Rappers React To Dio "The Last In Line & Holy Diver"!!! (LIVE)
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- On this segment of Rappers React, Smokey and Hollywood checked out "The Last In Line & Holy Diver" by DIO!!! Any suggestions, send them our way!!!
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The elf with the giant voice. Pitch perfect every time, even when he was dying. Dio IS the Man On The Silver Mountain.
Testing how long it takes for someone to spot the Elf reference? 😂
@@punkjay4681 I knew someone would get it!
Ronnie James DIO's band elf played at a party about a half mile from my home and I could hear it clear.
@@BROU-bb2uc you're from upstate NY ? I was born and raised in Syracuse. In Southern California now
@@maryannerazzano7692 No central pa.
Can you believe that Dio is not in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame, a complete joke.
Maiden, too. SMH.
Keep hope alive, my fellow admirers
We need to start a Snubbed ROCK Bands HoF!
Thinking about that place burns me.
Amen, man was too good for that club. He knew his fans respected him that's all he needed. RIP Brother
Excellent choice boys, Dio was up there with the best of the vocalists to ever have walked upon this earth 🤘
I would put him and Bruce Dickenson at the top for sure
Tuck that thumb in, lol
According to the version I heard, the origin of Dio's "Devil Horns" was as a gesture he learned from his Sicilian grandmother to ward off The Evil Eye.
So basically the exact opposite of what the pearl clutching crowd THOUGHT it meant.
True! As an Italian we use horn gestire to pull off the devil. So...
Dio sometimes gets credit for inventing the sign, but he repeatedly said publicly that he didn't. Other musicians did it before him; he just popularized it and linked it to heavy metal.
Exactly 💯
it was
Guitarist was Craig Goldy, he played with Dio in the 1980s after being in Hear'N Aid (metal all-star charity act), and then returned to Dio in the 2000s.
With Dio
Intermission EP (1986) "Time To Burn" only
Dream Evil (1987)
Magica (2000)
Master of the Moon (2004)
Oh man, watch Hear n Aid - Stars!!!!!!❤
@@tatushhimekuro Stars would BLOW THIER MINDS, but it needs to be the full version with ALL the Guitar solos...!
@@robrichardson7079 oh yes. I lived for those solos *sighs*
Was lucky enough to see Dio perform live in 1996 with Motorhead. Show was incredible as expected!.
I was lucky enough to see Dio in '83, '84, '85 and '86......a lot of great bands on those tours.
Dec 28, 1985 seen Yngwie J Malmsteen open on Dio's Sacred Heart Tour at the Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver BC Canada.
I went to the concert series that this video came from. It was amazing, and was the best concert of the year.
I believe dio started the devil horn thing. His grandmother used to do that to ward off the devil or something like that. It's been so long since I heard that story so I may be wrong. She would even go to his shows.
I read somewhere it's a pagan thing been around thousands of years
Facts
It's a warding pagans did
I just going by memory. I think I saw it on mtv, yiu know before mtv was about pregnant teens.
It's to ward off the evil eye.
It's true Dio invented the 🤘 or at least changed the meaning of it. Absolutely a legend RIP
That a VERY old gesture used by Italians, it was used to ward off the "Evil Eye", or to give it.
It's called the Malocchio (Mal = Bad/Evil Occhio = Eye). Dio used it as it was originally intended.
@@wtglbhis grandmother used it as intended I don't think he went around doing it lol
@@Hayley.a I never said he did? He used it as intended during his performances
That's the right way 🤘🤘
RJD didn't invent 🤟, that's from sign language. He made 🤘 famous.
Dio broke my nose at a party. He insisted I go to the hospital. Hell no! Ive got a small bump forever to remind me of that night. It was an accident, and he felt terrible. Such a kind soul. He was one of the best metal singers ever. ☮️❤️
I'd say Dio "popularized" the metal hand signal, it would not exist as it does in the metal/rock n roll world today without him. As for as pointing his hand 'down', I'd say he only did it because the lyrics mentioned the word 'down'.
