Did you notice the look from Dio , no vocal effects , he never needed any anyway . Such a great singer and song writer . . . He is missed , but not forgotten . . .
So glad they had this second career, Iommi and Butler look like they are having the time of their lives, It's one thing to be successful once but to do it again with a new singer is incredible.
@@luamoliveira3467 It seems what Francisco was alluding to is that Ian Gillan was the voice of "Jesus Christ" in the original Jesus Christ Superstar version. Dio didn't sing the voice of Jesus.
Saw them on this tour in St. Louis, MO. In between songs when the crowd was relatively quiet I yelled down toward the stage from 3rd level seating as loud as I could with a ♪ Yeaaaa ... aaaaaah ♪ and Ronnie responded back with ♪ You singgggg it !!! ♪. Everybody around me started patting me on the back and shit. It was too cool.
Those Memories last forever. Same general idea between me and Jack Blades of Night Ranger. I made NR poster our of a bed sheet. I threw it up on stage and Jack wrapped it around him like a cape and sang a song with it on. EPIC!
back in the 80's I met DIO at the Phoenix night club in El Paso Tx ,as I pull up in the parking lot a friend runs up to my car and says to me Ronnie James Dio is inside I said your drunk lol !! so me and my girlfriend go inside.so I see him and he's facing the bar and i tap him on his shoulder and he turned around and his bodyguard said get back and Ronnie says to him they're with me......awesome time R.I.P Ronnie James Dio
😂😂😂 You told your friend they were drunk? 😂😂😂 I probably would have thought the same thing... It's always been said how good Ronnie was to his fans. Cool story...👍🎸🎶
@@LOL30941 I met Dio in 1988 through his fan club. A very nice man.
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Damn, that unmatched epic feeling created from the combination of Dio's vocals and Iommi's riffs. I have always thought that this song is in a way the father of Power Metal.
I was at this show at Madison Square Garden. I was blow away. I saw Sabbath with Ozzy. But this was the best Sabbath show I ever saw. Dio Rocked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@rudyblozen3266 I must be thinking of the Mob Rules show that is on CZcams. I just remember RJD saying something like "greatest city in the world, and parts east". Unfortunately, I was too young to see either of those tours, but I LUV RJD-era Sabbath. Cheers!
Listen to STARGAZER. BY RAINBOW. MIND BLOWING VOCALS N LYRICS BY A YOUNG IMMORTAL R.J.D. ONE OF THE GREATEST FRONT MEN N FAN FAVORITE OF ALL!!! TO THIS DAY HEARTBROKEN HES GONE. STILL HAVE HIS MUSIC SO HE WILL FOREVER LIVE ON!!!! LONG LIVE R.J.D. THEY TELL U BLACK IS REALLY WHITE, THE MOON IS JUST THE SUN AT NIGHT, ITS HEAVEN N HELL!! 💪💪👍👍🙏🙏
DIO WAS ONE OF THE GREATEST LEAD MEAN N VERY THEATRICAL WITH HIS DELIVERY ON STAGE. HE WAS DEFINETLY GRACIOUS TO ALL THE FANS N WILL FOREVER B MISSED. MY FAVORITE OF ALL TIME. SAW HIM MULTIPLE TIMES WITH SABBATH, HIS OWN BAND, AND WITH HEAVEN N HELL. REST IN PEACE N LONG LIVE DIO N ROCK N ROLL!!!!🙏🙏✌✌✌✌✌LISTEN TO "STARGAZER" EXCELLENT SONG IN HIS LONG PORTFOLIO OF TUNES
I ACTUALLY SHED TEARS THE MORNING I HEARD HE PASSED. JUST LIKE I DID WHEN LENNON WAS KILLED!!!😭😭 PLAY MY OWN TRIBUTE TO DIO EVERY YEAR ON THE DAY OF HIS PASSING IN HIS MEMORY. RITE THING TO DO WHO GRACED US AS FANS WITH SO MUCH RESPECT N GREAT MUSIC!!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 THEY TELL U BLACK IS REALLT WHITE THE MOON IS JUST THE SUN AT NIGHT, AND WHEN U WALK IN GOLDEN HALLS U GET TO KEEP THE GOLD THAT GOLD THAT FALLS, ITS HEAVEN N HELL!!! IS THAT WRITING OR WHAT
I'm pretty sure that the Neon Nights guitar solo from the record was played by a studio musician. I don't think Iomi was capable of that at any point in his career He was the riff master, no question and the heart of the music of Sabbath but he was never the most dexterous of guitar players with the soloing.
