Rappers React To Rainbow "Stargazer"!!!

[@DanJackson1977]

"Artists back in the day used Aurotune".. if by back in the day you mean late 90s.. sure. That's when it was invented. This is mid 70s. No digital, all analog. You actually had to have natural talent. Dio was known for hitting these songs perfect in ONE TAKE. He was a god among singers.

[@peterhineinlegen4672]

The history of rock music is also the history of effects and developing technology.

[@davidmorgan6896]

@@peterhineinlegen4672 that is true of all art. Impressionism followed the development of acrylic paint. Technology and drugs drive art.

[@phylliskennedy1729]

Thank you Dan! Couldn't have said it better myself🌞

[@peterhineinlegen4672]

@@davidmorgan6896 There's a book called "Art and Physics" that ties in advances in science and theory with art. This all makes me think of an old BBC show called "Connections." It's fascinating how everything fits together.

[@mendyrckz76]

Facts! 😉 Raw Natural Talent Is The Best!

[@janicewilson2203]

No auto tune in the 70s, just natural , great talent.

[@TheBlackQueen]

Autotune was introduced for vocal correction in 1997 and first made it big on Cher's Believe in 1998. Everything from before that was completely authentic with the exception of vocoders and talkboxes. In terms of effects, everything else from these days were either Dynamics Processors or Time-based Processors. The former are things like EQ, Compressors, and Gates, and the latter are things like Reverb, Flanger, Chorus, and Delay. Dynamics processors don't feature any kind of masking for poor vocal quality. Time-Based processors do, but to a subtle extent. Any kind of overdubbing of vocals is likely to benefit the sound because multiple soundwaves together help texturise the sound and hide any flaws under layers of retakes. This is most evident with harmonisers and chorus effects, as well as normal overdubbing. What separates Autotune from these effects of the past is the reliance on Digital modification. There is no Analog sound corrector that works to the extent of Autotune. Talkboxes and Vocoders both require talent of the controller whom is usually the artist in question and are quite obviously used for effect. There is no question as to if the singer is using them or not. It's plainly there and they aren't hiding it because it sounds cool. Autotune, however, is completely computer generated apart from the initial threshold, attack and release settings. Lower thresholds allows for more subtle and undetectable pitch correction which is morally deceiving and ultimately pointless. Higher thresholds are more obvious robotic effect and may be interpreted by the listener however they feel. Autotune being strictly used for hiding bad singing is shameful. Why else should the artist be famous if all they do is sing and they can't sing good? I'm of course not referring to every singer who uses Autotune, but a good portion of modern Pop stars who don't write or play their music and only sing subpar to crappy vocals that are corrected by a computer. Does such a singer deserve their fame?

[@bobrezendeassis]

I think this heavy use of autotune ended up making us becoming a little cynical when we hear something good.

[@thmp3r]

Since you mention harmonizers, you may be interested to know that they were used for vocal pitch correction back in the 80’s. You would have to turn a screw in the back of the rack unit for the exact pitch you wanted and print to an adjacent track on tape. Paula Abdul was famously the biggest use of this by her producers because she was terrible. The process took forever. As such with “quantizing” Lars on the Black Album - when the tape of drums played, the edits nearly sounded like a baseball card in spokes of a bike. But your point of the artist needing to just be better back then, stands.

[@TheBlackQueen]

@@thmp3r Hmm, interesting. The only common Harmoniser from the 20th Century that I can think of is the H3000 which was mostly used for processed vocal doubling in replacement of actual overdubs. This practice is news to me. I'll look into it!

[@thmp3r]

@@TheBlackQueen Yes thank you, that’s the one. I was picturing it in my mind trying to think of the model and could only come up with an AMS RMX/DMX but knew they were reverb and delay. Cheers 🍻

[@Keepcalmandbangscrew]

Peter framton invented auto tune

[@vibingwithvinyl]

16:50 Ahem. Dio was perfect. He was pretty much perfect even during his last concerts back in 2009 when he was already seriously sick from cancer. The man was just a phenomenal singer.

[@maryannerazzano7692]

Yess !! The best metal singer ever ❤ 🤘

[@mikkaelrodriguez1770]

Just FYI autotuned did not exist in the 70's, Singers actually had talent back then and Dio was naturally gifted. His voice is the real deal. One of the best singers in any genres period not just Metal.

