First Time Reaction | Black Sabbath - "Heaven and Hell"

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[@AileenSenpai]

FINALLY getting into Ronnie James Dio! Hope you all enjoy this one

[@roymauler]

There is so much great Dio stuff from Sabbath to Rainbow to his solo work.

[@travisbeckner6849]

Bout dang time lol, the rest of Dio's musical catalogue is definitely a necessity to hear

[@Ghostkeeper]

He is the Tenor of Heavy Metal,,, it was a Great loss to metal,,, But if you wanna check out another amazing Singer Geof Tate from Queensryche check out the song "I am I" and "Before the storm" you are awesome Aileen

[@MrMondo-xf2ji]

You should listen to Kerry Livgren's "Mask of the Great Deceiver" with Ronnie on vocals

[@LordDeer]

He’s playing , u picked that up 👍🏼🤘🏼

[@mohamedsawaad8541]

This is the guy that both Rob Halford of Judas Priest and Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden looked up to in terms of singing. All three of them are widely considered to be the greatest metal vocalists of all time,

[@josemanuelzalasar3910]

is correct, and that is also due to the fact that it is considered that black sabbath and led zepelline together created hevy metal

[@Wyrdbard]

And Ian Gillan (of Deep Purple and Black Sabbath)

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

Not to forget Klaus Meine/Scorpions!

[@python3603]

Also don’t forget Eric Adams of Manowar

[@frankgorman1450]

bro the 3 names you just said to me is the greatest voices in rock n roll period doesn't get any better 👍👍👍

[@bennorth5050]

Ronnie. Nobody can imitate him, so unique. RIP

[@minacapella8319]

I wish he would have done a duet with Rob Halford before he passed...

[@maryannerazzano7692]

@@minacapella8319 I think they did a song together, type into you tube

[@minacapella8319]

@@maryannerazzano7692 apparently they did Mr. Crowley together and made it a lot better yeah, hadn't heard that. And did a "band aid" kinda thing in the same group, but I don't count that lol. I'd have loved an original song though, but I'll take a 10x better mister crowley.

[@brooke-4331]

@@minacapella8319 They did Hear n’ Aid together. You should check out the song ‘We’re Stars’ - soooo many iconic singers.

[@xmadcoil]

Jorn is pretty close, but Dio was something else

[@Jagjeff66]

“The world is full of kings and queens,who blind your eyes and steal your dreams,it’s heaven and hell” No truer words were ever sung.RIP Ronnie James

[@jamesstevens4795]

Oh Aileen…. When you mentioned that Ronnie had something operatic about his sound Stargazer from Rainbow instantly came to mind…. You just have to give him a listen there

[@petepuchalski3253]

Stargazer 👍

[@thomasharris4942]

With whips and chains

[@filthgurke]

... just to see him fly

[@RealBillyGarcia]

RJD is the greatest metal singer of all time🤘🏽 No two performances were ever the same. Children Of The Sea should be next.

[@stevepower9801]

If you are digging Ronnie's voice then you have to do "Stargazer" or "Gates of Babylon" by Rainbow. Dio is just incredible on those! The musicianship is pretty damn phenomenal too :)

[@Bob76200]

And Man On the Silver Mountain

[@derricklarsen2919]

And love potion #9 by ronnie and the redcaps 😊

[@marcinmcula99]

The solo on gates of babylon is just something else

[@Brian-wq3qh]

I agree 100%. The whole Rainbow Rising album is a must for any rock fan to listen to. Ronnie's vocals, the drums on A Light in the Black are amazing

[@alekhidell]

I must have seen Ronnie about 10 times. Good comparison with Freddie. Ronnie had such vocal control on less “vociferous” numbers. To me he was the best male rock vocalist ever… but it’s a close call between him and Freddie. Make sure you check him out with Rainbow. Stargazer, Light in the Black or Gates of Babylon. R.I.P. Ronnie. He would have been 80 this month.

