Dio - We Rock | REACTION
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LOVE Vinnie Appice’s drumming & his fills in this Banger !
Dio used to play this a lot as an encore. Vinny’s drums are killer!
Vivian Campbell killed all the guitar parts on those first Dio albums. Pure fire.
me and my friends guitar studied the hell out of those albums such an prototype metal guitarist
That is Murray on the cover. So here is the deal guys. When Dio put the first band together he made an agreement with all the guys that they would put every bit of money they had into making the album and the subsequent supporting tours with the kind of stage show to compete with the best, but in turn they would need to sacrifice in terms of salary and personal pay day in order to make it happen. Holy Diver was a bigger success than could have even anticipated, but they stuck to the plan and reinvested the money back into the tour and subsequent albums, etc. Going into the 3rd album, Sacred Heart, they had pretty much achieved what they had set out to do, so Vivian approached Ronnie about their original agreement and when the band's salaries would be increased. Ronnie sort of kept putting him off. Some believe the Ronnie's wife and manager, Wendy Dio, was calling the shots and Ronnie just following along. Wendy viewed Ronnie as the talent and name brand, with the band more like hired guns and ultimately replacable. In the end, their salaries were never raised, at least not to a level Viv ever thought was fair. Vivian was very bitter that Ronnie did not keep his word. Ronnie and Wendy claim a different version of the story, of course. From that point Vivian was very disheartened and discouraged with the business of music. It became more of a job and less of a passion. He did a project with a band call the Riverdogs, then played in the touring band for Whitesnake along with Adrian Vandenberg in support of the 1987 self -titled album. The incredible John Sykes (also Thin Lizzy, Tygers of Pan Tang, solo and Blue Murder) was the guitarist on the record, but had a falling out with Coverdale prior to the tour. Sykes' guitar sound is one of the best ever for hard rock/metal. Incredible. Anyway, got sidetracked, sorry. Then Viv made the move from Whitesnake to Def Leppard, which was a very shrewd business move. Leppard needed to replace Steve Clark, RIP, and he fit right in. For Vivian it was a steady gig with a very successful, and what became a very stable, band as well. Vivian endured a battle with cancer, which the band supported him through and gave him the necessary time to seek treatment, which has led successfully to remission of the cancer. After Ronnie's passing, Viv got back together his original Dio bandmates and formed and band called Last In Line as a side project that sees a return to 80s Dio hard rock/metal format. Vivian stands by his version of the story, but he has done his best to forgive and let go of the bitterness. For the diehard fans of early Dio, we are just happy to hear Viv return to that same aggressive attacking sound and style. Check out the Last in Line stuff, it Rocks! But back to Dio, please do Stand Up and Shout sometime, the song absolutely makes you want to! Dio went through several other great guitarists over years, but Vivian was always my fav, at least until Doug Aldrich for the album Killing the Dragon. I saw that tour live and he just killed it. He also played the Viv solos practically note for note, which he understands (as a fan himself) how that can be important. Doug also went on to play in Whitesnake later and then later and currently with the Dead Daisies, as well some other side projects. Check out them all! Oh, and again, when you listen to the Whitesnake '87 album or the band Blue Murder, appreciate that great killer guitar tone, sustain and vibrato as John Sykes! Check out Crying in the Rain. Thanks guys! Peace, take care. Rock on. 🤘
One of best vocal performances in the music business and great live
An amazing DIO song
the way he sings it has soo much conviction behind it you believe it!!!
Top 5 Dio tune, for me. The title track is amazeballs, too. Cheers!
While I'll echo many others in Dio comments that have suggested the next song you react to with Dio singing be Stargazer by Rainbow, I'll list a few reasons. For Ty, it begins with an incredible kick-ass drum solo (Cozy Powell was a fantastic drummer). This is an epic, 8-minute song, so quite a different composition to the 2 you've done. Dio wrote the cool lyrics, from the point of view of an Egyptian slave forced for decades to build a pyramid. Dio was a bit younger here, and hits some higher notes. Ritchie Blackmore gives us an awesome guitar solo. Plus, it's just a great song! Thanks!