[@paulwhite3203]

No auto tune for DIO chaps, never. 🤘

[@andrewe2057]

He apparently had to bring his own mic for Pick of Destiny because he knew he would break whatever mic Jack Blacks studio had. And he did.

[@gonepostal9101]

@@andrewe2057they actually said he “shredded” it. Lololol

[@DrSkeff]

Rainbow is hard rock my friends and were originally called Richie Blackmore’s Rainbow when Richie left Deep Purple and reversed himself into the band Elf. Ronnie James Dio (the singer on this song) is a legend in metal who brought us the Devil’s horns. He had an immense voice for such a small guy. The song is about a wizard who enslaves people and makes them build him a tower so tall he can reach the stars.

[@alicatosbourne3566]

Then he, the wizard, falls and Dies and everyone is like WTF!!!

[@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD]

Jinx Dawson of the band Coven was the first, to my knowledge, to use the “Devil Horns”.

[@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD]

@Michael Dinneweth Regardless of what one calls it, he wasn’t the first rock star to use it.

[@DevinMacGregor]

@@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD Ronnie never claimed to be the first. His grandmother used it and since Ozzy did the peace sign he thought that would be the new sign to use for Black Sabbath. It is in the Dio documentary. It is also not the devil horns.

[@theNEScollector1985]

Dio was the greatest singer of all time! Rest in peace with the other Rock Gods!

[@jpace4608]

How dare you use Dio and autotune in the same conversation.

[@Flannel_Affinity]

Absolute blasphemy!

[@GilaMonster971]

Ronnie James Dio didn’t need auto tune, listen to his live stuff. Sounds as good as if its in the studio. These goofy guys are crazy.

[@RaymondBCrisp]

Can't even understand how that came up in the conversation. Auto-Tune was an effect first used by Cher in 1998. Stargazer was released in 1976. What's the connection? Dio's amazing vibrato would have been ruined by AT...

[@Keepcalmandbangscrew]

Dio using auto tune. They should apologize

[@AGDinCA]

Laughing so hard at you two on this one! I'm a huge Deep Purple fan (Ritchie Blackmore, guitarist for Purple and Rainbow), huge Dio fan (Rainbow and DIO) and Black Sabbath fan (Dio sang for Sabbath, too). You experienced perfection with this song, gentlemen. Unadulterated perfection.

[@joedirt688]

You must really checkout part II to this song, it is off the same album, it's entitled "A Light In The Black"

[@DanJackson1977]

Ronnie James DIO strikes again. Behold the Elf with the magic voice.

[@steliospots9080]

My friends this is Dio one of the best vocalist ever this song is recorded at 1976 do you know what that means come one this is pure talent.

[@mix6809]

it's a compliment to dio's voice that you think it was autotuned, the tech wasn't available in 1976 of course. great reaction, tnx guys...

[@Blaze_1961]

Dio rolls over in his grave every time someone mentions Auto tune.

[@erikthompson619]

Yeah, but you know, it's really a great compliment. Because what they're actually saying is: "Nobody can be THAT good for real - right?" And we get to say: "Yes, you can. If you're Dio."

[@M.Never.]

There was no autotune in 1976.

[@timenkraak01]

This is from 1976. AutoTune was invented in 1997, before that, pitch correction was possible, but not very common.

[@dolphin8077]

And Ronnie did NOT need autofuc*tune ...🔥🤘🏻

[@timenkraak01]

@@dolphin8077 Definitely not!

[@4FORTYSIX6]

Dio did not need autotune. Please believe.

[@AldoGuerraALDO-METAL]

The grandfathers of symphonic metal. Ronnie James Dio, the singer, didn't use autotune or fancy tricks. His live performances are even more epic. Ritchie Blackmore, the guitarist whose band this is, is one of the most influential rock/metal guitarists to ever live. The band Rainbow or Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow, though has had many iterations throughout the years. They changed singers several times and thus changed their style several times. After Dio and the symphonic musical years came Graham Bonnet who had a more gruff voice and the music went more pop rock, later came Joe Lynn Turner and the sound changed to a more mellow rock. You should check out those versions of Rainbow. Try Since You Been Gone w/Bonnet, and Stone Cold w/Turner as singers. See the difference.

