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Your love of all things Ritchie Blackmore is very gratifying. Yes, he IS that good. And Stargazer has got to be one of the greatest rock songs ever written or recorded. Thanks for sharing your reaction.
I bought the album in 1976. It has remain one of my all time favourites. I'm 60 plus and feel joy watching the younger generation appreciating it as well
Hard to ignore where real music talent lies.. no matter the generation. People still listen to Bach,, Beethoven,, Elvis,, Simon & Garfunkel.. and we still listen to RAINBOW!! NO ONE CAN BEAT RONNIES vocals. Hes the GOAT!
What you have discovered is the compositional strength of Blackmore, composed by Blackmore on the cello you hear the bombastic Strum and Drang of this style of Wagner composition and then there is the Blackmore Snake Charmer scale - "Blackmore was the first rock player to make extensive use of Aeolian minor, throwing in Middle Eastern flavored licks from what has become known as Blackmore's snake-charmer scale (a variation of the Hungarian Minor)."
We are all blessed to be able to experience such talent and artistry. It doesn't matter these songs fall into such and such a genre or style of music. Life is short. We are all just lucky to be able to experience it. And make no mistake - rock music is as legitmate a form of music as any classical or jazz form. in this case, with just 5 musicians, the song is as evocatiove and emotionally challening as any clasical piece. And the musical talents of the performers are the equal of any. The band is tight and focussed, every perfomer contribting to the overall sound. Ronnie James's talents are the equal of any singer while Ritchie's prowess on the guitar is now the stuff of legend. Like I said - we are all just so lucky to be able to live and experience such wonderous musical talent and expression. Long live rock and roll.
"Stargazer" & "Light In The Black" were on one side of a vinyl album and was an entire story in 2 parts....so - You need to hear "Light In The Black" to complete this rock music journey.....Actually the whole album - Rainbow Rising....as track one "Tarot Woman" is where the story really begins. Lol
You’ve stumbled upon one of the greatest songs ever, and the singer Ronnie James Dio is widely considered to be the greatest metal vocalist of all time. You should check out Heaven and Hell by Black Sabbath when RJD took over for Ozzy Osbourne. Another great Rainbow tune is Gates of Babylon.
As a metal fan, I agree. Dio is the greatest Metal vocalist of all time. So glad you mentioned my all-time favorite band, Black Sabbath. The 3 studio albums with Dio (Heaven & Hell, Mob Rules, and Dehumanizer) created some of the greatest Sabbath tracks ever, and gave us many of Tony Iommi's greatest riffs and solos. The average metal fan commonly overlooks Dio-Sabbath, and even to this day, Ozzy-Sabbath remains more popular with the masses. But for the hardcore Sabbath enthusiasts, we appreciate the riffs on songs like "Country Girl", "Falling Off the Edge of the World", "Die Young", and "Master of Insanity", as well as the intricate & blazing solos in songs like "Wishing Well", "Lonely Is the Word", "Over and Over", and "Too Late". Dio brought out the BEST in Tony Iommi.
+1 for the Gates of Babylon. Great epic song off of "Long Live Rock and Roll," 1978 Rainbow album which was theIr last album with Ronnie James Dio on Vocals. Be sure to listen to the lyrics all the way to the end.
Ritchie is my favorite guitarist, I'm so glad I went to see Deep Purple twice in 1985 on their Perfect Strangers tour, one show was in Indianapolis and a few months later in Chicago, both superb performances.
"Stargazer" is generally recognized as one of the TOP 5 Metal Songs of All-Time! Cozy Powell killing it on the drums, Don Airey's classic keys, and, hey, isn't that Roger Glover over there on bass? Ritchie Blackmore, OF COURSE. Ronnie James Dio, OF COURSE. So perfect!
Roger Glover was still on DP when 'Rising' was released (1976), and Don Airey also joined later. By this time it was Jimmy Bain (bass) and Tony Carey (keyboards) after Dio's Elf bandmates got fired... of course these two didn't last long either...
@@marcrogers1051 Yes... my bad... I wanted to stress he wasn't still on Rainbow... and yes he was the first sack by Blackmore on DP... Glenn Hughes was in DP by this time...
@@thannaske5371 With DP and Rainbow it's always a mess with lineups and dates... and I too was wrong. Roger Glover was already out of DP too... I suppose he was producing bands and playing sometimes as guest.