[@JawsVader1970]

I agreeand I put hagarup there as well since Sammie still sounds the same and one more greatest is Klaus from the scorpions

[@briandale9320]

You and me both! Ronnie's favorite venue was the Philadelphia Spectrum...it's gone now but I saw so many awesome shows there! RIP RJD

[@tasos0140]

Rob, Bruce and Ronnie are the blueprint of metal vocalists. "The sign of the Southern Cross", "Children of the sea" and "Falling off the edge of the World" are my favorites of Ronnie with Sabbath. His Rainbow career is also legendary with songs that paved the way for Heavy Metal ("Stargazer," "Kill the king," "Man on the silver mountain", "Gates of Babylon" to name a few)

[@kdm71291]

Don’t forget his solo work….great stuff…I saw him during that time….great show!

[@markneukirch577]

MOB RULES ALBUM with Ronnie fronting Black Sabbath is a master piece.

[@archibaldsalyards926]

FALLING is my #1!! Defines heavy metal! Perfect!

[@porkflaps4717]

Well said yes RJD was the tip of the spear blazing a trail into the unknown regions, he set the bar SO EPICLY HIGH that it was THE gold standard. RJD is THE man. I decided to reply because with you speaking about him I could tell you were happy to refer Alien Senpai to some tracks and some history, and then that info you dropped made me hype too bro! LOL... RJD is the TRIPLE O.G. Godfather of Metal I'd say, wouldn't you?. I was born in the 70's so since I've been around for a hot minute I think it would be fair to say I have a grasp on RJD's impact on Metal, which like you said,, he was the blueprint and everybody saw what he did (and was doing) and he was their inspiration. Straight up legend TO the people WE call legends! CHEERS mate I'm gonna move to the next track!

[@kelefane6233]

And Sixteenth Century Greensleeves

[@blackheartrevolution9964]

I'm so EXCITED!!!!! Ronnie James Dio is probably one of the most recognized voices in metal. Perhaps the only true contender to Rob Halford as far as vocal range and capacity went. This song is legendary.

[@tompickles9798]

IT'S ABOUT TIME DIO TIME LOL The metal voice of the decades. From 1970 ish his incredible voice is so recognisable. If you haven't done STARGAZER then please do. I guarantee you won't be disappointed.

[@metalloverjames215]

Even back to his very first band in the 50's, Ronnie and the Redcaps, you can tell is Dio singing. \m/

[@andrewgarin2486]

Don't forget 'Neon Knights"! The first song of the first Black Sabbath recording with Ronnie on vocals. It's always been my favorite 🤟

[@druid187]

hells yes probably my favorite of Dio era Sabbath!

[@boxychubbo6922]

Neon Knights is one of my favorite songs of all time. It's magical.

[@redtally999]

Stargazer by Rainbow (Ronnie's band before Sabbath) is incredible vocally and Lonely is the word from the heaven and hell album is another great track

[@rubentullenaar2934]

Dio means God in Italian and to me, Ronnie was the vocal god of Metal music. RIP Ronnie, you are missed but not forgotten.

[@gregsimon7275]

Yes, Dio had a solo career with killer catalog, I saw him back mid 80's Holy Driver Tour, I can still remember his stage set up it was epic

[@kattagatcitymanagersoffice1370]

I saw him on that tour, he opened for Aerosmith. Total professional compared to steven tyler!

[@kenklein4783]

You are a witness to Rock / Metal royalty. I was so blessed to see him in concert so many times. He did love to play around with the vocals on liver performances, even changing up the lyrics at times and adding in the little runs and riffs. He gave everything of himself in every performance right down to the last. He will always be in my heart. I miss him terribly.

[@benmason9755]

Dehumanizer was, for me, the most criminally underrated album that Sabbath ever did, and a big reason I loved it so much was because Dio returned for it. I is, in my opinion, the absolute standout track, but After All (The Dead), Time Machine, Letters Ftrom Earth and the opener, Computer God, are all also well worth a listen.

[@jalkabre5904]

"I" is a great song

[@casswiggs7021]

phenomenal!@@jalkabre5904

[@lantzkeefer6]

This is Black Sabbaths first album without Ozzy, and Dios first album with them.I love both of them and it's hard to compare because it's a totally different sound.Saw an interview with Dio where he was talking about the Heaven and Hell tour and how the diehard Ozzy fans would give him the middle finger, and he was getting booed, that had to be hard for someone with so much talent and prior material with Rainbow.Eventually she will probably hear Stargazer from Rainbow and hear how amazing he was before Sabbath.

