Need I say that it was fantastic and mindblowing.đ The musicianship, they where a force of nature.
Rainbow is an amazing band. Dio in Rainbow was just incredible. This whole album is worth picking up.
I got into rainbow đ in the early 80's listening to Down to Earth with Graham Bonnet as their front man. I like all forms of classic British rock and metal but Rainbow are my favourite group they were truly an underatted group.
@@chrisholland7367 I love all lineups of Rainbow, Joe Lynn Turner as well. Of course Ritchie Blackmore is still one of my favorite guitar players.
@@karlshuler1011 The only album I've listened to with Joe as lead singer was "difficult to cure " Blackmore took the band in different direction I didn't like the new sound.
Dio was an amazing lead singer with Rainbow and then Black Sabbath obviously an great solo career.
Wonderful reaction Sabina, what a band they were at their peak with the legend that is Ronnie James Dio on vocals đ€
This is known to be one of the greatest rock classics in the history of rock. Ritchie Blackmore on guitar, Cozy Powell on drums and Ronnie James Dio on vocals are all known to be rock gods at what they do - put them all together in one band and it is dynamite. try "Mistreated" and "Catch the Rainbow" from the same concert - they are fab.
Agreed!!!
These are great songs, unfortunately Stargazer wasn't part of this 1977 Munich concert. That would have been the cherry on the top if they did this song
The singer is Ronnie James Dio. One of the greatest rock voices ever. The guitar player is Ritchie Blackmore, Deep Purples ex guitar player, one of the best rock guitarist ever and together they created rock legends. I got to see rainbow twice on the late 70s and early 80s. They were incredible, just fucking incredible. Welcome to oick magic.
This is one of my favorite things, RDJ, Ritchie, Rainbow, this song in particular, and the entire album, getting the recognition they so deserve. They didn't get much airplay at the time, and certainly not this song. But... imagine being in high school in 1976, _really_ stoned, and hearing this at full volume for the first time. The first time I heard it, I actually needed a bus ticket to get back to my own reality.
Note to Sabina, the track following this one is "Light in the Black" and it continues the story from the perspective of one of the former tower slaves. Every track on the entire album is excellent. Run with the wolf and Do you close your eyes were pretty much the only songs the radio played, you had to buy the album. SO great to see a new audience experiencing this.
Playing the trumpet when young gave him awesome power and perfect breath control.
First time I heard them was fairly recently. His lyrics are often very layered, as his music. And then there's the voice, he could ask mountains to move with that voice, and those would probably agree.
Killing the dragon, Rainbow in the dark, Holy diver, all deserve at least one listen, but maybe more.
*YES, .. It's a Masterpiece!* .. *Some say this is the BEST Rock N Roll Lineup Ever!!*
Next ? Rainbow - Mistreated (Live in Munich 1977) HD
Suitably dramatic and atmospherically 70âs. Love it!!
I love watching first reactions to this song. Dio was one of a kind. Itâs amazing he never warmed up his voice either, just went out and sang powerfully night after night
Yes this is such a powerful song and I was blown away first time I heard it . Please look into more of Ronnie James Dio and all his different projects. Such a magical story teller he was. RIP
He was a front man for Black Sabbath after Ozzy went solo then Ronnie James DIO himself went solo under band name âDioâ
Loved him in the eighties when I was a kid and still rock his music. Heâs magic
Wow! Man, what a great reaction. The line that sends me, âMy Eyes Are Bleedingâ. Thanks Richard, who turned me on to such GOLD in the â70s, Im remembering you today! I also just subbed to this wonderful womanâs channel.
Awesome. I seen him 4 times. The weather changes when this man played concerts outside.â€
It's always so much fun, how You CZcamsrs react to this one. You all react in the exact same way!
1. Whole body moves to the startup drum solo.
2. Shakes her head from side to side at the initial riff.
3. Then - when he starts to sing, she loses the rhytm completely. Jaw drops to the floor, and raising eyebrows at the highest vocal notes, laughing when the song yet wasn't over.
