Absolutely! It was pretty cool when it first came out! To see all these rock stars in a genre that the public didn't think cared, put together something like this was awesome!
If you search for Ana Metal For Charity - Ana you will see that I tried to do something similar. Just for cancer research and with 50 all star metal musicians =)
You're so right. There just isn't talent like that anymore. It's the Melodyne generation. I remember the days when you actually had to hit the right notes to be called a singer. I've been on the other side of the board now, and I can't believe what some people consider a "take". Now, it's the engineers who deserve all the accolades. Ronnie was magic, and just seeing him in the same room with Yngwie was a thrill. It's too bad they never collaborated before he lost his voice. That "Dream On" thing was sad.
In 1975, I was 15 years old sitting in the Beacon Theater awaiting Blackmore's Rainbow to hit the stage. Argent had just finished up and I was hugely excited to hear Rainbow and get to see their new drummer, Cozy Powell. When they opened the show and hit the first number, Do You Close Your Eyes, I sat amazed at the immensely powerful Ronnie James Dio. The range & power of his voice, the attitude & showmanship; floored me like no other before or since. I saw Robert Plant live many times, I saw Ozzy live many times, I saw Paul Rodgers, Steven Tyler and many, many more live onstage. No one ever commanded an audience to Rock Out with The Music like Dio. Rest In Peace RJD.
lol, I can relate! I think it was 1976 or 77, my first concert with "stoner" friends ,I was 15 had to endure REO Speedwagon and THE GODZ, and out comes Blackmore's Rainbow, and this small guy's giant voice leapt into my soul!!! And I turned to my friend Chris and said "whoooo is THAT???" and he said "DIO !!!!" life changed
@@floodgatestudios1825When I was around 15 I played the Rainbow Rising album so much that I wore out the grooves ..lol I was already a Blackmore fan and now Dio was right up there with him. Than, my cousin, sister and I went to see them at Royal Oak Music Theatre in Michigan back in 1978 or maybe 79. Imagine my shock and horror when some James Dean looking fuck takes the stage and starts singing !! I was devastated!! Where's DIO !!? This is NOT Rainbow !! Lol I learned to appreciate Graham Bonnet, but that was my first concert and I was so pumped to see Dio and hear him sing Stargazer. I did see him with Vivian Cambell in !983 though, and it was amazing !!
Favorite player. Master of Shredody playing. Within a solo, jumping back and forth between shredding and melody playing without losing the even pace of it. Love Tom Scholz too. Great solos and rhythm playing, but only is looked at for the Rockman sound.
Ronnie was one of the few very nice guys in world of music, a small man, with a big roaring voice that was unmatched with and matched with his big heart!
Nice guy ? I guess you didn't know that he totally fucked over the guys who played on the first few Dio albums , that's why they left and went elsewhere. Dio was a greedy snake, and his wifes involvement didn't help matters either.
No doubt met ronnie in 1994. He was awsome talked to me like we were drinking buddies. A great guy who was aware of who made him a star. The kids that bought his records and went to his concerts. I was one of those kids and he didn't have to give me the time of the day. But he did.
1986: I was a fourteen-year-old teen girl here in Finland when I heard this track on the radio one day and quickly pushed 'record' to have the song on tape. Yeah, it came on the radio, imagine that, hahah...
Fritha71 I heard it first on mtv when they used to play music videos (Metal ones) I was a fifteen year old teenage boy here in Louisiana,USA ...as far as radio goes they played metal only late late at night on our classic rock station they had something called Metal shop...
4:35 When DIO messes up the word STONE in the lyrics... so cool seeing that side of him. He had one of the most powerful voices in metal and seeing this "human" side was fascinating.
Dave Meniketti, Paul Shortino and Don DokkenSounds freaking amazing as well. Of course DO is the greatest metal singer of all time he’s un freaking real
halford and dokken are crazy. also blackie but he was not in the lead singing part. geoff tate is also great but without melody he sounds rubbish. with the melody he sounds better then all pf them
Never get tired of hearing it👋🏼 51 & anytime I come across this - there’s no way to pass it up. Takes you straight back to jaw dropping when seeing it air on MTV the very first time…😲🤯📺😮💨👊🏼🎤🥁🎸🤩🫡
@@CB-xr1eg **Rest in peace Luciano Pavarotti, comedian Benny Hill, president William Henry Harrison, and Carthaginian general Hannibal Barca... We appreciate all you did for this cause in 1985.**
As a singer, and a singer who idolizes many of these guys, this was truly a revelation. How often do we get to hear what these guys sounded like with no effects, as if we were standing right next to them? And then to hear the difference in the recording booth with the vocals leveled with effects and mixed into the music? This was amazing! It was so eye opening to see their particular vocal techniques at work, up close and the humility and artistry when they make mistakes and then make adjustments. Thank you for uploading this!
Incredible footage of our rock heros coming together for Stars! Watching all these guys is incredible, just being themselves, and having fun with this for a great and noble cause. Rock legends! Thank you M. Riley Junior for posting this great video!
This was always a great issue all these people contributed to... Everyone combined for a great effort... George Lynch, Yngwie Malmsteen and Brad Gillis are all very equally distinguished as themselves regarding sound and tone - especially Lynch - that is tone for real - overall - great job by all involved. It was a great project with a great motive - Thank you Ronnie, Jimmy and Vivian, thank you so much...