Exactly, if I remember right, he uses the downward horn when the lyrics saythe angel or the beast. I suppose he used the upward one with the angel, but only the second gesture was caught by the recording, the one for the beast
Vivian Campbell plays guitar. An awsome track And album. DIO rocks! 🤟
That is not Vivian Campbell though. He had left Dio at this point. Craig Goldy is the guitarist here.
@@kumppi But, again - according to Wikipedia, Goldy only performed on the DIO album "Dream Evil", released in 1987.
@@linkan7100 It must be wrong then. He clearly is not Vivian Campbell and clearly looks like Craig Goldy. After a bit of googling he is Craig Goldy. Campbell left Dio in march 1986 and Goldy is credited for this concert in Philly on june 1986.
@@kumppi Thank you both, I was going to say Randy Rhoades.
Vivian left in the middle of 1986 tour. This is Craig Goldy.
Saw him in '86. I already was a fan of his "Holy Diver" and "Last in Line" Albums. He went on tour and announced how much money he was going to put in the stage set, effects, etc. They were not the most profitable band at the time but he didn't care they just wanted to rock out. They were great musicians with a great light show. Just awesome. The first time a saw a artist play the first half of one song and play half of another song then go back and finish the second half of the previous song.
And that is what you just watched.
GENIUS.
His voice was amazing. Such a talented singer and artist. Thanks for this reaction 👍
Dio threw it down because he was singing about a Demon (if you will) or a Devel or in a negative manner. You can throw them up or down to fit your need and any metalhead will still hand you a beer!
Dio could throw it any damn direction he wanted to...he owned it.
R.I.P RJD..........sadly missed.
Vivian Campbell played on toured with '82-86. He wrote that solo. From Dublin, IRE and almost an unknown when Dio hooked up with him. He is currently a member of Def Leppard since the early '90s. ......Oh and check out the lyrics to this song. It will explain the good and evil (up and down).
I had just gotten home from buying this album when my mom came in and said my best friend had been murdered at the drive-in the night before he had went to get snacks and came back and his girlfriend was being harassed he tried to stand up for her when the guy pulled out a gun and shot him. The first song I played was last in line this was back in 1984 and this song has great meaning to this day.
I saw Dio in concert in 1984 for the Holy Diver tour. The show was great. He was a short man with a HUGE voice & very theatrical. I saw several interviews with him & he always seemed to be a very nice & down to earth guy. He said that the devil horns hand symbol came from his superstitious Italian grandmother to "ward off evil".
Was that the one from the Rock Palace in Hollywood with Eddie Money that was on TV? (wonder what happened to that footage!) I saw him December 5th, 1984 during the Last in Line tour with Dokken in Anchorage, Alaska. Spent most of the show five feet away from Dio, everything I was hoping for and more!
@@donferoce5652 I remember seeing the interview on TV, I think it was on either on MTV back when they they still had Headbanger's ball or maybe it was later on in an interview on VH1 behind the scenes. And Dokken was the opening act when I saw them in Madison, WI. It was such a good show.
The Godfather of Metal in his hayday,RIP Ronnie James Dio,we miss you,you two should do the live in London version of Don't Talk to Strangers when he was in his sixties,he threw it down referring to down or the Beast,and the guitarist was Vivian Cambell
I don't really see you guys doing new/young bands much, but I have to point out that #Liliac is a pretty amazing female fronted independent band who's lead singer Melody absolutely worships RJD, and was actually asked by Dio's widow to perform Last in Line for the Dio Cancer Fund fundraiser several years ago.
Even if you don't wind up officially reviewing any of their covers or original music (they do both equally well), you should check out their cover of Last in Line and also Holy Diver on your own. You won't regret it!
The soundtrack for millions of our childhoods!! R.I.P RONALD JAMES PADAVONA AND JIMMY BAIN!!!!🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
This live version was killer!
Ronnie James Dio, RIP you legend, there's no replacement for you.