4. The unevitable goose bumps at "I'm coming home" and to the end!
I am blown away from this song since 1976... Still the best song ever for me.
Hi Sabina, I can't believe you have never heard the master, the best metal vocalist ever, Ronnie James Dio. This song is definitely a masterpiece, but I never heard it until much later. I first heard Dio when he was fronting Black Sabbath, where in my opinion, he had his best material. Please check out Voodoo, Children of the Sea, Falling Off The Edge Of The World, and Sign of the Southern Cross for some more supremely great music of his. He also reunited with most of the same members more recently under a new band name, Heaven 'n Hell. Check out Bible Black. I haven't been this excited for you to hear new music since you discovered Nightwish!
This band epitomized the power and majesty of rock.
Glad you liked it. First time I heard this was while driving. I looked at my radio to see what sing it was. I already knew it was Dio singing because his voice is unmistakable. But saw it was rainbow. As soon as I got home, I played it on my surround system. I listen to this song once a week.
Wow, your reaction is really exstatic. I am glad that you loved this song. It is a very old song. Like chris i grew up with this music. The LP that contains this song was my first LP i ever bought when i was young. And still to this day it is one of my favorite songs. They were the real succesors of Deep Purple with an amazing Songwriter Ritchie Blackmore
Yes! I loved this song so much!! đ€© i feel you. Maybe I should get such a LP, as I do have a LP player at home:)
@@sabina1118 You can have mine, although i don't know how it sounds (the lp is over 40 years old). I have no LP player anymore, i have youtube and your reaction videos. Thats enough for me
Its a sin to give away Vinyl albums. You cannot have my copy đđđ§đ»
And donât forgetâŠnot only will every singer wish he could sound like himâŠhe IS the father of the signđ€đ€đ€đ€đ€đ€đ€
Arjen Lucassen from Ayreon/Star One's ultimate goal is to compose and write lyrics to a piece that can match Stargazer. Dio had an enormous influence on Hard/Heavy Metal. Richie Blackmore the guitrarist was one of the founding members of Deep Purple and is also one of the most influential guitarist of all times.
Has a case for being the first ever Symphonic Metal song. One of the finest rock tracks ever recorded. It has a very effective mastery of "The Drop" - a device where you build the song up to pause before an epic movement. e.g. TO SEE HIM FLY - BUT WE DON'T KNOW WHY!! (bom, bom, bombombom)[pause] NOW WHERE DO WE GOOOOOOOOOO
This band was put on earth to play this song and we will never see itâs like again â€đ€đ
The whole album is a classic from start to finish. I bought this album back when I was in ninth grade when it first came out. One of my better buys.
Absolutely amazing song! R.I.P RJD and Cozy Powell
It's rather exciting seeing a beautiful young woman getting totally lost in this song, reminds me of my youth.
Stargazer is an experience that needs repeating đŻđ€đž
I was lucky enough to see this performance in the late 70,s tour at stafford uk and richie smashed his strat as always
I first heard this over 20 years ago and was blown away like yourself. I can't get enough of Ronnie Jame Dio he was incredible at what he did. Stargazer is my favorite from Rainbow next to The man on the silver mountain.
Glad you've found this band/album/singer! I was 13 years old when this album was released in -76 and I even got my parents into liking this kind of music. Main reason for getting hooked back then was a childhood friend, class mate and nowadays well known guitarist- Yngwie Malmsteen.
Watching people hear all of this great work for the first time never gets old.
Stargazer is a masterpiece and an epic song. Every musician gave their all here you can feel it in your bones.
It was not my first experience with "Rainbow" though. "Man On The Silver Mountain" was in the early 80's. After that song, I played the whole record non-stop lol. Ronnie will always be "Man On The Silver Mountain" to me.
