Vocal Coach REACTS - RAINBOW "Mistreated" DIO LIVE
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'Children of the Sea' performed in Netherlands in 1983 is another vocal masterpiece!
Imho this vocal performance stands out in Dio's great legacy. No idea why this one is rather rarely reacted to, maybe 'cause it's a 'just' a Deep Purple cover?!?
Yeah I think the cover element (the David Coverdale connection), the fact that it wasn't a big single for them or anything, the fact that it's Rainbow and not Dio (so those not in the know are not likely to stumble upon it) and that it's mostly a big deal of a song from this SPECIFIC live performance from '77 probably keeps it out of the hands of the casual onlooker. You gotta be actually TRYING to find the good cuts to get to this one, I think. More popular tracks are more likely to bring in new viewers, as well, so these reactors have to think about their metrics, too. I think it's a real testament to Ken's genuine love of the craft that he's so assiduously pursuing the oeuvre of these great artists he wasn't already too familiar with!!
I wouldn't assume so knowing the herd mentality that rules, but maybe it could be because people would like to find fresh videos to react to that no one else has reacted to, to give unique content .'D
@@Bravilor This may be a cover but it seems like it was written for Dio.
My personal opinion is that this is one of Dio's best performances.
The On Stage version is the best!!
Love watching Cozy Powell on drums.
yes, totally agree
Me too. He was one of a kind. A drumming thunderstorm.
I read a couple days before this performance they played Austria and Blackmore was arrested, seems he thought a Security guard was too rough with a female fan in front of the stage so he lashed out and kicked the guard in the face with his big platform-booted foot, breaking his jaw! He wasn’t released until hours before this show. They didn’t get on stage here until midnight!
Came here to say this 🤘
The concert went on into the early morning, and Dio sounded as fresh on the last song, as he did on the first.
Yes if I remember correctly Richie Blackmore was in jail for three days from the previous show and they were finally able to get him out in time to drive him straight to this performance still wearing the same clothes from when he got arrested.
@@collinnicholasns that’s so Rock ‘n Roll, isn’t it? 😄
I've been a Dio fan for decades and I've never seen this video?? Holy crap that's amazing. Dio, in my opinion, THE Greatest vocalist of all time.. the play and intensity of his voice is TIMELESS....
From the same 1977 Munich concert, check out the song "Catch the Rainbow" It's a toss up which song was performed better. The whole concert was outstanding, so if you like that I suggest watching the other songs too. "Man on the Silver Mountain (blended with Starstruck)", "16th Century Greensleeves", "Kill the King", "Long Live Rock n Roll", Still I'm Sad", and "Do you Close Your Eyes",
no contest not then now or ever
Thanks for playing this video, I consider this Dio's best live performance. Insane vocals on this cover. I do recommend checking out the original as well from Deep Purple with David Coverdale's vocal version.
I would give that accolade to his performance of Stargazer with Rainbow. That is just phenomenal.
I was never a big fan of vibrato...until Dio made a convert of me. He was just....perfect.
Dio was at his peak with Rainbow!
That's a fact..
Dude thank you he DID IT YES
@@soradicalreticsandmonitors2390 I was so happy to see that, I knew he’d love it 👍🏻
@@wtglb he saw the whole thing thanks so much!!!!!
@@wtglb your the best now try with the Charismatic voice she loves Dio and I been try on her too
That’s bassist Bob Dailey, he went on to co-write a lot of Ozzy’s solo hits
He's said he wrote over 95% of the lyrics , for Blizzard of Ozz . I believe him as Ozzy never wrote any hits in Sabbath .
@@SJ-ty5rw Right, by "co-wrote", I meant he and Drummer Lee Kerslake wrote Ozzy's material. Sharon pulled a fast one on them, removing their parts from the recordings and redoing them. She's nasty.
@@wtglb- I hope you left out Randy Rhoads only because it should be obvious that he was a major writer on Blizzard of Oz (and Diary of a Madman, too). Daisley and Kerslake didn’t write that stuff by themselves.