It's funny how this guy is trying to make a cleverly funny comment about how much he knows about music but instead shows he doesn't know shit! Gonna guess he doesn't know half the people presented.
Robsim No he’s right. The guys singing, with the exception of Halford, DO sound like Dio, like they’re channeling a guide vocal. Thought that for decades.
The font My point was that it's got nothing to do with admiring ronny! Ronny wrote the song and layed the cadence track for them to follow so yes they sound like Dio! That's the idea or else you have a bunch of mixed styles that dont go together, which would equal trash! So yes you are right and so am I! The comment they've sang the way they did because they admire dio is the problem! You have a room full of ego maniacs to think they admire anyone other than themselves is outrageous! For the record Geoff tate cant sing for shit and known as 25 take Geoff
This was and still is the greatest metal song by the best musicians in the history of metal. Never get tired of hearing it . Made to be played loud. Thanks to all the musicians that were involved. Metal Rules.
Never get tired of hearing it -nailed it. 👋🏼51 & anytime I come across this- there’s no way to pass it up. Takes you straight back to jaw dropping when seeing it air on MTV the very first time…😲🤯📺😮💨👊🏼🎤🥁🎸🤩🫡
Neil Schon still shreds! One of the absolute most underrated guitarists on the planet. Add Donald "Buck" Dharma from Blue Oyster Cult. These guys are sadly terribly underrated.
@@bertjones3235 Ha wow I just happen to come back now to watch this again and you just commented 4 days ago! Funny thing is, I always was the bigger fan of Murray. He looked and played cooler to me. But then I found out Adrian played a lot of the stuff I thought Dave was playing and he played the best stuff of the two. So, youre right. ☺
@@bellmeisterful I know. At first I thought Dave was the man. But on Live after Death, you can tell by which side of the stereo spectrum each one is in. One thing's for sure... I can't stand Janick Gers. Don't like his leads, or his looks.
@@bertjones3235 Dude. Since day one that I saw Janick on stage I hated him. He was up there acting like a guitar God, doing all these guitar hero moves. Slinging his guitar around his body and worse...rubbing the guitar strings against the big speaker. And Im thinking, Murray and Smith dont do any of that silly shit and youre just a cover guitarist.
Anyone remember the guitar instructional magazine "Guitar for the practicing musician?" I got a year subscription for Christmas 1984. I was 16 years old. The centerfold was a picture of all the singers in a choir formation for this song. That poster was on my wall until I moved out of my parents' house at age 20. I spent countless hours staring at that poster trying to put a name to all the faces. I got most of them but there were a few I could never get. What I wouldn't do to get that poster back. Thanks to whoever posted this. Great adolescent memories.
17:43 - 18:40 A buncha heavy metal muppets looking simultaneously over-dramatic and tired as hell. I love it. It's always a good time when the members of Spinal Tap are the most reasonable looking guys at the party. They don't make characters like this anymore.
Honorable mention to Dave Meniketti , - a great singer and great guitarist. @ 19:44 whenever anyone records anything ever in the history of music, Dio's name will be on the wall.
What a great time this was the be alive, to be playing and enjoying music. A better time, one I am certainly glad to have experienced. This video just takes me back. I remember buying the single, the album, and this video back in the day. Say what you will about the look, but you can’t deny the talent, which is something sorely missing from what passes as music these days.
I stopped listening to music after about 1993.... The Grunge Era was the last great time for rock and roll! Alice in Chains, Nirvana and others were the last in the rock evolution!
V - Nirvana was hardly an evolution. It was 3-chord garage rock, born as an antidote for men in make-up and women’s clothes who could play 8 million mph, completely devoid of all emotion.
Ronnie R.I.P. ovunque tu sia, e aver riunito tutti questi mostri sacri del metal è stata una cosa fantastica, comprai il 45giri e credo di averlo ascoltato fino a consumare la puntina del giradischi. Ed oggi a 47 anni vedere questo video e carpire ogni cosa fatta in studio per realizzarla mi si stringe il cuore dalla gioia. Sono stati e sono tutti questi artisti i miei miti da quando avevo 10 anni ed inizia ad ascoltarli. Grazie a tutti voi per averci regalato una musica così bella. Grazie Ronnie.
we have lost this in ourselves... we are amazing humans, the Empathy and coordination from Ronny, the genuineness of everyone involved, just so amazing, it breaks my heart to see everyone, There is so much talent in that room, God Bless all the amazing souls who participated, Thank you
Found this album at an estate sale at an elderly persons home in a box filled with old frank sinatra, nat king cole, bing crosby albums! Never thought in a million years i would find anything "metal" in that box of albums. But i said, "what the hell, im already here, might as well look just incase there is something i might like!" Man...out of that whole box of old albums i found this vinyl record in excellent condition! I couldnt beleive it! I bought it for $1.00! Best find of the year! R.I.P Ronnie James Dio!!! Thank you for all the great music!!!
11:12 RJD smoking a cigarette as Buck Dharma plays in the foreground in front of the board? No way! I've seen Jackie Wilson, Robert Plant, and now Ronnie smoking! It must be the REAL secret to great vocals!!!