[@sabjitathwal3235]

I’m as ancient as the hills. I saw this band on three occasions…… Blackmore and Dio are in a class of their own. There’s no autotune used here. Im actually stunned you think autotune was used. These guys were genuinely talented… they weren’t bedroom rockstars messing about with an Apple Mac

[@jefsat7761]

No AUTOTUNE. EVER. 1998 Was the first time. Cher "Believe". That song was 1976. Probably around the time you parents were born. All the effects were in studio. Done on 4 and 8 track tape.. By hand. The orchestra at the end was from Germany. They used the string section, because Jimmy wanted that as a background to the fadeout. Blackmore was ahead of his time for a lot of things. And never got quite the credit he deserved. If you listen, you can hear the Birth of Power and Speed metal in the First 3 Rainbow albums. He liked to experiment with sound. He did it in the Deep purple albums before this, and found that it was holding him back musically, since the band wasn't going to change or add elements he wanted to hear.

[@TheBamfinator]

Since it sounds like you gentlemen are a bit unfamiliar with Dio, Holy Diver should probably be something to look at.

[@richarddimeck4578]

Should? People should hear that shit in the womb. I'm betting if they did they'd come out on a rainbow with the horns up

[@sinner8714]

Dio was a phenomenal talent. His live performances were amazing. What you got on album you got every bit of it on stage unlike some bands. He was more than just a singer he was an artist. A true showman. Listen to him live an youll feel like your witnessing something great

[@jalkabre5904]

I always say listen to Dio with Rainbow singing the song "Mistreated" from the 1977 Munich concert. This is a showcase of how good of a vocal performance he can deliver.

[@jimshelby406]

@@jalkabre5904 agreed Adam. That’s the single greatest live vocal performance in rock history ever. PERIOD

[@themetalmaniac7811]

Rising was rainbow's second album and it was released in 1976. it's by far one of the most influential albums of the 1970's

[@jayman58016]

Ronnie James Dio had one of the most iconic voices in rock. Even if auto-tune had existed back at that time I have no doubt he never would've used it. He had no need for artificial voice enhancement.

[@das11270110]

One of, if not the greatest heavy metal/hard rock songs ever recorded

[@tanwarayush1]

Calling Richie Blackmore "that guitar player" has to be a blasphemy, but i get it my guys! Also, no autotune in that era. Just pure, raw and authentic vocal delivery!🤘🏽

[@inspector13jjf]

As soon as I seen Rainbow I clicked like. How can you not? Ritchie Blackmore of Deep Purple fame & Ronnie James Dio who later went to Black Sabbath to take over after Ozzy then eventually went on to start his own band Dio.

[@colrhodes377]

The song Light in the black directly follows to tell the rest of this story. Check it out and complete the tale

[@jeffjdt]

Ronnie James Dio is my all time favorite vocalist. From Rainbow to Black Sabbath, his solo work, he is amazing! Even his band ELF was awesome. He seemed like such a nice guy. Legend!

[@richarddimeck4578]

The end of richy Blackmores solo you can actually picture first the wizard climbing the stairs of the tower and then stepping off to float and lastly falling to the ground. Love this song

[@metalguru85]

Dio: Holy Diver would be a dope reaction 🤘🏻

[@richarddimeck4578]

Oh yes please. 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@michaelkogut7661]

Dio on vocals. Amazing band

[@masudtazrian6791]

I love the fact that these reactors didn’t know about Dio and thought he used autotune.......once you know what this short man was capable of doing with his Voice you are bound to fall in love with him. One thing though, apart from Dio's magical vocals and Richie Blackmore's mesmerizing guitar plays, you should also take a look into the lyrics, its a story about a wizard who enslaved people to build him a tower so that he could leap from there and fly. There is a hidden message behind those metaphorical words, its an amazing song. You guys are lucky to react on this because not even in thousand years you could come by such a rare gem of a music that is Stargazer of Rainbow.

[@TypeOFace]

Now y’all need to properly introduce yourself to Ronnie James Dio - Man on the Silver Mountain - Rainbow (Live album version is great) Holy Diver - Dio Rainbow in the Dark - Dio Heaven and Hell - Black Sabbath Neon Knights - Black Sabbath

[@abiedavidantillon4258]

Great song

[@justinshook5332]

Glad you found these guys. This is who Jack Black is referencing. Specifically Dio.