@@crusheverything4449 My comment was about the lyrics, not the music.
@@wtglb - That’s what I figured. Anyone who knows Daisley and Kerslake wrote lyrics for Ozzy must also know that Randy was the main writer of the music. ✌🏼
I love his reaction when Dio enters orbit and reconnect after Ritchie’s solo 😂What an onset!
Yay!!! Thanks Ken! A couple other viewers requested this as well. I’ve been bugging reactors for a few years now to look at this!
Thanks for Keeping the Faith, swamper60! All the vocal reaction channels obvs dip into Dio eventually, but this is still the first one I've EVER seen, big or small, actually do "Mistreated" despite folks like yourself (and me haha) begging in the comments! Cheers!! And big kudos to Ken for listening!!
Thank you
@@SupaBeluga our persistence paid off, we knew he’d find this an excellent performance 👍🏻
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.
One of my favorite all time songs. Thank you so much for doing this! I just watched this again...I know, I have issues, but at the end when he sings "lord I misplaced my soul" it gives me chills every time. If you listen to the stuff from The Mob Rules album w/ Sabbath (like Falling off The Edge of the World for example) his voice has a lot more rasp at that point in time but everything from that album and Heaven and Hell are just stellar as well.
The Deep Purple Original with Hughes and Coverdale are magnificent. In fact there are some great blues peaces in that period of Purple
Dio's best years and performance were with Rainbow, especially that tour
Easily nothing compares to this. Wow !
I disagree. His best years are all of his years. This is awesome. But I prefer his sabbath stuff. And some of his Dio stuff. It's all great.
Ritchie's rendition of "Hall of the Mountain King" with Doogie White on vocals is a must listen. I have the studio version on my playlist, typically have to listen twice when it rolls up.
Yes, after Dio, I think White was the best Rainbow vocalist 👍🏻
Doogie Love, glad to see. Love his version of "Temple of the King". "Ariel" is also a great song to check out as well.
@@jalkabre5904 doogie love?
@@DHARMN00 I think they just mean they're glad to see someone "giving Doogie love" ie showing appreciation for him
@@SupaBeluga lol ok, punctuation really helps sometimes
Shit yeah! That was great!
Long live rock'n'roll
🤘😎🤘
Great reaction, thanks!
You’re the only reactor that has caught the edit in the middle of Blackmore’s solo. I enjoy your reactions, they’re learned and honest
I recommend catch the rainbow from the same concert!
Agree! Dio is great, but Ritchie really shines on the solo
Any song really, the whole concert is about eaqually great.
Yes and silver Mount sooooo good
I concur
welcome to the greatest Rock metal singer in history no contest Ronnie James Dio , was lucky enough to meet both him n Lemmy among others 11+ times over 30 years🤟🤘 his italian grandmother taught him the horn Sign to wave off evil spirits , he turned around n Protected his Audience which he loved dearly this is the greatest Song lyricwise ever written greatest storyteller ever to walk the earth Ronnie James Dio the Italian word for God is Dio
Greatest of all time. Goosebumps everytime.
It's always so fun to see You UA-camrs react to this song. First, some smiling and laughing from Ritchie's impressive guitar "games". Then the head starts to nod to the rythm of drums and bass. And then! When Dio streches the first note all the way to the end of the first line - You become completely frozen. No muscles are moving! Then a little smile, eyes closed, and just shaking the head from side to side. As if saying - "This can't be a human being, doing that voice". No exceptions. This happens to all of us! This voice is out of this World! It's so good, it's insane.
Yes! The voice is the main attraction here, as in so much of their songs. But imagine if You heard only the drums, bass, keys and Ritchie's solo guitar! You would soon discover how very good they all were, together or in solos. What Cozy Powell did on the drums back then, have set the standards for most of later hard rock bands. Thanks for Your video and reaction! 😍🤘
Dio was an amazing singer, he could have been an epic vocalist in any genre he wanted, he started in the 50s style doowop style and moved to hard rock/heavy metal.