Dio was absolutely wonderful to his fans. The stories out there from fans who actually met him are all testimonies to this fact. Dio once said, "Ritchie Blackmore taught me how NOT to treat fans". So I'm guessing Blackmore was kind of a jerk.
This still blows my socks off, after all these years! I vividly remember the first time I heard this - it deeply, deeply affected me on a fundamental level. I wasn't the same for weeks afterwards. Nothing else I've heard even comes close to what Dio, Blackmoore and Rainbow stirred in my soul. This is a very special performance, and it's as good as it is possible to get. I pretty much had a mystical experience when I first listened to it. That's no exaggeration either! There's a lot more to this song than just a band and orchestra playing together, it seems to actually affect conciousness.
They are NOT underrated. They are highly regarded. Ronnie Dio is regarded as one of the Best Rock/metal voices ever. Richie Blackmore is in the top 20 guitarists ever, and Cozy Powell blows Ginger Baker away. This was a Super Group.
Everything from the live in Munich 1977 album is worth listening to. Mistreated, Kill the King, 16th Century Greensleeves, Still I'm Sad and of course Catch the Rainbow.
Also, absolutely agree with this statement. 💯% true. I am a touch partial to "Sixteenth Century Greensleeves" from that performance, but I'll admit that "Catch the Rainbow" might be slightly more epic.
Stargazer es una canción de dimensiones bíblicas, que te engancha, te arrastra, te conmueve y te vuela la cabeza a la vez y eso lo sabe hacer como nadie un genio llamado R. Blackmore, el mejor guitarra de su generación (Y eso es como decir de la historia) y sobre todo un enorme músico, por supuesto con una banda enorme y uno de los mejores cantantes de la historia del rock el señor DIO..., que más que cantar INTERPRETA. El poder, la intensidad, la emoción, la grandeza que hay en Stargazer lo encontrareis en muy poquitas canciones Child in time y el solo de Comfortably Numb en Pulse pueden ser dos de ellas. Además goza del "anonimato" dándole un "status" de culto y evitando esa vulgarización y standarización de otras canciones como Stairway o Bohemian, que están hasta en la sopa. Sólo hay un problema con Stargazer que sólo dura 8 minutos. Resumiendo y creo haberlo leído en algún sitio..., Stargazer no es música ES UN MILAGRO 🙌🙌🙌👏👏👏👍👍👍
De acuerdo contigo en todo , menos en que DIO es unos de loa mejores cantantes del rock... RONNIE es el mejor cantante del Rock , Heavy Metal e incluso musica en general , nada mas que decir
@@antoniomartinez8846 No es por discutir, por debatir un poco ,😉 Gillan, Ronnie y Plant depende de los días..., la bestia de Gillan, el color y tono de Ronnie y el blues de Plant, para mi son la santísima trinidad. Saluuudos y feliz año
Para mi siempre blackmore ha sido injustamente subestimado por otros cómo Clapton, pague pero creo que estamos en presencia de uno de los mejores 3 guitarristas rock de toda la historia sus solos son impactantes y realmente galácticos
@@alvarojaviercarrillokirkman Opinamos lo mismo, pero creo que es más a nivel de conocimiento popular que en cuanto a calidad. Esa "impopularidad" también la fomento a lo largo de su carrera con su propio carácter y la "fachada" que se construyo frente a la prensa y los medios en comparación con otros guitarristas de su generación que trabajaron más el marketing y el "colegueo". Hay mucha gente que "rechaza" su última etapa de "trovador" pero tiene cosas realmente hermosas. Su evolución e inconformismo como MUSICO para mi es indiscutible, cosa que los guitarristas de su generación no han hecho, pues siguen viviendo de las rentas del pasado. Saludos y un placer
@@franciscojosejimenezmanzan1211 amigo exactamente de hecho en rainbow hacia y deshacía a su antojo y acuérdate que echo a Roger glover y después lo busco , pero indiscutiblemente sus perfomance en vivo son brutales incluso mejor que en estudio, realmente junto con gilmour y Eddy van halen son mis guitarristas preferidos saludos desde chile 🇨🇱
Cool song and reaction. I'm 73 years old and have been a music lover and collector since 1955. You like great guitar... I hope you eventually react to Joe Bonamassa, regarded as one of the great guitar players and has sold more blues albums than anyone in history. Might I suggest "Angel of Mercy" live at the Greek Theater.