Right-on!!!! Criminally underrated, I think!!!! My personal favorite!!!! ;-) I was fortunate to have met Eric Bloom & got a picture w/him & autograph @ a B.O.C. gig. (Mohegan Sun, CT , 2006)
Gerber Bernstein yes but that scorpions nasal voice is awsome...unchain the night,Alone again ,heaven scent,Kiss of Death etc etc..Hes better than alotta those guys in that room
Wow I've looked for this for ages!!! Thankyou!!! It's more EPIC than even I remember!!! Damn the names in this vid is biblical!!! R.I.P Ronnie... we miss you!!!
Halford is amazing. You can absolutely hear him over everyone else. 1. Halford 2. Dio 3. Kevin Dubrow (suprised how good he sounded) 4. Tate Just my opinion. Such an awesome time to have lived, glad I was high school years in the 80's
I read somewhere that Neal was not feeling well and nearly didn't make the session. Ronnie gave Neal a call and told him he was one of his "main guys" and compelled Neal to rally. So glad that happened! Rock on \m/
@MESSENGER 01 Dave still going strong. And at 64 his voice is fantastic. Plays 2 plus hours with no break. Y&t put on a great show. I see em every year
hey man! that's not you, tho, right? red hair, spandex, hey have you spoke with clay, sorry i missed you guys that night, new year's eve, dang it! best party we ever had, and i miss'd the shit! the last night of 1986... man, it woulda been more fun at the house ... but it was the beginning of a very long story! long-story-short: i shoulda made you guys play some frickin' black sabbath, some effin' judas frickin' priest! sad wings of destiny... and journey! *why* did we not play some of that stuff! one i really liked tho, was 'somebody' by bryan adams, that one was great... i found the video which i had never seen, i never even heard a good recording of the song, but adams is great... mellencamp as well... my favorite mellencamp track is 'human wheels' there's somethin' about that drummer, he's got some magic , but then so did teceno! i never saw teceno after 1987 , did you ever find him? a better drummer, we never could've found, man! hot tub time machine!!
I'm trying not to tear up... 😢 How the hell did we go from that to what we have today? Sure, people like Vince almost died and we actually lost Randy Rhodes but, the lessons were learned due to people admitting faults and sharing resource publicly. Foo Fighters is all we have left, for the most part... We need awesome people to take back the spotlight! All of these musicians are God's.
You can tell that distinct Maiden guitar sound when it kicks in. Murray and Smith definitely have a great chemistry. Everyone who was part of this project had something distinctive they brought to the table. They were all talented.
You can not help but absolutely love Ronnie, bless his soul. Some amazing voices on here but I can't get over Halfords voice... No wonder they call him the Metal God
All the guitarists were amazing - I'm a long time fan of Vivian Campbell - but Yngwie, and the Maiden twins Dave and Adrian really stood out! If only Randy could have been there :(
Randy was missing, so was Eddie. Nikki, Tommy and there's so much more that aren't here. When I saw Vince and Mick, I immediately thought "where's Nikki and Tommy"
That was awesome. RIP Dio. Would have loved to hear paul stanley on that. Even Vince neil on a verse would been cool. As well as Blackie and nugent. That easily could have been a 10 minute song with more Solos, drum Solos and more verses but non the less it was incredible and for a great cause.
Yeah Vince Neil saying oh we don't party all the time, we're not evil people, then a few years later he's drugged/boozed up and drives his friend 100mph right into a telephone pole killing him. So very much Hypocrisy in this video although it's great. Also Blacky Lawless, really?LOL Total drug head.......most were stoned during the making of this, or drunk as well.
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The fact that there might be recordings of each vocalist singing the entire song is something I would like to hear.
We probably won't ever see anything like this again..... it was truly a monumental event.....
Absolutely! It was pretty cool when it first came out! To see all these rock stars in a genre that the public didn't think cared, put together something like this was awesome!
If you search for Ana Metal For Charity - Ana you will see that I tried to do something similar. Just for cancer research and with 50 all star metal musicians =)
You're so right. There just isn't talent like that anymore. It's the Melodyne generation. I remember the days when you actually had to hit the right notes to be called a singer. I've been on the other side of the board now, and I can't believe what some people consider a "take". Now, it's the engineers who deserve all the accolades. Ronnie was magic, and just seeing him in the same room with Yngwie was a thrill. It's too bad they never collaborated before he lost his voice. That "Dream On" thing was sad.
Zakary Wilson no it wasn’t
He was into witch Craft. Don't defend this Troll!
Wow! Watching this teared me up. Some of these guys have passed away and it's such a joy to see them back in their prime.
rip kevin dubrow
RIP DIO
RIP Frankie Banali.
@@PaulC39 RIP Jimmy Bain
Hate to say this too, RIP heavy metal
Dio... Lawless.... Halford... Tate.... Dokken.... What a line up of vocalist.
just pure talent and effort. No autotune, no studio magic. Amazing musicians, real musicians!
