RAINBOW Stargazer + The Man On The Mountain
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
- Watch Richie Blackmore from DEEP PURPLE destroy the stage with RAINBOW. Sit back and relax. Enjoy a double treat with Stargazer and The Man on the Mountain. EPIC
00:00 Start
04:52 Notes-1
06:02 Rainbow The Man on the Mountain
18:50 Notes-2
19:52 Rainbow - Stargazer
32:12 Credits
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One of my favorite bands and eras of Rainbow. So talented with great musicianship and vocals. The 1977 Munich concert is so epic, such a great performance. "Misteated" from this concert really showcases Ronnie James Dio's voice.
Blackmore, Dio and Cozy - one of the best trios of all time - so gifted! Stargazer one of the all time Rock classics.
‘Stargazer’ has one of the best Drum intros ever and, of course, is an absolute classic song.
Banger
I’m blown away, First Hawkwind and now Rainbow. Keep it up and thanks for the entertainment👍 We need another Chisel week.
You and me both!
RIP Dio...you really were a magical wizard of rock! Loved seeing you live, sensational!
I grew up on this stuff my friends. Ritchie was my inspiration. I worshiped at the feet of the Man in Black. No, not Johnny Cash. The energy and excitement of not knowing how a show would unfold was very dependent on Blackmore's mood and perception of the investment of the audience. It made every show unique and a special experience. It started with Purple, but is was the roots of neo-classical rock/metal.
Ritchie is a great guitarist, however he had a unique attitude regarding rock n roll. It is not all about technique and musical skills. It is also very much about the performance which includes an opportunity to express himself musically. This allows the musician to experiment and reach for new and exciting things. It helps to keep it fresh every night and makes for a more spontaneous and interactive experience for the fans. It does not always work perfectly, but that is the beauty and challenge for Ritchie. Like a race car on the edge about to lose control and go down in flames. Or soar to new highs with the exhilaration of a once in a lifetime musical experience.
Almost 50 years ago this was cutting edge and very unique music. Cheers! 🥂🥂
I keep saying this but, for me, Stargazer and Child In Time are the two greatest rock songs ever written.
"Catch the Rainbow" or their version of "Mistreated" are both epic if you want to check out more live tracks.
cool
@@TheThamesmen Just be sure to do the full 18minutes live version of Catch the rainbow from Munich!
Very subtle opening you lot... Just one thing to say, old rockers never die. These songs are immortal. Oh, the background and Sasha's hair are a great communication! Loved this.
HA HA
You only did half of the live MOTSM. I would be happy to watch Blackmore noodling on stage for a couple of hours and the rest of the band could stay in the dressing room. The entire Munich 1977 concert is epic, and probably the best performances by Blackmore and Dio caught on film. Catch the Rainbow has an epic guitar solo, Still I'm Sad has keyboard and drum solos, but it's nearly half an hour in length. Stargazer was performed live, but it sounded thin without the orchestra so it was dropped from the set.
Rifftastic music moving the Deep Purple model forward one more step. Rainbow were a super group that was well worthy of the name. The only criticism Chris is that I would always pair ‘Stargazer’ with ‘Light in the black’ as together they tell a complete story and probably represent the best album side of heavy rock music ever written. Still MOTSM is also a great track so I’m hardly disappointed. Loved both Vids that you found and don’t take any Sh1t from these Prima Donna presenter types, they may pull better stank faces than you but we all know who the heart and soul of the channel is!😂
Ver well said, one step forward
Loved Rainbow back in the day! Surprised that you hadn't heard "The Man on the Silver Mountain" previously, George. The now "classic rock" radio station in my hometown -- "album rock" back in the 1970's -- played that song a lot, but I suppose the BBC had other artists that they were playing more often back then.
Lovely to see you chaps again😊 Rainbow were my first ever gig at the strangely named 'Michael Sobel' sport's Centre in around 1983! I've been lucky to see Dio perform many times live up until 2006. It must be said that not many people had time for Blackmore - I've heard Ronnie Dio describe him as 'cold' as people had been waiting for them for hours outside the venue for autographs etc and he just refused to have anything to do with them. Dio on the other hand always stopped and famously took someone on the tourbus who had missed their last train home! Some might say both are geniuses in their fields - personally I agree with re to Dio , but not so much Blackmore - although highly talented, I always thought a bit overrated! Blimey, I'm in a controversial mood tonight - better have a lie down!😅 I think there was a little controversy in around 82 when they went in a more 'radio friendly' direction - I think most metal/prog musicians would see that as selling out. Of course they had that successful hit 'I surrender' - Joe Lyn Turner is an excellent singer but no Ronnie Dio! I think they drafted in Don Airey on keyboards, Bobby Rondinelli on drums and the reliable Roger Glover on Bass. So he's always had great musicians behind him. Anyway, take very good care of yourselves. Hope very much to see some more Nightwish in the future at some point! 😅
Stargazer for me is up there as one of the greatest rock tunes of all time. Speaking of Rush, been awhile since we heard some boys.
