Rainbow - Man On The Silver Mountain (From "Live In Munich 1977)
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Rainbow was formed by Ritchie Blackmore in 1975 after he left Deep Purple at the height of their fame. They were instantly successful and released a string of hit albums, with an ever changing line-up, between 1975 and 1983 when Blackmore broke up the group to join the reformed Deep Purple. This concert from their European tour in 1977 features the line-up responsible for the "Long Live Rock'n'Roll" album released later that year, including vocalist Ronnie James Dio and drummer Cozy Powell. Blackmore had to be smuggled out of Austria after a trouble with the police at a gig two nights earlier and was very late arriving in Munich, all of which seemed to inspire both the band and the audience to create a truly remarkable gig. This performance is from "Live in Munich 1977", available now.
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This wasn't just a concert, this was an epic event! The70's will always be THE best decade for music!
The very next year, the band-name and its longstanding meaning was stolen by early woke activists.
@@DefundTheFringes the politics d bag room is down the hall, asshole. You need to go there.
Fact
M.A.G.A Brother
@@midnightrunner684 No need to bring the Orange anti-American anti-christ into it.
Rainbow was a supergroup.
Anyone who got to see these guys live should feel lucky.
I saw every concert from Bonnet 1979 - 1984 Joe Turner was my favorite. Singing his love songs to my girl was so easy & user friendly to remember. And then I hated seeing him going back to purple & Gillan really EFFED it up completely for me. Richie should of never of disbanded Rainbow, JLT was the perfect singer for the 80's not' Gillan.! I was so sad.
I saw them play on this tour - Glasgow Apollo, aged 15. Dio was a fantastic singer, one of the best. Blackmore was less impressive tbh, but maybe he had an off night. Saw Gary Moore play with Thin Lizzie a few years later at the same venue - still the best I've ever seen.
July 15th June 1981 - Leicester. I was there
met Ronnie n Lem n more 12+ times over 30 years
76 in Australia for me, still the best concert I’ve seen
I just can't thank them enough, whoever it was that had the presence of mind, to capture this epic set on video in 1977
This was captured on dvd and even the a few bits can not be found on youtube , he switches through different religions from christianity to greek to sumerian.. what a man !
true
This was filmed for German TV at the time
It's available on video.
I know, I have it.
@@fittercritter1013 Rockpalast, if i remember correctly
Dio and Blackmore were such a great match. One thing you could say about both of them is that when they went up on stage to perform live, they didn't leave a damn thing behind in the studio. You got both of them at their peak, at there best. People with that talent are born to perform live. They don't need the support of editing and engineering to do their thing and make it sound good.
If you ran into them both at a party, and had them sit down, and handed Blackmore a cheap acoustic guitar, what you'd still get would be absolute genius.
Gracias a este concierto le devo mi locura
This is why Blackmore is probably my favorite guitar player of this era. Love his spontaneity, phrasing, feel... out of nowhere, unpredictable, yet highly enjoyable to listen to.
and the intro!!!!
Yea, for me it’s not a out ‘the best”, although Richie is one of the absolute all time greats. It’s about who I want to listen to. He’s so melodic, creative, and bad ass at the same time. Some of the best riffs and solos, but mostly he’s just just an amazing musician.
@@Katsemmalo?? Esta no es tu musica amigo...te equivocaste de video... Seguí mirando partituras de regureton cabeza de termo Jajaaja
I saw Rainbow with Blackmore, Dio and Powell back in 1976 when I was just 17. No concert since has compared.
+Neil Pearce , the best Era
Saw them in 77 at the Rainbow Theatre. About 17 as well.
I saw them in 1977 in Manchester UK...unforgettable. Cozy's drum solo (1812 overture) was awesome. Great days!
Neil Pearce I saw em in 78 and I agree
I hate you Neil! Is my jealousy showing? Lol
Ronnie James Dio's vocals are out of this world !!