I love music in all its shapes and forms; from Van Beethoven to Pavarotti and back, but this song, "Stargazer" has been my number two favourite song of all time (after Deep Purple's "Child In Time"). I was fifteen when I bought this album, back in 1976 and I haven't fully recovered yet. Many thanks for reacting to it. Warm greetings and well-wishes from Belgium.
Saw them live in Sydney 1976 and still gives me chills hearing them, best concert ever EVER. Check out Still I’m Sad from their Munich tour on TH-cam, WOW just WOW 💕💕💕🌈
@@josephbarr1659 yeah! Pilgrim is a great song too. Also “The golden palace” from totally driven :) I hope to see them after the corona virus will go away, they come a lot to my country so it will not be a problem.
Been looking forward to this song reaction for a while now :) Glad you guys enjoyed it and I 100% agreed that the outro to this song is one of the best outros ever written. The Temple of the King is another Rainbow song I would recommend for you guys!
yes that is a violin this was recorded with the Munich philharmonic orchestra, an amazing song and an epic performance from all involved. truly a masterpiece one of the greatest songs ever from any genre.
Omg, one of my faves if all time, love Ronnie James Dio, such an incredible vocalist, he fronted many bands and still remains on top, thank you for doing this one. Much love&respect^!^
You are so fortunate to have seen him onstage alongside Tony Iommi. I had a chance to go see them in 1992 on the Dehumanizer tour, and I blew it. It's a painful regret that I'll carry with me the rest of my life. I've seen Sabbath live 5 times, and I've seen Dio twice, but never Sabbath with Dio.
@@josephbarr1659 Hello. You have me beat! It was a great concert, but I always wished I had been at a Black Sabbath concert with Ozzy. I was too young, but would have loved that for sure.✌
Back in the days of tape cassettes in cars we wore the oxide clean off 'Long Live R&R'. 40 plus years ago now but I still play Dio, Rainbow, Sabbath and many more of Purple's offspring, every day. LOUD And the great strings backing is the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra - yet another Deep Purple trait.
I just discovered this song yesterday myself. It's so good that I bought two Rainbow Rising t-shirts and the CD a few hours ago. I haven't bought a CD since 2006, Audioslave Revelations album. It's that fuckin' good. Did you know there's a follow-up to this song called "A Light In The Dark". You should check it out.
This is the vid that allowed me to find you guys. I love your genuine reactions. I have been listening to this song since 1979 when I discovered it. Like you I feel the same way still after all these years. Ritchie Blackmore has been #1 since 1979 when I discovered him......you guys rock!!!! Stay genuine!!!
Back in the 80's there was a radio program called The Friday Rock Show introduced by Tommy Vance.... At the end of the year listeners were able to write in with their vote for the 40 top rock tracks of all time.... That list was nearly always the same for the Top 5 which looked like this: 1 = Stairway to Heaven = Led Zeppelin 2 = Stargazer = Rainbow 3 = 2112 = Rush 4 = Supper’s Ready = Genesis 5 = Xanadu = Rush
Imagine being an American teenager, stoned and seeing this RAINBOW RISING tour live. Go ahead, imagine it. Now use that X 20! It was powerful! They had a big rainbow going across and over the stage just like the album cover.
Great reaction to an awesome piece of music. You correctly heard the ‘middle eastern’ tone to blackmores guitar as he was using the Phrygian scales & chord progressions, not widely used in typical western music.
Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven Deep Purple - Child in Time Rainbow - Stargazer and the follow up Light in the Black Absolute epics! Heard a story that after a concert by Rainbow in Europe that finished with Light in the Black, the local cops taped off Cozy Powell’s double bas drum kit and declared it a crime scene coz Cozy didn’t just play those drums, he murdered them!
*Nice piece of trivia for you guys* Ronnie James Dio { R.I.P. } is the singer *AND* he is credited with starting the devil horns you see at so many concerts.! The index & pinky up thing.... INCREDIBLY powerful voice from I guy who was basically 5 feet tall...... nice one .....
Ronnie James Dio was front man for Dio, Rainbow and some years with Black Sabbath. Try out Ronnie's band Dio - Maybe start with Last in Line or Holy Diver.
Complimenti per la scelta!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Ronnie James Dio is the best voice of metal and Blackmore a real guitar hero. Stargazer is a pure MASTERPIECE. Please more Dio 🤘🏻🔥
This is a musical masterpiece. Did you know Ronnie James Dio never had vocal lessons. He was ALL self taught.In fact, he listened 2 opera singers, records. He studied them. He was a HUGE opera fan.