In 1975, I was 15 years old sitting in the Beacon Theater awaiting Blackmore's Rainbow to hit the stage. Argent had just finished up and I was hugely excited to hear Rainbow and get to see their new drummer, Cozy Powell. When they opened the show and hit the first number, Do You Close Your Eyes, I sat amazed at the immensely powerful Ronnie James Dio. The range & power of his voice, the attitude & showmanship; floored me like no other before or since. I saw Robert Plant live many times, I saw Ozzy live many times, I saw Paul Rodgers, Steven Tyler and many, many more live onstage. No one ever commanded an audience to Rock Out with The Music like Dio. Rest In Peace RJD.
lol, I can relate! I think it was 1976 or 77, my first concert with "stoner" friends ,I was 15 had to endure REO Speedwagon and THE GODZ, and out comes Blackmore's Rainbow, and this small guy's giant voice leapt into my soul!!! And I turned to my friend Chris and said "whoooo is THAT???" and he said "DIO !!!!" life changed
@@floodgatestudios1825When I was around 15 I played the Rainbow Rising album so much that I wore out the grooves ..lol
I was already a Blackmore fan and now Dio was right up there with him.
Than, my cousin, sister and I went to see them at Royal Oak Music Theatre in Michigan back in 1978 or maybe 79.
Imagine my shock and horror when some James Dean looking fuck takes the stage and starts singing !!
I was devastated!! Where's DIO !!? This is NOT Rainbow !! Lol
I learned to appreciate Graham Bonnet, but that was my first concert and I was so pumped to see Dio and hear him sing Stargazer.
I did see him with Vivian Cambell in !983 though, and it was amazing !!
RJD was the best Heavy Metal Singer EVER (at least I am not aware of a better one).
Neil Schon - Not metal at all (Journey) but he has mad skills and respect to get invited to that group. Very underrated.
Favorite player. Master of Shredody playing. Within a solo, jumping back and forth between shredding and melody playing without losing the even pace of it. Love Tom Scholz too. Great solos and rhythm playing, but only is looked at for the Rockman sound.
Ronnie was one of the few very nice guys in world of music, a small man, with a big roaring voice that was unmatched with and matched with his big heart!
THANK U
@@williamchiusano3185 True but Kevin Dubrow gave him a run for his money.
Nice guy ? I guess you didn't know that he totally fucked over the guys who played on the first few Dio albums , that's why they left and went elsewhere. Dio was a greedy snake, and his wifes involvement didn't help matters either.
No doubt met ronnie in 1994. He was awsome talked to me like we were drinking buddies. A great guy who was aware of who made him a star. The kids that bought his records and went to his concerts. I was one of those kids and he didn't have to give me the time of the day. But he did.
@@bigrigJim your wrong about ronnie, he was an amazing person
1986: I was a fourteen-year-old teen girl here in Finland when I heard this track on the radio one day and quickly pushed 'record' to have the song on tape. Yeah, it came on the radio, imagine that, hahah...
Fritha71 ahh the good old days of recording radio on tape 😂. I used to do the same
I did the same! Caught a lot of songs from the radio that way;)
You recorded it instead of running out and buying it so the children could eat?!?!?!
Fritha71 I heard it first on mtv when they used to play music videos (Metal ones) I was a fifteen year old teenage boy here in Louisiana,USA ...as far as radio goes they played metal only late late at night on our classic rock station they had something called Metal shop...
So you're basically saying you're ten years older than me. Are you married yet?
4:35 When DIO messes up the word STONE in the lyrics... so cool seeing that side of him.
He had one of the most powerful voices in metal and seeing this "human" side was fascinating.
Word Dat
To have Ronnie James Dio tell you he likes your singing? Wow, take that as an honor.
what about when he doesnt like what you are doing..he didnt like don to much
He did before to Geoff Tate, in the press. Geoffry was the best thing to come beyond Ronnie James.
Don was never a rock singer, voice was too syrupy. He would have done well in a lounge band
@@SteveBello He was a melodic rock singer.
@@randyjohnson5426 The problem was he originally tried singing it in his normal melodic smooth style out of instinct.
So many great voices but Dio and Halford absolutely mesmerizing and on a whole different level!
Definitely in the key of A minor, but if it was in like, G major, forget it. Do you know what I mean?
Easily recognizable distinctive voices that's why they stand out the most
Dave Meniketti, Paul Shortino and Don DokkenSounds freaking amazing as well. Of course DO is the greatest metal singer of all time he’s un freaking real
Don't forget Tate
Tate is on another level too…
When dio said we should continue to do our parts "forever" I had to fight back my tears.
I always liked how professional Dio always is.
Don`t always write to often always.....sorry dude, was to funny! ;')
@@patmctallica3522 "Too" ;')
Always was...sadly 🤘🏼🎸🎶
Always the biggest whiner ever.
@@marguskiis7711 dio?
Vocalist that can actually sing and guitarist from this era were on a whole other level and Im glad I grew up during those times.
Dude this is insane. So many legends in one room.
I love the chorus, there's this one big voice from all the singers, and the one voice you can pick out from all the rest, Rob Halford..
I thought (up close to the end') you write about Ronnie....whom else? ;)
The guy from Rough Cutt is who you hear beside him.
Rob sings twice as loud as everyone else, there is really not even a comparison
@@datadavis twice as loud of Sortino, Dio and meneketti? cmon now
@@enricosilvestri6857 too bad we cant get any decibel readings🤷🏿♂️
Halford tone is so unique you can cleary hear it in the milddle of the chorus.
