DIO: Dreamers Never Die - In Cinemas Sept 28 - Last in Line Clip

[@igorserina8202]

I get chills when I hear Ronnie's great voice.🏴‍☠

[@1eviledy]

I cry, I never thought his passing would hit me like this. But not a few months go by where I do not seek out his music and it makes me cry every time.

[@ianoz1]

Cannot wait for this... from half a world away, Ronnie & I remained connected for over 30 years. No-one deserves a thorough & loving bio more than Ronnie. RIP.

[@blacksabbathmatters]

​@@rc6717 🤣🤣🤣

[@richardcole1280]

How did you know Ronnie?

[@ianoz1]

@@richardcole1280 First met him in Sydney in Nov 76 (with Rainbow). When he returned in Sabbath in Nov 80, I'd done a long one-on-one interview with him (as an independent writer with no publication support). We bonded. He treated me as a friend and fellow traveller, recognising our connection long before I did. After that, any time he was In Sydney or I was in L.A., he always made time for me, even though I was no longer a journalist, so it was never about what I could do for him. Sound City in March 84 (rehearsing for the Last In Line recordings) & the Record Plant in May 87 (final mixing of Dream Evil) as his guest, two of the best memories of my life. Last time we spoke face-to-face was after the 2007 Heaven+Hell show in Auckland NZ (where I've lived since 2000). He was 65 and had just kicked the ass of every 30 year old in the building! 15 years ago last month. Cannot believe it's been that long. I am forever grateful that I have his recordings, especially Strange Highways & Devil You Know.

[@danieljonsson5111]

@@ianoz1 Amazing story, Ian! A true gentleman. And a voice to move mountains. R.I.P

[@ianoz1]

@@danieljonsson5111 Amen.

[@Bobbyrockbrazil]

Got to meet many rock stars personally, most of them very kind with fans, but Ronnie was far THE best of them all. Never seen such kindness with fans like him. Besides to be best singer ever he was also a true gentleman with everyone who came to him for an autograph or a photo or just to say hello and shake his hand. Greatly missed.

[@erica.5583]

So true! I was very fortunate to meet him outside from a signing.. me and my friend were late and it ended.. but there was Ronnie walking through the parking lot with 2 huge security men! We went up to shake his hand. At first security was apprehensive, but Ronnie said we were cool! We talked for a while, I even gave him a hug and thanked him for doing what he does. He signed my Dehuminizer cd ( I still got it!) it was so awesome meeting a god of metal, my all time favorite singer! RIP DIO, you are FOREVER! 😎🤘

[@mishastone]

Dio saved my life many times over the years. I will forever love this man.

[@shankthebat8654]

Right where I am. I wonder just how many people made it through because they had Dio. I wonder if he realized how many lives he saved with his music. Dio was my shield against mediocrity, normalcy, complacency, and despair. When there was nothing else in my life, Dio was there. I never got to see him live, something I will regret for the rest of my days.

[@kittymetal186]

@@shankthebat8654 His voice & music has been important to me since Rainbow, then Dio, Sabbath/Heaven & Hell. I met him after a concert in London and he autographed my "Last in Line" CD cover. Just to let you know it was clear he loved his fans and he cared a lot about pleasing his fans with his music.

[@foamrob6577]

Same here. I was in a bad place mentally and needed to make a decision with my life. Stand Up and Shout came through my car radio and it just gave me the confidence and sense of security about myself to make that decision. Now I look back at that decision and it was a friggin joke. It was not as bad as I thought it would be.

[@Marchosias_Rex]

Let me guess...You were swimming, got a cramp, and Ronnie jumped in and grabbed you? No? Maybe you were hanging off a cliff, he saw you, and dragged you back to safety?

[@kittymetal186]

@@foamrob6577 Wow, I also get such a positive energy boost from Stand Up and Shout. It's an inspiring song with lyrics that give hope (my opinion!) - plus of course Ronnie's perfect vocals give even more power to the lyrics. Hope you're doing well. Take care 🤘

[@MrMonte234cristo]

Ronnie James Dio was one of the greatest artists that walked this earth, a true king of metal...The world is not the same without him.