The next song on the album after Stargazer is A Light In The Black and is the lyrical continuation of Stargazer and also a great song! So check it out! Cheers!
Меня отец посадил на эту музыку. Rainbow и Deep Perple. А мне уже 38 лет. Завидую тем, кто слышит это на своем родном языке. Для меня это лучший тяжелый рок из всей истории рока.
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THAT'S THE BEST LEAD SINGER, GUITAR PLAYER, DRUMMER, AND SONG EVER!!!
This song is in my opinion one of The best rock songs i’ve ever heard.
I have to argue I would say it is one of the best songs I have ever heard, no matter what genre.
Amen to that 🤘
Dio tried to do the same with Heaven & Hell through Sabbath then Holy Diver and Rainbow again with Eyes Of Fire but far from it.
Man, no fear. Without the "one of"…
was 12 i first started listening to Rock Music.. Rainbow was one of them now 55 it still music to my ears Long Live Rock n Roll!!!
Ritchie Blackmore, Cozy Powell and Ronnie James Dio - you can't go wrong with that line up.
@Michael Dinneweth
Tony Carey.
He was huge on this album and "Live on Stage"
Saw this tour in San Jose, Wow!
Jimmy Bain on bass.
Your love of all things Ritchie Blackmore is very gratifying. Yes, he IS that good. And Stargazer has got to be one of the greatest rock songs ever written or recorded. Thanks for sharing your reaction.
"My eyes are bleeding, and my heart is leaving here. WOW! I really felt every bit of that shit,
❤
When Ronnie sings "My eyes are bleeding!!" the hair goes right up on my arms. Total gift to us fans..
You are eternal Ronnie! Miss you!!
The most epic rock song ever!!!!!!! Nothing even comes close!!!!!!
I bought the album in 1976. It has remain one of my all time favourites. I'm 60 plus and feel joy watching the younger generation appreciating it as well
Their reactions had me smiling the whole time 😁🤘
Hard to ignore where real music talent lies.. no matter the generation. People still listen to Bach,, Beethoven,, Elvis,, Simon & Garfunkel.. and we still listen to RAINBOW!! NO ONE CAN BEAT RONNIES vocals. Hes the GOAT!
What you have discovered is the compositional strength of Blackmore, composed by Blackmore on the cello you hear the bombastic Strum and Drang of this style of Wagner composition and then there is the Blackmore Snake Charmer scale - "Blackmore was the first rock player to make extensive use of Aeolian minor, throwing in Middle Eastern flavored licks from what has become known as Blackmore's snake-charmer scale (a variation of the Hungarian Minor)."
We are all blessed to be able to experience such talent and artistry. It doesn't matter these songs fall into such and such a genre or style of music. Life is short. We are all just lucky to be able to experience it. And make no mistake - rock music is as legitmate a form of music as any classical or jazz form. in this case, with just 5 musicians, the song is as evocatiove and emotionally challening as any clasical piece. And the musical talents of the performers are the equal of any. The band is tight and focussed, every perfomer contribting to the overall sound. Ronnie James's talents are the equal of any singer while Ritchie's prowess on the guitar is now the stuff of legend. Like I said - we are all just so lucky to be able to live and experience such wonderous musical talent and expression. Long live rock and roll.
"One of the best songs ever written...."
The "violin" you heard is Tony Carey - keyboards/synth and Munich Philharmonic Orchestra
Ritchie virtuose fait chanter sa guitare comme personne un monstre musicale 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸👏👏👏👏👏
"Stargazer" & "Light In The Black" were on one side of a vinyl album and was an entire story in 2 parts....so - You need to hear "Light In The Black" to complete this rock music journey.....Actually the whole album - Rainbow Rising....as track one "Tarot Woman" is where the story really begins. Lol
You’ve stumbled upon one of the greatest songs ever, and the singer Ronnie James Dio is widely considered to be the greatest metal vocalist of all time. You should check out Heaven and Hell by Black Sabbath when RJD took over for Ozzy Osbourne. Another great Rainbow tune is Gates of Babylon.
As a metal fan, I agree. Dio is the greatest Metal vocalist of all time. So glad you mentioned my all-time favorite band, Black Sabbath. The 3 studio albums with Dio (Heaven & Hell, Mob Rules, and Dehumanizer) created some of the greatest Sabbath tracks ever, and gave us many of Tony Iommi's greatest riffs and solos.