Не даром он бог
RONNIE JAMES DIO THE GREATEST SINGER TO HAVE EVER EXISTED ON PLANET EARTH I LOVE YOU
Именно так и не как иначе. Дио лучший
DIO WAS, IS, AND WILL BE THE BEST SINGER IN THE UNIVERSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rainbow is a legend! Rainbow, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin & Black Sabbath are the roots of the tree of Heavy Metal...
I would add Uriah Heep to that list.
Saxon? :(
Steppenwolf....
Where are captain Beyond, Iron Butterfly and Steppenwolf?
Joab Basualdo Gago Captain Beyond (1971) and Armageddon (1975) shared the same incredible drummer, Bobby Caldwell. They were both "supergroups" in their own right, but were not really popular enough to be "legends of heavy metal". But they ARE two of the 70's best bands!! Highly recommended
The most criminally underrated rock band in history
"underrated"
Agree 100% William
And they gave us Ronnie James Dio
Yes. Well said.
Jay Felsberg sorry but Ronnie gave us Ronnie.
I saw this best version of Rainbow in 78 in Chicago. Incomparable performances from all. Blackmore is the King of Strings and DIO is the Pavoratti of metal singers. Actually of all singers.
Do not forget Cozy.
No guitarist ever moved me like Ritchie Blackmore.
Have you ever heard of a legend Guitarist named Jimi Hendrix ? RIP He will blow you away with his moves
@@Mrbest-cw9nn everyone has heard of the great Jimi Hendrix. Many will point out Eddie Vanhalen too. Ritchie Blackmore is my favorite.
@@johnoberle9750 Mine as well. No guitarist ever blew me away like Ritchie Blackmore did.
Audience focusing 100% on the band no one has a stupid phone video recording just pure respect for the music
Yeah just blazing it or 3 tabs deep on acid instead 😂😂😂
Not many cell phones in 1977 🤣
You think you're immortal?
Hilarious
@@Eudaimaniac44 you stupid
14 minutes of live perfection, we'll never hear anything like this again :(
Solaire listens Rainbow :0
Praise the Dio!
Vou`r right bro.
No we won't
Unfortunately :(
Yup, the golden days are over
I saw Rainbow at the San Jose Civic in 1979 at age 15. Drove up from Carmel with a couple of buddies and a bunch of homegrown green.
Homegrown red & purple sensimilla on a medium-sized Big Sur plantation.
Be nice to have some of that now days
What a song! Ronnie IS the Man On The Silver Mountain forever! And Cozy Powell was a force on the drums.
To those complaining that they're playing faster than the record...when you're in a metal or punk band and you're playing a show in front of a crowd, you naturally have shit tons of adrenaline pounding through your veins. The natural reaction is to play faster, which, in my opinion, is incredibly badass.
Also, if you're coked up, it doesn't do wonders for your speed. Not that Dio was snorting
And Ronnie keeping up! The man!
ThatDCGuy I think it actually sounds better
And if you just want something exactly like the record you should just stay home with the record. In a concert it’s a completely different type of interaction
@@randomguy4763 Why wouldn't it do wonders for your speed? Cocaine basically is speed!
Fucking Cozy Powell..The guy's a monster ..Such power yet superb finesse..
And his drumsticks are the size of damn tree trunks !
To think that Cozy Powell at one time was in the running to replace then then recently deceased John Bonham.Cozy himself said that he was "s%#t sacred." I would be too .....
Cozy is underrated. I teach and play drums professionally and I turn my students who are into Rock and Metal onto his playing. All of them go wow....
Good to hear Dogdrum
haha!
Absolute genius.
Blackmore had some of the most iconic guitar riffs
This band was one of thee best bands that ever stepped on stage and is still up there in my book to this day and will be in rock history 🤘😎
I agree
People, this group isnt underrated. Underrated is someone with this much talent that never gets a chance. These guys made their mark.
