Rainbow - Stone Cold | REACTION/REVIEW

[@MRBrien77]

Street of Dreams

[@chiefsohcahtoa3285]

"Man on the Silver Mountain" is an iconic Rainbow song with Dio on the vocals. However, I love this tune as well. Hard to go wrong with Ritchie Blackmore on guitar.

[@mr.brenman2132]

Hard to go wrong with Joe Lynn Turner.

[@markb4188]

This is my favorite Rainbow song.

[@danielthenorwegianguy]

“Stargazer just entered the chat”

[@thegorn68]

Great tune! Always loved Joe Lynn Turner's vocals.

[@alleykitty2131]

I remember when this video came out on MTV in 1981. I always loved this song!!! ❤❤❤

[@Patrice-rs1jg]

Du très grand Blackmore 🎸👌👏👍

[@megA_t.6532]

Yes, this song was all over the radio in my time!

[@ErikaSMHS]

The connections and disconnections between Rainbow and Deep Purple are like an NCAA tourney bracket!! I ❤them both, one and all 😂

[@how-to-linux.]

Stone Cold Biz

[@weshoward450]

If you want to hear more Rainbow with Joe Lynn Turner, then check out "Eyes of Fire" from the same album. You're right about the radio, this was one of their biggest hits - along with "Since You've Been Gone"

[@oswaldmontecristo1035]

Eyes Of Fire had that Middle Eastern sort of aura to it, a music style that Blackmore loved to borrow and be inspired from. It sounds like a theme song from the Nights of Arabia with its exotic beat and tempo

[@ellet6560]

I'm here because, at first glance, thought it was a reaction to Queen's "Stone Cold Crazy" live at the Rainbow, lol.

[@watchbizmatik]

lol

[@CasonovaCorkClub]

The Bass player is Roger Glover ..... DEEP PURPLE

[@gm9162]

Definitely one of their better tunes. Sure got a lot of airplay around 1982.

[@c.willharden9589]

DEEP PURPLE - KNOCKIN AT YOUR BACK DOOR and PERFECT STRANGERS These are must do

[@ErikaSMHS]

Knockin at Your Back Door is freaking 🔥

[@jerrywoods4066]

Death Alley driver and spotlight kid as well

[@c.willharden9589]

@@jerrywoods4066 for sure

[@mikecaetano]

One of the first big power ballads of the eighties. It dropped when I was in high school. It sounded pretty smooth coming over the FM rock radio. Still holds up well, I think. The success of the song created space for the band Whitesnake (also related to Deep Purple), and maybe even for Foreigner to keep with the power ballads as well, "I Want to Know What Love Is" and all that. The audio quality of this video is okay, but the organ runs sound a lot better coming off the radio or a disc or the vinyl representations. Rainbow enjoyed a hit a few years prior to this titled "Since You Been Gone" that's got a catchy hook. Check it out too.

[@TheBillbran]

Brings back a lot of memories of high school great tune

[@grahamjeffries4566]

You put me in the deep freeze underneath the frozen peas

[@srinath6247]

Lead Vocalist: Joe Lynn Turner Electric Guitar: Ritchie Blackmore Bass Guitar: Roger Glover Drums: Bobby Rondinelli

[@MikeOstrowski-iq8wf]

…..this is a great version of “Rainbow” I love all inceptions of Ritchie Blackmore ! He is a Master musician but was hard to get along with….. Dio & Coverdale can attest to this ❤ 🎸

[@iluvj50]

Steve Austin's favorite Rainbow song.

[@tinakeith5822]

I loved his solo song Endlessly!!!

[@TeresaMount-t9o]

Sounds great, thank you.

[@how-to-linux.]

Ice Cold

[@michelleg953]

If you want to hear Ritchie Blackmore in his true element...Try Blackmore's Night

[@debratroeak77]

I love Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow with Joe Lynn Turner, not a fan favorite but I’m here for it. Next should be “Street of Dreams”. ❤❤

[@abrax_7]

Love this song, not as much as pretty much every song on the previous five albums, but it's still great. Ritchie Blackmore is the greatest rock guitarist and always will be.

[@kennethbrown5164]

My favorite Rainbow tune without Dio.

[@rickthoma6428]

Outstanding band.