This song is a timeless head-banger. I love to blast this song going over the I80 pass clocking over 120 and trying to accelerate even more! Long live Sabbath, long live RJD!! \M/
+Ле Ґранде yea, instead hey produced the greatest painters, philosophers, composers, designers...and Ronnie James Dio is a Metal God so stuff it Rusky Putin Pie
The best lyricist hands down...He writing was like no other...one of a kind...May he rest in eternal peace...gone but never forgotten...his music will live on forever 🤘
Yes he did, and don't let anyone tell you different. I always hear the old "Jimmy Page made metal" or Hendrix or Richie Blackmore. All great in their own right, but the Fathers of Heavy Metal are Black Sabbath. Tony being the patriarch. Their debut album is, to this day, the first true metal album released. No questions about it.
Dio commanding the stage. Growling a lot, rather than that pure voice we all loved. Vinnie is sharp on drums, lots of fills here and there. Tony is superb as ever, and Geezers a lunatic! Rest In Peace Ronnie.
1980 isn't that long ago, yet it is also a quarter of a century ago. So much good music to listen to from the late 70s into the mid-80s. It was the best of times... an era defined for its guitar players including Tony Iommi, Eddie Van Halen, Randy Rhoads, Michael Schenker, Angus Young, Dave Murray & Adrian Smith, George Lynch and a host of others. A time when you had to save your money and take a chance on an album, after flipping through many of them all Saturday afternoon. It was an event and when it went well -- you were happy with your purchase -- it left behind a lasting impression... an impression that has lasted till this day, which is why I'm on CZcams watching Black Sabbath from 1980.
I was at this show with my two best friends. My father drove us from Jersey into Midtown. i had the distinct pleasure of seeing Sabbath in West Palm this summer with one of those friends -- and we brought along his daughters to pass the torch. It was awesome.
Ronnie, stunningly amazing, as usual. fairly early in the career here. wow. even WITH this somewhat, untreated board mix of sorts ( where's the 'wetness and bit of verb, he deserves? jeez.....) but....still Killin' it. like when he throws the broken mic at the beginning, doesn't phase him. just grabs the next one available, and proceeds to...."let every one know, who's Friggin' boss here". wow. R.i>P Ronnie
mis respeto a dio el vocalista mas grande que a tenido el heavy metal lo e admirado desde mis doce año y tengo cuarenta y siete... larga vida a ronnie dio
En 1980 empezaba con el rock,con 9 años empeze a escuchar a Creedence en casa de mis abuelos por un tío que le gustaba y uno de esos días escuché está rola y le pregunté quienes eran y me dijo black Sabbath con voz ronca mi vida cambio en ese momento,soy metalero hasta morir!!!!
Graças ao Dio que o Sabath não acabou. Ele foi crucial na continuação da banda quando ela mais precisava de alguém forte, firme em suas posições e principalmente no profissionalismo que sempre foi a marca registrada de Ronnie James Dio.
Boy was I in rough shape after this concert One of the greatest shows I have attended The black and blue tour is burned into my memory forever those were the glory days of rock ‘n’ roll and heavy-metal. Rest in peace Ronnie
Vinny Appice with short hair looks a dead ringer for Quentin Tarantino in this vid. Cracking performance of a great song. Look how Tony and Geezer move in synch, whilst Ronnie James Dio owns the stage.
+ Mark Bentley. Vinnie's brother Carmine , lots of people are not aware that John Bonham was influenced by him , Bonham modeled himself after Carmine . So you are looking at Carmine and John Bonham there so to speak
This is the Video that turned me on to Sabbath 3 years ago... Also inspired me to get a guitar. Now i play most sabbath tunes, and my soloing is 90% inspired by iommi! Thanks Sabbath for being the Light in my Life!! 🤘🤘
Always amazed by Tony Iommi's economy of motion when he plays. Take a look at people playing covers of this song, and they're all over the fretboard. I know why he plays like this - I'm just amazed more people don't do the same.
It takes discipline to develop the control for that economy. Most will not invest the time. Most guitarists that I've played with don't even think about economy of motion.
Actually Bill Ward was on this tour early on. I saw that part of the tour and my friend met Bill Ward who was not taking care of himself unfortunately. He had to leave for health reasons. Just ran out of steam, put it that way.
+Neon Knight Vocally Dio is superior to Joey Belladonna, but musicianship wise. Black Sabbath doesn't come close to Anthrax... Except for Geezer of course. Tonni is way over rated... And none of Black Sabbaths drummers through the years can play like Charlie Benante.
A guitar god is someone like: Hendrix, Clapton, Jimmy page, Ritchie Blackmore and Tony Iommi certainly. Playing fast doesn't makes a good guitarist. You can play fast but without feeling. Like Steve Vai and Malmsteen for instance.