The average metal fan commonly overlooks Dio-Sabbath, and even to this day, Ozzy-Sabbath remains more popular with the masses. But for the hardcore Sabbath enthusiasts, we appreciate the riffs on songs like "Country Girl", "Falling Off the Edge of the World", "Die Young", and "Master of Insanity", as well as the intricate & blazing solos in songs like "Wishing Well", "Lonely Is the Word", "Over and Over", and "Too Late".
Dio brought out the BEST in Tony Iommi.
+1 for the Gates of Babylon. Great epic song off of "Long Live Rock and Roll," 1978 Rainbow album which was theIr last album with Ronnie James Dio on Vocals. Be sure to listen to the lyrics all the way to the end.
R.J.D = GOAT
Or any of RDJ's solo stuff.
Yes, this song has one the best outros of any song. The build up with the orchestra and the pain and anger in Dio's voice is just amazing.
I would just like to point out that to me, the best outro in metal is Dio's "Shame on the Night".
Ritchie is my favorite guitarist, I'm so glad I went to see Deep Purple twice in 1985 on their Perfect Strangers tour, one show was in Indianapolis and a few months later in Chicago, both superb performances.
"Stargazer" is generally recognized as one of the TOP 5 Metal Songs of All-Time! Cozy Powell killing it on the drums, Don Airey's classic keys, and, hey, isn't that Roger Glover over there on bass? Ritchie Blackmore, OF COURSE. Ronnie James Dio, OF COURSE. So perfect!
Roger Glover was still on DP when 'Rising' was released (1976), and Don Airey also joined later. By this time it was Jimmy Bain (bass) and Tony Carey (keyboards) after Dio's Elf bandmates got fired... of course these two didn't last long either...
@@corleth84 My bad! Still the bomb, however! ;-)
@@corleth84 Roger was kicked out of Purple just after Gillian left in 1973.
@@marcrogers1051 Yes... my bad... I wanted to stress he wasn't still on Rainbow... and yes he was the first sack by Blackmore on DP... Glenn Hughes was in DP by this time...
@@thannaske5371 With DP and Rainbow it's always a mess with lineups and dates... and I too was wrong. Roger Glover was already out of DP too... I suppose he was producing bands and playing sometimes as guest.
Ronnie James Dio Was The greatest rock/metal singer and a reallyn nice guy RIP Stargazer
Dio was absolutely wonderful to his fans. The stories out there from fans who actually met him are all testimonies to this fact. Dio once said, "Ritchie Blackmore taught me how NOT to treat fans". So I'm guessing Blackmore was kind of a jerk.
On drums, Cozy "Octopus" Powell. RIP legend
We lost him way too soon... Thank god we are blessed with his music.... The man was a true monster on the drums.... RIP Cozy Powell....
This still blows my socks off, after all these years! I vividly remember the first time I heard this - it deeply, deeply affected me on a fundamental level. I wasn't the same for weeks afterwards. Nothing else I've heard even comes close to what Dio, Blackmoore and Rainbow stirred in my soul. This is a very special performance, and it's as good as it is possible to get. I pretty much had a mystical experience when I first listened to it. That's no exaggeration either! There's a lot more to this song than just a band and orchestra playing together, it seems to actually affect conciousness.
ecouter -a light in the black!!!🎸
DIO AND BLACKMORE, YOU CAN'T BEAT THATTTTTT COMBO GUYS, IT'S INSANE!!! LOL :) INSANELYYYY GOOD!
This IS one of the best metal song!
Dio for ever🤟🤟🤟
I live for Blackmore solos..absolutely enthralling, takes my soul out of my body..check out Gates of Babylon too
hi guys! you NEED to listen Gates of Babylon too!!
Ronnie James Dio is one of the greatest metal, Rock vocalists
Have to disagree. Bruce Dickinson is the GOAT
@@metalhead4135 Rob Halford.
Yes, and Bruce Dickinson.
@@WisdomKeeper11 Sure!
@@windyhead7960 dio and bruce, deffo the best for me :)
You should check out more Dio-era Rainbow songs.
“Kill the King” is another favourite of mine, along with “Catch the Rainbow”.
kill the king is such an insane song...
@@arttuuusisalo8709 Did you know that song is actually about the game of chess?
One of Ronnie James Dio's best songs
Ronnie James Dio singing one of the best voices ever. Listen to his band Dio. Good job guys picking this song love it.
