Black Sabbath (w/ Ray Gillen) - Danger Zone

[@rftutd9409]

Damn, this band sounded so good with Ray Gillen. What could have been....

[@ramcatchtherainbow]

Amazing voice , the best version

[@petertazky]

Best singer of Black Sabbath!

[@MarceloSilva-bs7nu]

QUE ISSO! RAY GILLEN É MARAVILHOSO!

[@nidiasmith7367]

Ray is amazing! I can listen to him all day. R.I..P. A legend

[@GroovyVintageLady]

Me too

[@MrFrostien]

So much talent and charisma, He could have been the best Sabbath singer after Dio. RIP Ray Gillen

[@dead0ntime]

I personally think Glenn Hughes and Tony Martin surpass Dio. I love Dio but I think they were better for Sabbath.

[@EZ-vm1up]

@@dead0ntime fun fact, Glenn was actually Dio's favorite vocalist.

[@Grandmastergav86]

@@EZ-vm1up Stevie Wonder ranked Glenn very highly too.

[@richardhincemon9423]

Ronnie James Dio was the best! Rip

[@joddeurter2448]

​@@richardhincemon9423 good riddance, he was a shithead

[@dougnoal7041]

Just discovered this version with ray gillen singing . sounds good !

[@renatod.o.2930]

Melhor vocalista que o Sabbath teve, todos possuíam grande brilho, mas só esse cara interpretava qualquer era sem forçar, a demo de Eternal Idol na voz dele faz o disco com o Martin parecer desmerecedor, fantástico o Martin, mas essa fase Hard Rock do Iommi, era pra voz do Gillen, perfeito pro trabalho

[@gnrnando88]

Renato D.O. A meu ver o timbre do Martin se encaixa mais a musicalidade do Sabbath. Gillen como vc mesmo disse é mais melódico e com uma tacitura mais voltada ao hard. Martin no Eternal Idol simplesmente teve que seguir praticamente as mesmas linhas vocais do Gillen a pedido do Iommi. Nos álbuns seguintes que vc percebe a maestria dele. Ambos gigantes. Mas ao vivo Gillen era uma aula msm.

[@bdou.8425]

@@gnrnando88 mas acho que era o que eles queriam mesmo na época, se enquadrar nessa era dos anos 80 de vocal mais melódico, mais voltado ao hard com mais agudos e tal, igual ao que o Kiss e o Whitesnake fizeram. Tava fuçando vídeo sobre o Sabbath agora no KZbin no meio dessa fase dos anos 80 que eles trocaram de vocalista pra cacete, se você parar pra ver, pelo material e vídeos que eles soltaram mesmo com o Hughes e outros... pega aquela "No Stranger to Love", por mais que seja balada, é uma boa música... NADA A VER com o Sabbath do Ozzy e do Dio, mas eram boas músicas, inegável. Só essas viúvas do Ozzy e do Dio que negam essa fase

[@gnrnando88]

BDO U. Sem dúvida amigo. Boa análise. Realmente essa fase anos 80 tentou seguir os moldes do mainstream da época - principalmente influenciado pelo hard rock/glam americano. Vocais agudos, reverb na batera e um heavy metal mais melódico mesmo. O próprio NWOBHM apresentava esse heavy mais comercial, e mesmo bandas tradicionais do estilo, na época abusaram de uma sonoridade mais acessível as rádios, como foi o caso do Judas, Rainbow e outras. Tanto faz sentido, que mesmo as bandas de heavy metal que estavam surgindo na época possuíam essas características mais marcantes, como foi o caso do Queensryche, Malmsteen, Stryper e Savatage por exemplo.

[@careful...Icarus]

As much as I would have loved Ray to have stayed in Sabbath,we would never have gotten the god level 1st Badlands lp if he did. Ray was almost in Blue Murder for a minute as well.

[@tiberiufarcas4822]

i Just discovered this version with ray gillen singing . sounds incredible, great cover after iommy and hughes song

[@robertraymond6643]

My first time hearing the Gillen version, and I prefer this to the Hughes original.