So glad I grew up in the 80's and seen all the great groups..sabbath..Dio..Maiden..Priest..Ozzy... with all these bad asses..Tony..Vivian..Randy..Brad G..and the drummers like vinny....
Oh no, here it comes again Can't remember when we came so close to love before Hold on, good things never last Nothing's in the past, it always seems to come again Again and again, again and again, again Cry out, to legions of the brave Time again to save us from the jackals of the street Ride out, protectors of the realm Captain's at the helm, sail across the sea of lights Circles and rings, dragons and kings Weaving a charm and a spell Blessed by the night, holy and bright Called by the toll of the bell Bloodied angels fast descending Moving on a never-bending light Phantom figures free forever Out of shadows, shining ever-bright Neon Knights Neon Knights All right Cry out, to legions of the brave Time again to save us from the jackals of the street Ride out, protectors of the realm Captain's at the helm, sail across the sea of lights Again and again, again and again and again Neon Knights Neon Knights Neon Knights All right
Iommi's playing got even better here on 'Heaven & Hell.' My goodness. He went from depression and nearly accepting defeat after his injury to now dawn near shredding. Tony Iommi will always be one of my favorite guitarists because he is the living proof and truth that is "Never Say Die."
3:27 first lyric blackout I've ever seen by Ronnie in any YT vid. He caught it and covered well by singing "to legions of the brave" but that's the wrong phrase. Should have been "protectors of the realm".
@@Marchosias_Rex I only noticed because I was working on trying to do a vocal cover of this in the future and I knew the words. I never had any Black Sabbath albums so I just wasn't familiar with all the words till lately. Kind of an off night for Dio here but it happens.
Did RJD write the lyrics? Probably. If so, he can take some liberty with the lyrics just like Iommi does with playing this song - he kinda jams out and expands the song.
I like how much grit Ronnie has in his voice for this version (It’s a different twist from the studio release and I like those too) but it adds a cool emphasis to the lyrics.
Heavy Heavy Album....disturbing the priest,trashed.....GREAT CONCERT!....ya most there hated it,they were expecting Dio or Ozzy I think!....Toni and the boys were slaying the crowd with heavy thunder,.......few understand the deep purple/sabbath sound this album created!
Saw the Born Again tour. I think it's a good album. Big fan of both Purple and the Sabs. Ian Gillan is an incredible singer, but he really struggled through the show. Sounded awful and didn't know the lyrics. A year later I saw Purple on the Perfect Strangers tour. It was like night and day. Really good stuff 😎
Whenever you watch documentaries about the early days of Hard Rock and Metal, Jimmy Page is always brought up as the master if the riff. For my money, Iommi is way up there as well.
Esta version de Neon Nights encarna la grandeza de Ronnie DIO.....Que voz!.....que manera de comandar sobre el escenario. Tanta fuerza y personalidad en un cuerpo tan pequeño....😁....Gracias Ronnie.
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Tony's moustache was at the top of it's game during this era.
Music with a sense of urgency!
Geezer's stache was putting in some work around this time aswell
Geezer and Iommi had the stashes to catch the stashes going up their noses.
He looked like a metal version of George Harrison
🤣🤣🤣
A voice like that never dies... RIP RJD! Cheers brother!
Haha didn’t expect you here! :D glad to see you got good music taste 🤘
Greetings from 8 years later! Progress Report; It Hasn't Yet! 𝕃𝕒𝕕𝕚𝕖𝕤 𝕒𝕟𝕕 𝔾𝕖𝕟𝕥𝕝𝕖𝕞𝕖𝕟...ℝ𝕠𝕟𝕟𝕚𝕖 𝕁𝕒𝕞𝕖𝕤 (𝔾𝕒𝕨 𝕓𝕝𝕖𝕤𝕤 '𝕚𝕤 '𝕖𝕒𝕣𝕥) 𝔻𝕚𝕠! ℝ𝕒𝕚𝕤𝕖 '𝕖𝕞 𝕙𝕚𝕘𝕙 𝕜𝕚𝕕𝕤!
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genio ronnie James dio 6 Black sabbath
grandes❤
Heaven & Hell is one of the the best albums ever made!
Hell yeah!
Cuz Dio was on it. Dio saved sabbath from the abyss
Neon knights makes my day better
...krystalnaut
Simply Brilliant....A True Masterpiece!
Check out the mob rules.
Did you notice the look from Dio , no vocal effects , he never needed any anyway . Such a great singer and song writer . . . He is missed , but not forgotten . . .