Great reaction, young man. I don't care what kind of genre of music people listen to - if they like it then fine. If this vocal icon of the AGES & for the AGES doesn't move you in any way, you are soulless indeed.
Finally! One of the strongest vocal performances ever. Glad you had a chance to experience it!!!
Next song of Dio is another long one But same Concert Catch the Rainbow !!! It’s just as good
amazing performance, from the whole band.
it´s said that DIO got his good breathing teknik by playing the trumpet in younger years.
I saw Rainbow after Dio left and they were a shadow of their former self . I saw Dio with Black Sabbath and solo and they were unforgettable experiences and I have seen some historic bands in their prime. Dio was the top guy in his genre ....Still is .
they used to hold up bed sheets, spray painted with "The Man With The Golden Lungs".. I remember seeing that in early 80's in New Haven Ct Colliseum... A true statement..Watch Dios hands while he is singing...he was a master trumpet player and he often would mime that while singing before he started with the Malloook..Horns
Yes, I think making the trumpet moves helped with his breath control 👍🏻
He was the greatest. Please MORE Dio
Libe, I think he was better with Rainbow. When he joined Sabbath I think he believed that he needed a heavier sound to match the music and used more distortion and growled more. Dio had such variety in his tones. Listen to the studio song Dio sings with Rainbow, 'Rainbow Eyes,' it's just so beautiful.
My favorite Rainbow song
Thank you Swamper, and thank you, Ken. I think this song is just about the finest example of Dio's vocal soul and skill. Thank you so much for suggesting and reacting (respectively) to this unbelievable performance!
In my personal opinion, Dio was in a class by himself!!! He began his musical career in the late 1950s. So, having said that, Freddy Mercury emulated Ronnie James Dio. Like with ELF, RAINBOW, BLACK SABBATH, DIO, HEAVEN HELL..,
Maravillosa interpretación del grupo... Y maravillosa interpretación del majestuoso Ronnie James DIO
If you want to get a sense of his “pretty” vocals and hear him more in the style of Freddie Mercury give yourself a treat and listen to his prior band Elf- Driftin. The vocals are really dynamic on that track
when he hits the MMMMMYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY its so good
Ronnie was one of a kind. Hard to believe this is 43 years ago. Great stuff Ken.
Bow down to the master.
You should check out Deep Purple's original version, but a live one from California Jam in 1974.
Coverdale did a great job at that gig
Luckily the german TV Guys captured this Masterpiece Concert.Danke Schon Deutschland 🇩🇪
What a great review, knowledgeable, balanced and mature analysis which I will definitively watch in future. I was lucky enough to see Dio a number of times in Rainbow, Black Sabbath and his own band Dio in which he always gave a stunning performance and which I feel that you managed to get to core of with this reaction video, Great Job!
It is quite a shock to the system when you know what you're witnessing, having some degree, probably a great degree, of awareness of what he's actually all about, and yet, artists like Dio go beyond one's musical range or comprehension. It's the same for Pavarotti, isn't it? You can feel what he's doing, you hear it, it vibes with you and, yet, it's just a spiritually awakening experience. Of course,j Richie and the rest of the band are such consumet musicians as well. Of the gods, truly. Thank you for your reactions, Ken. Much appreciated. You "feel" the music so intensely.
Blackmore , Dio , Powell three of the greatest right there folks
It's been a long time since you did some Devin Townsend!
Would love to see you listen to the song Detox with his old band Strapping Young Lad.
This video named "Devin Townsend - Detox - Empath Live Vol 2 2020" is from a live stream he and some other musicians did in 2020, he is still amazing.
Thanks Ken!