Matheus Bolivar coz he did the adlibs in the chorus. He was even credited for it on the original sleeve of this ep.
True master of all times
halford and dokken are crazy. also blackie but he was not in the lead singing part. geoff tate is also great but without melody he sounds rubbish. with the melody he sounds better then all pf them
@@RA-lh9uh
Dokken is trash compared to these other guys.
Yeah, from the pounding he has been taking on the back of his throat.
Ronnie made me hit very hard in football 🏈! He made me write poetry.. he made me listen! I just love this man, and what he stood for!
Never get tired of hearing it👋🏼 51 & anytime I come across this - there’s no way to pass it up. Takes you straight back to jaw dropping when seeing it air on MTV the very first time…😲🤯📺😮💨👊🏼🎤🥁🎸🤩🫡
ALL I CAN SAY IS BAD ASS, LONG LIVE THE 80'S
I totally remember this. It was amazing to be around for this!! All the icon rockers..
RiP R.J.DIO , Kevin Dubrow & Jimmy Bain . You are defenitley stars in the Skies at night.
REST IN PEACE MR. TOMMY BOLIN AND JIMI HENDRIX. SLEEP WITH THE ANGELS.
@@josephm.2856 What do Bolin & Hendrix have to do with this video? Get a grip man!
@@CB-xr1eg **Rest in peace Luciano Pavarotti, comedian Benny Hill, president William Henry Harrison, and Carthaginian general Hannibal Barca... We appreciate all you did for this cause in 1985.**
Thanks
@@patrickmcleod111 👍👍
I love how they invited Spinal Tap as well. Those amazing musicians also could make fun of themselves.
"I like how he put the 'J' in the middle so you could tell him apart from the other Yngwie Malmsteens."
As a singer, and a singer who idolizes many of these guys, this was truly a revelation. How often do we get to hear what these guys sounded like with no effects, as if we were standing right next to them? And then to hear the difference in the recording booth with the vocals leveled with effects and mixed into the music? This was amazing! It was so eye opening to see their particular vocal techniques at work, up close and the humility and artistry when they make mistakes and then make adjustments. Thank you for uploading this!
Incredible footage of our rock heros coming together for Stars! Watching all these guys is incredible, just being themselves, and having fun with this for a great and noble cause. Rock legends! Thank you M. Riley Junior for posting this great video!
I miss this guy. Ronnie Dio, you will live on in the hearts and minds of yours fans through your music 🤘
I love how Halford casually wears those studs and chains in the studio too
This was always a great issue all these people contributed to... Everyone combined for a great effort... George Lynch, Yngwie Malmsteen and Brad Gillis are all very equally distinguished as themselves regarding sound and tone - especially Lynch - that is tone for real - overall - great job by all involved. It was a great project with a great motive - Thank you Ronnie, Jimmy and Vivian, thank you so much...
Rob Halford!!!!!!!!!!!!! Jesus her still sounds great. Missing Ronnie so bad. This was pure magic. I'm honored to be of this generation!!!!!!!
19:20 Best part. Ronnie outshines all the other stars.
Janette B I think Kevin Debrow was great also
Bravo to those guys for standing up and doing that. They didn't have to be there, they wanted to be there.
Man whoever comped all those vocal and guitar solo takes deserves the "Comping Award of the Century"!
I remember when this came out, and what I can remember is Ronnie, Geoff and Yngwie. Yngwie's solo in particular was just fucking mindblowing.
It's funny how they all are trying to sound like Ronnie more than themselves, shows how much they admired him.
Well...Ronnie wrote the song. The guide vocals are his so of course the vocal melodies are gonna have his stamp all over them.
I thought about that, that he invited people who sound like him sorta.
It's funny how this guy is trying to make a cleverly funny comment about how much he knows about music but instead shows he doesn't know shit! Gonna guess he doesn't know half the people presented.
Robsim No he’s right. The guys singing, with the exception of Halford, DO sound like Dio, like they’re channeling a guide vocal. Thought that for decades.
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My point was that it's got nothing to do with admiring ronny! Ronny wrote the song and layed the cadence track for them to follow so yes they sound like Dio! That's the idea or else you have a bunch of mixed styles that dont go together, which would equal trash! So yes you are right and so am I! The comment they've sang the way they did because they admire dio is the problem! You have a room full of ego maniacs to think they admire anyone other than themselves is outrageous! For the record Geoff tate cant sing for shit and known as 25 take Geoff
Ronnie James Dio best voice in heavy metal rest in peace Ronnie
Indeed!
Tate
This was and still is the greatest metal song by the best musicians in the history of metal. Never get tired of hearing it . Made to be played loud. Thanks to all the musicians that were involved. Metal Rules.
Never get tired of hearing it -nailed it. 👋🏼51 & anytime I come across this- there’s no way to pass it up. Takes you straight back to jaw dropping when seeing it air on MTV the very first time…😲🤯📺😮💨👊🏼🎤🥁🎸🤩🫡
David St Hubbins: Put Yngwie "J" Malmsteen on his album so you know you don`t confuse him with all the other Yngwie Malmsteens..