I heard one time that the engineer tried using a vocal effect on heaven and hell and Dio blew the speakers out
Todd, dio navegará por los ríos de la eternidad
So glad they had this second career, Iommi and Butler look like they are having the time of their lives, It's one thing to be successful once but to do it again with a new singer is incredible.
04:10 you mean that look?
@TheThomasmoon He blew up a mic too using one a producer had.
RJD was a breath of fresh air to the band & they created a couple albums that will surely stand the test of time.
Jesus Christ Dio was incredible. Probably the best live singer I've ever seen.
Nice guy too, I'm told by several whom were fortunate to meet him
Jesús was ian gillan no dio
@@franciscojavierastizblanco6389 Dio was the best live rock/metal singer, no Guillan.
@@franciscojavierastizblanco6389 🤣
@@luamoliveira3467 It seems what Francisco was alluding to is that Ian Gillan was the voice of "Jesus Christ" in the original Jesus Christ Superstar version. Dio didn't sing the voice of Jesus.
Saw them on this tour in St. Louis, MO. In between songs when the crowd was relatively quiet I yelled down toward the stage from 3rd level seating as loud as I could with a ♪ Yeaaaa ... aaaaaah ♪ and Ronnie responded back with ♪ You singgggg it !!! ♪. Everybody around me started patting me on the back and shit. It was too cool.
Amazing experience 💯
Wasn't this the Black & Blue tour? BOC opened? Or is this from The Mob Rules tour?
Such a moment sir, greetings from Argentina South America. Tell us more, about that. 🤘
Those Memories last forever. Same general idea between me and Jack Blades of Night Ranger. I made NR poster our of a bed sheet. I threw it up on stage and Jack wrapped it around him like a cape and sang a song with it on. EPIC!
back in the 80's I met DIO at the Phoenix night club in El Paso Tx ,as I pull up in the parking lot a friend runs up to my car and says to me Ronnie James Dio is inside I said your drunk lol !! so me and my girlfriend go inside.so I see him and he's facing the bar and i tap him on his shoulder and he turned around and his bodyguard said get back and Ronnie says to him they're with me......awesome time R.I.P Ronnie James Dio
😂😂😂 You told your friend they were drunk? 😂😂😂 I probably would have thought the same thing...
It's always been said how good Ronnie was to his fans. Cool story...👍🎸🎶
That's cuz Ronnie was a Metal God.
Dude fuckin awesome lucky as hell
What do you ask him??
@@LOL30941
I met Dio in 1988 through his fan club. A very nice man.
Damn, that unmatched epic feeling created from the combination of Dio's vocals and Iommi's riffs. I have always thought that this song is in a way the father of Power Metal.
I was there it's hard to believe it's been 43 years and it was on a Sunday
I was at this show at Madison Square Garden. I was blow away. I saw Sabbath with Ozzy. But this was the best Sabbath show I ever saw. Dio Rocked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wasn't this show at the NVMC, on Long Island?
No i was at this show too it was the black and blue tour...Sabbath and Blue Oyster Cult...oct 18 1980
@@rudyblozen3266 I must be thinking of the Mob Rules show that is on CZcams. I just remember RJD saying something like "greatest city in the world, and parts east". Unfortunately, I was too young to see either of those tours, but I LUV RJD-era Sabbath. Cheers!
Back in the 80’s Dio was in his best years . He is not with us anymore but his talent will remain with us forever R.I.P.
the raw power in his voice is just hard to beat
one of the best!
He was an awesome fit with Sabbath, such a strong voice that will always be herd. RIP Ronie
RIP. Almost 7 years without you. I still love listening to Bible Black from Heaven and Hell. Ronnie was, is, and always will be missed.
Awesome Dude!
