YES DIO!! 🎵 RAINBOW "STARGAZER" REACTION

[@devildriver9615]

For me, this is one of the best songs ever written. What a masterpiece! 👌

[@itswrongtokillanimalsifyou2837]

Truly, and about the only long outro I actually appreciate. Whatever "it" is, this song has it in spades.

[@michaelbolson2658]

Yes. It’s an anthem.

[@jonesr227]

@Mathias Totally agree.

[@southafrican00gaugeunitedk14]

It is , this album is special , love it .

[@innosanto]

Actually if you count, this guitarist, has written around 4,5 or 8-9 of the best songs ever written.

[@MrEarley]

Lex nailed it. Dio *was* small but mighty! A heavy metal elf! Some say the greatest heavy metal singer of them all.

[@vinceedwards3978]

One of the top Metal singers ever!!! RIP RJD!!!!

[@NeonNights80]

Truth.🤘🤘

[@valentine_puppy]

There is Ozzy and James Hetfield and Till then, there is DIO.

[@mikephillips8810]

His was the voice of metal!

[@glenngailey4916]

Dio, Blackmore and Powell. Nothing else needs to be said.

[@christhrasher9892]

Total respect to Cozy Powell the drummer. Total badass!

[@Ratter2E]

yeah and Jimmy, those two were tight.

[@josephgallagher945]

Rip Long live Cozy!!!

[@johndonson1603]

Shout out to the maestro Ritchie Blackmore.

[@michealmccann]

RIP, one of the greatest drummers ever.

[@barryrammer7906]

Cozy top 3 drummers in the world easly. RIP Cozy and Dio.

[@LucasF25]

Ok, soo basically- this song is about this group of people who have been enslaved in the desert by a powerful wizard for generations just so they can build him a Tower that goes to the sky so he can fly across the stars... "In the heat and rain, with whips and chains, to see him fly, so many died, we built a tower of stone, with our flesh and bones-" And despite all that, when the tower is done and he jumps from the top, he falls down to the ground instead of soaring, so all they can feel is despair. Despite how much pain he put them through, the last thing they still had was the hope that their sacrifice wouldn't be in vain... And when he died, that hope died too. Even so, they gotta move on... As dark as it looks, there's a rainbow rising... :)

[@jhamilton1007]

Sounds like an allusion to the Biblical Tower Of Babel.

[@DominicanManowarFan]

I agree with you. I was thinking of the tower of Babel as well.

[@Ogrelord5150]

Maybe a take on the Ancient Astronaut theory. I feel Stargate was somewhat inspired by this song.

[@Dibbdroid]

Dio was partly inspired by a film starring Jack Palance, The Silver Chalace according to Cozy

[@alaaobaid3363]

And it's a metaphor for goverments using their people to achieve illusionary goals regardless of how much people will suffer

[@TheEasyeman]

Dio’s voice and Blackmore’s solo sound like they’re wailing, crying. I love it!!!

[@miskatonic6576]

Can never get enough of DIO. The man is second to none.

[@SirManfly]

This song is very 70's sounding but still a great one and one of Dio's best !!

[@DeadSensei8269]

I love dio so much we got robbed of this one of a kind gem of a human

[@mmoeskitoetie374]

This girl gets it…. The guy has no clue

[@slydogger]

Part Ii of this song “A Light In The Black”is almost as good. Gotta listen to both.

[@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace]

Dio HATED this album... well he said side 1 was decent.. side 2 was "pretentious shit for Ritchie and Cozy... oh, I can do a solo for 10 minutes.. " ... Dio denied it, but he was really bitter when it came to Ritchie Blackmore, and it showed.

[@raelik777]

This song... not only is it musically one of the best heavy metal songs of the 70's, the lyrics have a deep meaning bearing a stark warning. On the face of it, the song is about a wizard who has enchanted and enslaved people to build him a tower to the stars so that he can fly, only to have his attempt fail catastrophically and for them to watch him plummet to his death, breaking the spell. But Dio himself said that this was really just a metaphor, and that it really describes any group of people who fall under the spell of a charismatic demagogue, suffering to help them achieve their doomed vision, only to be lost when it inevitably falls to ruin. "A Light In The Black" is about those people trying to find their way back to what they lost after they followed "the wizard".

