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- "Stargazer" From: ‘Rising’ (1976) How can we top such a display of praiset o bring our list of the Top 10 Rainbow Songs to even greater heights of worship?
- "Gates of Babylon" From: ‘Long Live Rock 'n' Roll’ (1978) We now approach the "Gates of Babylon" — reverently knocking as we beg entry into this “city of heavenly sin,” where we’ll “sleep with the devil” even though we know fully well that we will pay.
- "Man on the Silver Mountain" From: ‘Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow’ (1975) We’ve got nothing left but all-time fantasy metal classics down the stretch, and where better to begin than with ‘Man on the Silver Mountain?’
- "Kill the King" From: ‘Long Live Rock 'n' Roll’ (1978) We are now breathing rarefied air with our list of the Top 10 Rainbow Songs, so it’s probably fitting that our next choice, "Kill the King," sees the men of Rainbow blasting across the heavens at an absolutely breathless pace, nearly reaching supersonic speed behind Ronnie James Dio’s wild-eyed cries as he brazenly lays out his ruthless regicidal intentions.
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- Rainbow Rising (1976) Second album Rainbow Rising contains just six songs and runs less than 35 minutes, but is indisputably the jewel in the band’s crown.
- Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow (1975) Rainbow’s debut album began as an experiment for Blackmore, then touring in Florida with Purple, for which he hired their support band Elf (mainly for their singer Dio) to record a cover of Black Sheep Of The Family, then Sixteenth Century Greensleeves, for a potential single solo release.
- Down To Earth (1979) No one really knew what to expect after Dio’s departure. But it wasn’t a hit single written by Russ Ballard called Since You’ve Been Gone.
- Long Live Rock’n’Roll (1978) The third album of the Rainbow catalogue, the last to feature Ronnie James Dio, is a divisive one. It’s not really a patch on either of its predecessors but it does feature Dio – and a scalding opening rocker in Kill The King, the near seven-minute epic Gates Of Babylon (a close relative of and worthy rival to Led Zeppelin’s Kashmir) plus the unexpectedly good-time slant of the title-track.
Nov 3, 2022 · 4. “The Temple of the King” (Rainbow, 1975) 3. “Kill the King” (Long Live Rock ‘n’ Roll, 1977) 2. “Man on the Silver Mountain” (Rainbow, 1975) 1. “A Light in the Black” (Rising, 1976)
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Bob Nouveau. Past members. See: Former members. Rainbow (also known as Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow or Blackmore's Rainbow) are a British-American rock band formed in London and Los Angeles in 1975 by guitarist Ritchie Blackmore.
- 1975–1984, 1993–1997, 2015–present
- “Lost in Hollywood” I would hope by now that my constant raving and railing on across various YouTube shows and podcasts about “Lost in Hollywood” being the greatest Rainbow song of all time is starting to sink in, dammit.
- “Stargazer” Broadly agreed-upon out there as the greatest Rainbow song of all time, it’s certainly got the coolest intro, with Cozy going nuts on the drum while Ritchie executes an elongated string-scrape.
- “Eyes of the World” Pounding and triumphant, “Eyes of the World” is further proof that Down to Earth isn’t some sort of commercial sell-out from Rainbow, which way too many people seem to think, pretty much, I surmise, because of “All Night Long” and “Since You Been Gone.”
- “Light in the Black” Shockingly, Ronnie expressed to me once the distain he had for this song, considering it an excuse for gratuitous soloing from Ritchie and Tony, while Cozy thundered away on the double bass drums, somewhat pioneering the form.
1. Man On The Silver Mountain. 35M plays. 4:38. 2. Catch The Rainbow. 38M plays. 6:39. 3. Starstruck. 1.5M plays. 4:07. Stargazer. 41M plays. 8:27. 5. Kill The King. 6.6M plays. 4:30. 6. Long...
lists. Rainbow Albums Ranked and Reviewed Best to Worst. A list by JustGeorge93. [List709785] | +2. A ranking and review of the studio and live albums by Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow! The birth of Rainbow spurred Ritchie to leave Deep Purple behind and help pioneer some of the earliest forms of arena rock and prog-metal!