[@nickmitsialis]

An interesting story (i'm watching the docco as I type): he starts as this Italian American kid from upstate New York, who played trumpet for years before becoming a singer (he credits his voice to the trumpet practice teaching him breathing techniques)--the traffic accident that killed their band's guitarist, then meeting his heroes from deep purple...interesting guy. The genre he created: he commented to Blackmore that 'other' heavy metal bands were 'blues based' but he and Ritchie wanted to make their metal based on 'classical music'. An interesting POV.

[@raystjohn3424]

I miss him. Was brutal on me when he died

[@pliskenx51mm83]

It just makes one wish he was still here to see how much his music is loved and still loved even a decade after his passing.

[@hinjurock70]

Nobody lives forever.

[@pliskenx51mm83]

@@hinjurock70 Obviously.

[@hinjurock70]

@@pliskenx51mm83 Ronnie had a great run - 30 or more years longer than Jimi, Janis, Jim, Randy, Kurt, Layne and Dimebag. RIP, RJD 🤘

[@andrejz8954]

@@hinjurock70 This

[@polarbear111000]

Epic!!! I was 14 years old. I grew up, became and airline pilot, then a criminal defense attorney, now I drive my Lambo Huracan to the office and this song is on my Spotify "Lambo tunes" playlist........the guitar solo by Vivian Cambell is incendiary....his best work by far.

[@bb-gc2tx]

it must feel good especially looking back on how people viewed us metal heads in the 80s saying that we were all doomed lol

[@fabfishing7422]

That man had The Greatest Metal Voice EVER!!! 💯 You are Greatly missed Ronnie James Dio!!! 🙏

[@MrMedtech1437]

As I grew up in a foster home , that was not exactly a loving home, music helped me through some ruff years and gave me a sort of inner strength to persevere. And one of the musicians was RJD. Thank you Ronnie for helping alot of us who grew up on your music. We're the last in...We're the last in...We're the last in...We're the first in line!

[@deborabump1618]

Awesome, timbo. music-sabbath, original sabbath in '70's, got me through some rough years. music heals.

[@mayomonkey3810]

Ronnie was one of those guys who will never stay down.

[@Mandrahale]

Bought my ticket. September 28th is circled on my calendar!! Thank you for making this film. Can’t wait!! I’ve seen Ronnie James Dio in multiple bands 27 times. Each time I was blown away. Go see this film!!

[@joemama-kx6rk]

Dio music has always been there for me. Has never let me down Each line of each song tells a different riddle. Will always cherish his music

[@canadianintheukbrian]

I have seen so many great singers in Rock, but seeing Ronnie James Dio live on the Holy Diver and Killing the Dragon Tour , the one word I can describe Ronnie live it was magically, I was 3 rows center stage back from the Killing the Dragon Tour, it was a strong lineup Motorhead Iron Maiden, but Ronnie was not the biggest individual but his voice was so powerful he had us in the palm of his hands, it's shameful that is he is not the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame but Ronnie could not give a shit if he was or not he was about the fans, I look forward to his movie, funny the Last in Line song can be applied today with the lost generation of kids we see in current world

[@briansauer6695]

He was a legend! Saw him on the Dream Evil tour the first time. That show was epic, with a giant spider and the dragon fighting it out with lasers! Saw him on one of his mid 90's tours, then also the Killing The Dragon tour. I was there to see him over Maiden's reunion tour but that, and Motorhead were a bonus for sure. One of my dream concerts came true when he did the Heaven And Hell tour. Saw it twice, once with Priest, can't remember the other opener the 2nd time. He blew me away every time, but that Dream Evil one at Maple Leaf Gardens I still tak about to this day, as the laser fight was so wild, once the dragon killed the spider, they turned all the lights on to see the crowds reaction. Everyone was breathless! But even the later strippped down shows were a wonder to behold!

