@@sammyallen428 the first keyboard player was Mickey Lee s o u l e who was replaced by Tony Carey who was then replaced by David Stone you get the idea Ritchie love to replace band members cheers
This is one of the times in music history that geniuses, that otherwise would never work with each other, just so happen to write music together and give us such astounding songs! It's natural that personalities like Richie and Ronnie would inevitably clash, but that golden period of time, that narrow window of them working together has given us these gems.
Today’s society is addicted to amazon and looking at social media. Because it’s easy and learning an instrument is harder than pushing a button or rapping into a microphone a bunch of unintelligible non-sense that has no meaning or substance...so I blame the parents that let your goofy kids have no substance. I’m 35 and I love this music btw and I actually play instruments
The fabric of society, has lost its soul. It has been hijacked by the socialists of the world who think their way is the best yet they always clamour for the democratic way of life and the rewards it brings . Just shows how stupid today’s generation really is .
I was there in 1977 ! The concert was delayed because of Ritchie (trouble with the police,as always)! Suddenly there was the child voice of Judy Garland talking about a rainbow rainbow rainbow.....BAAAM !!! INFERNO!!! Out of fuckin nowhere 'Rainbow' was there ...including Ritchie completely under fire !! They started with something that I couldn't reconize because Iwas frightened to death !! The volume was the blast of hell !! The fans went mad . It was 'Kill the king' ! And it was absolutely magic. I was 16 and I know I'll never forget !
Tony Carey on keyboards (very good intro), the great Cozy Powell on drums, Jimmy Bain on bass, the fantastic Ritchie Blackmore (the man in black) on guitar and superbe Ronnie James Dio (RIP) on vocals. One of the best Rainbow's track ever... this song is 36 years old!!!
Of course Ronnie James Dio's voice and lyrics are perfect in this song. But Richie Blackmore's guitar solo in this song is the greatest I've ever heard. It's not just fast shredding, it is haunting and mystical, cuts to your very soul.
No one ever realizes what a gift to us having great musicians really is......but once they're gone, their legacy lives on forever for true lovers and connoisseurs of music forever.
RIP Ronnie : 12 years today you passed away.....You are A Light in the black. Stargazer and a light in the black: masterpieces. It's two tracks but one for me.
concerts are not like this anymore. i'm glad i was alive and old enough to see this incredible band, and so many others, play, really play this awesome music.
In dieser Besetzung ist Rainbow einfach am genialsten gewesen. Dio ist für mich der beste Sänger im Rock. Stargazer ist der perfekteste Song, welcher je gespielt wurde. Ich bedanke mich bei allen fünf Musikern, dass ich heute noch mit Freude diesen Song hören darf
I say it a lot and usually get shit for it, but those 3 Dio Rainbow albums are better than anything Blackmore did for Purple, or Dio would do for Sabbath or Dio... As much as I love Purple, Sabbath and Dio. Ronnie and Ritchie together was just magical. Dio's lyrics and voice just matched Blackmore's old world/baroque/classical tinged songwriting better.
@@David.diaz.13let's not limit Ronnie to just "metal"...one of the greatest voices in rock and even pop music, and one of the longest and most varied careers of all. He's in his mid-30s on this performance with already more than a half a lifetime of material and performances. And all along, he stayed true to his vision and art...we probably will never see his like again.
One of my favorite songs of all time. But this version nails it - fantastic intro, great guitar play, incredible drums and of course a singer who is the wizard himself. Love it!
ronnies voice sounds amazing.god rainbow was awesome with ronnie.i was fortunate to see rainbow with ronnie with sabbath etc great singer,great person,he is deeply missed r i p ronnie,the man on the silver mountain!
I met Ronnie one of the nicest people in Rock, what a front man. RIP Ronnie🤘Blackmore was on fire on this tour, I was at the front at Hammersmith. Dio never missed a note!🎶
I saw them right after Dio left. Powell was out and Paice was drumming ,Glover was on bass, and Graham Bonnet was vocals. Concert sucked. I wanted original rainbow
@@slycordinator Milwaukee Wisconsin. Yes it was pretty much Rainbow except it was in the midst of Difficult to Cure tour. Played mostly Rainbow material from the recent releases. Very little Rising Material.
@@robertruck5501 Graham Bonnet quit early in the writing process of Difficult to Cure. The album and tour were done with Joe Lynn Turner as the vocalist.
God, Ritchie owned the rock guitar stage this year -- I remember staring at the cover of this album and knew it was a piece of magic before I even heard one note... GREAT!
Asmodeus- The Great Dumbing Down is what has happened. It’s a lifelong plan begun in the late 1950’s and gone Full Wide Open Throttle by the Mideast 1960’s. Today’s noise & idiocy overall is the result.😢
Actually Europe is there to save us. Scandinavia and Germany especially are literally holding. Also helps that bands like Slipknot are becoming mainstream.
I just love how Ritchie Blackmore never plays the same song the same way live I've never seen so much heart and Talent come through a guitar in my life
Carey on the intro keyboards is just amazing. Blackmore always played with some greats, Don Airey, {who went to Ozzy} Tony Carey, not to mention John lord, then add all the other great musicians and you got some of the greatest talent ever to have played with in rock... Legend!