1. Ritchie Blackmore is the Lord God Almighty (and from Weston Super Mare)
2. Ronnie James Dio sings the best, most passionate outro to a rock track ever.
3. Ritchie’s solo tells the story that Ronnie sings immediately after it, about the wizard falling (hence the descending slide)
4. Not live, but Gates of Babylon is an absolute must.
R.I.P. Ronnie and Cozy.
Cool. Many thanks.
ps stargazer is my favorite song after comfortably numb for more live Rainbow the show opener Spotlight Kid from Rainbow's double live album at Budokan Theater in Tokyo Japan an if you are really adventurous Difficult to Cure same album an instrumental backed by the Japanese Orchestra
Wow!
owned rainbow rising as a teenager, great album cover of a fist grabbing a rainbow through a cloud
Gentlemen for the first time today I got to listen to my christmas present
Bears Sonic Journals The Allman Brothers Band Filmore East February 1970 was the first lp The second disc was 2 versions side three the Mountain Jam side 4 was the mountain Jam continued.
I couldnt move. I sat with my headphones on and just gaught carried away, As you two appreciate the same type of music as I do I thought I would send you the info their playing live is in a different league of their own especially with Duane
thought you would be interested Take care Hell they were good
Simply brilliant.
Alex, asking for Rainbow tracks to play is tough, because if you want Dio on vocals, he was gone by the year 1979, and most of the singles that were successful for Rainbow happened after 1979 and did not have Dio on them. That being said, the songs "Since You Been Gone," "All Night Long," "I Surrender," and "Jealous Lover" were decent back in the early 1980's.
Thanks Brian.
Stargazer, their best song by far
Trivia Titbit (hopefully not mentioned and missed in the vid or comments) - There is an earlier Dio/Deep Purple joining. In 1974 Dio did vocals for Glover's much derided Butterfly Ball project tune, Love Is All, which I loved as sprog - still quite fond of it.
Very cool!!!
Blackmore, Cozy & Dio. So much testosterone blasting out of our speakers, I'm concerned my neighbour & her cat will be pregnant by the end of this vid.
Good morning to you, how are you? I've missed you reacting to Måneskin's songs! If you don't know, a couple time ago they release 5 new songs for the extended version of their album called Rush (are you coming?). These songs are "Honey (are you coming?)", "The Driver", "Valentine", "Off My Face" and "Trastevere", and I think they are wonderful! Please react to these masterpieces.
Thanks Marc - Noted
A pity that audio and video seemed to be recorded on a potato 😆 Luckily I got to see Rainbow live in AU - and a few years later caught Dio fronting Black Sabbath in AU - amazing talent !
Followed deep purple when I was younger. Listening to this song what difference. Could you do a deep Purple vs Rainbow. Would like to see how different the music and presentation is from the original deep purple.
Great band great tune
No content Rick. Purple pissed on Rainbow from a great height, Jon Lord in his own right is an absolute genius - We would only upset Rainbow fans
You 2 are as mad as cut snake. Being an ex pom I really relate to your humor. Became a 10 pound tourist in 1974. (paid 20 pound to migrate to Australia, kids came free). Your chose of music is real beut and.haven't hear any thing that I have not liked
Dude. Appreciate that. Have a fab day. Alex
So for context, Ian Gillan and Ritchie Blackmore weren’t getting along so he left the Deep Purple with bassist Roger Glover following shortly. The remaining band member decided to continue replacing the Ian Gillan with then unknown singer David Coverdale, (which would after Deep Purple gone on form a band known as Whitesnake) and on bass replacing where bassist and former lead singer of Trapeze, a Mr Glenn Hughes. This showed the band infuse a more soulful, funk and blues sound compared to that they had previously, starting with the album Burn. The funk and soul elements would be expanded upon on the follow up album Stormbringer, which would prompt Blackmore to leave, citing he didn’t want to play this “shoeshine music”
I’m personally a big fan of the Mark III era of the band (aka the Coverdale/hughes era). I highly recommend you guys check out the live version of Burn and Mistreated from the California Jam 1974
Purple and rainbow were vastly different.