Great choise. Thank you! \m/
The best metal voice ever
Dort of agree, but actually, I'd opine that Dio was at his peak with Rainbow, Black Sabbath, and the first ten years, or so, of the Dio Band, (probably even longer than that). Incomparable. As is Blackmore. What a treat to hear both masters of their instruments together.
Thank you Ken thank you thank you for this song it’s my favorite
Ken thank you for the best performance Ever!!!!!
Dios best years were with Blackmore.after he departed from the Band or even been fired Dio started to have a growl Voice.
Such a great voice.
His vocals shine in the song Falling off the edge of the world.
This is a Deep Purple song from Coverdale era, Dio once again showing he can sing anything
Sugestion to next react: Mistreated with David Coverdale, and with Glenn Hughes (theres a show in australia, 2013, that is AWESOME)
This is sooo good watch it 5-6 times
Best music of all time 🎉
Been listening to this song since I was 15. They were my favourite band . Never fails to amaze me. Perfection 😀🤘🤘🎤🎸🥁🎶
Children of the sea - live version. This is one of the perfect lives from GOD dio you must listen to it
Dio, my favorite singer...period.
Amazing
Dio and Blackmore at their highest ever level. Its a shame they never got on.
As others already mentioned. This song is originally made by Deep Purple with David Coverdale (Whitesnake) on vocals. The song was on the 1974 album Burn. Please compare either the studio version or one of these live renditions:
Mistreated live video from California Jam 1974: ua-cam.com/video/5GsqL_xlkh0/v-deo.html
Mistreated live from the official live recording "Made in Europe" 1975 (my personal favourite) :
ua-cam.com/video/NgJERA1GySU/v-deo.html
The more emotional versions of the song :-)
As much as i love Dio and i kid you not, he has been my favourite artist since the 80´s with really no comparison and has a special place in my heart, i must say that i have always prefered the original Deep purple version at least the live version, Dio is of course doing a fantastic job as always but there is something about the original.
The Made in Europe version is my favourite too.
Always a great time when Ken reacts to some of my favorite rock/metal vocalist's. Especially RJD 🤘🏼 Thank you man
Before he became singer, he played trumpet. Rainbow came before Queen. He is the Master of Heavy Metal vocalist, among with Mercury.
Umm, I love Rainbow, but I think Queen came before Rainbow. Queen's first album was in 73. Rainbow, 75.
@@woodymeadows9363 maybe, but Dio was singing in bands way back in the late 1950s.
This is my favorite song in the world Dio is the best in this performance
Dio and Blackmore, ❤! A match made in Heaven’N’Hell! Epic greatness for a short period in the mid to late 70’s. And still blowing minds in 2023!
It is a cover of a Deep Purple song written by Ritchie Blackmore for the great Burn album, sang by David Coverdale who became famous later with Whitesnake. I highly recommend,,end the same sound by Deep Purple live at California Jam 1974. Coverdale does a monster job with it, it is his song , his lyrics. I love Dio’s version by I think the voice of mDavid Coverdale fits better to this particular song.
Dio version is clearly most powerful, intense and most technique for me.
James Dio, this is one of the greatest, maybe even the greatest, Dio is the aspiration for every singer in metal music, 99.99% of all who try to reach it will fail
I am loving your reactions! We all feel the same way!! Masterpiece.
Yep. That rocks! Hard!
YFI, the bassist is one , Bob Daisley. It was Bob who was the power behind the so called Ozzy Osborne solo albums.
So grateful you found this!!! I actually received this concert for Christmas last year. When Ronnie sings "soul".... tears...
Thanks for the platform!
Dio is on fire here, but holy smokes, Cozy is a beast on those drums.
DIO is ALWAYS a pleasure!
I watch this every day lol
Es gab nie etwas besseres! Und es wird nie etwas besseres geben!
You should do "Gates of Babylon" as well. There's a music video of it on UA-cam. Music is playback but Dio's vocals are live.