Р. Дж. Дио сделал этот музыкальный жанр. Нет таких вокалистов , нескем его сравнивать!❤Мне 72 г. Знаю что говорю. Я 50лет в музыкальном Мире обретаюсь😊
Dio just speaks for himself but everything about Blackmore's playing on this track just melts my brain. This combo though is peak metal. Nothing beats this.
Saw Rainbow on the first album tour, and again in 78, then in 96. Missed this tour. Ritchie was always unique, no concert was ever the same. if he was on, dam he was great.
I have enjoyed this Concert on the 27.9.1976 in Düsseldorf/Phillipshalle. A friend of mine take a record on a SABA cassette recorder- but this here is much better from the quality! Thanks for this! Generaly Ritchi play Stargazer not often in this Concert Tour. And Ronnie James Dio(RIP) was a Lyrical Highlight! And we will also Remember Craig Gruber(Bass on the 1. Album- Rainbow) who dies of cancer aged 63 in April 2015. The Line up of this tour was: Ronnie James Dio> Vocals Tony Carey > Keyboard Cozy Powell > Drums (RIP) Jimmy Bain > Baß Ritchie Blackmore > Guitarre The best deal was Cozy at this time. His Solo Projekts flopps- and he need a new job. Now the man in Black circeld the rules of Membershipping. I`ver saw Concerts in Colonge 1978 , but this doesn't mach this Concert in Düsseldorf.
Sting (police) played in Argentina in the 80s, The military Junta was still ruling and you probably know Sting always was very involved with human rights, so probably Rainbown did not play due another reason
Yep, and there was also a Queen concert in Argentina, they even mentioned the regime in their documentary, with the soldiers walking around, many of them on the stadium, too.
High noon, oh I'd sell my soul for water Nine years worth of breakin' my back There's no sun in the shadow of the wizard See how he glides, why he's lighter than air? Oh I see his face! Where is your star? Is it far, is it far, is it far? When do we leave? I believe, yes, I believe In the heat and the rain With whips and chains To see him fly So many die We build a tower of stone With our flesh and bone Just to see him fly But don't know why Now where do we go? Hot wind, moving fast across the desert We feel that our time has arrived The world spins, while we put his dream together A tower of stone to take him straight to the sky Oh I see his face! Where is your star? Is it far, is it far, is it far? When do we leave? Hey, I believe, I believe In the heat and the rain With whips and chains Just to see him fly Too many die We build a tower of stone With our flesh and bone To see him fly But we don't know why Ooh, now where do we go All eyes see the figure of the wizard As he climbs to the top of the world No sound, as he falls instead of rising Time standing still, then there's blood on the sand Oh I see his face! Where was your star? Was it far, was it far When did we leave? We believed, we believed, we believed In heat and rain With the whips and chains To see him fly So many died We built a tower of stone With our flesh and bone To see him fly But why In all the rain With all the chains Did so many die Just to see him fly Look at my flesh and bone Now, look, look, look, look, Look at his tower of stone I see a rainbow rising Look there, on the horizon And I'm coming home, I'm coming home, I'm coming home Time is standing still He gave back my will Ooh ooh ooh ooh Going home I'm going home My eyes are bleeding And my heart is leaving here But it's not home But it's not home Ooh Take me back He gave me back my will Ooh ooh ooh ooh Going home I'm going home My eyes are bleeding And my heart is leaving here But it's not home But it's not home Ooh Take me back, take me back Back to my home ooh, ooh, ooh
С 1966 по1997 годы были самые лучшие музыкальные произведения в разных стилях,и театр и кино дарили нам шедевры ,как отечественного так и зарубежного искусства ,что называется-душа пела ,прошли те времена времена,увы , идёт полным ходом деградация человечества...!!!
Saw them 30yrs. ago, dios vocals were powerfull, Blackmores solos were blistering,3 thousand seats only, I mean heads, you stood right in front of the stage it was weird,Richfield Colliseum, 4 lilly f-40s then they were called REDS.concert was fantastic..Axeflyer MD.
I met Ronnie JamesDio. I was a big fan. I had seen Rainbow, at the Rainbow, Findsbury Park. Ritchie Blackmore, probs the fastest and best guitarists after Michael. Cook (I.Q.), did a 3 minute encore strop, moody fuck, dissing his band, I was backstage, at Wembley, with Iron Maiden. They recorded daughter to the slaughter,.after the gig, was in the dressing room with Dave and Adrian, VIP passes so security very polite and access all areas, in walks a very big man, turfs us out, VIP, what? Oh, of course, five foot Ronnie and two six foot bouncers minced in, flipping Diva,. Great vocalist. He helped to revive Sabbath. God bless you RJD but.
Hear that kids? That's when real musicians wrote and performed their own songs without dancers. They played their own instruments masterfully, and put on incredible shows! So fortunate to see this concert at Glendale's Starlight Amphitheater in 1976. Great show!
