Shocking Reaction To Dio - Give her the gun

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[@spideyman2099]

Super underrated album. Jesus, Mary and the Holy Ghost. Hollywood Black, Fire Head and Pain are all amazing, super heavy.

[@josephbarr1659]

No mention of the song "Evilution"?

[@Carlosalvarado-bz1tf]

That's a sick song bro. I was listening to that song in my car high AF and the end came along an I was freaking out looking at the speakers. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@larrym5120]

I thought it was all sub par and disappointed by it.

[@thechestermoore]

Thanks so much for doing this! My favorite-ever Dio song. I have an amazing story about it too. I was 21 in 94 when this tour came to Houston. I was in the front row and kept hollering for this song and about the fourth song in Dio looked at me and said, "Later my friend". They ended up playing it! After the show I met him at the tour bus, he looked right at me when I walked up and said, "You know that wasn't in the setlist tonight but I could tell you were a real fan." Fast forward six years I got to interview him for an hour in his dressing room in New Orleans. At the end of the interview, I said, "I know you'll never remember this but in 94 on the "Strange Highways" tour I kept hollering for "Give Her the Gun" and you played it." He looked right at me and said, "Chester you know it wasn't in the setlist that night. I played it for you." He explained they were alternating that one and "Hollywood Black" and it was the night for "Hollywood Black" but he changed it. I have met almost all of my heroes in music and guys like Paul Stanely and Alice Cooper and Jon Schaffer were great but none like Dio.

[@josephbarr1659]

Thanks for sharing your incredible story. Although I never got to meet him, I saw him twice in concert. Every fan account of meeting him reinforces how great a person he was and how generous he was with his time spent with fans. You are blessed to have met him. Greatest metal vocalist EVER. 🤘❤️🤘

[@sincerestearnestmc01230]

Cheers Ronnie. Wish I 'd of met you in this lifetime in person, That would have been a very very cool thing. I was also suprised you were not the tallest of guys because you stand ten feet tall on stage. Rock on till one day we share a brew. RIP.Ronnie James Dio. ~Ē.

[@MarislavaBermann]

Dio was incredibly kind with his fans, he appreciated them maybe like nobody else. Thank you for your story! I've never met him but through the comments like this I can feel his light soul. And his excellent memory for faces.

[@jaydemetrick8399]

Dio's heaviest album. This song is super raw. Dio cared deeply about and even helped put together a charity for street youth, abandoned, and abused kids. You can hear it in the lyrics of his other songs Invisible, Rock 'n' Roll Children, and especially the track Throw Away Children too.

[@ВсадникАпокалипсиса-я9е]

nah. Angry Machines is heaviest and most baddass, but this one is second coolest

[@jaydemetrick8399]

@@ВсадникАпокалипсиса-я9е I find the production on the Angry Machines album thin and primitive compared to the rich, heavy sound of the production on the Strange Highways album.

[@jim62000]

Dio goes heavy on this album! Love it! He almost gets into the area of harsh vocals at times!

[@Nissardpertugiu]

He always use rasp since late 60's More time passes , more the rasp was warm But by the time of Dezhumanizer and Strange highways , he updated it very very Nasty . Almost extreme . The ending of Pain is a bad ass moment . I love it . If its what you mean

[@jim62000]

@@Nissardpertugiu hell yeah man, awesome stuff

[@Impalaman1968]

Yeah T....this is my first time hearing this particular Dio song too. Well at least the studio cut anyway, because I saw him perform it live back in the 90s at the legendary Hammerjacks nightclub here in Baltimore, Maryland. That's the night that I had the blessing of meeting Ronnie and his wife Wendy. What a humble, friendly, and personable couple they were, spent about an hour talking with them. Super cool guy, no ego whatsoever, I'll never forget it, R.I.P. Ronnie. The lyrics are definitely a stark departure from his usual Wizards and Dragons writings. But the point is loud and clear. Can't say that I disagree with the message either. Harsh? Maybe. ....but. .....I guess that he felt that there's no redemption from doing something so sick, depraved and heinous, especially to his own daughter. And if left to proceed with his ways, he would do it again, possibly to a younger sibling or a friend, maybe her future child. The only permanent way to end the abuse. For good. Excellent track, and reaction as well, the look on your face when the context of the lyrics hit home was exactly what Ronnie intended when he wrote them. Dio was a lyrical master, and all of his songs are intelligent and thought provoking, sometimes painting otherworldly images in the minds of his listeners. Definitely one of a kind, never to be duplicated, truly a voice for the ages.... he is sorely missed from the metal world. As always, Peace and love from Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A!