[@flyingburritobro68]

All versions of this band were good! I kinda like the Joe Lynn Turner albums the best

[@lancerx1759]

Love this song Blackmore is sutely killing it

[@jeffjones6221]

Great tune

[@knuteboy3778]

I've always really liked this tune. Sure it was maybe a bit radio friendly, but it's a damn well written song with a great atmosphere.

[@jasonregister4895]

My favorite

[@jalkabre5904]

Absolutely I would love to see more Rainbow (my favorite band) and Deep Purple. Rainbow went through several different eras. This era was the most commercial with this hit. The Dio years were just fantastic hard rock. Graham Bonnet and Doggie White eras were also very good. Check out the song "Ariel" from the Doogie years, very good.

[@jimbusby8298]

Love it JLT

[@BigC.]

This was a very frequent play on MTV back in the day. Not quite the gritty mid-70’s Dio led version.

[@ezed3902]

Biz, do the "my woman from Tokyo" by Deep Purple. Make sure its the live version from the album, made in japan.

[@c.willharden9589]

This vocalist also appeared on the yngwie malmsteen albums "Odyssey" and "live in Leningrad". Would it be cool if you checked out "Heaven Tonight" from the album Odyssey. And "Dreaming" from Live in Leningrad. And if you're enjoying the magnificent guitar playing of yngwie malmsteen... Check out his songs: "Anguish and fear " "I'll see the light tonight" (official video) "You don't remember, I'll never forget"(official video) "Don't let it end" (one of my favorites)

[@paulashanks3129]

❤🎉

[@oswaldmontecristo1035]

I'd plug into "Power" next from Rainbow, also with Joe Lynn Turner, who has some of the best pipes in the business.

[@JohnCrimmins]

They told Rush to make a radio song or the record company would drop them. So Rush made 2112 and said we're going to do our own thing. The record company can kiss our Ass . The rest is history!!! 😅😅😅

[@alrivers2297]

Rainbow with Dio as lead singer is them at their hardest. Check out A Light in the Black and Gates of Babylon. Two great hard rockin' Rainbow songs with Dio

[@DGSPhoto]

Great song considering the direction they took. I'd strongly suggest you react to some tracks from the reincarnation of 1995 and their return to some Heavy Rock along with their fourth singer who, to me, was as close to Dio as you could get! There's a vast array of awesome live tracks from their 1995 Rockpalast concert in Dusseldorf, which are practically untouched by your counterparts! (Black Masquerade would be a great start - along with Hall of the Mountain King, Temple of the King, Ariel, Hunting Humans etc, etc). Great job! Keep 'em coming!

[@marierodrigue1445]

man on the silver mountain. Dio rules

[@MARSHOMEWORLD]

This is most definitively their most commercial era although still very good song writing. But it's just never moved me the way that the Dio years did for obvious reasons I think

[@jamesharper3933]

This was a big radio hit. My personal favorite song off this album is Eyes of Fire. Definitely check out Ariel.🙏👍

[@jeffjones6221]

This was after Dio left if I recall correctly

[@iluvj50]

Way after.

[@jerrywoods4066]

After graham bonnet

[@rockandrollmd541]

Deep Purple - Hard Lovin' Man, from 1970.....Proto-thrash metal.

[@IZZY_EDIBLE]

Do THE MAN ON THE SILVER MOUNTAIN! Do STREET OF DREAMS! Do FIREBALL!

[@spaceghost27]

Steve Austin having some steveweisers jamming out to this one

[@bookhouseboy280]

No. 1 on Billboard's Rock Tracks chart

[@slowridemodelcars1687]

Play it all, rainbow had 3 diff singers, all good!

[@StevenRoy-n3r]

All of its good to me . just about anything has stone in it like it's a birth right

[@hughjazzsoul1154]

Power and Can't Happen Here are two good Joe Lynn Turner tracks.

[@jasonmccluskey3623]

Ok Ok im down

[@MichaelBrown-x1q]

Dog in to Deep Purple's album Machine Head! Not 1 bad song?

[@markherring3513]

Thats my cousin singing.

[@sammybeck7794]

Why Ritchie Blackmore decided to go pop during this era is beyond me

[@jalkabre5904]

Money, Ritchie wanted airplay and had to switch it up. He saw how Foreigner was getting popular with a ton of radio play. He wanted to switch. It's good, but you are right it does not compare to the Dio years.

[@emerald1805]

He did interviews at the time saying he was tired of bands like Foreigner getting all the money from radio hits and decided to write some himself.

[@christopherone1]

wow, i thought Foreigner sang this song.