Listen to STARGAZER. BY RAINBOW. MIND BLOWING VOCALS N LYRICS BY A YOUNG IMMORTAL R.J.D. ONE OF THE GREATEST FRONT MEN N FAN FAVORITE OF ALL!!! TO THIS DAY HEARTBROKEN HES GONE. STILL HAVE HIS MUSIC SO HE WILL FOREVER LIVE ON!!!! LONG LIVE R.J.D. THEY TELL U BLACK IS REALLY WHITE, THE MOON IS JUST THE SUN AT NIGHT, ITS HEAVEN N HELL!! 💪💪👍👍🙏🙏
DIO WAS ONE OF THE GREATEST LEAD MEAN N VERY THEATRICAL WITH HIS DELIVERY ON STAGE. HE WAS DEFINETLY GRACIOUS TO ALL THE FANS N WILL FOREVER B MISSED. MY FAVORITE OF ALL TIME. SAW HIM MULTIPLE TIMES WITH SABBATH, HIS OWN BAND, AND WITH HEAVEN N HELL. REST IN PEACE N LONG LIVE DIO N ROCK N ROLL!!!!🙏🙏✌✌✌✌✌LISTEN TO "STARGAZER" EXCELLENT SONG IN HIS LONG PORTFOLIO OF TUNES
I ACTUALLY SHED TEARS THE MORNING I HEARD HE PASSED. JUST LIKE I DID WHEN LENNON WAS KILLED!!!😭😭 PLAY MY OWN TRIBUTE TO DIO EVERY YEAR ON THE DAY OF HIS PASSING IN HIS MEMORY. RITE THING TO DO WHO GRACED US AS FANS WITH SO MUCH RESPECT N GREAT MUSIC!!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 THEY TELL U BLACK IS REALLT WHITE THE MOON IS JUST THE SUN AT NIGHT, AND WHEN U WALK IN GOLDEN HALLS U GET TO KEEP THE GOLD THAT GOLD THAT FALLS, ITS HEAVEN N HELL!!! IS THAT WRITING OR WHAT
Miss your Ronnie
Tony Iommi was at the very top of his game in 1980.
Which is really bizarre, since he's coked out of his head...lol Amazing how he nails it 99.8% of the time....My man
Check out black Sabbath California jam 1974
6 years prior
@@sotis1756 gotta agree with you, that era when cal jam took place was their zenith. It was all downhill for Tony after 1980. Drugs.
Je l'ai vu en 2013 à Prague et... il était toujours au top.
I'm pretty sure that the Neon Nights guitar solo from the record was played by a studio musician. I don't think Iomi was capable of that at any point in his career
He was the riff master, no question and the heart of the music of Sabbath but he was never the most dexterous of guitar players with the soloing.
This song is a timeless head-banger. I love to blast this song going over the I80 pass clocking over 120 and trying to accelerate even more! Long live Sabbath, long live RJD!! \M/
I used to cue it up every morning as I merged onto the I-35 southbound.
Pedal down, volume up.
"Ride out! Legions of the brave!"
The Heaven and Hell album is my all-time favorite Sabbath album.
Great album, although I prefer Mob Rules.
Tough to say for me ,Sabatage ,and Sabbath Bloody Sabbath Are second to none in my humble opinion.
me too
I have to agree.
Geezer and the three italians
They are from Aston England!! They all lived within miles of each other!! In fact Ozzy and Tony went to the same school!!!
Geezer isn't italian?! He sure looks it.
I always say, if Italians didn't invent it, they made it better.
And Geezer's family were Irish.
+Ле Ґранде yea, instead hey produced the greatest painters, philosophers, composers, designers...and Ronnie James Dio is a Metal God so stuff it Rusky Putin Pie
The best lyricist hands down...He writing was like no other...one of a kind...May he rest in eternal peace...gone but never forgotten...his music will live on forever 🤘
Geezer Butler was probably glad to take a break from writing all the lyrics and carrying Ozzy's ass all those years.
Tony Iommi is the greatest rock/metal guitar player ever. Wait, he invented metal.
Yes he did, and don't let anyone tell you different. I always hear the old "Jimmy Page made metal" or Hendrix or Richie Blackmore. All great in their own right, but the Fathers of Heavy Metal are Black Sabbath. Tony being the patriarch. Their debut album is, to this day, the first true metal album released. No questions about it.
00UncommonSense00 damn straight.
@@valuedhumanoid6574 Everyone knows Iommi is the ultimate metal band. Ask Metallica and Van Halen.
That He Did.
00UncommonSense00 Jimmy Plagarist didn’t even write Stairway to Heaven.
Dio = The Voice
The worst guitarist Kiss ever had.
Seven bridges road
DEUS
mas bien su voz en este video muy agresivo
Best vocal on a Sabbath album ... this live version not his best.
This was the opening song when I saw Black Sabbath in 1981. Watching this was like reliving that night. RIP Ronnie.
RJD...COUP VOICE...A voice that will never be repeated in the history of hard rock ...🤘🖤🤘
God of Metal.
Dio commanding the stage.
Growling a lot, rather than that pure voice we all loved.
Vinnie is sharp on drums, lots of fills here and there.
Tony is superb as ever, and Geezers a lunatic!
Rest In Peace Ronnie.
1980 isn't that long ago, yet it is also a quarter of a century ago. So much good music to listen to from the late 70s into the mid-80s. It was the best of times... an era defined for its guitar players including Tony Iommi, Eddie Van Halen, Randy Rhoads, Michael Schenker, Angus Young, Dave Murray & Adrian Smith, George Lynch and a host of others. A time when you had to save your money and take a chance on an album, after flipping through many of them all Saturday afternoon. It was an event and when it went well -- you were happy with your purchase -- it left behind a lasting impression... an impression that has lasted till this day, which is why I'm on CZcams watching Black Sabbath from 1980.