Long Live King Dio🤘🏼
Also, people still play Keytars(keyboard guitar). Daft Punk had about 5 each for every show.
Alestorm's Christopher Bowes is a big one these days.
Let’s keep the live DIO reactions rolling! 🔥🤘🔥
Dio is the G O A T. The lead guitarist is Craig Goldy. 🤘🤘
I saw Dio with Megadeath and Testament at the Omni in Atlanta. He was electric
In this video the guitarist is Craig Goldie and it's not disrespectful to throw the Devil horns down, in this case he was doing it along with the lyrics of "going down" Vivian Campbell was the original guitarist who did the first 3 albums I believe.
Ok, Dio was always great, but his vocal peak was when he was in Rainbow with Ritchie Blackmore.
If you are up for it someday, look at Rainbow's "Mistreated" from their "Live in Munich '77", probably his finest recorded vocals!
Man on the Silver Mountain!
Great reaction to a great legend!!! Subbed when I saw this!! I have been listening to "The Master Of Metal" since I was a twelve year old little girl. I am now sixty-five and still listening to this magnificent man daily. There will never be another one like Ronnie to ever walk this planet IMO. He is the best vocalist and frontman to ever grace us with his presence! I loved him in Rainbow, Black Sabbath, Dio, and when Black Sabbath changed their name to Heaven and Hell. Such a fantastic rabbit hole to jump in. Looking forward to hearing more of him! R.I.P. Ronnie. You are sorely missed.
HOLY DIVER is my favorite DIO SONG, great Album, I remember blasting it in high school out of my parent's car. 😂
And to think he started as a talented trumpet player.
Legend. That is all.
Dang, my 2 favorite Duo songs in one lol❤❤❤thanks. Horns up baby.❤❤😂😂 let's rock it out. Crank it up.
Good morning fellas! Was feeling down then seen this reaction and felt much better! I love dio! Ronnie James Dio had such an outstanding voice and great stage presence! Such a good reaction fellas! Thanks❤️🤓🙂🎸
DIO is a legend WE ROCK
I was a junior in high school when this was recorded. I grew up in a strict Christian home and was told that all metal music was of the devil. I don't have a lot of regrets in life, but I regret never seeing Dio. RIP RJD!
Back it 86,87 I saw Dio in Hollywood Florida!!!! It was the best concert 🎶 I’ve ever been to!!!! It was a time where we had bad seats but we sneaked to the front row and got to stay for the whole concert!!! I was on my brothers shoulders and flashed my boobs and my brother swears Dio almost few off the stage!!! By the way my bobs a really big!!!! LOL 😝 DIO is one of my all time favorites !!!!
There is no more "80s metal" guitar than a B.C. Rich Warlock!
This is such a great perfume! Dio was phenomenal! BC Rich guitars and leather pants for errbody!
Got to chat with the man at his tour bus after a couple of shows back in the day. Opened his own door after a knock. A very kind and humble man who genuinely cared about his fans and their concert experience (also, shared some "combustible botanicals" both times as well) in welcoming our feedback. But, I think that it was Dio's grandma who would use the "devil horns" sign to scold him with as a child.
Shame on the Night is one of my favorite Dio songs, highly recommend!
saw dio on the last in line tour one of the best shows ive seen.also saw him with black sabbath with queensryche n alice cooper that was a concert.
Dio was super nice too. He would sign autographs until he met everyone there. He asked me why I limped and I told him I was shot. He gave me a hug. Everyone loved Dio. He treated his fans like friends.
I was at this show it was stellar. 2nd leg of the Sacred heart tour, First trip around Vivian Campbell was on lead guitar. This video is with Craig Goldy. Craigh is such a great guitar player and gets looked over. The Drummer is Vinny Appice, Same drummer for Sabbath when Dio was lead singer. His drum set is sitting on the back of a giant Dragon,
Man i can't believe how much you guys have grown on me love the content 🙄
If your in different lines there could be more than one thats last.... Dio was truly one of a kind
If you want your mind blown, go back to his EARLY days as "Ronnie Dio & The Prophets", "Ronnie and the Redcaps", Elf (VERY good band), he could sing in the same style as Bobby Darin, smooth!