[@Justcallmeavish]

Couldn't have said it better

[@GJRight]

Do Rainbow, “Man on a Silver Mountain”

[@KaBeeM]

yeeees

[@toddstevens13]

With a "Tower" chaser from Angel.

[@ericjuratic8484]

A classic

[@zafirospeed]

Dio, the greatest metal lead singer. Prove me wrong.

[@ericjuratic8484]

I like Dio in sabbath better than Ozzy

[@downgrade660]

@@ericjuratic8484 heaven and hell (the song) is a absolute masterpiece

[@Gr8erh8er]

@@ericjuratic8484nah man. Gotta disagree on that one. Ozzy is awesome with sabbath. But I do like dio

[@Jimfrommaine]

To prove you wrong we have to dig deep. Digging deep we find Dreamer deceiver......the single greatest vocal performance ever recorded. Stargazer is a close second.

[@davegnarlsson4344]

RAINBOW. One of the most influencial bands of the 20th century. Most 80's metal bands were influenced by Rainbow and Deep Purple. Ritchie Blackmore is the man.

[@josephbarr1659]

Rainbow, Deep Purple and BLACK SABBATH. 🤘🎸 Respect.

[@leetroy3129]

@@josephbarr1659 I agree but you forgot Led. Zep.

[@qivarebil2149]

@@leetroy3129 They never had a singer like this.

[@pinkled4429]

@@qivarebil2149 Robert Plant did it in many songs. Listen to Dazed and confused lmfao.

[@Homnuangirl]

Dio made Rainbow great, not Blackmore.

[@jamesharper3933]

The guitar solo has a mystical Egyptian feel to it. The next song (there are only 2) on that side A Light in the Black is pretty heavy too. Other songs by Rainbow to check out are Gates of Babylon, Man on the Silver Mountain, Stone Cold and Since You Been Gone.

[@fattony986]

You are correct. The solo is in minor pentatonic, as is most Arabic music

[@alrivers2297]

Gates of Babylon also has that Arabian vibe to it. Tarot Woman is another good one

[@brentgreen468]

Kill the King

[@jamesedwards2237]

Starstruck is my favorite Dio song, followed by Do You Close Your Eyes, and Light in the Black!

[@melrupinski88]

@@fattony986The solo is in B Phrygian dominant, which is a mode of E harmonic minor, in which the song was written.

[@ganjiblobflankis6581]

It is a story you would tell children because it is about something horrible. A megalomaniac wizard enslaves or entices people including the narrator to build him a Babel-like tower so he can fly to the stars. Through all their suffering they keep the spirit by imagining how great it will be to actually see the wizard fly at the end- they are a part of something amazing, however brutal the conditions are. In the end, the wizard si ply falls to his death because he does not really have the ability to magically fly to the stars. The narrator then bemoans how pointless the toil was. The wizard was a vain fool who paid for his arrogance with his life after believing his own BS. The slaves were weak fools for suffering for the goals of a vain fool and paid for it with their long suffering. Don't be the wizard and dont be a slave to the wizard.

[@kytziaf]

Sounds like society and rhe elites today. We toil and slave away making a living, while inflation ruins our gains only to make rhe lives of the wizards better then ours.

[@willhorting5317]

Never heard the lyrics explained better.

[@Dibbdroid]

The lyrics are inspired by The Silver Chalice starring Jack Palance

[@grantlavine1121]

EPIC isn’t an epic enough word to describe this song

[@rayallen3492]

Musically, the Middle Eastern "sound" is the Phrygian mode. It's a nice dark sounding mode. Love it!

[@odbear100]

any melodic minor scale really....

[@JulioLeonFandinho]

also very much used in flamenco music

[@stlhd4lyfe1]

Phrygian, Lydian, and Harmonic Minor are some of my favs.

[@Darth_Wafer]

Cozy Powell was an amazing drummer. He was in the Michael Schenker Group. Michael Schenker on his own is a great musician and he was in a band called UFO

[@NeonNights80]

Huge Michael Schenker fan here. His influence on hard rock guitar based music in the late 70's and 80's is profound. He influenced players in iron maiden, Mettalica, Megadeth, Exodus, and Pantera. Even Mike McCready from pearl jam, he has a UFO cover band.

[@annaoswald5943]

A very proper reaction to this all time classic. Brad talking about "being in a trance and spaced out", and watching Lex go to "outer space/middle east?" during Ritchie's solo was the best. She ends with it was "magical and mystical".