Petter Thomas lmao
Yngwie ABSOLUTELY NUMBER ONE BEST GUITARIST IN THE WORLD!!!! I LOVE YOU YNGWIE !!!!
I didn't know there was a metal version of band aid. Amazing. The Rob Halford and Geoff Tate parts really gave me chills. Dio too of course.
This was so fabulous! All of them great! Ronnie was a beautiful man! I love Ronnie.
Commentary from Spinal Tap was F#ckin' Gold!
Talkin about Yngwie Malmsteen "I threw my guitar out , i said use it as a coffee table" 😂😂😂
WHY THEY HAD SPINAL TAP IS WAY BEYOND ME......
Joe Maurello Because it was a recent movie about that type of music and they are fans and musicians thenselves. That’s probably why.
Joe Maurello bc it is goddamn hilarious
He uses the "J" so that they won't confuse him with all the other Yngwie Malmsteen's 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Neil Schon still shreds! One of the absolute most underrated guitarists on the planet. Add Donald "Buck" Dharma from Blue Oyster Cult. These guys are sadly terribly underrated.
2 finger guy.
Mark Bouquet - Donald Dharma? I think you mean Donald “Buck Dharma” Roeser.
Miss you Dio
The whole world misses him, whether they know it or not, the world is a bit more empty without his voice and intellect. RIP RJD!
Not that I would wish death on Ozzy, but how Ozzy outlived Dio will go down in Black Sabbath History as a serious "WhatTheFuck?!?".
🤘🤘
Vivian going to synthesizer Def Leppard for Hysteria was such a loss and waste for metal. So incredible
I guess he had to go make money somewhere after audio screwed him over.
Err.. love some autocorrect. “Dio” screwed him over
Murray and Smith!!!
Yes that stood out to me too!
Smith and Murray.
@@bertjones3235 Ha wow I just happen to come back now to watch this again and you just commented 4 days ago! Funny thing is, I always was the bigger fan of Murray. He looked and played cooler to me. But then I found out Adrian played a lot of the stuff I thought Dave was playing and he played the best stuff of the two. So, youre right. ☺
@@bellmeisterful
I know. At first I thought Dave was the man. But on Live after Death, you can tell by which side of the stereo spectrum each one is in. One thing's for sure... I can't stand Janick Gers. Don't like his leads, or his looks.
@@bertjones3235 Dude. Since day one that I saw Janick on stage I hated him.
He was up there acting like a guitar God, doing all these guitar hero moves. Slinging his guitar around his body and worse...rubbing the guitar strings against the big speaker. And Im thinking, Murray and Smith dont do any of that silly shit and youre just a cover guitarist.
So much talent in one song, gods of metal!
C'mon .. there was a LOT of worthless people involved with this. Very few "Metal Gods" were there at this moment.
That choir though, daiyuuuuuum, best choir ever. If Angels sound like that i want to go to heaven.
SAY WHAT ????? HUH ??????
The rock world is not the same with put Dio...would replace Dio with Bieber
Jose Legaspi dude this might be the best thing I’ve heard in my life
Paul Shortino : "FOREVER WE WILL SHINE.... YEAH!!!!!!!!" After hundreds of times listening, still blows me away. Pure power and soul. Trive
concordo..uno dei migliori assieme a meniketti, dio, halford...but i think all the singers are top ntch
Yeah, really. He impressed the hell out of me singing that line. Awesome.
It's amazing watching all the different takes on this, then watching them nail their parts.
Anyone remember the guitar instructional magazine "Guitar for the practicing musician?" I got a year subscription for Christmas 1984. I was 16 years old. The centerfold was a picture of all the singers in a choir formation for this song. That poster was on my wall until I moved out of my parents' house at age 20. I spent countless hours staring at that poster trying to put a name to all the faces. I got most of them but there were a few I could never get. What I wouldn't do to get that poster back. Thanks to whoever posted this. Great adolescent memories.
2019 and still got the chills.................so lucky i was alive back then
I agree zak. A few of these guys have passed. But never forgotten. I grew up in the best era of rock & roll. Unforgettable concerts and great days.
Halford and Dio..that's all you need.
@Jagstar Damn... The Holy Trinity..... Halford/Dio/Diamond....
@Jagstar Absolutely Mate!!! Climate change in the space of one week.... be awesome to witness that concert!!!
Halford, Dio, Geoff Tate, and Blackie Lawless. The absolute best
Halford and Dio, Schonn and Lynch - that would be enough.
Two shot of legend
17:43 - 18:40 A buncha heavy metal muppets looking simultaneously over-dramatic and tired as hell. I love it. It's always a good time when the members of Spinal Tap are the most reasonable looking guys at the party. They don't make characters like this anymore.
Honorable mention to Dave Meniketti
, - a great singer and great guitarist. @ 19:44 whenever anyone records anything ever in the history of music, Dio's name will be on the wall.
Sadly, Dave never seems to get his due... He starts the vocals and ends them on this... 😉
Unforgettable. All my heroes reunited by a noble cause. And It bring tears In my eyes.
Seeing the behind the scenes takes it to a whole new level. The repeats and the mistakes and the cuts, those guys work.