[@josephbarr1659]

Thanks for sharing your story about meeting Dio and Wendy. It's amazing. I've heard probably 100 accounts from fans who met him, and they're all the same about how respectful and generous Dio was as a person. It's truly awe inspiring and it goes to show how much Dio adored his fans. 🤘 I miss Dio and listen to him almost every single day. 🤘❤️🤘

[@thefunkybuddha69]

First time hearing this track, and it further proves that Dio is one of the greatest Rock singers of all time. Damn, bro! That man can belt out a tune.

[@lancecornell9978]

Hard core. Savage vocal from Dio and hard riffs. Dark subject

[@sopdox]

I’m probably in the minority but I’ve always loved Mystery from The Last in Line album.

[@barnabyssjones]

I fucking LOVE that song!! "Silver linings can disappear, but they always shiiiine"

[@jimmysworld2512]

DIO: My Eyes, It's Not About Love, Fever Dreams. Love your channel man ❤🔥🤘

[@bigfudge5978]

That whole album is fire.... Keep it going man...

[@fabiodregs]

love this song....Dio is the best ever....

[@reverendriff5597]

The Vegas Kings, Ronnie and the Rumblers, Ronnie and the Redcaps, Ronnie Dio & The Prophets, The Electric Elves, Elf, Rainbow, Black Sabbath, Solo career... Where does one start? I'm going to recommend a song that most of your viewers have NEVER heard. Dio & Kerry Livgren - To Live For The King. Kerry Livgren was a longtime songwriter and guitarist for the band Kansas. Trust me, this tune is a hidden gem.

[@jeffwhitely2903]

Ronnie James Dio was a Doo-Wop star in the 60s

[@starburstppl]

I absolutely love this song!!! It's one of my all time favorites!! The lyrics were powerful about child abuse, but needed to be said. Dio is a master lyricist and story teller. R.I.P. Ronnie, you are sorely missed.

[@Nissardpertugiu]

This album is very , very Heavy and nastyyy . Very underrated . Great riffs , drum , abstracts solo , and incredible vocals

[@joshprestridge8104]

Avid dio fan. 1st time hearing this track, but from what I've come to love and understand about his music is that he paints a story with a clear picture. I'd be willing to bet that this track refers to a specific incident that fascinated him. In reference to other dio songs, I absolutely love his stuff. Rainbow in the dark, holy river, heaven and hell, die young, killing the dragon... are all some of my favorites of his... I will say this about his track "die young"... there's an acoustic version by Robb Flynn of the band Machinehead that I enjoy more

[@sirsuse]

Ronnie's voice is so fucking AWESOME!

[@gabrielfarnesi8790]

I never heard this song before, even though I am a bit familiar with Dio's discography. I thought it was powerful and fantastic. Kudos to Jeff for this suggestion! Keep up the great channel, guys. I really enjoy watching you guys react to some of my favorite music of all time. Cheers.

[@michaelevans1578]

First time hearing this track. Usually listening to Dio takes you into fantasy with dragons and demons. This song hit hard and focuses on a real monster that should be slain.