[@Victorwater]

Absolutely amazing. It will always be Dio, Ozzy and him all the way up there 🤘

[@ADDISON857]

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[@abrahammayorga5157]

Guillen sin duda una gran voz QEPD

[@abrahammayorga5157]

Gran talento vocal de R. Guillen

[@METALQUILPAOLO]

EL MEJOR CANTANTE DE BLACK SABBATH.

[@andysurvival346]

Voice Talent #1 - RIP

[@pabloyacomini326]

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[@JohnSmith-wl2pd]

There's a Spanish (I guess) band that covered this one and it's amazing. You should check it out. Leather heart is the name...

[@josuea8038]

Leather Heart

[@michelrf5664]

Versão fodastica

[@benonealexandre8651]

Grande voz. 🤘

[@cengizevkuran4843]

Ray Gillan 👍🤘

[@juniorpontes4620]

Mr. Raymond Arthur Gillen Rest In Peace 🎤😭😔🙏

[@vaneipontes3279]

Ray Sang a lot 🎤🎵🎼🎶🎤😎👊

[@joseluengo1333]

Tremendo vocalista RIP

[@jrrocksss5474]

Além do vocal sensacional do Ray Gillen, ressalto a bateria insana dessas gravações, nessa época se não me engano eram o Eric Singer ou o Bev Bevan. In addition to Ray Gillen's sensational vocals, I highlight the insane drumming on these recordings, at that time if I'm not mistaken they were Eric Singer or Bev Bevan.

[@GorditoCrunch343]

Eric Singer was the drummer at this time.

[@GroovyVintageLady]

3:30 !♥️

[@marcosbarbosa6024]

Ele teria sido gigante nível Ozzy e Dio.. Belíssima voz, pena que se foi tão cedo

[@pabloyacomini326]

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[@philnicolas7705]

Tony Martin was good. This guy is epic.

[@johnmcminn9455]

Well said. I have to get 7th Sign . Glenn Hughes was in the studio on that one?

[@gabrielbrouwer]

@@johnmcminn9455 yeah Glenn sang on seventh star and I think he played something like 4 gigs.

[@terminator2570]

Where can I get this cd I think it is awesome!

[@JohnnyangelNIU]

The cd (with this live radio show and the Gillen-Eternal Idol tracks) is/was only available as a bootleg for years. It can be found here on youtube, collector circles, and obviously other download sites online. The "Radio show" (San Antonio, TX) had 6-7 live Sabbath cuts with Ray, but was never officially released due to licensing rights or some crap like that. in 2011, there was a deluxe version of Eternal Idol released officially that has the Ray Gillen version of the album (much more cleaned up), but does not contain THIS live show (again, has to do with licensing rights or some legal stuff).

[@chloenadinewinter5323]

He was God

[@FazersOnStun]

Great singer but he doesn’t fit. Glad Tony Martin ended up in the band

[@Victorwater]

Greatly missed :( Much better than Tony Martin in my opinion

[@robertbishop5357]

Victor Barros I totally agree, and to spark some contraversie, better than Martin and Dio.

[@krisbritwres394]

Better than Martin yea, Rays problem was that he couldn't write songs for shit. I don't think he touches Dio though

[@Hanzey1966]

@@@krisbritwres394 Are ya kiddin me ??? Couldnt write songs for Shit ??

[@krisbritwres394]

@@Hanzey1966 yeah Bob daisly wrote all his songs for eternal idol because he couldn't do it

[@Hanzey1966]

@@krisbritwres394 So where did you get this kinda information ?? I sure know Bob Daisely did a Hughe contribution to this , as wel as on MANY other albums (e.i Ozzy & Rainbow) But Ray not being capeable of writing is simply NOT true. As an excample, an interview with Jake E Lee explanes quite clear that Ray Gillen had the talent to just improvise on the spot... And by doing so came up with Awesome lines and lyrics for Badlands. I think Ray simply didnt have had the time to work things out for the Sabbath album, replacing Glenn Hughes didnt give him much time&space....