[@-Heavy-]

Stargazer is so amazing!I would love to see it here on Aileen's channel!Pretty sure she would just melt...!🤩

[@lantzkeefer6]

@@-Heavy- She would definitely love it, I'm getting a sense of what she really likes as far as music but I really can tell that she's just a music lover in general and if it's a good song she knows it.

[@miguelfg93]

Damn, I like both but I think Ozzy is more Sabbath, but I never would middlefinger a legend like Dio.

[@lantzkeefer6]

@@miguelfg93 Definitely,if I listen to Dio I listen to Rainbow or his solo albums,and when I listen to Ozzy I listen to Sabbath or his solo albums usually lol.🤔

[@-Heavy-]

@@lantzkeefer6 many guys see this like you and I completly understand,but...I mean,the whole way they all play and compose this, is still pure Sabbath.Sure,it appears different cause Ozzy is more of a charakteristic voice.But otherwise... it would have been totally pointless to try to compensate Ozzy.And what better pick was there to take than one of the best ...?If you never checked out Sabbath-Dehumanizer,you absolutely have to do it now..It's such a perfect Dio /Sabbath wedding !Sorry for my bad English,it went a bit rusty by not using it...keep rocking guys!😋🤘

[@MikaTarkela]

Some great songs from Dio: "Don't Talk To Strangers, Last In Line, Rainbow In The Dark" and of course there is Stargazer from Rainbow with Dio's amazing singing!

[@SylviusTheMad]

When Ronnie joined Black Sabbath, he had already been a professional musician for over 20 years. That man knew his instrument.

[@darkaquatus]

The actual song is really good and kind of an all-time favorite of mine. This version is pretty nice as well, but that's simply because of seeing Dio play with his audience, which he always did. But I suggest actually listening to the studio version, though. It's a beautiful song, which is very hard to hear in this video, because they cut most of it out.

[@gwaptiva]

You hit the nail on the head when you said the best gigs are the ones where the band is obviously having fun. For me, the best example was the 1987 Bryan Adams gig I went to; they were so obviously having fun making music together and playing it for us that it was really infectious, and has stayed with me ever since as probably the best concert I ever attended

[@Logan-ed4pu]

My favorite Dio era Sabbath song has got to be Children of the Sea. Even better bass lines.

[@fredbarnes2600]

Sorry I missed it live there's a conspiracy at work. Ask most metal heads about the best classic metal vocalist and you're going to hear the same 3 answers a lot. Rob Halford for his brutal take no prisoners attitude, Bruce Dickinson for his raw power, and Ronnie James Dio for his subtle skill and imagination. I think you're right to compare him with Freddie. Though different in sound, they shared a precise approach to music and enormous charisma. Great reaction!

[@davidmanka5953]

I seen black Sabbath live in 1980, I was 13, when he did the first album with them, BLUE OYSTER CULT HEADLINED, SOME BIKERS SETTING NEAR ME HAD WHAT I THOUGHT WAS ORANGE JUICE, HOW THEY GOT IT IN I DON'T KNOW, IT WAS A SCREWDRIVER, I HAD FLOOR SEATS, I STILL HAVE THE GUITAR PICK FROM BOC

[@starburstppl]

Smashed the sub button as soon as I saw you reacting to my all time favorite metal singer! There will never be another Ronnie James Dio. He is in a special league, and truly the greatest legend that ever walked this earth. He is greatly loved and missed beyond measure. RIP Ronnie. 🤘

[@derekjones5567]

You looked so damn happy on this one. Love to see ya discover the greats that so many of us grew up with 🤟

[@vanhalen303]

By the way, the widely spread "devil horns" gesture was brought to rock by this awesome guy right here.

[@geerttaelemans657]

Was het not his greek grandmother, who used it as a gesture against evil?

[@Stefan-]

@@geerttaelemans657 He got it from his grandmother and its a general Italian sign for protection again the "Evil eye". Ronnie James Dio was however the one that made it popular in Metal and he is the reason we are all using the sign today which is a pretty huge legacy in itself in my opnion.