The main riff in Stargazer, along with the vast majority of everything else Blackmore has written, has had such a massive influence on everything rock/metal guitar that came after it. People often talk about the best/most influential guitar players of all time, you always see the usuals, EVH, SRV, Randy Rhodes, etc. in the conversation, but to me it's truly mindblowing how often Richie Blackmore is overlooked/not mentioned in the discussion. Because if not for him, so many other songs that people absolutely love wouldnt even exist. Dio's vocals combined with Blackmores composition/writing skills made Rainbow something so incredibly special. Once Dio left Rainbow, they were never even close to the same ever again in my opinion. Don't get me wrong, Graham Bonnet did a great job filling Dio's shoes and had terrific vocals, but it just wasn't the same. Something about that Dio/Blackmore duo was just so special. So grateful we're able to have these recordings from this period of Rainbow to go back and listen to.
@Bass Boulevard Причем здесь ДП?Я,конечно,полюбляю их Блэкморовский знаменитый вкуснейшие рифак к smoke on the water,но,блин,это клиенты к другому видео.Слава Ричи!
I got to see them at Royal Oak music theater back in 78'. Caught the neck of Ritchies' broken neck, my buddy got to shake Ronnie's hand. I missed seeing Toney play as they had replaced him for Long Live, Rock n Roll. I was 15 years old, this was an incredible day, got to see Cozy drum. Amazing. Nobody wanted them to stop playing. Remember hearing Ritchie jamming on his own before the crowd came in.Couldnt wait to get to our seat. About 40 years ago, still feels like it happened yesterday. Went home and tried jamming the tunes on my Hammond M3 like Toney did on the On Stage album. Turned up my stereo full blast so I could re-experience the concert. What a memory!
The music Ronnie and Richie made together is remarkable and I only hope Richie can look back and see the magic he was part of with the early Rainbow members and the mark it left in rock & roll.
I'm sure they tweaked this song multiple times live, but this is pretty damn good. Sounds like it's in a different key. The haunting backing on the solo is great too. And considering this is not even a polished, top-notch recording, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Thx for posting.
Totally agree. I remember when this first came out. I thought this was the best Rainbow album. And this was the best song. For me its still one of my best kick ass rock songs of all time. RIP Dio!!
Had the great pleasure of seeing this lineup play this song as a 16yo in late November 1976 in Adelaide on the Australian leg of their world tour. Was my first international band rocket concert. It left a lasting impression on me as they were the best live rock band in the world at the time. I can 'see' those 2 magnificent backdrops & the moving rainbow. It was stunning!
My brother and I were at that concert, Festival Centre. Best venue in Adelaide. Awesome sound, spectacular show with that Rainbow. Will never forget Cozy's 1812 drum solo. Just astonishing. What a superb group of musicians!!!!!
I saw Ronnie in sacred heart tour and omg he was fabulous one of the best concerts ever now in Rainbow with my favorite guitar player in the world ever would have been spectacular! Miss you Ronnie you made me happy with your mystical presence!! R.I.P
No metal musicians will ever make music this timeless as this song is. One of the best songs ever written. Not to mention there will never be another Ronnie James Dio singing them 😥
i wouldn't sleep on musicians of today. but, as far as this being mainstream, it will never come through record companies, or financially driven musicians. this type of magic takes real connection to the otherworld. and commerce and commercialism actively kills that connection. its not intentional, its just ignorance. but, with youtube and other self publishing platforms the world is being designed for us, by us, on the low. so have faith my brotha. within the next 10 years your gonna start hearing shit like this again i guarantee it. not to mention that anything that truly ahead of its time, will not be appreciated till its time comes. :) Peace.
« Stargazer and Catch the Rainbow » are my first songs for Ronnie🔥I’m Yesterday 20 years💕and for me, NO LET’S GO, i almost find you on « YOU TUBE », thank’s 🌈🥰
Rainbow's songs allways have some magic in sound. When I was young man I talked with one old russian hippy. He said: if you listen Rainbow you can't be a bad man. Probably, its true
Holy Jesus just found this. Daaamn its just freaking awasome. So much ahead of the time! I was born in 89 but bands like this is My kind of music!!! 😎🤘🤘🤘 Oh an R. I. P dio 😢😢😢
My favourite band since I was 13 was or is Iron Maiden and I only heard early Rainbow stuff in the last couple of years. I was completely blown away by Stargazer first time I heard it and wondered how I'd missed hearing Rainbow's stuff. That's after nearly 30 years of listening to rock & metal. I'm sure there's other classic stuff I still haven't discovered as well!
Same here. I was always a DIO fan since he was with Black Sabbath and I never bothered to listen to the Rainbow albums. So glad to have discovered them. I can't believe how old it is and how amazing Rainbow Rising. I love all the songs.
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One of the best songs in the history of rock music!
A melhor
agree
The composition is pretty insane
Probably the best.
Greatest milestone of symphonic metal either power metal. Dio kills the vocal performance forever
The best Rainbow line up! Blackmore, Dio, Cozy Powell, Jimmy Bain and Tony Carey!!!
The first keyboard player was stone something.
@@sammyallen428 the first keyboard player was Mickey Lee s o u l e who was replaced by Tony Carey who was then replaced by David Stone you get the idea Ritchie love to replace band members cheers
Toney Carey , related with Danny Carey?
Although Vivian and Appice could.be construed as Equal but different styles !!!Wait my bad that was Dio!!!!!!