It might be interesting to compare this to the original version with Deep Purple and David Coverdale. He has different, more bluesy approach and does an excellent job, especially considering his age. There is a live version at California Jam that is great, except for the end where bassist Glenn Huhges starts screeching like crazy and ruins the whole song. Pity.
David sounds constipated on the ‘74 Cal Jam recording if you ask me. I cringe every time I hear it. Asking someone to listen to that version after hearing this one could be considered cruel and unusual punishment. And I love David Coverdale and i heard his version years before hearing Ronnie’s too.
@@jimshelby406 Well, to each his own. I've heard people raise Glenn to the skies, and though his range is impressive, it's nails on a chalkboard to me. But I agree that Ronnies version is superior!
Thank you ken
Cozy deserves a big mention
It’s so hard to compare him with Coverdale, bc their styles are so different. Coverdale was more bluesy in this, and it was awesome for him. Dio turned it into a freakin production.
As you know, this song was a Deep Purple song written for (and by?) David Coverdale, but in this instance, DIO has become Joe Cocker, making this song HIS, making this song as if heard for the first time.
Ads in the middle..
UA-cam have some respect for the greatest set of pipes in history. Also listen to L.A. Connection and Gates of Babylon. EPIC Dio.
I have watched this 8 times thank you Ken this is my song!!!!!
What a great performance 👏
All Hail King Dio🤘🏼
The rare love song from Ronnie. He did just a few through the years. His wife/ex (sadly) Wendy was just as cool as he was. I believe she either was his manager all along or at some point. She was pretty sparkly, too! Def not bad to see.
This is the BEST
Excellent performance and reaction!
I've heard the original, Dio's version of it and Glenn Hughes singing it live last November.
Glenn Hughes singing it is beyond something else!
He was 71 when I saw him last year and it was absolutely surreal. It's insane that at his age he's still able to sing for a nearly 2hrs show and not losing his voice ones while reaching insanely high notes cleanly and seemingly with no effort.
David Coverdale was a very good singer, Dio as well, but to me Glenn Hughes is just something else.
But really this version is better than Coverdale and Glen Hugles versions, much most technically intense and powerful.
Hughes is easily the worst version. Coverdale's is ok. Dio is all.
@@jacobwalsh1888 no doubt that Dio could si g and had a great voice, but in my opinion Hughes is a better singer than both Dio and Coverdale.
I guess with this particular song, it's the case of preference :).
Also, both Coverdale and Hughes are 71 and since I've had an opportunity to see both of them live last year, Coverdale couldn't do high notes well anymore and overall losing voice often during the show. Hughes on the other hand sang for almost 2hrs, could still cleanly reach insanely high notes and didn't lose his voice once.
@@budyll1 Ronnie James Dio is another level of vocalist, he had most powerful in his voice of rock operistic, better consistency live, better technique proficiency and one singer than sing efortless and naturall , this comparacion no exist, please.
@@luamoliveira3467 dude, have you heard Glenn Hughes recently? I've heard him live 3yrs in a row now (including this year).
He's 71 now, was able to have a nearly 2hrs set and he was still able to reach insanely high notes cleanly and he didn't lose his voice even for a second.
Nowhere did I state that Dio was bad, he most certainly wasn't, but on a technical level, Hughes was and still is much better.
Masters, at the top of their game.
Good lord thank you
I saw Ritchie play live once and he laid down on stage on his back and shredded it while laying down for like 10 minutes... Lol
Hey Ken... Why don't you do a Mushroomhead reaction.. the lead singer Jeffrey Nothing is incredible.. I suggest as a first time you do the song Solitaire Unraveling... Official video
He touch the sky....after that one performance ..
Listen to this song with David Coverdale vocals (Deep Purple or Whitesnake)
Un timbro pazzesco!
I have a Kazoo!!! It’s actually a family heirloom I got from my mother many decades ago. And YES .. I’m being serious. The silly thing is around 40+ years old and STILL works!! 😎🤙🤘
Ronnie Dio "Love is all" no live version just the album
I wish I could have seen him.