[@2deth3]

Black Sabbath - Dio on Vocals - Song- --Computer God --- from the 1992 album Dehumanizer

[@josephbarr1659]

That whole album, Dehumanizer, kicks so much ass. Love it all. 🤘❤️🤘

[@megarocks911]

Awesome reaction my friend, very underrated alubum. DIO rocks RIP DIO Ronnie James

[@jasonrichardson1208]

Wow! I love your reactions bro! Haven't heard this tune in years...forgot how great it was. As for the message of the song, Dio quite often voiced his concern with society's "sins ". Another common theme in Dio's music deals with human obsession with machines (computer/technology) and how it destroys humanity. Keep going bro, the Dio hole is deep! 🤟

[@josephbarr1659]

I think he needs to react to some Dehumanizer, don't you?

[@jasonrichardson1208]

@@josephbarr1659 Absolutely. I had that album in mind also. Great from start to finish! 🤘😎

[@josephbarr1659]

@@jasonrichardson1208 Agreed 💯%. Dehumanizer is by far Sabbath's most underrated & underappreciated album ever. No album has been as good as Dehumanizer and received less fanfare. Nearly every song is a straight masterpiece. From the opening Computer God, which sets the tone. After All (The Dead) - Heavy grinding jam Letters From Earth - the Dio Sabbath version of Into the Void (my opinion) 🔥 Master of Insanity - uptempo, melodic, doomsday theme 🔥 Sins of the Father - uptempo, blazing guitar, sick ass descending riff toward the end 🔥 Too Late - vocal masterpiece, thoughtful lyrics, sick ass guitar solo that goes on forever. 🔥 I - just a straight banger, Period. Possibly best overall song on the album. 🔥 Buried Alive - Heavy af. Intensity builds with each verse. 🔥 *It took a minute for Buried Alive to grow on me, but I fully appreciate it now that I'm older. If I had to pick one Dehumanizer song for T to react to, I think it would be either "I" or "Master of Insanity", but only because I believe those 2 would have broader appeal.

[@jasonrichardson1208]

@@josephbarr1659 Dude, you're all over it!! Excellent analysis of that album! I couldn't agree more. 👏

[@jasonrichardson1208]

BTW, I love the passion that TnT bring to reactions...but I wonder how seriously they take suggestions without pay? I love seeing reactions to songs I love....but I'm not going to pay to see a reaction. 🤔

[@ellismartin8257]

the opening track on Strange Highways, Jesus ,Mary and the holy ghost is possibly the best track, in my opinion

[@vincer9960]

DIO and Dimash are my favorite singers ever. It's actually trippy how they have tons of similarities in their voice and vocal techniques.

[@derekb192]

Wow! A new fan! Dio has so many layers. If he grabs you, like he did me, there are so many unspoken gifts in ALL of his music. On this album only, you can’t go wrong, but I’d think Pain will hit you deep as well.

[@stefanosg4161]

Listen to Rainbow - Stargazer when Ronnie was their singer. From his solo work check out Dio - The Last in Line

[@jaega4247]

Big thumbs up for this. Stargazer may be one of the greatest songs I've ever heard, and the entire Last in Line album is also incredible. Would love to see TNT reacting to either/both of them.

[@josephbarr1659]

Uhm, dude. Literally Every Major reaction channel has done Stargazer. Aren't you tired of that yet?? 😂

[@stefanosg4161]

@@josephbarr1659 Dude it's not about me wanting to see the reaction, it's about sharing knowledge with someone who has never heard this masterpiece.

[@josephbarr1659]

@@stefanosg4161 I know, and it truly is a masterpiece. I was blown away the first time I heard it. And I've watched a lot of "first time reacting to Stargazer" videos. They're all pretty good for the most part. But I'm getting more into the deeper cuts now. Like "16th Century Greensleeves", and anything off Dehumanizer (Sabbath). I get what you're saying though. I was just pointing out that it's been done SO MANY times by other reaction KZbinrs.