Daisley and Stone improved the band after Bain and Carey
Un solo à remettre en cause la suprématie de certains piètres guitaristes
Une voix qui restera dans l infini du rock
Anybody can make art but not all can make a masterpiece! This is easily one of the greatest songs ever recorded.
Live in Fukuoka...yt.
Frigging Syth intro on definitely a Minimoog is off the hook
This is one of the times in music history that geniuses, that otherwise would never work with each other, just so happen to write music together and give us such astounding songs!
It's natural that personalities like Richie and Ronnie would inevitably clash, but that golden period of time, that narrow window of them working together has given us these gems.
Cannot get enough of this song all these years later. Absolute masterpiece. RIP RJD 🤘
When friends & I listened to music in my basement back then, I always had to play this one last. There aren't many songs that can follow it.
@@AnthonyStJamesMaybe A Light In The Black, Man On The Silver Mountain?
A classic Rainbow song with one of the most unique and captivating vocalists on the planet the old Elf himself Ronnie James Dio!
You are right & the best as versatil guitarist timeless Blackmore 🎸
Today’s society is addicted to amazon and looking at social media. Because it’s easy and learning an instrument is harder than pushing a button or rapping into a microphone a bunch of unintelligible non-sense that has no meaning or substance...so I blame the parents that let your goofy kids have no substance. I’m 35 and I love this music btw and I actually play instruments
David Liddle
You are right in everything you said!!!💙❣
The fabric of society, has lost its soul. It has been hijacked by the socialists of the world who think their way is the best yet they always clamour for the democratic way of life and the rewards it brings . Just shows how stupid today’s generation really is .
@@bpc29363
Sadly you are correct!😌💙❣
I was there in 1977 ! The concert was delayed because of Ritchie (trouble with the police,as always)! Suddenly there was the child voice of Judy Garland talking about a rainbow rainbow rainbow.....BAAAM !!! INFERNO!!! Out of fuckin nowhere 'Rainbow' was there ...including Ritchie completely under fire !! They started with something that I couldn't reconize because Iwas frightened to death !! The volume was the blast of hell !! The fans went mad . It was 'Kill the king' ! And it was absolutely magic. I was 16 and I know I'll never forget !
I love your description, I can imagine being there.
@@ryanjones4150
Me too!!! that's awesome!!!!
I'm jealous...
Wow! That was exactly me at gig in Manchester. First gig ever 😊
Thank you! :D
Tony Carey on keyboards (very good intro), the great Cozy Powell on drums, Jimmy Bain on bass, the fantastic Ritchie Blackmore (the man in black) on guitar and superbe Ronnie James Dio (RIP) on vocals. One of the best Rainbow's track ever... this song is 36 years old!!!
The greatest track of Rainbow for me and one of the Best in rock history
The Best song, the Best álbum, the Best formation of Raimbow, the Best rock of history....
Коментарии вы написали 10 лет назад.
Сегодня ,спустя 10 лет ,песне уже 46 лет.
Самое лучшее, что я слышала в своей жизни. Великолепный вокал Дио👍💖♥️
@@milenmilen438 ФАРМЭР?😮😰
Live in Fukuoka...Yt.
Of course Ronnie James Dio's voice and lyrics are perfect in this song. But Richie Blackmore's guitar solo in this song is the greatest I've ever heard. It's not just fast shredding, it is haunting and mystical, cuts to your very soul.
Всё на высоком уровне!
So true. Blackmore is a genius
@@ЖаннаН-л8й ТЕБЕ -ТО ОТКУДА ЗНАТЬ?🤭🤨
Live in Fukuoka...yT.
without Dio, Blackmore would be just another great guitar player, Dio launched him, he’s epic but Dio was his equal, in vocals.
So ahead of their time. One of rocks greatest songs.
You're right. So ahead of their time.
It's an anthem for early metal... Late psychicalelic rock... Absolutely
@@kingkiller_1001 well combined I think it's one of the very first true "progressive metal" songs. Absolutely phenomenal.
Live in Fukuoka...YT.
No one ever realizes what a gift to us having great musicians really is......but once they're gone, their legacy lives on forever for true lovers and connoisseurs of music forever.
Live in Fukuoka...yt.
R.I.P., DIO, Cozy Powell and Jimmy Bain
the greatest formation
Cozy was a beast died way too young.....dio is the best hard rock/metal vocalist of all time.
Arguably...the best song, with the best guitarist...and undoubtedly the best vocalist in history.👍🤘🏴💜
I won't argue; but they were a great combination.
RIP Ronnie : 12 years today you passed away.....You are A Light in the black. Stargazer and a light in the black: masterpieces. It's two tracks but one for me.
Don’t forget rip cozy.
And Jimmy Bain
That's right 😊
Still i'm Sad 😢🤘
My dad (Rip) turned me onto these guys b/c I was born in '75 ... Thank you Dad for your greatest gift
We’re in such a black hole of music now a days, nothing is as inspiring or magical like this piece. This song is pure genius
Live in Fukuoka..Yt.
@daviddoran3673 I wanna listen to that but when I search I get alot of different results, what should I search for specifically
@@duckz201rock is well and thriving in Japan. Check out Band-Maid.
concerts are not like this anymore. i'm glad i was alive and old enough to see this incredible band, and so many others, play, really play this awesome music.