I was first introduced to Rainbow - Stargazer in 1983 as a freshman in college. Like you, I was blown away. Richie Blackmore came over from Deep Purple. Cozy Powell was a highly regarded session drummer who also backed up Michael Schenker. I recommend both Deep Purple (Made in Japan) and MIchael Schenker (his first solo album was his best, before that he was with UFO and the Scorpions). I doubt I am alone here when I say I admire your curiosity and appreciation of some of the very best rock music ever created.
Amazing response to what was probably Rainbow's greatest lineup and greatest song. Ronnie James Dio was one of the most genuine and loved rock vocalists of his generation. He loved and respected his fans and his death was one of the greatest tragedies in rock history.
I was lucky enough to see Rainbow live in concert in Australia.what a great show they put on. I first saw the about 46 years ago. I was very young and it was pretty much the first live concert I saw. You should listen to Light in The Black.
I'm a lifelong metal/hard rock fan and I just heard this song for the first time about 2 weeks back. I knew Dio from his solo work and always liked Holy Diver. I had no idea he was kicking so much a$$ with the guitar player from Deep Purple back in the 70's. This is the most complete hard rock/metal song I've ever heard. Brilliant from start to finish. Dio has the most soul of any singer I've heard. Halford and Dickenson are great but Dio is next level. Subbed to your channel, great reaction.
in my own Top100-List since ages. An outstanding masterpiece.
Rainbow - Catch the rainbow and Mistreated live Munich 1977 are two masterpieces!
Moves me to tears everytime đą đ€đ€đ€
The tune of this song is just amazing. Whenever Dio goes to Rainbow or Black Sabbath it's the best songs produced! Gates Of Babylon is great too, some middle eastern tune. I miss him soooo much.
Saw Rainbow myself in 82 in Drammen Norway but with new singer Joe Lynn Turner. Richie tend to swap people in his handsđđ
I have been listening to this song for over forty years and I still get chills
The late great RJD! I was lucky enough to see him live twice. MSG in '86 and at the Meadowlands in '87, both shows were mind blowing.
your so right... I listened to these songs all my life but never knew it was from a band called 'Rainbow'. Yes, I have been stuck listening to them for two weeks now. lol. Enjoy
Incredible, isn't it? So much ethereal tones out there. I have come to love heavy metal/progressive rock in just the last few years, and I'm in my 60s. Literally, metal has awakened my soul to the engine of the universe. It's all Mathematical and it's hypnotically healing. Thank you, Sabina.
ronnie james dio was one of the more powerfull voices on the rock'n'roll planet ever!!!!
bay, the way, he sung long live to rock'n'roll and i recommend it to you!!!
kisses from brasil!!!!
First heard Dio with Rainbow back in the 70âs when I was in my 20âs. I won an LP of Rainbow back then and didnât know what luck I had in doing so. Knew nothing about them. Ronny James Dio is probably my favourite metal singer of all time, with great respect for Ian Gillan (Deep Purple) and Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin) â€ïžđ€đžđŠđș
true: I agree (French born in the 60's)
So Sabine, I am glad you arrived to this wonderful part of exploring the 70's rock, take a look at deep purple, and yes, I believe everyone who heard this for the first time get shocked and of course they have a lot of goosebumps, welcome Sabine
Rainbow Rising is easily amongst the greatest hard rock albums of all time... (RIP RJD)
pretty freaking awesome? I wa 14 yrs old and young budding drummer in 1976 when Rainbow & this kickass song came out ..blew my mind then and still does at 60 yrs old ..your reaction was spot on with every other reaction Ive seen of this song..super glad you loved it ...RIP Ronnie Dio
One of the best songs&live performances ever...I don't play it to often because it always makes me cry at some point because it's so good!Unbelievable!
greatest singer ever Ronnie was lucky enough to meet him n lemmy n more like frankie banali B Lawless etc like 11 times over 30+ years
R.J DIO, Epic Voice, one of the best in the Rock's World. And Stargazer is a masterpiece. And thanks for your music Blackmore..!