[@guitarbyrd3425]

Dio Hungry For Heaven or Rock N Roll Children. I don’t think you’ve ever done those before. Classic Dio hits

[@LadyEvil]

I always jam out to RJD. Ronnie always was on a level above anyone else. For me personally, there are no bad tracks when it comes to Ronnie. He painted so artfully, in lyrical imagery, whether it was in the DIO Band, in the Rainbow band, in Sabbath, and even in ELF there were budding elements of what was to come from Him in the aforementioned bands. I can never forgive the critics in the record business, first they berated Ronnie for "being a dinosaur, always singing about rainbows and wizards, why doesn't DIO ever sing about something else?" So, Ronnie kept that in mind, wrote songs that weren't about wizards and rainbows and what did those same critics do? "Oh look, DIO has dropped his sword! What happened to all the rainbows and wizards ?" I'd have told 'em all to have a frigging hike off a short pier for that crap they pulled. I love His heavier sound, but I am in the minority of the fanbase most likely. Then again, I adore anything Ronnie did, I even go hunt up the one time from the 80s when Ronnie did a take on Rainbow In The Dark for Budweiser. Yes, really! (it wasn't uncommon in the 80s, to do jingles by various artists for things. We had beer commercials with dogs. Look up Spudz Mackenzie or Alex from Strohs for examples) You really need to go find some of that DIO Doowop, don't have to do a reaction if you don't want, since the songs are usually less than three minutes in length. There's even a version of Mr. Misery Ronnie sings all in Italian, I will find a link, hold on : kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIXQipV_q5xnhLM Yes, GHRG (Give Her The Gun) is intense, but Ronnie was very passionate about the horrors of child abuse and bringing awareness to it as often as possible. While Ronnie personally never endured abuse, but being from a close knit Italian American family, He clearly felt very strongly about it with regards to others who did and do endure it.

[@josephbarr1659]

I'm right there with you. Dio has no bad tracks. Just tracks that I play more often than others. And I love it all from Rainbow to Sabbath, Dio, and the short-lived Heaven and Hell. I miss RJD. Greatest metal vocalist EVER. 🤘❤️🤘

[@morlokvestai-kurak9680]

Ya ever meet the man? Super nice guy. Never too busy to talk to his fans. Classy guy. We will meet again, my friend. 🤘🤘 Rest in Peace. 🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@jamieperdue8663]

This is one of my favorite Dio albums. check out Jesus Mary and the holy ghost, the title track and evilution from this album.

[@josephbarr1659]

Evilution is straight FIRE. One of his best songs ever, IMO. Very dark and sinister. Would have been a great Sabbath song. But Tracy G. absolutely murders it on guitar. 👍

[@ronpadavona1967]

As far as I'm concerned this is his best album ever. Every song on this will suck your soul out and spit it down you throat. Magica , master of the moon, top 3 albums from him. I saw this tour in Grand Rapids Michigan at the orbit room. 🤘 miss you 🤘

[@sincerestearnestmc01230]

Bro you gotta check out Lock up the wolves album. I dont know why its not considered one of his best, but when you know the story behind the 17 year old winning a contest and making that album with him; It just becomes that much more badass. Because that kid KILLS IT! The whole album is badass man you gotta sample it bro. Im tellin ya.

[@brightlm25]

Thanks a lot I loved this album when it was released. I didn't have a problem with the new sound and I thought it was his best album, definitely much heavier than anything he had done as a solo artist.

[@josephbarr1659]

Same here. Tracy G. on guitar gave it a fresh, new, dark sound that I thought fit right in with Dio's style. I bought it right when it came out, and I believe it was his next studio release after Dehumanizer, which I also play almost daily even now.

[@JoeHell67]

Maybe Checkout 'Stsrs' his Charity Song, with many Rock Singers! or 'The Eyes' from his last Album 'Master of the Moon'

[@chrissarina981]

Hear N Aid Stars

[@DominusLuna]

Yea I bought this CD when it came out. I can't place the events of the relevant time period but I know I bought it. Around the time I found a Charles Manson CD in a used CD Shop.

[@josephbarr1659]

Dominus , me too. If you recall, this album was Dio’s next work after Dehumanizer. I couldn’t get enough Dio, and Strange Highways did not disappoint. “Evilution” possibly one of his best songs ever.