What an awe-inspiring stage presence! Seeing Dio and Blackmore under that giant rainbow...anyone that got to see this lineup live, I am jealous!
Fuc going to give u a like 😅 m8 9 yes ago its still kicking rock on hope ur well 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
TUNE
@@craig2622 I am brother, and still rocking Rainbow almost every day! Hope you are well too!
Yes rainbow
43 yrs ago today! My 1st live show. Life changing experience!
The era of the 70s is the best time in rock music!!!
And it is true
@@aleks.r1473 Do not underestimate the architects in 50's and sixties. Great music there.
Some people get to see an idol maybe 1 or 2 times in concert.....I marvel at the fact that when Ronnie was with ELF, and prior to his mega fame, they used to play our home town here in NE Pa an average of at least once every 2 months at a local club, and that I probably saw him at least 30 times.....not to mention the fact that it was from something like 10 feet away, as we all stood there transfixed.......still blows my mind to this day.....then all of a sudden it stopped cold turkey as ELF broke up, and we found out that he had gone with Rainbow.....then coming to the realization that indeed, he was on his way, and, more over that we had been privileged to see GREATNESS from such an early vantage point.
Is everyone just gonna sit there and pretend that the blues jam at the end of this video was nothing short of epic?!
NO matter how much praise is lavished upon Ritchie Blackmore, it'll NEVER be enough. His technique, his tone, his expressive playing is amazing.
I saw Rainbow at the end of the Long Live Rock And Roll tour. Blackmore, Dio and Powell were STILL together. I THINK Toney Carey handled keyboards for the concert. The extra treat was seeing Roger Glover on bass rejoin Ritchie Blackmore on stage which foreshadowed his contributions for the remainder of Rainbow. That Concert was awesome.
40 years old and never knew Ronnie in his prime… but good lord that man can sing. One of my favorite singers!! Sadly no one my age knows him.
Then they don't know what a Real singer IS
Ronnie James Dio a voice that will never never never forget!!!!
He can that damons force to dansin'WOW😁👍💪
Dio and Blackmore were a lethal combo.
Along with Cozy Powell
I can just hear Eddie Van Halen and Dio jamming to 'Man on the Silver Mountain' in that big gig in the sky. RIP RJD and EVH😊
🤘🤘🤘♥️♥️♥️
There's gotta be a hell of a lot of great music in rock and roll heaven!
And ...Neil Peart on drums
@@luceurlings2156 Neil was great but so was Cozy Powell. He is up there so it just wouldn't be right if Cozy wasn't drumming on this song. I tell you what Neil could play with Emerson and Greg Lake. Neil and Carl were similar in a few ways. You see they would still be ELP. Palmer was a great drummer.
dio is the best singer ever .he waits behind the rainbow on the otherside to welcome you in heaven to kiss the light
The bassist is a beast in this! The tone and power is amazing, and pins this down really well.
Bob Daisley.
Great bassist ...class band...end of..
yes...
one of the greatest rock and roll performances ever. period.
Until you've been to a show like this,up front, experiencing the energy,the lights, it's just a life changing event that can't be put in words. Rock will never die !
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Ritchie Blackmore is on fire and Ronnie James Dio's voice is amazing. The rest of the band is perfection while allowing the two gifted front men to do what they do best.
Ronnie just sounds INCREDIBLE. Awesome performance by all.
Dio, Cozy and Blackmore what more could you ask for
Airey & daisley....
Haig Kilbride Bill & Ted
Tony Carrey and Jimmy Baine.
Exactly, it's like a Dream Rock Team!!! Fantastic players!!!
ikr
That was the real deal of the music. Dio and Blackmore truly legends.