[@vanhalen303]

@@Stefan- Not completeley mistaken about the greek though. Antic orators used this gesture as well, don't know for what purpose

[@Stefan-]

@@vanhalen303 That may certainly be, its not anything complicated, i wouldnt be at all surpriced if even the Vikings used it not that i have ever heard of it. Dio was however of Italian ancestry and his grandmother was Italian.

[@maryannerazzano7692]

@@Stefan- I am Italian and can vouch for that. Its to prevent the malocchio ( evil eye). We wear Italian horn pendants to prevent it too. He was born not to far from me in upstate NY. 🤘

[@carloscampos-fd2nl]

What a masterpiece just gotta say your smile and eyes are heavenly

[@laudanum669]

One of my favorite live Dio/Black Sabbath songs is "Voodoo". Ronnie really improvises the lyrics on that song and adds a whole other dimension to it.

[@jalkabre5904]

Such a great song that isn't mentioned that much, I agree.

[@andrewgarin2486]

I absolutely recommend "Sign of the Southern Cross"....on the 'Mob Rules' recording from 1981. The riff from Tony is magic and perfectly glides with Ronnie's vocal. Love your channel and thank you!

[@Bucketbothead007]

In terms of his vocals he started out singing 60s pop rock/Doo-Wop, you should listen to some of that early stuff. Ronnie Dio and The Prophets' part live/part studio album Dio at Domino's from 1963 is a good introduction. Dio's vocal performance on 'Mistreated' live in Munich 1977 by Rainbow will blow you away! \,,/_(-,-)_\,,/

[@solidecourage8788]

i love watching you having the groove and feeling the music !!!

[@TEXICANROCKNROLL]

Yes.. Love it "Sign of the Southern Cross" sung by Dio definitely deserves a listen

[@m.gideonhoyle409]

I saw them on this tour many moons ago... They properly killed it. It was also the loudest show I've ever been to in my life.

[@arismaiden6457]

Oh Aileen, there are so many gems besides Heaven and Hell in the Dio era of Sabbath... I suggest that you check them all out (they did 3 albums with him in vocals), but the best imo are Neon Knights, Die Young, Turn up the Night, Sign of the Southern Cross and Falling off the Edge of the World.

[@Fett316]

Don't forget The Devil You Know

[@arismaiden6457]

@@Fett316 true. Bible Black is up there for sure

[@erichinterschied8955]

Absolutely will. This was a very good pick to react to. I will be here to enjoy your reaction

[@AileenSenpai]

Hope you enjoy!

[@sumonjamal1653]

FYI - Ronnie James Dio had been also singing much longer than Ozzy Osbourne at this point in 1980 and was quite older... Ronnie had started singing in his teens in the late 50's and started recording in the 60's, singing R&B and do-wop songs in the decade in vocal groups like Ronnie Dio and the Prophets. It was hearing bands like Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath in 1970 that changed his life... he formed his first 'heavy rock' band Elf in 1972 and opened for Deep Purple... In 1976, Deep Purple's guitarist Ritchie Blackmore hired Elf to record his first solo effort Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow and retained only vocalist Ronnie James Dio for the band Rainbow and recorded 3 successful albums before he was fired in 1979 (Blackmore wanted the band to go in a commercial direction - Ronnie wanted the band to stay heavy). Because Black Sabbath was agonizing over recording a new album and coming up empty, guitarist Tony Iommi opted to fire Ozzy Osbourne in 1979 and talked about working w/ Ronnie James Dio for the next Sabbath record... Dio & Iommi clicked musically immediately, because Ronnie wanted to be heavy and brought that out of Iommi's guitar... Sabbath w/ Ozzy had Geezer Butler (bass) writing the lyrics to Ozzy's vocal melodies & harmonies... Sabbath w/ Dio was Ronnie writing all the lyrics, harmonies and melodies... while Iommi & Butler wrote & arranged the music. So it was radically different, but still Black Sabbath. However, Ronnie James Dio found himself out of Black Sabbath in 1982 and formed his own band in 1983 w/ Sabbath's drummer here - Vinny Appice.

[@maksphoto78]

That was such a joy watching you react to this video!

[@shmiichael]

oooh I can't wait for this reaction . I love this song !