[@canadia-yall8554]

Masterpiece right here. One of the greatest songs of all time.

[@chaoticneutral3487]

I was the same with Dio when I first heard him. Yeah, he can sing... The more and more I heard, the more I grew to love his vocals. Now... when I think of the ideal heavy metal vocalist, I think of Ronnie James Dio.

[@josephbarr1659]

Same here. Shamefully, I can remember a time when my dumbass 20something year old self actually thought that Ozzy was better than Dio. How embarrassing to have ever thought that.

[@Drewmk-sc9zv]

I just love Dio ,what a massive yet beautiful voice ,one of the first bands i ever saw live .I miss him

[@1nintool]

I've heard that song a thousand, thousand times...One one the best solo periode...

[@naturalistfirst240]

You guys have listened to the most powerful voice ever in rock!!! Dio was the most gifted and most inspirational singer of a generation!!! He was everything that was good about metal!!! His voice transcended the heavens and never, ever will be duplicated!!!! He was truly The Man on the Silver Mountain!!!!

[@MrJeddYoung]

Lex - that lead guitarist is Ritchie Blackmore - who metal fans often put in the same league as Jimmy Page. He was a great blues / hardrock guitarist. Anyway I hope you do more Rainbow - my favorite song is Man On The Silver Mountain. I hope you react to it sometime. Happy Thanksgiving to you and Brad. Thank you for your reactions.

[@raymo6795]

mine too Jedd

[@fraka899]

Richie Blackmore is million tiers better than Page in terms of skill. Page could never hit the correct notes live. They were both good writers, but playing skill Blackmore was WAY better

[@zdenkonouzovsky6947]

You put it very well. Page could not carry Ritchies guitar case

[@adrianmorris5546]

This is just a complete masterpiece the incredible drumming of Cozy Powell the astounding voice of Ronnie James Dio the electric guitar of Ritchie Blackmore the bass of Jimmy Bain and the keyboards of Tony Carey these are just incredible musicians Rest in peace Ronnie James Dio and Cozy Powell and Jimmy Bain

[@BonScott-t3u]

Ritchie Blackmore rules!!

[@windog551]

Richie Blackmore is one of the best guitarists of all-time.

[@jonsteiner1680]

Whether people like him personally or not, he is a badass guitarist for sure!!!

[@josephbarr1659]

Definitely up there with the greats. Love his live performances, especially Live in Munich 1977.

[@leeh-xh1iw]

Is the best

[@drainmonkeys385]

No way

[@jeremiahrose4681]

Did she say "I can't believe I didn't like DIO at first"....shame on you. Damn, I love his voice!

[@LOKISlog7]

Thank You Ronnie - brings tears to my eyes... RIP Rock God

[@stefanf.4012]

One of the best songs ever! Greetings from Germany 🤘

[@FallingPig]

Tom Morello once asked Dio how do you have such a big voice? Dio responded, it's not the size of the pencil. It's how big you write your name.

[@eandoherty8399]

I haven’t seen any deep purple reviews yet Richie Blackmore was the guitarist on most of rainbows stuff as long as you’re going into the proto metal you might check out child in time by deep purple.

[@NNogus]

You MUST react to "Rainbow - Mistreated live in Munich 1977". This is Dio's masterpiece performance, showing the full range and techniques of what he was really able to do. Expect the unexpected :)

[@robot4me]

Gates of Babylon has a very Arabian sound. React to Gates of Babylon or Rainbow Eyes.

[@innosanto]

The guitarist the genius behind Deep Purple and Rainbow masterpieces.

[@mikephillips8810]

As others have said, one of the greatest rock songs of all time! Plus one of the greatest vocals ever and one of the greatest guitar solos ever! It's not about being the fastest. There's incredible beauty in that solo. The drumming, keyboards and bass are all perfect too. Seriously, few songs have ever topped this one. The whole band were really on their game for this! Great reactions. Brad seemed to be getting into it. Lex - he's small but mighty .... he certainly was!

[@flipjupiter1]

Rainbow, Black Sabbath, and Dio. 3 bands that shit on modern day music.

[@playbassken]

Dio was the most amazing metal vocalist ever! His live shows were absolutely off the chain and if you ever want to get the experience watch any of his live videos from start to finish because he really delivered incredible vocals every time I saw him. Love and miss him. RIP, RJD.