I'm 61, it's 2023, & I've been metal before metal upchucked beautifully out of the roots of Rock n Roll , my 1st Live Concert , I was 14 & I saw Aerosmith
" ROCKS" & Nazareth " HAIR OF THE DOG " TOUR , I Believe it was 1975, & I've seen Rickie Blackmore Solo & with RAINBOW, I've seen Ronnie James DIO with DIO , Rainbow & Solo. And I've seen just about everyone there is to see in Rock , Heavy Metal , Thrash, Speed & Black Metal , Death Metal , Underground Metal , And Countless Bands of all other types of Music . Pop, Jazz , Soul , Rhythm & Blues , Ect.. You name it, I've seen it. I've saved every ticket stub to every Concert / Show I've ever seen & when the Concerts/ Shows stopped having tickets bcuz you paid at the door & ALOT of them were underground music concerts which were at local clubs instead of big concert hall , well I just cut out the adverts from the mags or grabbed a flyer of the show on the way out the door & added them to the ticket stub Collection in place of the ticket stub. My collection is vast , And yes, I'm quite deaf , and I have to say " WHAT DID YOU SAY " quite a lot these days . But no hearing aid just yet, Lol. Cheers ! Rock n Roll & Metal Will Never Die ! Amen!?
Have you seen Motorhead 😢?
Rainbow - Man On The Silver Mountain (From ''Live In Munich 1977)
Cozy Powe(r)ll...This men = Legend (octopus) of drums!!!
Dio = Best vocalist ever in the planet!!!
Blackmore = God (genius) of guitar!!!
Stone = Master of keybords!!!
Daisley = Wizzard of bass!!!
R A I N B O W = Band from the other planet...maybe from all universe!!!
+Stamatis Katsikas Yeah, I totally agree with you, it is like a Dream Team! Fantastic and Perfect Band!!! Dio and Blackmore in their best shape!
+Alcides MFJr. Yes indeed bro
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+Stamatis and Others,What really bothers me is that all Rainbow fans are extremely supportive, BUT, Rainbow never really made it big in the US. I met someone at a party once who claims that he saw Led Zeppelin in their disastrous 1977 tour of the United States. He also saw Rainbow in 1978. He told me that Blackmore left Jimmy Page for dead in the better guitarist category as well as the overall band performance.
NOTE - Zeppelin's performances in '77 ranged from brilliant - their shows at the LA Forum - to really poor. Rainbow still had DIO and were hungry and driven.
+FrostedSeagull Ritchie was their greatest asset, and greatest encumbrance
Gary, what do you mean by encumbrance. Not the word (laughs) but what ... Blackmore's ego .....
If I could travel back in time and see a band live just the once....
+Basil II Macedonia Richie Blackmoore is playing 4 "rainbow" dates in Europe next summer, 2 in Germany, 1 in the UK and one yet to be announced.
+Liam Smyth I got tickets to the UK gig! I so so can't wait now! only chance I think ever now that he'll ever do a rock gig again. But who knows, Ritchie loves surprising people
+Basil II Macedonia I agree with you , But Dio is gone and the guys bellow here don't get that DIO was a huge part of why Rainbow even took off .So Richie can find a good singer to cover the music . But He can't bring Dio back to write good music with him ever again.
Basil II Macedonia
I had the good fortune to see them in the late 70's.
Wow! Totally Epic!! Dio & Blackmore were a perfect metal match. Rainbow at it's best. No more words needed.
So happy I got to see them in Philly at the Spectrum. With my friends mom in tow to keep us from those pot smokers. 😂
This is the very definition of rock n roll. It can´t get better than this. RIP R.J. Dio and C. Powell. What a band, what an act. Eternal.
This is some of the most talented guitar work I have ever heard!
Man music from the late 60s to the 70s rules forever!! What power, melody, and showmanship. Wish i had a time machine and could travel back to that timeframe and see these titans!
Я очень люблю рок 70-ых. Тогда все музыканты были захвачены поисками нечто нового. Это выступление просто "космос". Ядерная смесь величайших музыкантов в одном месте. Низкий поклон!
И никакой фальши , и фонограммы .