Vinnie appice was in sabbath with Dio for mob rules when dio left so did vinnie...both returned for sabbath's dehumanizer album
can you believe the guitarist is now playing the smooth ballads of def leppard now, opposit,😳
Dio - genius of heavy metal rock and a humane and dignified person. Recover Hear'N"Aid - "Stars" (1986). He led the union of hard rock and heavy metal personalities for social purposes. Unforgettable.
Another song from this band that you SHOULD react to that’s similar in tempo, but much faster and harder in my opinion, is the song “I SPEED AT NIGHT”. Not sure which album the song is on exactly (hopefully someone will mention it in the comments) but I’m sure it will end up on your playlist.
Why? Ripping guitar. Thundering drums. Dio’s epic voice. All packed into a galloping ensemble of speed metal that will leave you breathless and feeling aggressive by the end.
I was just about to suggest it!
Carmine's bro, Vinny, on drums.
rIDE OUT, sCREAM & sHOUT, cARRY-ON, WE rOCK!
the best lyrics in song!!
Viv & Vinny are also both in a recent supergroup called Last in Line, which is also very good. "Starmaker" and "Devil in Me" are both good example tracks.
There is a Dio documentary in theaters on September 28th. It came across my feed the other day. Carabu studio in Colorado is where Chicago recorded and wrote many of their songs. That is in the Chicago documentary and the doc about finding Terry K's guitar by his daughter.
Saw Dio twice back in the day. At a smal theater in ‘83 with Twisted Sister opening and then mid 80’s . We rocked 🤘
Vinny Appice is a beast. Younger brother of Carmine Appice.
STRAIGHT THROUGH THE HEART needs a look
Vinnie plays like the drums owe him money love it SAVAGE
And voila! Melting brains!
You guys are spot-on that guitarist Vivian Campbell shines more on this particular song than Ronnie James Dio does, himself. That said, if you really want to hear the full, Ronnie James Dio experience at his finest, check him out out on his first outing with classic heavy metal lords Back Sabbath themselves, on the song "Children of the Sea", from their 1980 album "Heaven and Hell". It's timeless...and utterly magnificent.
Definitely need to add "Stand up and Shout!" to your review cue. That song will literally make you WANT to stand up and shout.... Energy is OFF THE CHARTS...
This is quintessentiall 80's metal
but Dio's finest moment was with
Black Sabbath.Tony Iommi's warm greasy foul tone meshed perfectly with Dio.. Ronnie previously did brilliant work with other legends but the Dio era Sabbath was his finest moment.
Suggestion- "Sign Of The Southern Cross" off Mob Rules.
I love Dio, but this song is just okay imho. Next time try one of these, 'Don't talk to Strangers', 'The Last In Line', 'Rainbow In The Dark', 'Mystery', 'Gypsy', 'Invisible'...
For just an "okay" song Metal Allegiance with some of the biggest names in metal thought it was good enough to cover.
@@patrickbateman7369 still just an 'okay' song for me.
@@allisterfiend_2112 But I do like your list of songs
@@patrickbateman7369 Thanks!
Vivian was also in Whitesnake when they were at their most popular after he left Dio.
I have been blasting this every July 10th for years...as the date is Ronnie James Dio, my girklfriend, and my birthday. We rock! \m/
everybody chanted dio dio in concert. & the devil horns! uncle took me to my 1st concert & that was my fav song at the time. was 16!
Check out Don't Talk to Strangers...phenomenal!!
That galloping BASS !
Vivian Campbell was in the second Variation of whitesnake in the 80s
I crank this song in my truck on the factory speakers. Don't judge.
In my personal opinion, Dio's best album was "Last In Line" (with title song by the same name). Check out ANY song from that album. Any at all. Pick one at random. Every song on Dio's "Last In Line" album was pure GOLD. I promise.