[@briansauer6695]

@Mark_Metal Ya, I'm very fortunate to have grown up when I did. My first concert was Iron Maiden's World Slavery tour I've seen pretty much every metal act I've wanted to see. I reallly liked Saxon in my teens and had a couple of their albums and cassettes. After losing track of them in the 90's, I rediscovered them around '98 on a complation CD with 2 songs by 4 bands. Started to search out their entire discography and, after 2 attempts to see them, finally got to in 2011. They have become my favorite band and I've become obseessed with them, having seen them 6 times on every tour since 2011.Glad the old guard are still around and putting out really great stuff! Priest too. Saw them on the Turbo tour and probably 6 times since reuniting!

[@foamrob6577]

Awesome. I'm old to have seen Ronnie with Sabbath on the Mob Rules tour. I have seen every Dio tour since than. Ronnie IS THE KING OF ROCK AND ROLL!!!!

[@madmickometal5205]

The greatest singer that ever lived, a true legend 🤘

[@STVG71]

I cannot wait to see this! I've never met Ronnie but I do know several people who have and by all accounts, Ronnie is the most friendly, down to earth guy you would ever want to run into. He would ask about your families for crying out loud! RIP Ronnie. Great music and an even better human being.

[@jeffreyslater3981]

I had the honor to meet Ronnie back in 1997 he was touring in reading pa at a small club it was the angry machine's tour me and buddy were the first ones to meet him he was so down to earth we talked for 15mins. R.i.p. ronnie.

[@dudejrryan]

Same here but in '94 at Tremors club in Killeen, Tx. We are both short men, so I got to see eye to eye with one of the nicest Stars on the planet. R.I.P

[@larryhaines7109]

The Silo. I was there too!

[@adriantrusca1245]

He was cool to the fans. And an asshole to his bandmates.

[@alexyovanovic9347]

"Dreamers Never Die" You can almost hear him singing that great line in a chorus, perhaps it's just ours to sing for him now after all he sang so many inspiiational great lines for us that kept us strong. I remember the first time I heard his voice I was 14 years old it was 1981 I was sitting around a huge bomb fire and the song Heaven & Hell came on I was totally blown away by his voice and the song. No one sings like you Ronnie James DIO. Can't wait to see the Dreamers Never Die Documentary. \m/ DIO \m/

[@caveman3021]

I finally got to see Ronnie live in 2007, after my cousin offered me an extra ticket to Black Sabbath. I knew it wasn't Ozzy fronting, but didn't find out until the last minute , to my pleasant surprise,it was Ronnie! Down and Megadeth warmed up, and what a great show!🤘🔥 🐉

[@RecoveringReporter]

Who's Down?

[@caveman3021]

@@RecoveringReporter They had an album called Nola, and a cool song called " Bury Me In Smoke". Phil Anselmo, formally of Pantera , was the lead singer

[@Raven_of_Doom]

I saw them in 86 I believe (Philadelphia Spectrum) back when Vivian Campbell was a shred master. And then later I saw Dio in Heaven and Hell.

[@caveman3021]

@@Raven_of_Doom We are both lucky! There will never be another Ronnie James Dio!🤘

[@davidtrevino5211]

I saw them on the same tour, they called themselves Heaven and Hell, thanks to Sharon Osbourne. Megadeth opened followed by Heaven and Hell , Judas Priest closed the show. Heaven and Hell wiped the floor with Priest that particular night...

[@TheBorf]

Dio ROCKS FOREVER!

[@omarkhan29]

Just got done seeing this documentary on showtime and I am crying. Born in Pakistan but growing up on metal I never had a chance to see a metal concert until I saw Black Sabbath and Ronnie on the Dehumanizer tour on trip to Chicago. I was in shock and disbelief at seeing my heros before me! lost my voice for 3 days and massively stiff neck from head-banging through the concert. Rest in Peace Maestro!

[@billpet4602]

Ronnie was one of the top voices in rock (specially young Ronnie - Rainbow days)

[@HiHowAreYou7673]

Thank you! We love Dio!!

[@moserfugger6363]

Finally a fitting tribute to one of the greatest musicians and artists of our time! ❤️ Greetings from Germany

[@reddragonlegacy]

I was talking to a friend a while ago, that I wanted to do a video or something on Dio. I cannot wait to see this. Always loved Dio. And there's just something about "Last in Line". It's one of my favorite tracks of all time.