What a great time this was the be alive, to be playing and enjoying music. A better time, one I am certainly glad to have experienced. This video just takes me back. I remember buying the single, the album, and this video back in the day. Say what you will about the look, but you can’t deny the talent, which is something sorely missing from what passes as music these days.
Damn straight, james thomas. Stay cool🤓
I miss those days I was about 14 or 15 then best years ever and Ronnie James Dio what a class act
I stopped listening to music after about 1993.... The Grunge Era was the last great time for rock and roll! Alice in Chains, Nirvana and others were the last in the rock evolution!
V - Nirvana was hardly an evolution. It was 3-chord garage rock, born as an antidote for men in make-up and women’s clothes who could play 8 million mph, completely devoid of all emotion.
Me too. The absolute greatest decade ever and oh how I wish I could go back and visit the 80’s just one last time. “The good-ol days”🤘🤘🤘
Ronnie R.I.P. ovunque tu sia, e aver riunito tutti questi mostri sacri del metal è stata una cosa fantastica, comprai il 45giri e credo di averlo ascoltato fino a consumare la puntina del giradischi.
Ed oggi a 47 anni vedere questo video e carpire ogni cosa fatta in studio per realizzarla mi si stringe il cuore dalla gioia.
Sono stati e sono tutti questi artisti i miei miti da quando avevo 10 anni ed inizia ad ascoltarli.
Grazie a tutti voi per averci regalato una musica così bella.
Grazie Ronnie.
This showcases how good the music and musicians were in the 1980's metal scene
we have lost this in ourselves... we are amazing humans, the Empathy and coordination from Ronny, the genuineness of everyone involved, just so amazing, it breaks my heart to see everyone, There is so much talent in that room, God Bless all the amazing souls who participated, Thank you
I love how everyone shows up in normal clothes and Rob shows up in his weird low shirt and spiked leather bracelets
It was a pleasure to not only audition for Ronnie but to meet the man! I will always love and miss you Ronnie ❤
RIP Ronnie. Love you forever, for this and for all your work. ❤
Nai ah Dio angar na? He's my favorite
Found this album at an estate sale at an elderly persons home in a box filled with old frank sinatra, nat king cole, bing crosby albums! Never thought in a million years i would find anything "metal" in that box of albums. But i said, "what the hell, im already here, might as well look just incase there is something i might like!" Man...out of that whole box of old albums i found this vinyl record in excellent condition! I couldnt beleive it! I bought it for $1.00! Best find of the year! R.I.P Ronnie James Dio!!! Thank you for all the great music!!!
11:12 RJD smoking a cigarette as Buck Dharma plays in the foreground in front of the board? No way! I've seen Jackie Wilson, Robert Plant, and now Ronnie smoking! It must be the REAL secret to great vocals!!!
Alcohol is way worse than smoking for voices.
Dave Meniketti... wow what a voice!
Eric Bloom.. my gosh what a voice
Right-on!!!! Criminally underrated, I think!!!! My personal favorite!!!! ;-) I was fortunate to have met Eric Bloom & got a picture w/him & autograph @ a B.O.C. gig. (Mohegan Sun, CT , 2006)
Bloom is way underrated and has a magnificent voice and one hell of a crooner
@@jonesy2111 still sounds good
The talent here is beyond words, a young Don Dokken to a seasoned Ronnie James Dio.... This was truly once in a lifetime.
Agree
Kevin Killed It. What A Magnificent Voice
He did
Awesome, awesome singer. One of the best, for me 🤘🏻🔥
hahah Dio telling Dokken he's too smooth. Hell, against Dio's gravel, nearly everyone is too smooth. DuBrow was killin it tho.
That's because Dokken doesn't have a strong voice and sings through his nose.
TruthSurge dokken was awsome tho
Gerber Bernstein yes but that scorpions nasal voice is awsome...unchain the night,Alone again ,heaven scent,Kiss of Death etc etc..Hes better than alotta those guys in that room
Well that's the appeal of Dokken's music, really
TruthSurge fuck dubrow was better than dio and i never thought I'd say that in my life
"I like the way he puts Yngwie J. Malmsteen on his albums, so you don't confuse him with the other Yngwie Malmsteen's in the business" Pure gold.
This is what “A Choir of awesome” sounds like.
Kevin Dubrow, highly underrated!!!
R.I.P.
Definitely
@@robertschaffer1598 agreed such a powerful voice
Wow I've looked for this for ages!!! Thankyou!!! It's more EPIC than even I remember!!! Damn the names in this vid is biblical!!! R.I.P Ronnie... we miss you!!!
Halford is amazing. You can absolutely hear him over everyone else. 1. Halford 2. Dio 3. Kevin Dubrow (suprised how good he sounded) 4. Tate
Just my opinion. Such an awesome time to have lived, glad I was high school years in the 80's
WoW Neal Schon kicked ass on that guitar solo
Yngwie said that of all the guitar players that session Neal Schon was the best! I should know, I'm from the '80's
I read somewhere that Neal was not feeling well and nearly didn't make the session. Ronnie gave Neal a call and told him he was one of his "main guys" and compelled Neal to rally. So glad that happened! Rock on \m/
@@Tauron68 too bad Dave meniketti didn't get to solo....he opened up after ronnie s line though...