Okay, okay, I'll choose one for you. Listen to the song "Egypt (The Chains Are On)". But trust me when I say that every song on that album is PURE GOLD.
lock up the wolves album dio hired a 17 yr old prodigy guitarist listen to that cat he ,s amazing for his age
Go check out Dio from the early 60s , 1961 Doo-Wop !!!! And in 1967 band named “ Ronnie Dio and the Prophets “ !!!!! Very different!!!!
more reactions please you are my favorite
Love this album so much... one of those records, like most of the Dio band, that you can't play loud enough... just an absolutely fantastic band all around... also a push to do I Speed At Night, track 4 off this same album... killed a pair of really nice 6x9 Pioneer polypropylene speakers in my 67 Cougar to that song, hehe, it was worth it! Saw Dio early in his career and also thankfully later, opening for Iron Maiden.. still in his 60s and the man was amazing...
Got to listen to the title track- The Last in Line! A classic Dio song.
ManOwaR - Spirit Horse Of The Cherokee
Dio and Ozzy had amazing if not chosen or picked for auditioning... Vinnie Appice to Randy Castillo- sticks... Jake E. Lee to Vivian Campbell... Phil Soussan or Jeff Pilson
Vinnie played drums in BLACK SABBATH . .MOB RULES..
Tommy Alridge played sticks for Ozzy also future Whitesnake member
You should do his work with Ritchie Blackmores Rainbow. Some great songs off the Rising album. Highly recommend Stargazer, Run with the Wolf, and Tarot Woman. RJD is LEGEND
You should check out BULLET BOYS. The self titled album is amazing but your first has to be Smooth up in ya. From the vocal to the guitar as well as the drums are just amazing.
When he was with Sabbath was great. Check out Heaven and Hell. Masterpiece
Just like iron maiden he has great album covers. Check out his name in calligraphy upside down. It says devil..... Dio ( dios, god) versus devil.. Ronnie was a singer in a choir and on a few albums as a choir boy
Vinnie apposite is an amazing drum
There's and official video that i would suggest you watch for this song and check out the song "I speed at night", it's pure fire and the guitar solo is amazing.
He kicked ass in white snake too
Hey, Could you plz react to Mornin’, The Theme from Moonlighting and Just to be Loved by Al Jarreau? This guy is AMAZING
Very entertaining! React to the title track of this album.
You should also check out songs on the Black Sabbath album Mob Rules where Dio sings vocals there's several songs on there that jam also my personal favorite is falling off the edge of the world and by the way the last in line cover is people being judged and heading into hell/ lake of fire. Just the Evil humans.
Every guy in his band is "the guy"
Todo un himno
Please do I Speed at Night, one of their fastest songs
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Great that you young'us are digging some old school metal, but did one of you refer this as 'thrash'? This is a great, speedy, metal song, but it's hardly thrash. If you want thrash start with Chemical Warfare by Slayer....
Have you ever covered Janis Joplin? I have not found one yet.
Try the following:
Ball and Chain (Monterey Pop Festival 1967)
Cry, Baby
Maybe
Me, and Bobby m gee
Just to start.
The best is Little Girl Blue..from Tom Jones Show 1969
This woman sang from the depths of her heart. Nobody knows how to do that now. Pure raw talent.
No electronic aids, just pure talent.
Oh, bye the way, it would help if you could hold all your comments to the end. We would enjoy hearing the artists
Without interruption.
Thank you
Thanks for the kind comments! We comment during the song partially due to fair use reasons. You can always fast forward. Thanks for watching 👍
Viv Campbell was with Whitesnake for a while, too. And Def Leppard are metal, just not as heavy as Dio.
Listen to rainbow-stargazer( music video)
You’ll earn a sub
Why dolby d+?
You guys talk way too much. It breaks up the continuity of the music. Talk before and after not during.
You can listen without interruption on your own time OR just fast forward.
vinnie appice was a fkn beast on drums