Heaven and Hell -The Devil Cried

Heaven and Hell - Live From Radio City Music Hall (2007)

[@marsco79]

The opening riff is something only King Tony Iommi could conceive!!!

[@jeffmusgrave6467]

Seeing this man evolved from Ritchie Blackmore's rainbow to Heaven and Hell and everything in between intensity passion the sheer voice this man has will live on forever rest in peace my friend glad to see you evolve throughout your life long live rock and roll🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@janiamaria5177]

Not underrated at all. Nothing by Ronnie is underrated. He was the heavy metal god. Never, ever sold out. Rocked out to the end. He will always be The Man.

[@grahameglinton5424]

Such heavy music. Same as "Shadow of the Wind." Awesome and vital performances from the whole band. Geezer especially, if anyone is watching. Beautiful and masterful music from the best.

[@truckerron]

That crowd SUCKED in applause for Vinny's solo. Vinny is a KILLER drummer and deserves a TON of respect... Plus. the fact that he's been the number one selected drummer of DIO and Sabbath for so many years!! When DIO stopped using Vinny, it was simply over a stupid disute that Ronnie didn't want him playing with Sabbath anymore because he was mad at them. Again... STUPID!

[@lindaevans338]

The Devil cried! another bloody good song & the singer is bloody good too ain't u Dio & don't forget the great guitarists & drummer you're all absolutely fantastic, love ya forever ❤🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🥁

[@adrianjabs5752]

Iommi just rifles off the best riffs 👍 Iron Man🤘

[@NightxLightx]

Does anyone else play this while playing brutal doom? :p RIP legend!

[@kenruger9417]

What an under-rated song! I've never understood why Vinny didn't get the recognition his older brother Carmine did. Credit to Tony Iommi on forcing Vinny to get that giant kit, which makes him look as good as he sounds!

[@jonathanrojas4378]

When I was thirteen I saw his magisty for the first time attending the last in line in concert at the Great Western Forum in Los Angeles California it was amazing the stage show the presence of Ronnie James Dio the show was kick ass this all took place on November 23,1984. A night I will never forget. Rest in Peace Ronnie James Dio live very much with respect to you

[@vinyldiary6664]

A band made up of Masters! All of them the best, the definition of a super group ... maybe beat only by Cream, I still prefer these guys! Different genres and vibes, but ... This is just the real deal, man so fucking badass!

[@ADDISON857]

I’m CRY 😪the Devil it’s no a problem‼️RONNIE 🤘✝️in my Heart, yesterday and today... Always 2021, with pleasure💥🎶KISS RONNIE💋🤘ALRIGHT ?‼️Masterpiece, it’s F-I-R-E🔥🎵🤘Year after year Him interpretation is better( the voice change, a pleasure❤️🎵

[@bdavis8185]

by far my favorite!

[@shspurs1342]

Nice one Vin.

[@bangermccrusher]

EPIC!!!

[@josemanuelfernandezmunoz8278]

Únicos la estirpe del metal

[@Williameagleblanket]

Epic. \m/

[@abdulmasseh1431]

Mythologie Theologie

[@GRIXHI1]

2 Unlike ??? 😯😯 🤦‍♀️

[@brentalanadamlandgrave7635]

Some people in these comments are gushing over Vinnie Appice... I don't see how, and I never did. He's not Carmine. Have you guys listened to that first Blue Murder album?? That thing's fucking Goddamn immaculate. If you're gonna list the best Sabbath drummers, Bill Ward first because he was there first, Cozy Powell a reallllly close second because he was a beast, Bobby Rondinelli a decent third ("Cross Purposes" is a good album and deserves respect), throw Eric Singer in there for fourth place (he's not the best, but the work he did on the first Badlands album is amazing), and honestly, you could put a can of tuna and maybe a leftover tube of Christmas wrapping paper in a solid fifth before you even get around to Vinne Appice. Adjectives to describe him without even trying to think of anything: boring, unimaginative, underwhelming, hamfisted, sluggish, awkward, oafish... That drum solo was so bad and unimportant, the keyboardist had to chime in and save him. The only reason Dio ever kept him was Italian-American loyalty and the fact that he was "just always kinda around." And how'd he prove his loyalty to Ronnie James for employing his talentless ass all those years? He went and played with Ozzy's Sabbath during a mean period between all concerned parties. Vinnie's a dick.

[@stevetobin7495]

The man’s a powerhouse and keeps it simple.