[@jeffreyaverett1800]

He's definitely freestyling in this performance. Compared to the studio version, he's just taking us for a rollercoaster ride. This is my 3rd time seeing a reaction by you (previously PJ's Black and Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here) and I'm sold. Hitting that subscribe button. ✌️

[@thunderous784]

"Falling off the edge of the world" demonstrates some of his vocal expertise

[@moonchildah]

And that riff though. 🤯

[@slimsantilli4476]

Nice reaction! Great singer, and a gentle soul with Ronnie James Dio. A couple of reaction ideas. Ronnie was in Rainbow. Their hit "Man on the silver mountain" is amazing. Also, Rainbow had another killer singer named Graham Bonnet. His big song with them was called "Since you've been gone" worth a reaction. Take care

[@craigroberts6374]

Ronnie was one of the greatest singers of all time. I recommend Sign of the Southern Cross.

[@-Heavy-]

YES!Finally some Dio!One of the best that ever lived!I'm already on board!!!!🤘

[@tonycardone990]

Truly 1 of a kind. There will never be another like Ronnie. R.I.P. to a true legend

[@ericnelson7524]

"Children of the Sea" is another killer song too!

[@chadkrueger7538]

What a great description, the perfect mix of opera and metal!

[@mauriciospinardi5109]

Dio its just amazing! I sub from the confortably numb react and here i am watching some more videos from you from the bands i love a lot. Cheers from Brazil

[@simongordon9239]

My favorite Black Sabbath song, reviewed by my favorite gorgeous KZbinr. Can’t ask for more 😆❤️❤️

[@ericnelson7524]

Definitely check out "Mob Rules" from this version of Sabbath as well! It's a really heavy song with a cool groove and Ronnie's voice and attitude is so powerful! You'll love it!!

[@mickelknight]

Ronnie singing Mistreated on Rainbow's live in Munich is a treat.

[@ttrails1]

RJD loved his fans and knew who paid him ultimately. He was a gentleman to boot. This was a great intro for you to the world of Ronnie James Dio. It shows how he entertained the fans he loved.

[@jalkabre5904]

In my opinion, Ronnie's best vocal performance is with Rainbow 🌈. His version of the song "Mistreated" from the 1977 Munich concert or from the same concert, "Catch the Rainbow" showcase his vocal ability. However the song "Stargazer" is a must listen.

[@kelefane6233]

Dio was a story teller. His songs were stories.

[@josephamoraz7990]

Man this was a great reaction. Didn't realize until half way through I had a smile on my face. Can't wait for more! RONNIE JAMES FREAKING DIO! 🤘

[@estoy1001]

Speaking of making love to the song, check out "Gates of Babylon" from his Rainbow era.

[@terrymills810]

​These Dio songs are great: Black Sabbath "Mob Rules", Rainbow "Man on Silver mountain", Dio "Rainbow in the Dark".

[@C_mao]

You should hear the studio version. He made a lot of good songs with Sabbath and afterward. You should hear The Devil Cried, and 'I'. Also, Straight Through the Heart, Rainbow in the Dark, Don't Talk to Strangers, Invisible, Holy Diver, Last in Line, I Speed at Night, Mystery, Egypt(The Chains Are On) Stand Up and Shout Dream Evil, Man On The Silver Mountain(studio) Caught in the Middle, ...

[@jefftann183]

I don't think I've ever heard Ronnie sing a song the same way twice. And it's always great. Love his voice especially on his solo stuff.

[@Djcimofficial]

DIO!! I share a bday with this legend! He would of been 80 years old on 7/10.. RIP.

[@scottcrosby-art5490]

The greatest metal vocalist of all time for me

[@maryannerazzano7692]

Agreed 🤟

[@ErikDeSart]

There's no fakin' that doll. His first band was in 1957. In 1967 he formed Elf. That's a journeyman of his craft right there showing everyone how it is done. 😎 Thank you for sharing it. ♥

[@20kingsize]

Was fortunate to be at the Glasgow Apollo for my first taste of Black Sabbath on the Heaven and Hell tour - OMG was that really 40+ years ago!! I was deaf for at least 24 hours later 😲 RJD is much missed - a tremendous voice which I've loved since I first heard him with Rainbow. Wondrous reaction.