Ur right.. nothing like the 70's... Best time to be alive n witness all this awesome music!! Just FANTASTIC!! JAMMIN ON STAGE N HAVING FUN!!
In dieser Besetzung ist Rainbow einfach am genialsten gewesen. Dio ist für mich der beste Sänger im Rock. Stargazer ist der perfekteste Song, welcher je gespielt wurde. Ich bedanke mich bei allen fünf Musikern, dass ich heute noch mit Freude diesen Song hören darf
Love to hear Blackmore play. He was such a master. Way ahead of the game. His stuff with Dio is some of his best.
A BIG YES....
I say it a lot and usually get shit for it, but those 3 Dio Rainbow albums are better than anything Blackmore did for Purple, or Dio would do for Sabbath or Dio... As much as I love Purple, Sabbath and Dio. Ronnie and Ritchie together was just magical. Dio's lyrics and voice just matched Blackmore's old world/baroque/classical tinged songwriting better.
@@ChadVanHalen5150
Gillan is much better singer than Dio!
@@ristonaatsaari6397
I like both equal
DP MkII and Rainbow with Dio
Both TOP SHELF BLACKMORE IS THE MAN. THE MUSIC MAN THAT IS
@@ChadVanHalen5150 Amen, man!
Hey all singers of today, NO AUTO TUNE and still perfectly in pitch. Listen and learn kids.
Raw talent! 🤟🏻🤟🏻
Great sound quality for that time! Ronnie James Dio is with out a doubt one of the best metal vocalists of all time! R.I.P. Ronnie James Dio.
Actually Ronnie James Dio is the best Heavy Metal singer without doubt!
@@David.diaz.13let's not limit Ronnie to just "metal"...one of the greatest voices in rock and even pop music, and one of the longest and most varied careers of all. He's in his mid-30s on this performance with already more than a half a lifetime of material and performances. And all along, he stayed true to his vision and art...we probably will never see his like again.
One of my favorite songs of all time. But this version nails it - fantastic intro, great guitar play, incredible drums and of course a singer who is the wizard himself. Love it!
ronnies voice sounds amazing.god rainbow was awesome with ronnie.i was fortunate to see rainbow with ronnie with sabbath etc great singer,great person,he is deeply missed r i p ronnie,the man on the silver mountain!
wow , it's been great
Rainbow are a great band
I met Ronnie one of the nicest people in Rock, what a front man. RIP Ronnie🤘Blackmore was on fire on this tour, I was at the front at Hammersmith. Dio never missed a note!🎶
I saw rainbow with Dio as lead vocals back in 78 at Austn,Texas Dio rocks Forever
I saw them right after Dio left. Powell was out and Paice was drumming ,Glover was on bass, and Graham Bonnet was vocals. Concert sucked. I wanted original rainbow
@@robertruck5501 lol deep purple pretty much
@@robertruck5501 This is the first I've heard of Paice playing in Rainbow. And Powell was replaced after Bonnet had already quit.
@@slycordinator Milwaukee Wisconsin. Yes it was pretty much Rainbow except it was in the midst of Difficult to Cure tour. Played mostly Rainbow material from the recent releases. Very little Rising Material.
@@robertruck5501 Graham Bonnet quit early in the writing process of Difficult to Cure. The album and tour were done with Joe Lynn Turner as the vocalist.
God, Ritchie owned the rock guitar stage this year -- I remember staring at the cover of this album and knew it was a piece of magic before I even heard one note... GREAT!
Mark Norris 100% Agreed!
This is amazing. What has happened to mainstream music. We went from genius like this to total garbage.
Asmodeus- The Great Dumbing Down is what has happened. It’s a lifelong plan begun in the late 1950’s and gone Full Wide Open Throttle by the Mideast 1960’s. Today’s noise & idiocy overall is the result.😢
6years later it is even more garbage..
Oh no, brother! Please listen to „the stage“ , or the good and old „art of life“ from X-japan!
No, there are so many, you do not know!
Because of the lame rap crap kids don’t listen to hard rock or metal anymore. There wiggers now
Actually Europe is there to save us. Scandinavia and Germany especially are literally holding. Also helps that bands like Slipknot are becoming mainstream.
Песня..пришедшая из далекого прошлого и улетевщая в далекое будующее..👍👍👍👌
I've heard many people try singing this tune but nobody compares to Ronnie James but they try
very good quality. Saw them in 76 and 77 in the Hague.
will never forget it. It was magic. Almost 40 years later IT'S STILL.MAGIC.
I agree with you!
sometimes you hear a song and you just say to yourself that you can't be serious with just how great that was. This would be one of those songs.
I just love how Ritchie Blackmore never plays the same song the same way live I've never seen so much heart and Talent come through a guitar in my life
EPIC ❤
Damn those keyboards... This has to be the best Stargazer version ever
Tony Carey?
Even Jon Lord would be envious of this solo...
Nothing beats the original but this is definitely a perfect #2!!
Tony Carey was amazing!!! Know that Ritchie was strange, but never will understand why he fired him. The best Rainbow keyboard player, amazing play!
Well this is a bit of an exaggeration....