I was at this show with my two best friends. My father drove us from Jersey into Midtown. i had the distinct pleasure of seeing Sabbath in West Palm this summer with one of those friends -- and we brought along his daughters to pass the torch. It was awesome.
Ronnie, stunningly amazing, as usual. fairly early in the career here. wow. even WITH this somewhat, untreated board mix of sorts ( where's the 'wetness and bit of verb, he deserves? jeez.....) but....still Killin' it. like when he throws the broken mic at the beginning, doesn't phase him. just grabs the next one available, and proceeds to...."let every one know, who's Friggin' boss here". wow. R.i>P Ronnie
mis respeto a dio el vocalista mas grande que a tenido el heavy metal lo e admirado desde mis doce año y tengo cuarenta y siete... larga vida a ronnie dio
En 1980 empezaba con el rock,con 9 años empeze a escuchar a Creedence en casa de mis abuelos por un tío que le gustaba y uno de esos días escuché está rola y le pregunté quienes eran y me dijo black Sabbath con voz ronca mi vida cambio en ese momento,soy metalero hasta morir!!!!
Geezer Butler & Tony Iommi, Bill Ward have it so tight Geezer wrote Neon knights and his best bass playing of all for this song
Graças ao Dio que o Sabath não acabou. Ele foi crucial na continuação da banda quando ela mais precisava de alguém forte, firme em suas posições e principalmente no profissionalismo que sempre foi a marca registrada de Ronnie James Dio.
sem duvida, assisti o show deles aki em sp no olimpia em 1992, simplesmente inesquecivel
Wow what a awesomely flawless performance. Damn I wasn’t even a year old yet during this!!
Boy was I in rough shape after this concert One of the greatest shows I have attended The black and blue tour is burned into my memory forever those were the glory days of rock ‘n’ roll and heavy-metal. Rest in peace Ronnie
It's a travesty we don't have more music from this lineup. However what they gave us is beyond epic. \m/\m/
Dio really was much better live than studio. =) Pure greatness !!!
Such power and range in his voice. There will never be another one like RJD.
I was at that Concert! Black and Blue! Blue Oyster Cult was Great as well!
Saw this concert in Houston with Bill Ward on the drums, when it first came out. Phenomenal. Top three albums of all time.
Vinny Appice with short hair looks a dead ringer for Quentin Tarantino in this vid. Cracking performance of a great song. Look how Tony and Geezer move in synch, whilst Ronnie James Dio owns the stage.
+ Mark Bentley. Vinnie's brother Carmine , lots of people are not aware that John Bonham was influenced by him , Bonham modeled himself after Carmine . So you are looking at Carmine and John Bonham there so to speak
Carmine does looks funny with short hair, but so does Eddie Halen and exp DLR!! Dave looks like he's 80 now
2020..I still watching 👀..and listening..👂
This is the Video that turned me on to Sabbath 3 years ago... Also inspired me to get a guitar. Now i play most sabbath tunes, and my soloing is 90% inspired by iommi! Thanks Sabbath for being the Light in my Life!! 🤘🤘
Black Sabbath is the world best heavy metal band in Europe & the world.
22 Dislikes?For this song?Epic song !!!
22 Idiot...
22 Propably the ears...big problem.The voice of Ronnie it's so powerfull...hahahahahaha.
+Stamatis Katsikas 31.... fuck!!!!!!!!!!
I totally agree Dio is a God! RIP Ronnie, he is sadly missed everyone I watch videos of him.
46...ohhhhhhhhh fuck
special dude
Stamatis Katsikas hands down the worst I’ve ever heard Ronnie sound.
RJD was an icon of rock...and legends never die...
Love that leather jacket Tony is wearing, I had one just like it, wish I still had it.
That makes two of us.
Always amazed by Tony Iommi's economy of motion when he plays. Take a look at people playing covers of this song, and they're all over the fretboard. I know why he plays like this - I'm just amazed more people don't do the same.
Chromatics
Iommi was more into tone and melody than speed I think.
It takes discipline to develop the control for that economy. Most will not invest the time. Most guitarists that I've played with don't even think about economy of motion.
@@jfo3000 Like Johnny Ramone, who's non-economy was his trademark. What's an upstroke?
Como ele veio do jazz penso que sua economia de movimentos interfira nisso.
Eu tive o privilégio de vê-los ao vivo em 1992 na turnê do Dehumanizer no Ibirapuera São Paulo.
Eu tava lá também!!!!