[@ottothorsen]

Few albums are perfect from start to finish but almost all of Dio's are just that. Got Last in Line when I was a teenager and it was life changing. 🤘🏼😎

[@slaven4749]

.......otac,majka,Bog,inspiracija......Dio živiš vječno!!!

[@robertgodlewski8553]

I remember being blown away when I heard Man on the Silver Mountain.🤘

[@paulorojas6863]

Dio el mejor de todos los tiempos ♥️🤘🏿!

[@bumpyroad3251]

Yeah, together with Coverdale.

[@paulorojas6863]

@@bumpyroad3251 sí, aunque Coverdale tiene más inestabilidad vocal que Dio, igual David sigue siendo un grande entre los grandes!... Halford y King Diamond otros enormes cantantes que quedan en pie🤘🏿!

[@juliancrowe9754]

SAW RONNIE ON THE HOLY DIVER /LAST IN LINE TOURS THE BEST VOCAL GIGS I'VE BEEN TO TO THIS DAY.R.I.P .RONNIE YOUR LEGACY LIVES ON. ...CROWEMAN IN THE UK. ...

[@UFOROX]

I met a Ronnie in a hotel bar. We talked about baseball. I love the guy.

[@stevekonbass]

Just got in from seeing it in Simpsonville, SC. Great documentary. Audience applauded at the end. Dio fans will dig it.

[@jhrharrison]

Attended his memorial in 2010 at the Forest Lawn Hall of Liberty - with a full spectrum of RJD fans from every walk of life! RIP, RJD! Looking forward to viewing this!😈😇

[@diegoa.castroyacante9550]

Wow!! Don Coscarelli and Dio! Can't wait to see this epic doc!

[@caseykearin6310]

OH HELL YES! What a story! Dio, we will never forget what you gave us! This movie looks amazing.

[@jesseserna8424]

Dio is the greatest VOICE of heavy metal,I had all his albums including this cassette I had a t shirt of hands (1984)but unfortunately my dad had issues with all of it.Can’t wait to see the movie ,this old grandpa will surely enjoy, I hope “Temple of the King “is in there .RIP Ronnie your fans still love and miss you

[@Crinklechip-s]

When I was a kid Ronnie was my hero. I’ll love his music forever. Can’t wait to see this.

[@showmetimefelix7500]

Murray Krugman was one-half of a dynamic duo (with Sandy Pearlman) that helped shape the sound of the Seventies, twirling knobs for both Blue Öyster Cult and (PKM fave) the Dictators. Krugman, unlike Pearlman, stayed mostly in the background, giving few interviews and letting the music and band members speak for themselves. Perhaps this is Murray of Dio fame

[@angelinathedrifter]

Dreamers never die n Legends never forgotten' RIP Ronnie keep rockin' ter😔

[@lordasaki]

I didn't know Don directed that video, that is awesome \m/

[@stratos477]

Saw this in theatres … EPIC !! Greatest rock documentary everrr!!!

[@rictech1325]

I’m saying it again… had the pleasure to meet Ronnie!! He loved his fans. He is deeply missed.. love you Ronnie

[@vr8728]

WE WANT MORE!!!

[@GenoT32]

RJD was awesome and extremely missed. My first metal concert ever, last in line tour 1984. Dokken opened and got booed off, which sucked because they sounded good. RIP RJD 🤘

[@hinjurock70]

I saw Dio on that tour as well, in Santa Barbara. I was 14.

[@JayBuff19]

I saw that tour in Rosemont, IL. Dokken made it through. A great show for both bands that night. I was 15.

[@rexrogers1859]

Same tour, El Paso, Texas. New Year's Eve. Dokken was just tolerated....

[@evilchaosboy]

I am thrilled to this day that I got to see (my) Black Sabbath on March 18th, 2007. We were all in a state of AWE! We talked about it for days!! On the day of his ascension, I cried. I assembled my "crew" and we then celebrated "The Metal King" all nite...it just went on and on, on and on HEAVEN & HELL! The BEST. \m/

[@larrym5120]

This was freaking awesome. More!