[@johnnyamaro6643]

If you smell what the Rocks sister is cooking !!!? Love her eyebrow twitching while speaking. Slay that sh*t Aileen! Subscribing right now.🤘👍✌️

[@alexhaskett3942]

Ronnie is an absolute legend and one of those guys who never lost it I got to see him both with his DIO band and fronting Heaven and Hell (the lineup you see right here basically but they weren't able to use the Sabbath name at the time) and i've never seen anyone perform quite like him. He is massively missed I'd love to see you react to any of his work with Rainbow, Black Sabbath, DIO or Heaven And Hell

[@ronnywilson2112]

My favorite Metal band ever. My second favorite Sabbath era are with Dio. Those albums Heaven and Hell, Mob Rules and Dehumanizer are great masterpieces. Live the band used to improvise a bit with this song Children of the Sea and The Sign of the Southern Cross.

[@ChristopherRobertHills]

Sabbath are the fathers of metal and Ronnie was such an amazing presence and singer that you can't help but love him, i suggest listening to Don't Talk to Strangers with his own band Dio or Falling off the Edge of the World from Sabbath's Mob Rules album, great reaction Aileen!

[@kdm71291]

Dio definitely played with the vocals when live…..the voice of “sword and sorcery metal! This whole album, for which this is the title track, is awesome….listen to all of it!

[@nicholasives8816]

Yep thats the way he really sings it in studio, just a few adders in this performance😎

[@jonh.7661]

Start to finish Heaven and Hell is one of the best albums ever, and it still holds up. Anything/everything on this album needs to be reacted to (and appreciated). 🤘🏼😝

[@williamcarnes6794]

Ronnie and Tony were absolutely perfect for each other…they pushed each other to out some of the most magical metal ever made

[@romanmartinez6458]

Holy smokes. He was incredible.

[@guillermojimenezcastelblan8456]

Hey, so glad to see your great reaction. This boys were the founders of heavy Metal vibe. Ronnie`s voice, drove the band more harmonic, but without loosing that signature mass of power. My favs from Ronnie with Sabbath, Children of the Sea, and Voodoo. By 1983 he was fronting his own band, Dio, with the drummer we see here, Mr, Vinnie Appice. The most significant live with Sabbath`s stage and tours, was the 1983 "Live Evil", touring in the United States. All powerful Ronnie`s voice was recorded there, so enjoy it as well. Dio`s band recommended album, the 1983 "Holly Diver".

[@Metalencio94]

The myth, the legend. Dio, forever my favorite metal singer.

[@maryannerazzano7692]

Same

[@-Heavy-]

Weil,you got it all right,everything you just guessed in this video,you guessed point on!Rainbow - Stargazer would have been a much better choice to get to know him and his amazing range.You absolutely have to,have to,have to check this one out as next!Till then, sending you love from Germany !Keep on rocking Girl!🤘😈

[@keithkrauss3111]

Love your passion when you hear these on that may not be exactly what you are used to! You can see by your facial expressions and body movements that you fully experience the way music is supposed to envelop your soul! Dio had a voice from Heaven and Hell and he was so great live, saw him twice. A real legend in Heavy Metal!

[@timmorin2304]

Thank you for doing one of my favorite vocalists in Rock.

[@ewaa37911]

Love you for this one:)❤

[@charlesreeves3959]

You nailed it!!! Ronnie is the greatest of all time!!! His solo stuff is the ultimate in music!!!

[@vicprovost2561]

Also as much as Dio, Ozzy & others were the voices of Sabbath, there would not have been Sabbath sound without Tony Iommi. Simply the best metal guitarist ever! 🎸

[@FlatulentBreeze]

Ronnie's own band "Dio" also has some great songs. I like "Man on the Silver Mountain" myself, but most are just as good.

[@hallofrecords4959]

I was lucky enough to see Ronnie live many times, I even met him once and he was a hell of a nice guy. There truly was no other like him, nor will there ever be again. \m/ \m/ RIP RJD.

[@robertelswick5668]

I saw him once in concert with deep purple and the scorpians back 2005 I believe. He is super short it's cool to see him out there.