Eu te invejo, meus amigos.
Toni and Dio,Ozzy,and Ian Gillan......Sabbath Bloody Sabbath......best music in heaven n hell!
Actually Bill Ward was on this tour early on. I saw that part of the tour and my friend met Bill Ward who was not taking care of himself unfortunately. He had to leave for health reasons. Just ran out of steam, put it that way.
I read that he couldn't shake the 'brown bottle flu'.
Heart attack. He;s a had a few of those.
yeah think he only played a handful of gigs like 3 or 4
"Cry out.. protectors of the realm"....such a great lyric.. Ronnie rocks
He didnt leave , he became a god of heavy metal among others
Well, that sound guy’s fired.
Grande Dio siempre es un placer escuchar su voz
OMG...these guys had no idea how much they were gonna bring SABBATH to the the next musical level...what a group
Sabbath with Ronnie James Dio = Fucking awesome.
Neon Knights = Probably the best song of Sabbath.
+Stamatis Katsikas I like the Anthrax version better...
+hanc37 Anthrax tried to play it exactly like Black Sabbath, but they are not as good as Black Sabbath. It all sounds almost the same, but worse.
+Neon Knight Vocally Dio is superior to Joey Belladonna, but musicianship wise. Black Sabbath doesn't come close to Anthrax... Except for Geezer of course. Tonni is way over rated... And none of Black Sabbaths drummers through the years can play like Charlie Benante.
+hanc37 Just no.
LOL hahahaha
El mejor cantante de la historia de el rock and roll, por encima de todos! hoy en el día de muertos te recordamos Ronnie James Dió!!!
De solo recordar que lo vi cantando en vivo se me eriza la piel. Dio never dies.
I saw them in the salt palace in 80. First and Best concert I ever went to.
I miss the old hat box.
Me too. Very acoustic. Alot of fun time there
One of the best Sabbath songs in my humble opinion of course. This song kicks you in the sack then smacks you upside the head on the way down.
Tony iommi is a fucking god. He deserves everything. Tony iommi for president.
Tony definitely has a unique style, but a guitar god? I think not...
That's precisely what turns him into a guitar god. Having an unique style, creating memorable epic riffs and playing destructive guitar solos.
A guitar god is someone like Yngwie Malmsteen, Randy Rhoads, Eddie Van Halen, Steve Via, or Alex Skolnik. Tony doesn't even come close.
A guitar god is someone like: Hendrix, Clapton, Jimmy page, Ritchie Blackmore and Tony Iommi certainly. Playing fast doesn't makes a good guitarist. You can play fast but without feeling. Like Steve Vai and Malmsteen for instance.
Clapton and Blackmore are an over rated A-holes. Stevie Ray Von blows Hendrix away. No contest.
La mejor formación de black sabbath
So glad I grew up in the 80's and seen all the great groups..sabbath..Dio..Maiden..Priest..Ozzy... with all these bad asses..Tony..Vivian..Randy..Brad G..and the drummers like vinny....
Dio’s voice is amazing!!!!! RIP
Oh no, here it comes again
Can't remember when we came so close to love before
Hold on, good things never last
Nothing's in the past, it always seems to come again
Again and again, again and again, again
Cry out, to legions of the brave
Time again to save us from the jackals of the street
Ride out, protectors of the realm
Captain's at the helm, sail across the sea of lights
Circles and rings, dragons and kings
Weaving a charm and a spell
Blessed by the night, holy and bright
Called by the toll of the bell
Bloodied angels fast descending
Moving on a never-bending light
Phantom figures free forever
Out of shadows, shining ever-bright
Neon Knights
Neon Knights
All right
Cry out, to legions of the brave
Time again to save us from the jackals of the street
Ride out, protectors of the realm
Captain's at the helm, sail across the sea of lights
Again and again, again and again and again
Neon Knights
Neon Knights
Neon Knights
All right
My dad had this on vinyl growing up and man getting back into this album has become obsession. So mystical and epic
Dio, really was good. He was the Frank Sinatra of Metal!
+Marshall Holman Dio started his career as a crooner!
Frank Sinatra wasn't a good singer...
+rogue - Frank Sinatra have class
He was a shit bag gangster.
You got me Sigmund Freud. Jackass!
Have this with Blue Oyster Cult on dvd. Their Black and Blue tour 80
Holding the intro, makes this versión so freaking GREAT!!!
this is one song of my life!
Vinnie Appice is such a master of solid, heavy drumming! With lots of groove though
La potente voz de Dió impresionante black sabbath x siempre
I miss these days,saw this band late 70's early 80's I get goosebumps every time.
Same here!