You have become one of my fav reaction channels since i discovered you guyz. Long live rock and metal
trust me here....if you loved this then Rainbows song 'Gates Of Babylon' will be a close second...its got a violin etc
The lyrics in this track are amazing too. They tell a great story
Ronnie James God. The greatest metal vocal ever.
💯% true, my friend.
The word metal was a little unnecessary
Agreed 100% there 🤘🤘🤘
@@TheFresnan22 i know you didn't intent to insult Metal there oustanding comment cos that could be debatable amongst the Whole Wolrd of Music 🤘🤘🤘
Ritchie is a monster, I dare say he is among the top 3 guitarists in the world for me, Ritchie, David Gilmore and Tommy Iommi
Dio,Blackmore,Powell =Rainbow most underrated band hard rock in history
Pozdrawiam z Polski!
Zgadzam się w 100%, a Blackmore był najlepszym gitarzystą tamtych czasów.
Zdravím z Čech, byl jsem na Rainbow v Praze a super koncert...jel bych zase klidně.
Głos Dio to potęga! Rainbow w Polsce jest niedoceniane i mało znane.Mercury Dio,Meine najlepsze głosy w świecie rocka!
They are NOT underrated.
They are highly regarded. Ronnie Dio is regarded as one of the Best Rock/metal voices ever. Richie Blackmore is in the top 20 guitarists ever, and Cozy Powell blows Ginger Baker away.
This was a Super Group.
The Rising album has the greatest cover in rock.
Everything from the live in Munich 1977 album is worth listening to. Mistreated, Kill the King, 16th Century Greensleeves, Still I'm Sad and of course Catch the Rainbow.
Absolutely agree. Live in Munich 1977 is truly a great performance!
Also, absolutely agree with this statement. 💯% true.
I am a touch partial to "Sixteenth Century Greensleeves" from that performance, but I'll admit that "Catch the Rainbow" might be slightly more epic.
Stargazer es una canción de dimensiones bíblicas, que te engancha, te arrastra, te conmueve y te vuela la cabeza a la vez y eso lo sabe hacer como nadie un genio llamado R. Blackmore, el mejor guitarra de su generación (Y eso es como decir de la historia) y sobre todo un enorme músico, por supuesto con una banda enorme y uno de los mejores cantantes de la historia del rock el señor DIO..., que más que cantar INTERPRETA. El poder, la intensidad, la emoción, la grandeza que hay en Stargazer lo encontrareis en muy poquitas canciones Child in time y el solo de Comfortably Numb en Pulse pueden ser dos de ellas. Además goza del "anonimato" dándole un "status" de culto y evitando esa vulgarización y standarización de otras canciones como Stairway o Bohemian, que están hasta en la sopa. Sólo hay un problema con Stargazer que sólo dura 8 minutos. Resumiendo y creo haberlo leído en algún sitio..., Stargazer no es música ES UN MILAGRO 🙌🙌🙌👏👏👏👍👍👍
De acuerdo contigo en todo , menos en que DIO es unos de loa mejores cantantes del rock... RONNIE es el mejor cantante del Rock , Heavy Metal e incluso musica en general , nada mas que decir
@@antoniomartinez8846 No es por discutir, por debatir un poco ,😉 Gillan, Ronnie y Plant depende de los días..., la bestia de Gillan, el color y tono de Ronnie y el blues de Plant, para mi son la santísima trinidad. Saluuudos y feliz año
Para mi siempre blackmore ha sido injustamente subestimado por otros cómo Clapton, pague pero creo que estamos en presencia de uno de los mejores 3 guitarristas rock de toda la historia sus solos son impactantes y realmente galácticos
@@alvarojaviercarrillokirkman Opinamos lo mismo, pero creo que es más a nivel de conocimiento popular que en cuanto a calidad. Esa "impopularidad" también la fomento a lo largo de su carrera con su propio carácter y la "fachada" que se construyo frente a la prensa y los medios en comparación con otros guitarristas de su generación que trabajaron más el marketing y el "colegueo". Hay mucha gente que "rechaza" su última etapa de "trovador" pero tiene cosas realmente hermosas. Su evolución e inconformismo como MUSICO para mi es indiscutible, cosa que los guitarristas de su generación no han hecho, pues siguen viviendo de las rentas del pasado. Saludos y un placer
@@franciscojosejimenezmanzan1211 amigo exactamente de hecho en rainbow hacia y deshacía a su antojo y acuérdate que echo a Roger glover y después lo busco , pero indiscutiblemente sus perfomance en vivo son brutales incluso mejor que en estudio, realmente junto con gilmour y Eddy van halen son mis guitarristas preferidos saludos desde chile 🇨🇱
Dio never disappoints.