[@alextozzi8619]

Only the best people appreciate Ronnie, he was so awesome, I cried when he died. But hey, we still have his music, don't we?

[@cristianbanegas8329]

Ufff! Que poder !!! Dio Rules forever! No importa cuándo leas esto...

[@batfang5583]

If you like to just jam out and not pay attention to the lyrics, try a band called Age of Nemesis. They are from Hungary and if I remember correctly, all their songs are recorded in both English and Hungarian. I heard one today in Hungarian and since I don't speak it, I had no idea what they're singing about, but it doesn't matter because they are just tearing it up musically. Also a Russian band called Aria that's all in Russian; no English. But crazy mad music. There is also another Hungarian band the name of which escapes me. I'll post it if I remember it. When I listen to these guys, I just think of the vocals as another instrument so the actual words don't matter.

[@marbanivet]

I'm familiar with 80's stuff more i never heard this song thanks who ever recommended

[@josephbarr1659]

Are you familiar with the 1992 album Dehumanizer? If not, you DEFINITELY need to check that out. It was the album right before Strange Highways, and it was his last studio album with Black Sabbath. Incredibly underrated. Amazing vocals and as always, amazing guitar work by Tony Iommi. 🤘

[@marbanivet]

@@josephbarr1659 no i haven't thanks I'll check that out cause when dio was in sabbath that's how i got into black sabbath

[@jeremiahrose4681]

Why didn't I see this reaction before, nice find.

[@rosenpetrov8189]

So the world of Rock is larger than life.... Spread the word..

[@mikkaelrodriguez1770]

Dio songs to check out....Time Machine...Strange Highways....The Sign of the Southern Cross.....Stars (Hear n Aid)....... Bible Black, too many others to list.

[@serp9425]

Great choice of a song! So underrated

[@fzoulcmbyl2134]

This song is much more impactful considering our current times, savethechildren - gotta catch 'em all. 🙏 I believe I suggested these 2 before, but mine would be from the Lock Up the Wolves album, "Born on the Sun" and "Hey Angel". Studio Tracks.

[@fzoulcmbyl2134]

I really wanted to see this tour, but they cancelled in my area after the set blew up on Jens, I was pretty bummed and felt bad for him. I was surprised to see they have a video now for Hey Angel, unfortunately the solo is cut, but the concert footage is awesome, they need to release the whole concert.

[@rogerhickman6114]

Dio was the MASTER!! I got to meet and party with RJD a couple times in 2003. He was truly a very kind and curtious guy!!! It was so easy to talk with him!!! He made you feel comfortable!!! He is surely missed!!! Very good analysis !! Try some Run with the Wolves!!!

[@Carlosalvarado-bz1tf]

Lmao 😂 🤣 😂 I love this fucking song.🥰😂😂

[@JoeJoe-uy6ck]

By far my fave post Viv album

[@billdickie6151]

Great reaction vid...gotta love Dio \m/\m/

[@jeffreymeyer4848]

Dio was a strong and vocal opponent of child abuse, neglect, and exploitation. With all this Epstein revelation stuff and so many "powerful" people being involved in this heinous shit, I thought this would be an important song for you. As for this song: couldn't have said it better myself, right? Thanks for the listen. Peace, brother.

[@josephbarr1659]

Jeffrey Meyer I believe that Dio and Wendy had a foundation to help missing and exploited children. Heard about it on another reaction video.

[@jeffreymeyer4848]

yes, the "Children of the Night" foundation. Amazing people...

[@GrayFlannelAds]

Need to get some GHOST on this channel! I suggest "Majesty" or "Mummy Dust" as a good starting point.

[@powerzlave6663]

Dio is Just Incredible., miss him soo much....... Man, you have one of the best Reaction Channels in Rock and Metal and You haven't reacted to any of Bruce Dickinson's Solo Work???, lol, Book of Thel or Trumpets of Jericho would be Awesome Starts....., We know You Love Bruce...., Time to Discover His Solo Work...Cheers!!!!, TNT Rules!!!!