@MESSENGER 01 Dave still going strong. And at 64 his voice is fantastic. Plays 2 plus hours with no break. Y&t put on a great show. I see em every year
@@johnnyrokkit UN ESCOPETAZO DIRECTO A LA ÑATA Y LA HIZO...
It's nice to hear Dave & Adrian all the way till the end!🎸🎸
Iron Maidens rhythm section is the best of all time in my book, and Zeppelin is my favorite band
Marcos Colon - Rush, anyone? Yes?John Macaluso and Randy Coven on Ark’s Burn The Sun? Okay, I might’ve taken it too far...
Neil shcon solo over them is perfect at the end
When i was young this song drove me crazy and still. A couple of months ago finally added that vinyl to my collection.
I love that harmony Iron Maiden did, unreal.
Most are all out shredding but in typical maiden fashion they do it a bit different. Murray and Smith, Best guitar duo ever IMO
Adrian did an interview about it recently and said they didn't want to shred but offer something tasteful to it. And they did well.
Bloody hell, how great was Halfords vocal on this!
got here by accident but really enjoyed it. Ronnie James Dio was a truly amazing artist - one of the best in history
Jesus Christ, there was a lot of hair in that room....
Yeah. You certainly didn't wanna light a match inside that building!
hey man! that's not you, tho, right? red hair, spandex, hey have you spoke with clay, sorry i missed you guys that night, new year's eve, dang it! best party we ever had, and i miss'd the shit! the last night of 1986... man, it woulda been more fun at the house ... but it was the beginning of a very long story! long-story-short: i shoulda made you guys play some frickin' black sabbath, some effin' judas frickin' priest! sad wings of destiny... and journey! *why* did we not play some of that stuff! one i really liked tho, was 'somebody' by bryan adams, that one was great... i found the video which i had never seen, i never even heard a good recording of the song, but adams is great... mellencamp as well... my favorite mellencamp track is 'human wheels' there's somethin' about that drummer, he's got some magic , but then so did teceno! i never saw teceno after 1987 , did you ever find him? a better drummer, we never could've found, man! hot tub time machine!!
thought the same thing!!
@@jeffn.918 Rob Halford would have been the only survivor
Inviting Spinal Tap is just superb!!
unforgettable Dio, the best rock vocal ever!
I saw this when it 1st came out. Brings back great memories. I still have it on VHS 😎
Love this so much we have lost a lot of the people involved but we will never forget what you did for the world :-)
Seeing Halford and Dio standing together in the studio,quite a sight.Just Iconic.
The Best music in History!!!!, God Rest your Soul Ronnie!!🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟
Thank you for the music RJD 🤘, Kevin 🎤Jimmy 🎸 & Frankie 🥁 forever shining stars 🌟
The fact that they raised $742 for such a good cause still inspires me.
I still have the VHS tape of Hear N Aid...🤘🤘🥃
I'm trying not to tear up... 😢
How the hell did we go from that to what we have today? Sure, people like Vince almost died and we actually lost Randy Rhodes but, the lessons were learned due to people admitting faults and sharing resource publicly.
Foo Fighters is all we have left, for the most part... We need awesome people to take back the spotlight! All of these musicians are God's.
Rhoads
The good die young
You can tell that distinct Maiden guitar sound when it kicks in. Murray and Smith definitely have a great chemistry.
Everyone who was part of this project had something distinctive they brought to the table. They were all talented.
You can not help but absolutely love Ronnie, bless his soul. Some amazing voices on here but I can't get over Halfords voice... No wonder they call him the Metal God
Thanks for the upload brother, it brought back some incredible memories from my childhood in New Zealand!!!
All the guitarists were amazing - I'm a long time fan of Vivian Campbell - but Yngwie, and the Maiden twins Dave and Adrian really stood out! If only Randy could have been there :(
Randy was missing, so was Eddie. Nikki, Tommy and there's so much more that aren't here. When I saw Vince and Mick, I immediately thought "where's Nikki and Tommy"
Dave and Adrian sadly are not actually playing on the final record.
@@KeremcanBuyuktaskin Oh, gosh, I didn't know that! That is a shame.
@@KeremcanBuyuktaskin how do you know?
What about Eddie Van Halen? I wonder if he was invited or not.
This is so awesome ..And what a great group ....:-D RIP Ronnie James Dio ...You are a Legend
Dio could sing the phone book and I would be enthralled.
The legend will never die
That was awesome. RIP Dio. Would have loved to hear paul stanley on that. Even Vince neil on a verse would been cool. As well as Blackie and nugent. That easily could have been a 10 minute song with more Solos, drum Solos and more verses but non the less it was incredible and for a great cause.
all these amazing musicians together is something I wish I around to witness.
Vince Neil out-spinal-taps Spinal Tap
LMAO
Hahahaha YEP lol so true
You just defined Vince Neil like no one has before!
Damn, you won the internet!
Yeah Vince Neil saying oh we don't party all the time, we're not evil people, then a few years later he's drugged/boozed up and drives his friend 100mph right into a telephone pole killing him. So very much Hypocrisy in this video although it's great. Also Blacky Lawless, really?LOL Total drug head.......most were stoned during the making of this, or drunk as well.