[@ShanLH5]

Dio can you hear me? 😆

[@paulbathe1]

I was 15 when I heard this, now 60, and this song is still my favourite even with my love for Nightwish 😁

[@helmutkurtneumnn2026]

One of the best Rock albums EVER

[@Hayley.a]

Dio has never seen auto tune and it hasn't see him!

[@terryminator4208]

R.I.P. Ronnie James Dio.🤘🔥 The guitarist is Richie Blackmore. Formerly of Deep Purple.

[@MetroCrunch]

Guys, congrats. You just had your first taste of the man who's probably the all-time greatest vocalist in metal, Ronnie James Dio. The man was an absolute legend. He was more than just a singer, he was a storyteller. He brought his songs to life in a way that very few others could. And his voice was so damn powerful. Truly a legend.

[@markrichardson8378]

Cozy Powell on drums is killer.

[@ironman0917]

Amen brother...

[@uoabigaillevey]

Now you have to listen to part 2 of this story.. "A Light In the Black" by Rainbow.

[@gregorykenfield3134]

"This guy" is Ronnie James Dio, the greatest singer in the history of heavy metal...not "most talented," but "greatest." Here is a brief history lesson, to place this band in the proper historical context. Dio (RIP) had been around since the 50's, in a variety of genres. He eventually was the singer in an American band named Elf. Meanwhile, guitarist Ritchie Blackmore was busy tearing it up in Deep Purple. At some point, Blackmore left Deep Purple with the intention of forming a band with an even heavier sound. Former Deep Purple bassist Roger Glover had produced one of Elf's albums, and to make a long story a bit shorter, Blackmore replaced Elf's guitarist and formed Rainbow using most of the musicians from Elf. Blackmore and Dio recorded several albums as Rainbow using a constantly revolving list of musicians, until Dio himself left the band to replace Ozzy in Black Sabbath starting with the "Heaven and Hell" album (Blackmore would replace Dio and continue with a few different singers before disbanding Rainbow and reforming Deep Purple). The drummer was Cozy Powell (RIP), a fantastically skilled drummer who played with a number of bands including Black Sabbath, Whitesnake, and many others. Hope this was useful, God bless!!

[@BegToDiffah]

Behold the greatness of Ronnie James Dio! Not only the greatest metal singer of all time, but the lineup on this track has rarely been beaten... Dio, Blackmore on guitar, and Cozy Powell on drums especially. As good as it gets!

[@ameliacharles2284]

One of the highest regarded Rock Vocalists, Ronnie James Dio. A total legend. Should have been in your Vocalist Tournament, but you were not aware of him He's sadly no longer with us, but he left us an incredible legacy. Mr Richie Blackmore on Guitar. Another all time great. He is worshipped by millions. Rainbow had several Vocalists over their tenure, but RJD was my favourite

[@alekhidell]

Best, most soulful rock outro vocals on any track ever. RIP Ronnie James Dio.

[@markprewitt6789]

No auto tune at all.a bunch of incredible musicians from the mid 70's.

[@DukeEnlil]

Yes it was recorded with orchestra from Germany!

[@pintsize6662]

You know you want it Wintersun - Sons of Winter and Stars (Live at Sonic Pump Studio)

[@CygnusKC]

You guys just witnessed the birth of Heavy Metal... Along with Black Sabbath, which Ronnie James Dio also eventually sang for after Ozzy's departure. Autotune? This was a quarter century before such a thing was even thought of.

[@ronpadavona1967]

The birth of Celtic metal

[@SC-ej6zl]

This is all pure talent. No auto tune. You just witnessed greatness.

[@johnsherman4035]

Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow was formed when Ritchie left a band Deep Purple that he co-founded. His solo is still mind blowing to this day. Dio got his start here and I think this era of his career is where his my favorite. His power is unreal

[@gorramnelf]

I listened recently to some Elf - the Dio project that morphed into Rainbow when Blackmore came around. Dio might have got his first shot of fame with Rainbow, but his skill and talent were very evident with Elf. Check them out, very good.

[@waynetibble890]

This song was way before auto tune , maybe you should think before opening your mouths. Twenty years before when people could actually sing and play instruments live

[@jimshelby406]

AutoTune?!?! Yeah I don’t think so. Well before AutoTune was even thought of there was this thing called Ronnie Dio. Bands like Elf, Rainbow, Black Sabbath & Dio were the only 4 bands who were fortunate enough to use this incredible technology. Ronnie Dio was/is/will always be the greatest voice ever in Rock. AutoTune?!?! Please...