Geez this man NEVER stops amazing me. Dio was truly the King!
Very professional how they solved the mic trouble in the beginning.👍
I was there
Hellz yeah man!
To quote Wayn'es World "We're not worthy!"
Dio seemed to be full of
power and Aggression!
Great.
Saw this tour when they were in Chicago. You cant imagine how hard hitting and deep the bass is. It was almost too much. Almost!
Dio sounded angry.
Iommi's playing got even better here on 'Heaven & Hell.' My goodness. He went from depression and nearly accepting defeat after his injury to now dawn near shredding. Tony Iommi will always be one of my favorite guitarists because he is the living proof and truth that is "Never Say Die."
The Greatest Rock Singer to EVER grace our Greatful Ears...Missing U
3:27 first lyric blackout I've ever seen by Ronnie in any YT vid. He caught it and covered well by singing "to legions of the brave" but that's the wrong phrase. Should have been "protectors of the realm".
Nice catch....
@@Marchosias_Rex I only noticed because I was working on trying to do a vocal cover of this in the future and I knew the words. I never had any Black Sabbath albums so I just wasn't familiar with all the words till lately. Kind of an off night for Dio here but it happens.
Hmmm oops.good catch.some of the greatest are capable if mistakes.
@@kevinmitchell4018 yep, it happens. So many live shows he prob did and mistakes just happen to anyone. Except Frank Gambale. HAHAHAHA
Did RJD write the lyrics? Probably. If so, he can take some liberty with the lyrics just like Iommi does with playing this song - he kinda jams out and expands the song.
I like how much grit Ronnie has in his voice for this version (It’s a different twist from the studio release and I like those too) but it adds a cool emphasis to the lyrics.
brings back tears of joy for me i was at this concert!
Saw them at Hammersmith Odeon during this tour....blew my socks off! I loved that pair of socks 😢
I remember that show , I was there .
Black Sabbath will never die till Iommi is there
RAW... "Thumbs up" if you ever sang this song along..... (no way you even sounded clos3)and thought you nailed it!!
DIO had a very heavy vocal for the time,,,,great song...one of the best,,,thanks for posting this
poor ronnie james dio he was a musician.l was really bummed to hear that he passed away
Dio tava possuído nessa live, sensacional!
Wow! At forety seconds Ronnie thought he messed up and had to look at Tony for assurance that he was spot on.
Black and Blue tour in October 1980 at Buffalo Memorial Auditorium. Fantastic show.
Guys check out the Born Again album with Ian Gillian. Very under rated, but a great album as well...
You are calling Ian Gillan horrible? Was Deep Purple horrible as well?
Heavy Heavy Album....disturbing the priest,trashed.....GREAT CONCERT!....ya most there hated it,they were expecting Dio or Ozzy I think!....Toni and the boys were slaying the crowd with heavy thunder,.......few understand the deep purple/sabbath sound this album created!
Only if Black Sabbath had John Lord on that album, it would have been a masterpiece...
rogue Love Sabbath, love Ian, but they didn't mesh well at all.
Saw the Born Again tour. I think it's a good album. Big fan of both Purple and the Sabs. Ian Gillan is an incredible singer, but he really struggled through the show. Sounded awful and didn't know the lyrics. A year later I saw Purple on the Perfect Strangers tour. It was like night and day. Really good stuff 😎
Whenever you watch documentaries about the early days of Hard Rock and Metal, Jimmy Page is always brought up as the master if the riff. For my money, Iommi is way up there as well.
Mr Dio-I was about 10 when I heard your voice n my lifetime conversion to metal was instant! 🤘🤘
Ronnie like my Cat, always happy and joyful. God bless him. Even though he wasn't much a believer.
0:52 Iommi shaking his head in disbelief... "Ronnie, what the heck was that" ?
I think it's because they're playing a bit slower than the album version and they're aware of it.
Might just be Coke you'll notice Iommi did that in the Ozzy era as well
@@extraextra8021 Exact, that looked like a pure coke head twitch. It was way to fast to be a shake in disbelief lol
Yuiop Eggs yeah, that’s just classic iommi haha, him and his Coke spasms:D
@@tokarg4405 lol!!yes my man
Magnífico!
O melhor show que vi na vida ! apenas ...))) 🤘👏🤘
Esta version de Neon Nights encarna la grandeza de Ronnie DIO.....Que voz!.....que manera de comandar sobre el escenario. Tanta fuerza y personalidad en un cuerpo tan pequeño....😁....Gracias Ronnie.
I got to see the next tour in 82 - The mob rules . Houston TX.
Bloodied angels fast descending ... Dio is magic!! 🤘🏼🔥🤘🏼