[@integrity101]

Whats the best solo B Dickinson album?

[@powerzlave6663]

@@integrity101 , The Chemical Wedding, released in 1998....

[@chrishagel4445]

Hey buddy what happened I have requested dream theater breaking all illusions live from breaking the fourth wall so many times and your other dream theater videos were awesome u even said u love them

[@puteraslayer]

Relax dude he have a lot this do do not you tube. I will come.

[@TEAMPHANTOMDAWGS]

🤘RJD🤘

[@97evo96]

Great album!!

[@andrewthomas3203]

love dio has well last in line is a good song

[@mojoriot2293]

Great song, I remember when I first heard it...Those lyrics really hit you in the gut when you get it. Btw, T, I just watched an amazing 'mini-doc' about Ozzy's 'Blizzard of Ozz' album. It's got Ozzy, Steve Vai, Rob Halford, & more. It's got lots of music & how it was made, touring stories, & rare Ozzy & Randy playing live on film. Best music documentary I've seen in a long time, & I think it's right up your alley. It's a bit too long for a reaction, plus I think Ozzy's stuff gets strikes, but I think you'd like to watch it at least. It's called "Ozzy Osbourne-30 years after the blizzard," on Ozzy's YT channel. Let me know if you want me to add a link Also, let me know if you watched/like etc. Catch ya later! 🤘😁

[@mojoriot2293]

Oh, and watch past the credits, Zak Wylde plays "Dee," by Randy Rhodes. An acoustic guitar instrumental that's titled for Randy's mom, & one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever made. Ok, that's all...🤘😁

[@jacedaren1492]

It would be great if you could react to NF. I just watched your falling in reverse video popular monsters. I really enjoyed it. Something that stuck to me was Tosha saying she doesnt listen to rap anymore because they arent saying anything or its all the same. I believe NF will surprise you. His newest album The Search is arguably his best and I think it would be some more quality content for your channel. 😁

[@gullscomic]

To stick on the same album, I love Bring Down The Rain or Here's To You. This album is kinda a "lost" album of Dio's catalogue. I like it. It's got Jeff Pilson from Dokken on bass.

[@LovelyDestructionSTL]

React to Erial by Dio, fantastic song, one of his best!! Its off the albim Magica 🤘🤘

[@ll7868]

Check out Metal Allegiance's cover of Dio's We Rock. It's a compilation with singers and musicians from multiple bands including pro wrestler Chris Jericho of the band Fozzy.

[@christopherkimball2264]

Same here great song lyrics made me stop and listen deeper. Check out his all the fools sailed away. I’m still trying to figure out exactly what the song is about. The lyrics are amazing.

[@waynebarnette1435]

If you like pantera try planet caravan it’s a trippy song but pretty cool 🤘🤘

[@Nissardpertugiu]

Its black sabbath

[@waynebarnette1435]

@@Nissardpertugiu everyone know that

[@waynebarnette1435]

@@Nissardpertugiu but make sure you do your research on who remixed the song… Pantera remixed it on their 1994 far beyond driven album 🤦‍♂️

[@mhart8525]

Can you do ACDC- are you ready offical video?

[@JoeHell67]

Very Heavy Album, like 'Angry Machines' I still don't own these two Albums.. Joe from Germany

[@josephbarr1659]

JoeHell67 I don’t own Angry Machines either. I’m told it’s Dio’s “worst” album, which is odd because it’s the same guitarist as Strange Highways, and I LOVE Strange Highways.

[@larrym5120]

@@josephbarr1659 Even Ronnie said that Angry Machines was a mistake. It was something experimental. Strange Highways was heavy. It was a vibe he carried over from the Dehumanizer album . It doesn't come close to being as good as Dehumanzier IMO.