Where the heck is the effffin “WORSHIP’ button for this one of a hell and amazing song????
I hear ya!!!😂😂😂
Good 1.
Carey on the intro keyboards is just amazing. Blackmore always played with some greats, Don Airey, {who went to Ozzy} Tony Carey, not to mention John lord, then add all the other great musicians and you got some of the greatest talent ever to have played with in rock... Legend!
Это шедевр всех музыкантов объединившихся вокруг великого Ричи и так было и будет всегда. Браво!
В 16 лет нравилось и сейчас в 61 слушаю
Признак ума.
Me pasa lo mismo
Мне 63 и также наслаждаюсь этой бесподобной композицией💪💪💪🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝
Р. Дж. Дио сделал этот музыкальный жанр. Нет таких вокалистов , нескем его сравнивать!❤Мне 72 г. Знаю что говорю. Я 50лет в музыкальном Мире обретаюсь😊
Со временем все поймут, что Ричи лучший гитарист ХХ века
Wow! Dio had a voice like no other.
Dio just speaks for himself but everything about Blackmore's playing on this track just melts my brain. This combo though is peak metal. Nothing beats this.
Excelent!!! best live version of one of the best song ever
Iconic, gorgeus and amazing song
Powell, Dio and Blackmore all of them are real monsters
Ronnie J.D was an exceptional singer, vocalist.
Kind regards from Paris!
I am only 11 years old but this is one of the best songs of all time
Rock on mate
go to bed. it's late.
Rock on Luca, don't let this music die with us old guys! Make sure they hear this in 2060!
Hi Luca...I just wanted to let you know that you are 100% correct...Best of the best. Keep rocking young man!!!
Good Music will never die!
Saw Rainbow on the first album tour, and again in 78, then in 96. Missed this tour. Ritchie was always unique, no concert was ever the same. if he was on, dam he was great.
This is music! Thank you Ronnie, thank you Ritchie!
Wow, this is rare - still with Toy Carey on keys.... The solo is amazing!!! 🤘😎🤘
I have enjoyed this Concert on the 27.9.1976 in Düsseldorf/Phillipshalle. A friend of mine take a record on a SABA cassette recorder- but this here is much better from the quality! Thanks for this! Generaly Ritchi play Stargazer not often in this Concert Tour. And Ronnie James Dio(RIP) was a Lyrical Highlight! And we will also Remember Craig Gruber(Bass on the 1. Album- Rainbow) who dies of cancer aged 63 in April 2015. The Line up of this tour was:
Ronnie James Dio> Vocals
Tony Carey > Keyboard
Cozy Powell > Drums (RIP)
Jimmy Bain > Baß
Ritchie Blackmore > Guitarre
The best deal was Cozy at this time. His Solo Projekts flopps- and he need a new job.
Now the man in Black circeld the rules of Membershipping.
I`ver saw Concerts in Colonge 1978 , but this doesn't mach this Concert in Düsseldorf.
cie kay i got the full düsseldorf concert in same quality as this one. im able to upload it if you want. :)
They were never in Argentina unfortunatelly
I envy you in a good way
These musicians are unmatched, iconic band
+maxxblade Good gosh, upload it, such a concert should be shared. :D
Sting (police) played in Argentina in the 80s, The military Junta was still ruling and you probably know Sting always was very involved with human rights, so probably Rainbown did not play due another reason
Yep, and there was also a Queen concert in Argentina, they even mentioned the regime in their documentary, with the soldiers walking around, many of them on the stadium, too.
High noon, oh I'd sell my soul for water
Nine years worth of breakin' my back
There's no sun in the shadow of the wizard
See how he glides, why he's lighter than air?
Oh I see his face!
Where is your star?
Is it far, is it far, is it far?
When do we leave?
I believe, yes, I believe
In the heat and the rain
With whips and chains
To see him fly
So many die
We build a tower of stone
With our flesh and bone
Just to see him fly
But don't know why
Now where do we go?
Hot wind, moving fast across the desert
We feel that our time has arrived
The world spins, while we put his dream together
A tower of stone to take him straight to the sky
Oh I see his face!
Where is your star?
Is it far, is it far, is it far?
When do we leave?
Hey, I believe, I believe
In the heat and the rain
With whips and chains
Just to see him fly
Too many die
We build a tower of stone
With our flesh and bone
To see him fly
But we don't know why
Ooh, now where do we go
All eyes see the figure of the wizard
As he climbs to the top of the world
No sound, as he falls instead of rising
Time standing still, then there's blood on the sand
Oh I see his face!
Where was your star?
Was it far, was it far
When did we leave?
We believed, we believed, we believed
In heat and rain
With the whips and chains
To see him fly
So many died
We built a tower of stone
With our flesh and bone
To see him fly
But why
In all the rain
With all the chains
Did so many die
Just to see him fly
Look at my flesh and bone
Now, look, look, look, look,
Look at his tower of stone
I see a rainbow rising
Look there, on the horizon
And I'm coming home, I'm coming home, I'm coming home
Time is standing still
He gave back my will
Ooh ooh ooh ooh
Going home
I'm going home
My eyes are bleeding
And my heart is leaving here
But it's not home
But it's not home
Ooh
Take me back
He gave me back my will
Ooh ooh ooh ooh
Going home
I'm going home
My eyes are bleeding
And my heart is leaving here
But it's not home
But it's not home
Ooh
Take me back, take me back
Back to my home ooh, ooh, ooh
Tony Pooyappallil yes...fantastic lyrics..