чистый талант
Russians gone, that's our music
@@michaelventen Свистите в хуй, там тоже дырка
@@michaelventen Nothing like this. both Blackmore and Wagner are our composers too! :)
As soon as Ronnie started singing i got the chills
Rainbow with Dio were the best Golden times in Ritchie Blackmore's career.
wrong ,Deep Purple was better
@@terrancemiller6527 Both were equally awesome but Dio was a far better singer then Gillian, coverdale, turner bonnet and huges
@@threalismaradona9899 Gillan was better than singer than Dio and Gillan also plays a bad ass harmonica
Blackmore wasn’t bad with Ian Gillan either!
@@threalismaradona9899 They are both great singers. Have you heard Deep Purple do “Child in Time”?
for all those who care, Blackmore's genius was not simply his innovative style but more so his creative mind and composing!
One word: Beautiful!!!!!
70's and early 80's, the best years for rock and metal music.
My father has the original Rainbow vinyls! Jewels for me!
Greetings from Italy
I was a contemporary of this genre but was mostly into jazz and blues based rock. Discovering this recently makes me mad that I never saw this band.
What a voice! Ronnie Dio not only had the chops but he was one of the best frontmen. I saw this tour in Ohio once and Ritchie Blackmore destroyed about 4 Stratocasters.
You know you're one of the greatest guitarists ever if you rape more than one guitar
I love ritchie blackmore..he's my 1 & only guitar god..forever and ever!!
You know something good is about to happen when Ritchie is in this mood.
He was probably thrilled to be out of jail.
Bob Daisley on bass. Absolute legend.
Yep , Bob also co‐wrote Crazy Train and Mr Crowley when with Ozzy , Randy Rhodes......
This is a band of absolute SUPER STARS !
One of the best "duos" in the history of music, as well as one of the best bands.
I love the breakdown and guitar solo at the end of the song.
Richie really shines.
This was the best line up ever assembled absolutely brilliant
ЗОЛОТОЙ ГОЛОС ХАРД РОКА, РОННИ ДЖЕЙМС ДИО, ЭХ ЖАЛЬ УШЁЛ ТАК РАНО, МНОГО НЕ УСПЕЛ СПЕТЬ, ТАКИЕ БЫВАЮТ РАЗ В СТО ЛЕТ, БРАВО RAINBOW.
That voice was too much for this world.
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THERES A GROUP OF GENIUSES ON THAT STAGE!!! WHAT A PERFORMANCE. RIP DIO. WE LOVE AND MISS YOU!!! YOURE THE MAN ON THE SILVER MOUNTAIN.
That was a very skilled and melodic guitar solo. Great stuff. Heavy rock transition to blues, 100% enjoyable. I wasn't prepared for how rich those vocals sounded at the end. Not an auto-tune in sight.
The engineer that tries to autotune Dio won't have a job in the industry for very long.
Ritchie’s playing and killer tone could slice through steel
This Man was an amazing musician. No other musician could ever replace his style of Rock!!
Who Blackmore or Dio? 😂
Sadly Cozy Powell and Ronnie James no longer with us, but sounding brilliant on this video. Long live Rock.
Even though Daisley is on bass, don’t forget Jimmy Bain!
Fantastic what memories
And Roll.
And Roll.
Ich war in diesem Konzert. Mussten allerdings lange warten bis es begann:-) Jede Sekunde ist in mein Gedächtnis eingebrannt. Und wenn ich gehe- sind diese Töne , diese Musik in mir.
Pure rock! Few ribbons on stage amps and ultimate talent!
Times that won't be repeated!
Best rock roll band ever!
I loooove it when our Dio moves his fingers while singing, it's like he is seasoning the song with magic!!!
Yes, Ronnie James Dio seemed like he was a believer in magic and the power of the Universe!
R.I.P. - Ronnie James Dio
This is why Rainbow is untouchable... Timeless IMO....
That's an incredible amount of power , all of those musicians are named the best in their fields , put together they were leathal
What a Fantastic Voice
Damoskinos one of the BEST!!