[@ronpadavona1967]

Don't forget dio and the prophets dio and the reddcapps dio and the electric elves the elves and elf late 50's his career began .

[@ElevatedLevetator]

No autotune here Boys! If you wanna see dio live, watch heaven And hell 86. He has the most powerful stagepresence out of any front man ever And he is Even better live than in the studio

[@CrazyhorseDK]

Last in line live

[@ElevatedLevetator]

@@CrazyhorseDK heaven and hell 86 is better.

[@CrazyhorseDK]

either @@ElevatedLevetator

[@Stephanie-lm7sp]

No autotune in 1970 guys. People had raw talent. Dio would slap you. Noooooo. He was too nice of a guy. The 5 4' Voice.....

[@CasonovaCorkClub]

Best Rock n Roll Song Ever ... and best Rock Lineup!

[@metalguru85]

You'll know Rainbow with the song Since You've Been Gone. This song was Dio on vocals. A future winner of your top vocalist tournaments for absolute sure. You don't get to replace Ozzy in Black Sabbath with auto tune 😉

[@neuromancerx]

welcome to Dio and Ritchie Blackmore experience

[@sopdox]

Ronnie James Dio was the singer other singers wish they could be.

[@jalkabre5904]

Considered one of the most epic songs of all time.... super star group.... Ronnie James Dio, Richie Blackmore, and Cozy Powell. POWERFUL music.

[@Dibbdroid]

If you think Dio used auto-tune over 20 years before it was introduced then someone is taking way too many drugs. Check out Rainbow Live in Munich 1977. Pure

[@leonaluna3307]

I love Ronnie James Dio. The godfather of metal, the king of darkness ❤ You should react to Heaven and Hell by Black Sabbath, and Holy Diver next

[@ElevatedLevetator]

Man this is the best reaction channel ever! Love your guys Vibe And energy. You get it! Wish I had friends to listen to music with like this

[@stevecurtis3636]

8 & a half minutes of greatness

[@roadkill7314]

Come on! No auto tune back in these days! Just pure talent. That's what makes this era so great; they could reproduce this live! Oftentimes even better live! There are still a few groups who can deliver live; I know you've reacted to Nightwish. Have you guys done Band Maid live? P.S. If you want something similar to Dubstep but more rock, react to Lindsey Stirling featuring Lzzy Hale doing Shattered.

[@tigertriumph1453]

The best vocals ever!

[@erasmoaragon5886]

Oh shit!, 43 years I heard this song for 1st Time and still cause me deep emotion, chicken dots, great memories, I have my old Vinyl LP. Great band

[@stephenwray8117]

One of my favourite Rock songs ever. 1975 and this track still holds up today. Ronnie James Dio is one of the greatest ever vocalists and Ritchie Blackmore on guitar is the greatest

[@EchoesDaBear]

What you just heard was our beloved demonic elf, Ronnie James Dio! Metal singer extraordinaire!! His small stature belied his absolutely booming, almost operatic, wailing voice! Match that with the insane guitar wizardry of Richie Blackmore (of Deep Purple infamy), Cozy Powell (too many references to mention - he's a drumming god!), Tony Carey on keys and Jimmy Bain on bass, and you have RAINBOW! This song is EPICness personified. From the beginning drum fill, to Richie's almost middle eastern tinged guitars to RDJ's voice - there is nothing like it! And please don't even go there with autotune - first off - it didn't exist in '76, any flaw was there for the world to see, so you had to be good - and Dio was one of THE best! RIP RDJ!

[@Ammeo]

There will never be another Ronnie James Dio

[@ИванИванов-р8ь8ч]

This is the greatest rock/metal song of all time.

[@melk1393]

Agree 💯

[@packmancm]

The guitar solo in this song is played by Ritchie Blackmore and he is playing a B phrygian dominant scale Which is popular in Egyptian and Arabic music

[@MrAmorphis666]

One of the best songs ever, imo. Cozy Powell put on a clinic on the drums.

[@gator4458]

No autotune until 1997

[@ronb6152]

Dio also sang for Black Sabbath for a time. Their song , Heaven and Hell, was thought by Dio to be the best song he had done.