Cool song and reaction. I'm 73 years old and have been a music lover and collector since 1955. You like great guitar... I hope you eventually react to Joe Bonamassa, regarded as one of the great guitar players and has sold more blues albums than anyone in history. Might I suggest "Angel of Mercy" live at the Greek Theater.
Great reaction guys 👍
I love music in all its shapes and forms; from Van Beethoven to Pavarotti and back, but this song, "Stargazer" has been my number two favourite song of all time (after Deep Purple's "Child In Time"). I was fifteen when I bought this album, back in 1976 and I haven't fully recovered yet. Many thanks for reacting to it. Warm greetings and well-wishes from Belgium.
Blackmore's solo in here is epic. Has to rank in the top solos.
Definitely!!
Ritchie was on another level. Clapton and Page could not touch this.
Saw them live in Sydney 1976 and still gives me chills hearing them, best concert ever EVER. Check out Still I’m Sad from their Munich tour on TH-cam, WOW just WOW 💕💕💕🌈
This guy is loaded with vocals,. Good stuff. Good pick guys 💞💞💞
Rainbow is just a great band! This song remindes me another great band called "Uriah heep" and their song "salisbury" which is out of this world! :)
I like their song "Pilgrim" from Sweet Freedom. Love the Heep.
@@josephbarr1659 yeah! Pilgrim is a great song too.
Also “The golden palace” from totally driven :)
I hope to see them after the corona virus will go away, they come a lot to my country so it will not be a problem.
Been looking forward to this song reaction for a while now :) Glad you guys enjoyed it and I 100% agreed that the outro to this song is one of the best outros ever written. The Temple of the King is another Rainbow song I would recommend for you guys!
Stargazer is better than Stairway for me. And yes, that's violin in the background, not just one.
Wow, one of my favourites from my youth, love your choices dudes
yes that is a violin this was recorded with the Munich philharmonic orchestra, an amazing song and an epic performance from all involved. truly a masterpiece one of the greatest songs ever from any genre.
Omg, one of my faves if all time, love Ronnie James Dio, such an incredible vocalist, he fronted many bands and still remains on top, thank you for doing this one. Much love&respect^!^
Ronnie has found his star now. He's looking down over us always. Rest in peace brother, you will always be missed.
The day this song stops giving me the chills, I'll know I'm dead!
Dio was such a great vocalist. Seen him when he was with Black Sabbath. Good one, bro's.🤘
You are so fortunate to have seen him onstage alongside Tony Iommi. I had a chance to go see them in 1992 on the Dehumanizer tour, and I blew it. It's a painful regret that I'll carry with me the rest of my life. I've seen Sabbath live 5 times, and I've seen Dio twice, but never Sabbath with Dio.
@@josephbarr1659 Hello. You have me beat! It was a great concert, but I always wished I had been at a Black Sabbath concert with Ozzy. I was too young, but would have loved that for sure.✌
Blackmore!!!!¨
Back in the days of tape cassettes in cars we wore the oxide clean off 'Long Live R&R'. 40 plus years ago now but I still play Dio, Rainbow, Sabbath and many more of Purple's offspring, every day.
LOUD
And the great strings backing is the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra - yet another Deep Purple trait.
Ronnie, the metal rock god! RIP
LOVE THIS REACTION and of course this song
I just discovered this song yesterday myself. It's so good that I bought two Rainbow Rising t-shirts and the CD a few hours ago. I haven't bought a CD since 2006, Audioslave Revelations album. It's that fuckin' good.
Did you know there's a follow-up to this song called "A Light In The Dark". You should check it out.
Love your reaction as you just witnessed what is considered the greatest rock n roll song of all times. RIP Dio
Light in the black next.. the 2nd part of this song ...Most reactors dont do this one... an injustice as it is a 2 part song ..great reaction
(stargazer) fantastic voice, fantastic guitar, fantastic everything.
This may be the best piece of music ever written. Best vocals as well. This was stunning. It is a case of Opera meets rock, meets Theatre.