@@benjalml death
Death
this was like a spiritual experience... gave me goosebumps
I also got the shivers listening to this! I heard a cover version before I heard Rainbows(was only a little kid in the 70's) on a Dio tribute CD (early 00's) by another band that was faster paced than the original and I loved it. This version is really close to that and I friggin' LOVE this version! I was fortunate enough to see Dio in '88 and 3 other times after, along with twice when he reunited with Sabbath for Heaven and Hell in the years leading up to his passing. Thought I was dreaming when he got back with them the 2nd time! My favorite singer of all time!
What a beautiful soul flying in the air at Ronnie's improvisation moments...
Pure gold. I wish I'd never seen this concert... then I wouldn't be hopelessly in love with an enigma of the air.
NO auto tune here... ALL TALENT. RJD was AMAZING
Dio just vocally attacks every song with such ferocity it’s amazing there’s no holding back!!!
One of the greatest live rock songs
One of the greatest rock singer of all time under-rated
This alignment was from another planet. Monsters of rock.
So much talent on that stage , all rock gods 🤘
Great music, great band. We lost a great singer. One of the best. This music will NEVER DIE!!!!
When he was on, he was the greatest guitar player in the world.
So many different versions of all those classic songs, it's really, really, hard to find the best of each.
When he was inspired, he was absolutely better than more popular overrated guitarists.
The Late Ronnie James Dio singing lead vocals. We miss you Ronnie ❤️
i love this so much! i remember finding this on an old VHS tape of my dads. it really kicked off my interest in music and it was a big part of why i decided to start my first ever band :) good times! im glad it was eventually released on dvd
WOW I am probably older than your dad! WOW! I AM OLD MAN! At least I got to see GREAT bands LIVE in the good old days of Rock N ROLL! YES_ even Rainbow!
Vashti Ayla hes 52 and im 25. i think its great sharing things in common with your dad. were always going to gigs together! ^_^
Wow haha my age
You have a Great Dad
I M so Happy he taught you well
VHS for the win.
i wonder how many minutes of my childhood were spent sitting around waiting for VHS/audio cassette tapes to rewind themselves... ^_^
Nothing more to add. Amazing singing and Richie doing what he was best at. Great band in their prime
Blackmore's Rainbow was my first metal albums I purchased! Wow! Loved rocking out to Blackmore and Dio...I did not realize how much keyboard was involved until I just listened to this again! Thanks for bringing this!!...dang! Blackmore and keyboard just jumped into a bluesy thing about 7 min in..so damn cool!
I like how he recites the great lyrics (after Starstruck, at about 11:20), like a poem; and the early mention of his great song Night People (~12:40), to be released many years after this live. He had things settled in his mind, always intrigued by the duality of good & evil, and the fact that **humanity** has the potential for both, here on this Earth, no need to look above or below.
All my respect to this excellent musician, and great personality.
That worked on insecure 14-year old boys making the leap from nerd to lifetime loser who could've had potential.
That's the most metal keyboardist ever. Dio is the king of metal!
so powerfull. Underrated people- absolutely love thar Ritchie's riffs
This is from the soundtrack of my life. Long live Rainbow. 💙
Man, music like this just isn't made anymore....
I love how it starts of fast and metal and becomes blues, Ritchie Blackmore+Dio+Cozy Powell=How much better could it get?!?
Avi Soncino then it gets REALLY fast
Another great example of real talent playing live !!
Ronnie James. Incredible voice and front man presence. RIP
Been gone 10 yrs now still in shock over it
The older it gets, the more beautiful it becomes...
Три вещи можно делать бесконечно: 1. Смотреть, как течёт вода 2. Смотреть, как горит огонь 3. Слушать божественный вокал Дио.
Великий Дио
This was the best version of Rainbow.70's rock at its best
Wow, I really like the sound of this recording, it has a really natural sound to it, but modern quality