[@anyonebutme7880]

You have reviewed the ultimate song in human history.

[@Kevin_Fiol]

"Former DIO, Black Sabbath and Heaven and Hell drummer Vinny Appice has confirmed that legendary singer Ronnie James Dio "never warmed up" before hitting the stage."

[@chrismcdowell3116]

Ronnie James Dio never needed and never used auto-tune. His voice is unmatched. #RIP RJD

[@karenlazenby6440]

Ronnie James Dio did NOT use autotune! He was the GOAT! Check out Rainbow 'Mistreated' LIVE in Munich 1977, same concert he sings Stargazer in. Dio is BETTER live, his voice was THAT great! Check out more Ronnie James Dio in either Rainbow, Black Sabbath or Dio, he fronted all 3 bands. ENJOY!!!

[@jonkwape3097]

Joke's on you, autotune uses Dio.

[@UnethicalLogic]

Fun Fact: That was Dio's Voice. He was the God of Metal Vocals... As a operatic singer and voice teacher once said: "He was a god of voice."

[@SoulsborneKnights77]

Back in 1976 Sir 🤘🤘🤘🔥🔥🔥

[@nutrientek3243]

This is some drivin' slow with a stink-face, all windows down, max volume, type music.

[@unknownskata8317]

Hey guys please react to child in time by deep purple, you will understand that all these guys don't need an autotune, the only thing they have is their voice and their talent

[@bzhastro]

Richie Blackmore and DIO !!! What else ?

[@maryannerazzano7692]

Three best voices in metal : Dio , Halford and Dickinson 🤘 you need to watch these guys LIVE. Ronnie James Dio is the one who started this -🤘. He also played with Black Sabbath for awhile, check out Holy Diver

[@crg1819]

Id add Plant and Mercury to that list 👍

[@LordBaldur]

Sure you know this by now, but this was not made with autotune or reverb. None of that. Dio simply had an amazing voice throughout his life. I’d even put him above Freddy Mercury.

[@deeppurpleinisolation]

Great reaction. Phasers on drums were used a lot during the 70's. Auto tune hasn't been around for that long. Bands like Queen, The Sweet and many others used techniques to build harmonies and manipulate pitch (speed up the tape, etc) But Dio, like Gillan, Coverdale, Hughes and the rest of that breed, never used any kind of manipulation on their vocals as far as I know.

[@Stephanie-lm7sp]

LOLOLOLOLOL Surely you gest!! Autotune 😂 No guys. A voice which can only be blessed from the universe. Mr Ronnie James Dio and Mr Ritchie Blackmore....ABSOLUTE GODS!!! WAAAAAAY underated in covos of at least top 10 lists for voice and guitar. THEY ARE YOUR FAVORITE SINGERS SINGER AND GUITAR PLAYERS FAVORITE GUITAR MASTER. I'd say top 10 interchangeable with other masters! Dio was known as the voice . Ritchie?? No words.

[@blacktower7777]

A lot of singers use auto tune. Auto tune uses Ronnie James Dio!!!!

[@ronjm945]

Welcome to mid seventies progressive hard rock by Rainbow. The guitarist name is Ritchie Blackmore who played with Deep Purple & vocalist Ronnie James Dio (R.I.P.) who went on to play with Black Sabbath and Dio. The drummer Cozy Powell (R.I.P.) was a beast and played with many bands including ELP.

[@jerryhensley6255]

He is the king of rock and roll you can meet him once tell him your name meet him again and like 5 10 years and he will remember your name and where he met you

[@zoniekat]

What's wirh the auto tune talk? Are you serious? You know this is old school. Not to mention, there was a powerful story here. Hollywood talked too much interrupting it. Normally I don't make a big deal out of lyrics but you guys were even wondering what stargazing was about.

[@paulmosier9259]

RJD was awesome and didn't need any help.

[@kikiu2619]

There wasn''t autotune in 1976. Dio sings like this also live.

[@RaymondBCrisp]

RJD was a vocal wizard...

[@gerardolillo8748]

One of the things I appreciate the most about you guys, is your broad mind to listening to music outside of your comfort zone. You are the best. Pleas go next time with some Iron Maiden!!! "Brave New World"

[@josevalverde13]

I was waiting for this and Ronnie never used auto tune. Now do rainbow eyes