This is the vid that allowed me to find you guys. I love your genuine reactions. I have been listening to this song since 1979 when I discovered it. Like you I feel the same way still after all these years. Ritchie Blackmore has been #1 since 1979 when I discovered him......you guys rock!!!! Stay genuine!!!
I think you guys would love to hear "MAN ON THE SILVER MOUNTAIN" by rainbow 🌈
Back in the 80's there was a radio program called The Friday Rock Show introduced by Tommy Vance.... At the end of the year listeners were able to write in with their vote for the 40 top rock tracks of all time.... That list was nearly always the same for the Top 5 which looked like this:
1 = Stairway to Heaven = Led Zeppelin
2 = Stargazer = Rainbow
3 = 2112 = Rush
4 = Supper’s Ready = Genesis
5 = Xanadu = Rush
My god, back to my youth, I had all of Deep Purples stuff, pure magic ❤
"DUDE I LEFT THE EARTH" straight into the mic. I laughed so hard lmao! Love you guys
Imagine being an American teenager, stoned and seeing this RAINBOW RISING tour live. Go ahead, imagine it. Now use that X 20! It was powerful! They had a big rainbow going across and over the stage just like the album cover.
Great reaction to an awesome piece of music. You correctly heard the ‘middle eastern’ tone to blackmores guitar as he was using the Phrygian scales & chord progressions, not widely used in typical western music.
Yes, it’s epic. ❤️
”but where do we go”
Greatest Heavy Metal Song of all time.
2nd is Victim Of Changes by Judas Priest for me (which is one you GOTTA check out).
Tone goes from heavy and oppressive to filled with hope at the end. Such a superb track
Love your channel and enthusiasm bros. A couple of words for you.....ZZ Top "Tush".....a short and sweet BANGER.
Lads fuckin fabulous...you two get it....I love your reaction to stargazer....LONG LIVE ROCK AND ROLL
this is what i like to call ronnie's hippie days, its so 70's has a zeppelin sound to it
Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven
Deep Purple - Child in Time
Rainbow - Stargazer and the follow up Light in the Black
Absolute epics!
Heard a story that after a concert by Rainbow in Europe that finished with Light in the Black, the local cops taped off Cozy Powell’s double bas drum kit and declared it a crime scene coz Cozy didn’t just play those drums, he murdered them!
"Hard rock and heavy metal...its food"
Haha,like it.
this amazing songs ends with a fantastic vocal solo!
Rising is the best rock álbuns all time. Great reaction.
'My eyes are bleediiinnnggg' Tremendous
Well...Dio is always a fantastic choice....to many good songs to listen to :)
*Nice piece of trivia for you guys* Ronnie James Dio { R.I.P. } is the singer *AND* he is credited with starting the devil horns you see at so many concerts.! The index & pinky up thing.... INCREDIBLY powerful voice from I guy who was basically 5 feet tall...... nice one .....
R. Blackmore 🤪😝😊👍
Ronnie James Dio was front man for Dio, Rainbow and some years with Black Sabbath. Try out Ronnie's band Dio - Maybe start with Last in Line or Holy Diver.
Yeah, I don't think there's a single bad song on Holy Diver. Entire album is full of straight bangers.
Complimenti per la scelta!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Ronnie James Dio is the best voice of metal and Blackmore a real guitar hero. Stargazer is a pure MASTERPIECE. Please more Dio 🤘🏻🔥
This is a musical masterpiece. Did you know Ronnie James Dio never had vocal lessons. He was ALL self taught.In fact, he listened 2 opera singers, records. He studied them. He was a HUGE opera fan.
Man on the silver mountain
Dio is my hero. Man he is the voice of metal
The next song on the album after Stargazer is A Light In The Black and is the lyrical continuation of Stargazer and also a great song! So check it out! Cheers!
Dio was insanely brilliant
Check out "Stargazers" underappreciated twin sister "A Light In The Black".
Long Live Rock and Roll, great song and album.
Richey Blackmore & Ronie Jems Dio....best rock duo all time
What a tune!!!!!
Guys! You gotta react to Rainbow - Catch the Rainbow (live in Munich)! Best live performance ever! Greetings from Germany! :)
Masterpiece
Agreed. It's hard to match that performance of Catch the Rainbow.
One of the best rock songs ever
Меня отец посадил на эту музыку. Rainbow и Deep Perple. А мне уже 38 лет. Завидую тем, кто слышит это на своем родном языке. Для меня это лучший тяжелый рок из всей истории рока.