Freddy Mercury and Dio. The best vocalists ever
The Devil Horns were introduced into rock by Esther “Jinx” Dawson of Coven.
I love RJD. He ruled the Rock world for a time AND is known as one of the nicer guys in rock, along with Rush, James Taylor. Treats people very well. A truly great singer and pro singers say that as well. The Golden era of Rock is anything forward of early Beatles and Stones, a bit later Zeppelin was Yuge as well. It was all real music back then. OH and I forgot to mention Black Sabbath and Dio (Ozzy) on that side of Rock.
He didnt invent the 🤘sign since its pretty much ancient but he popularized it in relation to heavy metal and it has since spread in use and he is the reason everyone is using it today. The guitarplayer is Craig Goldy.
Mr (or should I say SIR) DIO always surrounded himself with great musicians!
He was such a performer 🎉
In my opinion, Dio's "Last In Line" album was the absolute best of his work. Every song on that album is flawless. It includes songs such as Evil Eyes, One Night In The City, Eat Your Heart Out, and Egypt (The Chains Are On). That last song is one of Dio's best EVER.
The white guitar he played is a B.C Rich Warlock. I have a black one that I have had for about 5 years now.
Trash Talkers should give Floor Jansen and her former band "Revamp" a try. The song " Disdain" live 2010 at graspop
I saw him fronting for sabbath in 82. Flawless The man held it down every note. Every single everything it was insane. And like another. Send the little man with the voice.
IN a Black Sabbath Video of HEaven and Hell, Dio states that the horns meant Long Live ROck N Roll when he used them
On the studio album "The Last in Line" the last bit just before it fades, the line goes: "We're the Last in Line....We're the Last in Line" for 7 counts I believe and on the 8th count Dio says "We're the FIRST in LineeeeeeeOHHHohOOOOhhhh" as the song fades. So, eventually the Last in Line will be the First in Line by process of elimination??...🤔..😳.😨! 😎
PS I believe the guitarist in this performance is Vivian Campbell. Not really sure, though.....Entertaining as always, Gentlemen.
When Dio makes the horns upside down,it is ok to do so! It's his trademark and he is a Legend !He can do whatever he wants cause he is the Master!!!! 🤘👑🤘
Metallica has a song called I Disappear that was on the Mission Impossible 2 soundtrack and plays at the end of the movie during the credits.
Really sweet guy. Got a picture of my wife in her wheelchair...with Ronnie sitting in her lap 😇
The guitarist is Vivian Cambell. He played with Whitesnake as well. He is currently in Def Leppard
Was lucky enough to see Ronnie perform with his band twice. Donington '87 and Sept 87 at Birmingham !! xx
Was lucky enough to watched him live in 1990 with Stryper in Irvine Meadows, what a concert that was!!!
Here in OKIE-homa, horns down means something else. The Texas Longhorns use the "horns up" sign for their teams, and "horns down" is telling the Texas Longhorns where they can shove it🙃
I saw Megadeth open for Dio in the 80’s. It was a killer show.
One of my favorite pics is my dad (RIP) holding me as a baby back in 1987. I'm smiling so big and he's wearing a Dio shirt. It's just so funny and really explains so much a lot about me
….,,he also was in a band called Heaven & Hell because Sharon wouldn’t let them use Black Sabbath in 2007
Saw this tour and performance 1986 🤘🏼
If you want to dig deeper into Dio, I'd suggest anything off of Strange Highways, such an underrated album. Also on a side note, you should check out Blackmore's Night, which is Ritchie Blackmore's neo-medieval side project.
My BMX frame is named after this song!!! R.I.P Dio ❤❤❤
From lane 8!