[@geezberry8889]

bought this cassette when the album came out and i was blown away. massive Dio fan

[@valuedhumanoid6574]

Ronnie was my first live concert. This was in Market Square Arena (no longer there) in Indy in 1985. It was Armored Saint, Dokken and Dio was the headliner. What I remember most about that day was of course the shows, but before we even got into the arena, while waiting in line at one of the doors, the atmosphere was insane. When someone would finish off a bottle, they would place it on the overhang above the doors and the place went nuts each time. By the time the doors opened, there must have been a thousand bottles of beer, liquor, wine, you name it. We also smoked a joint just standing there. I had as good of time before the show than in it. But that's what the metal heads did. It was all about carrying the flag. That summer I saw a concert a week. Ozzy, Motley Crue, the list was long and was one legend after another

[@TonyHernando]

goosebumps...can't wait for this!!!

[@MetaphysicalMusicMaven]

Ronnie was an Angel. Quite the opposite of a demon in reality. Although don't we all have a bit of the devil in us, the darkness, I believe they refer to that as the Shadow being. Good on Ronnie for helping souls to see it and acknowledge it's presence.

[@WoodwardEnglish]

MURRAY!!! Ha ha ha ha ha! Can't wait to see this. 💚

[@michelvanleeuwen8204]

Man, what a voice, brings me to tears, really!

[@dvvaughn564]

jammed this album just today..... one of the greatest of all time

[@italovs4592]

Outro bem gritado é o Strange Highways , mas pelo o tema não pegou muito.

[@jclar7210]

Great movie/doc! Watched it this weekend

[@px4gaminghdr525]

Yeeeeesssss! RIP Ronny!!! We will always love your work👍

[@SGBassplayer]

Don Coscarelli is the pound-for-pound greatest low budget filmmaker of all time. The funding that John Carpenter had for his movies was wet dream material for Coscarelli, but he was able to produce great work anyway. I was Today Years Old when I learned that he directed Dio’s “Last In Line” video, and of course that makes perfect sense…that video is fantastic.

[@thisistherun4015]

Didn't know this was being made! Gonna be awesome. And I'm losing my mind realizing that the iconic beast is named Murray

[@leonardomartinsdesouza9280]

Um legítimo Deus!!! O Deus maior do Metal!!!

[@Stefan-]

The video that had the Borg years before they were in Star Trek. Looks like a great documentary that i hope to be able to see somehow.

[@dr.x3152]

I love Dio and his music

[@Abzshred]

A true inspiration, legend and musical genius RIP

[@tambourinesmusicmachine]

Holy Cow! This looks amazing!

[@AnnWahlquist]

Rest in peace Ronnie

[@aldostefanini1392]

Rest in peace rock legend 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@Crunch104]

Looks incredible. Just like Ronnie and his band!

[@davidevans6618]

When I consider the human species in servitude to inanimate objects other people control, I think the song Heaven and Hell is incredibly accurate, and it goes on and on and on, after we're gone, Heaven and Hell. Giveth and Taketh.

[@JazzyJS58]

I really loved Ronnie his music made me feel so energetic his voice was one of s kind when Last in Line came out in the 70's I had a friend was a artist he painted that album cover on my Jean jacket still have it until this day I treasure it very very small can't wear it any more but I preserved it with Vaseline still flawless.👍🤘🙂

[@ericvitelli7113]

It was a fan event, loved it! He needed his own microphone :)

[@llongone2]

The Last in Line was the 3rd piece of recorded music I ever bought; and I played the shit out of that cassette! Big Dio fan since I was 12 years old. This looks cool!

[@toysoldiernostalgia]

The king of Heavy Metal......Ronnie James Dio. I gave this a thumbs up but if I could it would be a thousand thumbs up!!

[@supersawheather]

Beautiful

[@seanerik7339]

So glad to see RJD several times, then take my daughters to a H&H show as well. Pure rock power and energy all night.....so great.

[@VangeliRock]

Just bought my ticket. Excited.

[@somethingofascientistmyself]

Miss him. The golden voice of rock and metal

[@heliosilva1506]

Dio: um dos melhores e maiores vocais do metal mundial!

[@devison1207]

Verdade cara um dos grandes🤘🤘🎸🎸❤️❤️

[@DethOfDrgnz]

I want to see this it looks great. I miss Dio he was the best. I also read his book I highly recommended it.