Thank you for providing the full lyrics which were not included with the original album
Уже почти 50 лет, а как вчера. Лучшие
Как сказал один блогер,этой песней Дио обессмертил себя.Это же касается и остальных тоже.Великая вещь.
I can't believe he could do this live! Sounds just like the album!
Live in Fukuoka..yt.
Hard to believe that the only ones still alive from this lineup are Blackmore & Carey. RIP Ronnie, Cozy & Jimmy.
Muy buena interpretación, de 1975 a 1978 fue la mejor etapa de Rainbow lejos.
Saludos desde Argentina.
С 1966 по1997 годы были самые лучшие музыкальные произведения в разных стилях,и театр и кино дарили нам шедевры ,как отечественного так и зарубежного искусства ,что называется-душа пела ,прошли те времена времена,увы , идёт полным ходом деградация человечества...!!!
Too bad there won't be another singer like this nor another guitarist like Richie they are unique, this song is a work of art
Saw them 30yrs. ago, dios vocals were powerfull, Blackmores solos were blistering,3 thousand seats only, I mean heads, you stood right in front of the stage it was weird,Richfield Colliseum, 4 lilly f-40s then they were called REDS.concert was fantastic..Axeflyer MD.
I met Ronnie JamesDio. I was a big fan. I had seen Rainbow, at the Rainbow, Findsbury Park. Ritchie Blackmore, probs the fastest and best guitarists after Michael. Cook (I.Q.), did a 3 minute encore strop, moody fuck, dissing his band, I was backstage, at Wembley, with Iron Maiden. They recorded daughter to the slaughter,.after the gig, was in the dressing room with Dave and Adrian, VIP passes so security very polite and access all areas, in walks a very big man, turfs us out, VIP, what? Oh, of course, five foot Ronnie and two six foot bouncers minced in, flipping Diva,. Great vocalist. He helped to revive Sabbath. God bless you RJD but.
Amazing Tony Carey solo.
Never forget the first time I heard this song and a light in the black
Hear that kids? That's when real musicians wrote and performed their own songs without dancers. They played their own instruments masterfully, and put on incredible shows! So fortunate to see this concert at Glendale's Starlight Amphitheater in 1976. Great show!
You've got amazing memories
This is too the power of great music, reaches us all at a deeper level than we really never really fully appreciated until it's gone
Cozy Powell was just a stud on the drumset
Love this pics of Ritchie, always an axe in his hand
Who said strata don't sound good!? Fukn Steve Vai don't know shit
Good old times ...i'm nostalgia when i listen this track..i feel so old now...
Ritchie was truly something special.
The main riff in Stargazer, along with the vast majority of everything else Blackmore has written, has had such a massive influence on everything rock/metal guitar that came after it. People often talk about the best/most influential guitar players of all time, you always see the usuals, EVH, SRV, Randy Rhodes, etc. in the conversation, but to me it's truly mindblowing how often Richie Blackmore is overlooked/not mentioned in the discussion. Because if not for him, so many other songs that people absolutely love wouldnt even exist.
Dio's vocals combined with Blackmores composition/writing skills made Rainbow something so incredibly special. Once Dio left Rainbow, they were never even close to the same ever again in my opinion. Don't get me wrong, Graham Bonnet did a great job filling Dio's shoes and had terrific vocals, but it just wasn't the same. Something about that Dio/Blackmore duo was just so special. So grateful we're able to have these recordings from this period of Rainbow to go back and listen to.
The music to grow up with and share. There's nothing like this anymore.
выкладываются на все 100%. красавцы. все великие.
@Bass Boulevard Причем здесь ДП?Я,конечно,полюбляю их Блэкморовский знаменитый вкуснейшие рифак к smoke on the water,но,блин,это клиенты к другому видео.Слава Ричи!
The definitive Rainbow song and the seed from which modern power metal blossomed. Long live Rock and Roll! Long live Dio!
I got to see them at Royal Oak music theater back in 78'. Caught the neck of Ritchies' broken neck, my buddy got to shake Ronnie's hand. I missed seeing Toney play as they had replaced him for Long Live, Rock n Roll. I was 15 years old, this was an incredible day, got to see Cozy drum. Amazing. Nobody wanted them to stop playing. Remember hearing Ritchie jamming on his own before the crowd came in.Couldnt wait to get to our seat. About 40 years ago, still feels like it happened yesterday. Went home and tried jamming the tunes on my Hammond M3 like Toney did on the On Stage album. Turned up my stereo full blast so I could re-experience the concert. What a memory!
The music Ronnie and Richie made together is remarkable and I only hope Richie can look back and see the magic he was part of with the early Rainbow members and the mark it left in rock & roll.
The first three Rainbow albums are fucking great they are so underrated. I could listen to Stargazer or Gates of Babylon all day
Incredible song the album version is perfection.