Classic tracks but have to disagree with being a studio band - sure they laid down some great tracks, but having seen them a few dozen times I can safely say that they are definitely a live band - just like Purple were. No concerts were ever the same and the memories from back then have lived with me since. That concert from Munich is epic - it was ten minutes from being cancelled at midnight as lawyers were trying to get Ritchie out of jail in Vienna after attacking a security guy who was laying into some young female fan - he then turned out to be the owner of the venue! They managed to do so but had to drive him to Munich at top speed whilst the crowd waited! He then dived out of the car, took a few moments to compose himself and then went straight on stage - still in the clothes from the previous concert several days before. If you watch the opening track from the concert, Kill The King, the energy that they played it with in gratitude to the crowd is immense! So, with that info in mind, there's a great track to do - but for me the greatest of all is off of their "On Stage" live album and it's "Catch The Rainbow" - Ronnie in top form again, Cozy holding it all together for a quarter of an hour (make sure it's the 15:32 version) and just unbelievable improvisation from Ritchie right throughout the track. There's an instrumental "re-entry" around 9½ minutes in which is absolutely spine-tingling and not to be missed! No video but worth it to experience this version! Keep 'em coming!
No problem numbers can ruin your day just curious if you listened to both bands in the dark would you know which band was playing
Cheers
Punk came along mainly because the working class got detached from the garbage Top of the Pops was putting out. It was Black music or Disco which we I was 16 in 1976 at the time rebelled against.
You answered my question.
Thanks Rick! Hope you're well - Cheers Alex
Could you play the second video against the Court of the Crimson King. Would be interesting I think.
Ohhh thats intense Rick - Thats a huge div into technical prowess. You're a monster. Could you react to that? Thats a toughie
i think it's the first time i get why dlay and echo are different, you sing something you wait just a bit and you can sing over yourself or in duet briefly
Exactly
Oh my, strife between Alex and Chris. I'm sure that's never happened before...
The guitar solo was a little indulgent in the first track, but I did like him going into a more straight blues style. The intro to Stargazer is now burned into my brain in the best possible way. I may have listened more than once too. The solo in the second song was a lot better, more contained within the song around it.
This Saint show BBC. Which actor is playing Simon Templer?? Or is that my peril of tuning in & saying *"Ahhhhh crap. Remake.".* Just like it's my peril of tuning into The Thamesmen & going *"Ahhhhhh shite. Not these idiots".*
Simon Templar and his JAG
@@TheThamesmen - Which actor?? There were one short -live TV remake. Another in a TV movie pilot. One in a feature film. And the original bloke from that missed but brilliant 1979 UK feature film *North Sea Terror* (released as *ffolkes* in U.S. & *Assault Force* on U.S. TV) where he protrays a bearded, eccentric, arrogant, cat loving chauvinist, with Master strategist skills who does needlepoint embroidery and drinks scotch whiskey as if it were water. (note: Wikipedia) Plus that other less known character number *007.* Sounds like a bloke Alex would hang around with.
The 70s was the high-light in improvisation and "showing off". I don't think there's anything wrong with that atleast not when it's on the level of Deep Purple or Rainbow. In fact, modern rock and metal music lacks this immensly and has become very boring since the early 80s. Long live the 70s and long live the Renassaince!
Veti jätkät hiljaseks!tais tulla omia muistoja mieleen!?
Stargazer is amazing BUT! the sequel A Light In The Black, I like more. Unfortunately it was never a fave with Richie, so was not performed so much, because - his band - his rules, which I think is why he split with DP and formed Rainbow.
Definitely an interesting guy!
Olde English Faire garb aside, I like Blackmore's Night a lot. I think the general lack of reactions to their music is a shame. I also like fruitcake -- also undeservingly maligned, IMO. (-; ••• Golden! DOODLE!!!
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You only showed half of the video!!
I like the album version better on the Man on the silver mountain. it's groovy. This live performance is way too high tempo for my taste. Great song nonetheless.
Yep, the live version is too rushed, and doesn't have the majesty of the studio version.
Studio band? Are you kidding? They were far better LIVE! Especially Ronnie, the shit he could do with his voice was interferred with in the studio, he was far better live. Watch the entire concert 'Live in Munich 1977'. They had the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra in the studio version of Stargazer so obviously THAT one couldn't be replicated unless they took them with them on the road. They don't make talent like this anymore. Agree, definitely influenced by Zepplin and obviously Purple. Check out Rainbow 'Mistreated' Live in Munich 1977, blows away Coverdales version.
Was making comments yesterday about how you refered to your show as light and idiotic but reading it today it just looked I was calling the song idiotic, then your jokes idiotic when I tried to edited it. Like both song and jokes. 😐
Well thank you. We appreciate the support
Rainbow were the LAST ever "hard" rock act to ever perform at Adelaide's Festival Theatre in November 1976. Too much for four walls to contain! Loudest thing I EVER heard - and the ticket was my sixteenth birthday present. A lotta gigs since, but never that dangerous to one's ears. It was a pompous wank, like this guff, and I thank the Lord for PUNK.
Def inspired the raw 3 min , 3 chord backlash