[@goblintacos88]

I have loved Don Coscarelli's Phantasm Philms for years, it's my favorite horror movie of all time, and I've been wanting to read his books really bad, but I never knew that he directed a video for Ronnie James Dio, and especially The Last In Line one, Don Coscarelli really doesn't get all the recognition he deserves. Then you have Dio, definitely in my top 5 favorite music to listen too, I can turn on his music and never get tired of listening to it, but to know that these two guys came together to make an epic video, I would have geeked out just being in the same room as these guys while there creative minds were rolling with ideas. I hope so bad that this bio-pic comes to my theaters, I want to see this so bad, I normally don't see these type of films in theaters, I'd rather see it at home, but I would spend whatever I have to, to see this one! RIP: DIO, RIP: ANGUS SCRIMM!

[@rticle15]

Im with you. The Phantasm movies are so much fun. I also love John Dies at the End, which is the last film Coscarelli has directed.

[@goblintacos88]

@@rticle15 Yeah same, he really has some great films!

[@HODIUSDUDE]

​@@rticle15 John Does At The End...😎👍

[@edguyrocks5865]

Will probably go to this....awesome!

[@lilmike2710]

Y'all imagine being 17 when this album was released. Cruising in a midnight black 1969 Nova SS, with Last in line blasting through 4 equalized Alpine 6x9's. It's Summer time. Friday night, headed to see Ronnie James Dio live in concert... Well, that was me!

[@chrispetersen4863]

Can't Wait!

[@Apocalipsis-xj9fb]

Forever

[@Defcom666]

Saw dio arriving in a black cab at the carling academy in Glasgow they had just been for a curry before the gig..legend ..

[@Ride2Xplore]

THIS WILL BE EPIC!

[@sevionmelidan1682]

I can't wait.

[@rangidalglish4743]

My metal brothers and I almost weekly have RJD discussions and lament the passing of the greatest. I have to say Viv Campbells guitar work on Last in Line is phenomenal.

[@TMoody]

Greatest video MTV ever aired.... hands down and end of story.

[@Annihilation_0f_The_Wicked9066]

Exactly on my birthday! Damn what an awesome present! Can't wait!

[@chuckdeless9891]

Someone said back in 1972, Ronnie's voice started to what we know it as today. Any documentary should tell you how the VOICE came to be at that time. That would interest all his fans for sure.

[@bettievegas]

Love this ❤️‍🔥 is it possible to see it online somewhere, buying it or something??

[@momalwayssaiddontplayballi3973]

Long live the name Ronnie James Dio

[@leehambleton9919]

What a voice what a man sadly missed

[@kurikokaleidoscope]

That's wonderful

[@jasonb.7609]

Wow! from seeing that tour to seeing this..haha, so cool!

[@mandalorian23]

Awesome!

[@sadboi7537]

Don directed The Last in Line video?!?!? How did I not know this…..wow. The Phantasm series is legendary.

[@caveman3021]

The Beastmaster was one of my faves too, cheesy as it was😉

[@mjc4462]

Up there with the greats...saw him fronting for Sabbath, Mob Rules tour in 1981 and then a couple of times on the Holy Diver tour. Epic!

[@arturoalmazan5262]

the guy the director from Phantasm directed the last in line video ? wow fucking badass 🤘

[@DrTomoculus]

I never even knew this. Phantasm is MY FAVOURITE FILM OF ALL TIME. (I know that may seem like a weird choice, but I have watched that film so many times, I don't know how many times I've watched it. )

[@arturoalmazan5262]

@@DrTomoculus Phantasm is a unique film. no slasher shit , but plenty of scares. the tall man . Angus Grimm sadly no longer with us 😢

[@bluecollarjay2959]

Thank you 🤘

[@user-bl6ne3hc6n]

Imagine being the last in line what a great quote imagine being the last Soldier being killed in a war the last in line you don't want to be that last in line and also depends on Good and Evil the last in line

[@cristianmongesanchez5125]

Long live rock AND roll

[@ROOM-zq7du]

Amazing 💜

[@marca81]

Awesome