I'm sure they tweaked this song multiple times live, but this is pretty damn good. Sounds like it's in a different key. The haunting backing on the solo is great too. And considering this is not even a polished, top-notch recording, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Thx for posting.
The amazing and unforgetable drums intro. Thank you, Cozy ❗
This song is absolutely amazing ❗
Thank you lord, for being alive and having met this band.
921st. October 13 2021. 8:51pm
Philippine time
Thanks 😊 for your music ❤️
a band like this only comes around once every thousand years,or so.
Даже живьем эта песня звучит обалденно!
Это просто ШЕДЕВР!
Totally agree. I remember when this first came out. I thought this was the best Rainbow album. And this was the best song. For me its still one of my best kick ass rock songs of all time. RIP Dio!!
Had the great pleasure of seeing this lineup play this song as a 16yo in late November 1976 in Adelaide on the Australian leg of their world tour. Was my first international band rocket concert. It left a lasting impression on me as they were the best live rock band in the world at the time. I can 'see' those 2 magnificent backdrops & the moving rainbow. It was stunning!
My brother and I were at that concert, Festival Centre. Best venue in Adelaide. Awesome sound, spectacular show with that Rainbow. Will never forget Cozy's 1812 drum solo. Just astonishing. What a superb group of musicians!!!!!
When the music was special!! Mid 70’s what an era!!
Ronnie I miss you :(
As do i
Me too
I like the ending of Ronnie’s vocals on the record ...plays with your heartstrings 🤘
Enjoyed Rainbow on oct 4,1977 in Scheveningen(the Hague). They were fantastic!!!
The best song ever , and the outro on rainbow rising album is out of this world
i was there. unforgettable
I saw Ronnie in sacred heart tour and omg he was fabulous one of the best concerts ever now in Rainbow with my favorite guitar player in the world ever would have been spectacular! Miss you Ronnie you made me happy with your mystical presence!! R.I.P
No metal musicians will ever make music this timeless as this song is. One of the best songs ever written. Not to mention there will never be another Ronnie James Dio singing them 😥
i wouldn't sleep on musicians of today. but, as far as this being mainstream, it will never come through record companies, or financially driven musicians. this type of magic takes real connection to the otherworld. and commerce and commercialism actively kills that connection. its not intentional, its just ignorance. but, with youtube and other self publishing platforms the world is being designed for us, by us, on the low. so have faith my brotha. within the next 10 years your gonna start hearing shit like this again i guarantee it. not to mention that anything that truly ahead of its time, will not be appreciated till its time comes. :)
Peace.
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Ohhh, I so hope you are right!!
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This is beautiful D: , especially Tony's keyboards
Wow! Awesome version, probably my favorite live recording of this song. Passionate, heavy but effortless at the same time.
Cool intro. I love the synthesizers!
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That was fucking awful!
It was way too long
It's a cool little jam. It makes sense in a live setting, but I wouldn't want it on an album if that makes sense.
« Stargazer and Catch the Rainbow » are my first songs for Ronnie🔥I’m Yesterday 20 years💕and for me, NO LET’S GO, i almost find you on « YOU TUBE », thank’s 🌈🥰
I was there on this Tour in Ludwigshafen in the Eberthall, it was absolutly great!
No one even close to Ritchie!!! Great Ronnie, Cozy and Tony. Just magic.
Rainbow's songs allways have some magic in sound. When I was young man I talked with one old russian hippy. He said: if you listen Rainbow you can't be a bad man. Probably, its true
Very correct statement by this hippy guy. He knows something..
Holy Jesus just found this. Daaamn its just freaking awasome. So much ahead of the time! I was born in 89 but bands like this is My kind of music!!! 😎🤘🤘🤘 Oh an R. I. P dio 😢😢😢
Its nice to know younger people like this stuff.
I was 9 yrs old when this came out. I Wish I was old enough to see this tour... The music and the bands in this time frame... Man!!
What a voice first live vocal I’ve heard from this period of his career
To young back then to see them, guess now I never will, having grown up with their music,it moves my heart still
Прекрасно! Замечательно! Чудесно! Охренительно!!!
Ronnie would have been perfect in Game of Thrones
He could have played the jailer in the Eyrie haha
The definite founders of Power Metal.
my favorite band is iron maiden but i think this is on of the best songs in world.
My favourite band since I was 13 was or is Iron Maiden and I only heard early Rainbow stuff in the last couple of years. I was completely blown away by Stargazer first time I heard it and wondered how I'd missed hearing Rainbow's stuff. That's after nearly 30 years of listening to rock & metal. I'm sure there's other classic stuff I still haven't discovered as well!
yes
Gorbadoc Oldbuck check out Gary Moore...live empty rooms....
Fire Freeze you won't get much of an argument from me, probably in my top five songs of all time for sure.
Same here. I was always a DIO fan since he was with Black Sabbath and I never bothered to listen to the Rainbow albums. So glad to have discovered them. I can't believe how old it is and how amazing Rainbow Rising. I love all the songs.
Фантастический музыкальный шедевр!!!
Но я почти уверен что в России это будет забыто судя по нашей молодежи .
@@михаилмуромов-ъ1р Не забыт. Мне 30 и я скинул всем своим знакомым помладше;)
@@StanislawVasilev😊Ок!