It's good vs evil, and we're the last in line (last line of defense) 🤘
Ronnie James Dio was so intelligent articulate philosophical. And damn well missed.
In an interview Duo claimed he got that symbol from his grandmother.
If this is 1986, then the lead guitarist is Craig Goldy....but he has also had, at various times: Future Def Leppard guitarist Vivian Campbell, Doug Aldrich, Warren DeMartini, Tracy G, Jake E. Lee and Rowan Robertson.....I mean, who wouldn't want to play with DIO?!
Hello from Cody Wyoming! You're awesome keep it up...what took you so long😊...all are welcome to the rabbithole of Dio
Love me some Acid Bath. In case you haven't checked it out you may also enjoy Agents of Oblivion, same singer.
Craig Goldy in the guitar here. But this song and solo were originally recorded by Dio's original guitar player Vivian Campbell.
Everyone recognizes Dios amazing vocals, but his lyrics, especially on the entire Holy Diver album are deep and there’s a ton of wisdom to be had.
Cool reaction guys! Dio was absolutely on fire during this show. The guitarist's name is Craig Goldy. His solo from this concert is worth looking up.
Damn, you knew where FDR died. Mad respect.
I do appreciate your reactions. Thanks.
The keyboards played like guitars were often referred to as "keytars".
That was Claude Schnell on keyboards…..he played on the album and toured with Dio.
I just following you guys a little time, is very nice to see how much you change as you know Metal. This is Ronnie James Dio my friends, The Vocal God!! This is a pure juice from the good music.
Nothing against rap music, Particularly I really like 90's brazilian rap, like Sabotage, Racionais MC's etc... But with all do respect Metal is Metal!
About the symbol, his name is "Maloik", Dio bring this to Metal when he reminded that his grand mother use Maloik when she felt some bad energy came from some people or some where, to put this bad energy away from her, his grandmother used the symbol, and Dio put this in metal with a great insight! So, the idea is put the devil down not the oposity.
P.S.: As more you know metal more metalhead you are, there is no way back, welcome in our huge family /,,/
Dio was my birthday twin. I'm happy I was around to see him❤
Dio is Italian and his grandmother followed the superstitions from the old country. It's called a maloic (sp?). It's a protection against the evil eye or the way to give the evil eye back. You can actually see Sophia from the Golden Girls do it a couple times on the show. Dio did it to someone in the crowd and the crowd started doing it back.
That instrument is called a keytar. Jordan Rudess of Dream Theater plays one occasionally
The superstition he learned from his grandmother was it’s blocking the evil eye. Facing down is blocking the evil eye. Facing out is giving it. Straight up is metal!!
He is a terrific performer and loves when he dies... You sure can tell
I believe he meant that metal fans in general are last in line especially at the time where metal was seen as demonic
Check out Liliac's cover of this for the Dio Cancer fund tribute. Dio's widow personally asked them to do it and Dio's drummer gave them an unpublished extended version to perform.
Vivian Campbell is amazing on the guitar, I seen Dio with Viv 3 times.
3 times? Not once, not twice.....THREE TIMES????????
YOU'RE THREE TIMES LUCKY, MAN!!!!!
Greetings from Italy
Vivian Campbell who went on to Def leppard wrote those riffs with Dio
Holy Diver (1983)
The Last in Line (1984)
Sacred Heart (1985)
The Dio E.P. (1986)
Intermission (1986)
At Donington UK: Live 1983 & 1987 (2010)
Dio is my hero ❤️
Ronnie James Dio was lucky enough to meet both him n Lemmy among others 11+ times over 30 years🤘🤘 his Voice was great beginning at shows was still as strong after 90 min Show Vivian on guitar Dio Loved his Fans
he didn't "Invent" the devil horns, but was the 1st to use them in rock..
I've never seen this before, NIIICE!!!
Dio was a Singer. He was also in Heaven and Hell which is a black sabbath "side project"
Saw Twisted Sister open for Dio at the Tower Theater in 1983 in Philadelphia