[@ronnienose8608]

It never put me to sleep or thought of it as a lullaby. Always made the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end. Exciting and epic, and when Ronnie sings, "I see a rainbow rising," it always lifts me.

[@frankpentangeli7945]

Brad, I think the word you're looking for is "hypnotic". And Lex, I love your take on outer space with a middle east, like if aliens had a Dubai. Priceless!!!

[@johnsherman4035]

Of the many iconic guitar solos Ritchie Blackmore has recorded with both Deep Purple and Rainbow, this has to be one of the top 5. The slide over the Hungarian Minor (Gypsy) Scale sounds almost Satanic. Greatest guitarist of his generation imo.

[@manna6618]

Dio was a legit beast...amazing vocals.

[@Io-Io-Io]

People tend to focus on the singer. Yet the driving force here was #RitchieBlackmore, the guitarist Same with black sabbath- all you hear is Ozzyozzyozzy when in fact he was 'just' the singer. The lyricist was Grezer Butler, the bassist. The music was a team effort with Iommi arguably playing the biggest part in it

[@neillenet291]

I think you would have to say the driving force was Blackmore AND Dio. Without Dio's voice on this song it's a great guitar performance. Without black moors guitar it's a great vocal performance. Both of them together, along with Cozy Powell it's absolute magic.

[@toddstevens13]

The driving force was Cozy, without Cozy they would of been an amazing band, with Cozy they were one of the greatest ever.

[@raymo6795]

Dio was great singer, but not a good writer. Ritchie's record precedes him, a legend

[@neillenet291]

@@raymo6795 just curious, where did you get your information that Dio "wasn't a good songwriter?"

[@raymo6795]

@@neillenet291 I always thought some of his lyrics were a bit trite on his solo stuff.” Rainbow in the Dark” was a great song, but I find the lyrics kinda “corny”? It was cool when I 15, but as an adult,it’s a little silly. Then there was “Running with the Wolfpack “. Just silly. I think his best music was with Rainbow and Sabbath, when others chose the songs he sang.Don’t get me wrong, I am a Dio fan, but his contemporaries like Ozzy’s and Iron Maiden and even Judas Priest all had clever and profound lyrics. Think of Crazy Train and Over the Mountain or Diary of a Mad Man. Iron Maiden also has great lyrics that tell a tale. I am not really sure who wrote for Dio, if not himself, but he chose them. And they were often weak, fortunately, his voice was one of the greatest. That is just my opinion…Happy Holidays

[@LJA46]

Rainbow Rising is a fantastic album. Ronnie James Dio is a fantastic singer. Ritchie Blackmore is a fantastic guitarist and the one who came up with the number one riff ever, Smoke on the Water. Add Cozy Powell(drums), Jimmy Bain(bass) and Tony Carey(keyboards), all great players in their own right and you have the first super band ever!

[@pauldavies1958]

they are far from being the "first super band" about 10 yrs or so before Rainbow was a little band called Cream

[@LJA46]

@@pauldavies1958 I would agree with that.

[@andrecustodio-1]

He's small, but he's mighty. No truer words were spoken. lol

[@dmay1959]

More Rainbow with Dio! Gates of Babylon, Starstruck, Man on the Silver Mountain.

[@jalkabre5904]

I second those songs.

[@NeonNights80]

If you want to hear an epic display of Dio's vocals, of which there are many, check out the Rainbow song LA Connection. One of his best IMO. His voice soars over a sparse but catchy Ritchie Blackmore riff.

[@jeffreymeyer4848]

What an interesting observation! You have challenged me go back and listen to an almost-forgotten classic. Good call!

[@NeonNights80]

@@jeffreymeyer4848 It's a banger along with Lady of the Lake, off the same album.

[@amiladril5443]

@@NeonNights80 Got to play "Gates" when you pull out long live rock and roll.

[@DavidAntrobus]

I always think in the Monsters of Rock in the Sky, this song will play alongside Zep's "Kashmir." But also, "if aliens had a Dubai" is delightful!

[@illiniheel67]

Brad: "was that good?" Did you even listen to that GENIUS solo?😂

[@craigholmes9396]

Put you to sleep? Like a lullaby? hahahahahaha. Too funny. Considered by many to be the best heavy metal song ever made, and I agree 100%

[@gerrylonghair1924]

Lex is frikkin hilarious!! "If Aliens had a middle east-if they had a DUBAI"....classic description....😎

[@hmpz36911]

RAINBOW Kill The King It's got so much energy and great guitar playing.