[@josephbarr1659]

@@larrym5120 Oh, yeah I totally agree with you about that. Strange Highways can't touch Dehumanizer, for sure. But then again, not many Dio albums can, IMO. To me, Dehumanizer is just THAT good. Speaking of which, I had a chance to see them on the Dehumanizer tour, and I blew it. Something I will regret for the rest of my life. Anyway, I'm not disrespecting Tracy G. His style is certainly a bit different than what most of us were accustomed to at the time, but there were several good songs off Strange Highways. I especially loved Evilution. As far as Angry Machines is concerned, all I will say is that nearly every band has at least one "stinker" album in their career, so I won't hold that against Dio. Heck, look at Sabbath. They had Forbidden, which was terrible.

[@seelenwinter6662]

little bit drunk, a little joint and the music from dio... better than sex...^^

[@amrak5028]

Here is a HARD Rocking Band most have not heard. "GODZ" "Gotta Keep A Runnin" & "Candy's Going Bad" kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3e1coebpMiJaKs kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5jZiYOJZcimas0

[@patricecallahan8028]

Please please react to DIO Evil On Queen St.

[@jeffreymeyer4848]

That is a badass, blues-metal tune. Great suggestion!

[@memehammer4042]

Exelente!!

[@redformansfoot5718]

It's just a damn shame RJD is no longer with us.

[@M.Never.]

You haven't done any reaction on Rainbow so far, have you? I think you'd enjoy this live version of Catch the Rainbow kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGqlXmpnmruUbK8 (kinda longish) or Stargazer and A light in the Black (actually two parts of one song, from the Rainbow Rising album (kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIe7qmSFncZ4iLs and kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4LddGBvft-lars).

[@williamdrake6711]

New sub.... KING DIAMOND - TWILIGHT SYMPHONY Please

[@vitor3798]

Dio beress

[@xdavidgoliathx5890]

A Dio head-banger from the Lock up the Wolves album "Night Music" kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqOtc2BoeMqMmpo

[@chrissarina981]

Please react to Hear N Aid Stars. It was the heavy metal version of We Are the World. Dio Rob Halford Don Dokken Dave Meniketti Geoff Tate and more. Plus Neil Schon George Lynch Yngwie Malmsteen and many other legends.

[@joshsaunders6392]

4:32 why guilty

[@travismdrone]

Check your email... I just sent you the full Deftones album early!

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

WHAAAAAAAATTTTTTTTTTT???????? DUDE THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!

[@6archers]

It is not his first on the subject..

[@ou812401]

Say TmT may i ask what process to get a reaction ive sent suggetion and not to many replys is hy popular vote i have pay or u just haven't got to it it not just here. Ive spread it around to other sites one wants me to pay im not gonna pay to giet to hear what i know is. Good im from that era if that. Makes any. Sense not anly went. Torock i went to went to country jonhny cash williie nelson commadores kc and sunsine band patty la belle bb and albert king cher ect. Im nat mad i if im heiing disssed or certain people make the grade. Cause i can get dissed anywhere i said i don't like to use social. Media but i like thie site the best. But if u listen 2 only certain people. I m sure u got a. Lot suggestion i try . To i comh through suggest ion. To see what i could add if ugot it covered im doing no good here it your show and u. Gotta ca ur people now as 4 dio voo doo or sign of the southern cross i. Wait 4 your. reply

[@insufferablethrashelitist9305]

Love Dio, didn't care for this at all.

[@jeffreymeyer4848]

One of MY favorite tracks, but.... Thanks to you for having the integrity to be a fan and still go on record that not every song is a masterpiece. Much respect.

[@insufferablethrashelitist9305]

@@jeffreymeyer4848 same with zeppelin. Im essentially a life long fan, but they got some duds. I dont think there's any band that has nailed it every time. Not even megadeth!

[@josephbarr1659]

Not everyone's cup of tea, I'll give you that. It's a steep departure from his usual style, and Tracy G has a very "raw" sound on guitar. *Funny note: Also from this album is one of my absolute favorites called "Evilution". When I first played it for my brother (also a tremendous Dio fan) he said "it sounds like it came straight out of the pits of Hell". 🤣👹😈