[@slaytanic777]

Dio was a real master of his craft

[@AndreasBruehl2589]

Tolles Reaktions-Video. Ich stimme dir zu, was du über Dio gesagt hast. Ich hoffe und wünsche dir, dass du noch viele weitere Neuentdeckungen haben kannst. Es ist immer eine Freude zu sehen, wie du in der Musik ausgehst und es ist wundervoll, dass der Rock und Heavy Metal auch unter jungen Leuten wieder "in" ist. Zwei besondere Dio-Songs kann ich dir noch empfehlen: Dio - Push ft. Tenacious D Tenacious D - Kickapoo ft. Meat Loaf und Dio Wo wir gerade bei Meat Loaf sind: Not a dry eye in the House I would do anything For Love Did I say that Couldn't have Said it better Objects in the rear View mirror ...und viele viele mehr... Sorry das ich auf deutsch schreibe, aber bin einfach zu geflashed von deinem Video. Mach bitte so weiter und freue mich auf morgen. 🤘♥️

[@derso666]

I feel lucky everyday because I could see this formation in Sao Paulo in '09 and was one of the most amazing shows in my life! Ronnie is the best in metal, at least for me. You should react to "The sign of the southern cross" another awesome pick on Dio's voice with Sabbath. Another amazing reaction! You rock!

[@ernestoalvarez7030]

Thank you for the substance in your reaction.

[@vicprovost2561]

The very best version of this song I have ever seen is also Live at the Wacken Open Air festival in the late 2000s. Iommi is in David Gilmour territory on it, his extended intro and solo later are unreal, the best I ever heard for sure from this version of the band. Nice reaction and great tune everytime. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎶

[@dyanalynn6698]

Last in Line is my jam!! Love RJD… got to see him solo at Irvine Meadows… and then again while he shopped at the Woodland Hills Home Depot 15 years later 😉

[@chaospoet]

Oh Hell yes! Dio is a MUST when going into old school Heavy Metal. I mean this 🤘🤘 we got from Dio! So he's mandatory. His influence is unreal. He inspired everyone from Iron Maiden to Jack Black and tons in between. I had the pleasure and privilege of seeing Dio once. It was with this line up of Black Sabbath in the mid 2000s when they changed this version of the band's name to Heaven and Hell. He was in his 60s by then and he sounded just as good he does here. Also Megadeth was the opener before them. One of the best shows I ever attended.

[@debraperrier4786]

I was at MSG nyc show late 81.. ronnie and band were fantastic.. was deaf for about 5 days after.. we were on floor half way back from stage.. RIP Ronnie

[@shanebacon2433]

*stares at channel for more Sabbath* the first album my Dad bought me when I was a kid was Vol. 4 it's my personal favorite Black Sabbath album. I was about 11 years old I believe. Now at 28 I still listen to it frequently

[@windog551]

Dio was the ultimate front Man. He was even better once he had his own Band. Everyone in the World respected him from all walks of life. Even if they knew nothing about Rock that is how well respected he was. Also he carries a certain type of class. You would never hear him cuss. He was old school. Very respectful human being.

[@jimefth]

My favorite song from Black Sabbath, ''the world is full of kings and queens, who blind your eyes and steel your dreams'' !!!!

[@teijaflink2226]

My favourite metal singer, I'm so mindblown how he can sound so clear live, most would have to lipsync. I love how theatrical he is, he really wants the audience to get in the feeling and telling a story, it's like musical or opera honestly.

[@teijaflink2226]

And he was definitely playing here, hope you have checked the studio version as it's not exactly the same.

[@craigrobinson7117]

Hey Aileen , been checking your videos out for about a month now , really diggin what you been listening & reviewing , & you have an amazing smile !!! Definitely check out Neon Nights , & Ronnie’s Rainbow day’s ….

[@konstantinosarvanitidis3324]

Hell yes Aileen, thank you! R.I.P Ronnie! 🤘🏻

[@NeonNights80]

Dio only made a few albums with Black Sabbath but every song is worth checking out. -Sign of the Southern Cross -Children of the sea -Falling off the edge of the world -lonely is the word -neon knights

[@charliemac64]

I saw Black Sabbath twice. 1980 and 1982. Never saw them with Ozzy, only Dio. In fact, one of the shows I was at ('82, Seattle Center Coliseum) provided the venue for a few tracks included on their live album, "Live Evil." I believe that is what we are watching here...those crosses on the stage were definitely the 1982 tour.