[@chickenandonions]

little guy with an absolutely gigantic voice owwwwww !!!!

[@robinschulze934]

This is my shot!!!! Ronnie was amazing!!!! The GodFather of Metal!!!!

[@alekhidell]

Best vocal performance by a rock singer. Ever. He poured his entire being into that outro. Great reaction.

[@johncook3179]

Lex hears a great guitar solo that took her off into orbit. Brad, is that good?

[@bobbysimpson5540]

Lex is wise beyond her years. She nailed the Middle Eastern vibe on guitar. Many bands use it like Iron Maiden and Iced Earth.

[@kevinkesterson1806]

Phrygian mode. Evokes that mood.

[@สมทอง-ฐ6ฝ]

One of the best moments of growing up was getting into this band. This music was monumental. No other word for it.

[@tomrocks5367]

Now that you have listened to "Stargazer" which I'm still waiting for Hollywood to make this epic story into a movie, but now you should hear the continuing story of the slave who is now free from Stargazer in another epic tune from the same album, "A Light in the Black".

[@xaspirate8060]

my second favorite song by them>>> Like life after the Wizard plunged bak to Earth

[@michaelrogers7426]

Cinematic, epic, mesmerizing…Lex gets it… a bedtime story of regaining free will

[@warpedmind24x7]

Dio the greatest metal singer of all time! One of my favorite Rainbow tunes. Such power and emotion in his delivery.

[@paulatherton4822]

You have basically been listening to one of the best guitar solos of all time.. 🤘🏻

[@christopherssnyder6700]

Yes Brad, your getting it. Close your eyes and get lost in the music. When the music creates ( for lack of better words) a mini movie in your head, you've made it, and may help you understand lex and the rest of us who are already there. GREAT CHANNEL GUYS!

[@alericksonof1967]

What you get to hear is the compositional skills of Blackmore in a well crafted song and melodic tune ... and then there is the musicianship of all the band

[@rutssy]

One of my favorite songs of all time. Thanks for reacting!

[@lokihammerfall7781]

06:23 LMAO...That was really good.!! :))

[@cristopherderose]

"A Light in the Black" is a continuation of the story, if it hasn't been brought up. Great channel!

[@kraigbender292]

" If outer space had a Middle East" you nailed it. 😆

[@Calvin.of.Martin.Street]

Lex listens to music the way I do lol. I began listening to Rainbow in my teens, probably around 1979 or so. Ronnie James Dio has always been my favorite singer of all time and his death is the only celebrity's I actually cried over.

[@johnunderwood3132]

This is such a good song. I used to listen to this album every day for a long time.

[@brianvernon249]

Yes! Thank you for this. This song as everything both of you are Looking for: great story & stellar music

[@robhws]

My favorite song of all time.

[@stephanlazarz1921]

Was lucky enough to see this tour, the rainbow spanned 29 ft across and 14 ft high, everyone forgets what a integral part Roger Glover played in this band, Superb.

[@jackbower7732]

The end of this song gives me literal chills!

[@mokospoko]

Dio is a total icon of metal singing. Pro singers from all types of genres praise him. I knew it was just a matter of time before you two caught on to him. Oh, and also take note that you are listening to the guitar artistry of Richie Blackmore

[@karenlazenby6440]

That IS the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra who played with them during this song. The video you watched is the studio recording, like ALL Dio songs, he's far BETTER live. You guys HAVE to check out some LIVE Dio circa 1970's, 1980's and 1990's, then go to his 2000+ years when he was in his 60's and STILL better than anyone else out there. Check out Rainbow 'Mistreated' LIVE in Munich 1977. It's from the same concert, but it's actually LIVE. AND check out Dio singing Ozzy era Sabbath songs. Type in Dio-War Pigs and you'll see how that song is supposed to be performed!!

[@jalkabre5904]

'Mistreated" Munich concert is Dio's best performance. "Catch the Rainbow" is a close second.

[@simonmcmanus7972]

Classic Dio but don't forget the master Blackmore & Powell, it's a line up!

[@PaidforinFull]

Rainbow is fantastic, been listening to them for ages now. Nice to see people enjoying these classics. Found something you may not have heard and don't seem to have covered. Little change of pace to catch your breath after listening to Rainbow. Check out Toney Carey, "A fine, Fine Day" and " I Can Stop the World" from their Some Tough City Album.

[@talon7132]

R. I. P. Ronnie James Dio , you are difinitely missed.

[@ratowey]

This is the band that got me into Metal in the 70`s. Rip Ronnie James Dio and Cozy Powell. Any Rainbow song is good with me.

[@Musicore08]

If that is a lullaby try catch the rainbow live! DIO is next level on that.

[@shaunhall7682]

Much love from Australia really enjoying the vids .

[@andersgranstrom7128]

Yeah, back in the days we made music - gave a song some time, let it grow. What´s on radio today is something else... RIP Ronnie! One of the best singers I have ever heard. Brad & Lex: Love ya!

[@lantzkeefer557]

This is definitely my favorite Dio vocal. I always thought that this song was about the building of the pyramids, and the Alien connection with that. Imo

[@yeahboiii6640]

A very mystical magical song and with Ronnie singing yeah you get transported to another time and place. This song takes me to a time long ago. Like the sorcery days...and also to space.

[@andystone6777]

born in 66 my first Vinyl had been 'ABBA Best of', the second was Rainbow's Rising ! From that moment on I knew where my heart belongs to. I'm living this since over 40 yrs., my first tattoo was a DIO tattoo and I'll never ever gonna quit this music. Looking what our day's teenagers listening to, calling it MUSIC, I'd like to spit my freakin guts out. RJD is the best singer that ever walked the earth, he's the mystic man, the messiah, and as his name says: GOD ! HE LIVED ROCK N' ROLL, HE IS ROCK N' ROLL ! Til the end of days. In 84 I had a real bad motorcycle crash, ended up in coma for about 2 weeks. My parents were sitting beside my bed in hospital, playing Dio from a tape recorder, and his made me waking up again ! None of the doctors believed in that happening. Die sind vom Glauben abgefallen :-) And somehow I'm proud he's native Italian, because I live in a country damn close to bella Italia, . . . Germany. Baron, PEP Cars US Car club Frankfurt, Germany PS: hell, listening to this song brings back so many memories

[@lavozdelpuebloelpodcast]

2:02 He´s small but he is mighty. Absolutely!!!

[@jacobwalsh1888]

Gotta say, the way Lex explains stuff is awesome! You two are the best!

[@doug6321]

Listen to that guitar too!!!!!

[@michaelmilam3497]

Rainbow Eyes is a beautiful song you should listen to from Rainbow when you get the chance.

[@JPinthe719]

The late Cozy Powell was such a menace on the drum kit! Hung out with bassist Jimmy Bain for a night about 10 years ago and heard a lot of cool stories 1st hand. Another one gone too soon...

[@valentine_puppy]

Thank you for once again allowing the God Of Metal Singers to breathe again. It is wonderful to have this played and sung about. Dio has been and will always be one of my favorites forever. If you want to check out another Rainbow Song check out Gates of Babylon. Also one of the greatest guitarists ever, Richie Blackmore.

[@waynedavis7245]

The final 2 minutes are very intense. With Ronnie pouring out his sole and the band and the orchestra backing him up. Very powerful.

[@petrijuhanipeltonenporvoo9641]

Yes RB:s guitar playing is recognisable of its extraterrestrial touch. Wonderful notes coming like from heaven.

[@amillionworms]

I love when find people discovering my favorite music and loving it...

[@furiogiunta7886]

When I was in grammar school the nun ask the class what they want to be when they grow up. I say I wanted to be a stargazer and the witch hit me with a ruler.

[@C_mao]

I remember that movie with the 'Luck Dragon' Rainbow had another song you might like, it's called Street of Dreams, with vocalist Joe Lynn Turner

[@AndyMmusic]

I hear some harmomic minor scales notes in this. That is what gives it and Eastern sound. But the guitarist is Ritchie Blackmore. He was the guitarist in Deep Purple and founded Rainbow after leaving that band. But this song can be a warning about not following false prophets!

[@LordEriolTolkien]

I still have this album on cassette. I have listened to it countless times

[@glpf5]

New Channel fan here, love it! I'd suggest Rainbow, "mistreated" live in Munich, such an awesome song, the bass, drums, guitar, vocals all so good; you will NOT be disappointed.