Музыка и песни Rainbow / Rainbow на LP

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2 × Vinyl, LP, Album CD, Album All Media, Limited Edition, Numbered

3 × Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue

Rainbow were founded in 1975 by Ritchie Blackmore after he left Deep Purple. It soon became clear that he should have no less success with Rainbow. The band released a series of hit albums with constantly changing Lineups. On "Live In Munich 1977" you can hear a line-up with singer Dio and drummer Powell. Blackmore reached Munich with a long delay, whereupon the show in Munich had to be postponed for one day. The Band seemed to be stirred up by this and played one of the most memorable concerts of their career. "Live In Munich 1977" is now available for the first time in the original setlist series on vinyl and as a high-quality double CD in a digipak available.

Artist: Rainbow Label: Wax Cathedral

Classic 1977 Double Album Among Decade's Pivotal Live Records: Incredible Energy and Scorching Performances! Pressed on Green Vinyl at RTI, America's Best Pressing Plant. "I have a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore. We must be over the rainbow!" The famous Wizard of Oz introduction sets the mood for the thrills, imagination, and aural adventurous that is Rainbow's classic double live album On Stage. Recorded in late 1976, approximately one year before front man Ronnie James Dio's departure from the band, the set stands as one of the decade's pivotal concert records. On par with Kiss' Alive, UFO's Strangers in the Night, and Deep Purple's Made In Japan, the effort teems with blistering performances and unfettered energy. Freed from the confines of the studio, Dio and guitarist Ritchie Blackmore instill passionate bravado and swagger to every song they attack. At the peak of his powers, Dio sings with leather-lunged gusto and theatrical purpose, hitting seemingly impossible highs and reaching down to bring dark overtones to the lows. His melancholic showing on a cover of Deep Purple's "Mistreated" blows away the original. As a perfect foil, Blackmore takes the opportunity to stretch out solos and indulge in bluesy improvisations, turning "Man on the Silver Mountain" into a multi-part medley and the slowly building, fantasy-themed "Catch the Rainbow" into an epic workout. Rainbow's rhythm section is equally inspired. Drummer Cozy Powell jump-starts high-voltage passages with urgent beats and timely playing. In sync with the irreplaceable contributions of organist/keyboardist Tony Carey, bassist Jimmy Bain supplies a taut foundation. On Stage is in effect a document of a vital hard-rock band pushing itself to the maximum and succeeding in taking its audiences on an unforgettable journey. Blackmore's inventive passages and colorful tones are alone worth the price of admission. Martin Birch's steady, lively production puts it over the top. Unlike many heavily edited albums from the era, Powell is heard front and center, the drums given as much space and presence as Blackmore's humming guitar, Dio's inimitable singing, and Carey's howling organ. You're given an invitation to stand onstage with the quintet. Pressed on green-colored vinyl at RTI, America's best pressing plant, and presented in a faithful reproduction of the original gatefold sleeve, Wax Cathedral's deluxe reissue of this live scorcher renders the music in the highest fidelity it's ever enjoyed. Always meant to be heard since its original release in 1977, On Stage is restored to all its glory. Track Listing: 1. Intro: Over the Rainbow 2. Kill the King 3. Catch the Rainbow 4. Mistreated 5. Sixteenth Century Greensleeves 6. Still I'm Sad Record Label: Wax Cathedral Style: Rock

Rainbow Rising on Colored LP from Wax Cathedral! Initially perceived as a Ritchie Blackmore solo project, Rainbow had become a permanent fixture in the British rock atmosphere by the time the band was ready to follow-up its breakthrough debut. For Rising, Blackmore had replenished Rainbow with a colorful arsenal of accomplished sidemen and studio musicians; keyboardist Tony Carey, bassist Jimmy Bain and drummer Cozy Powell. But the main event here is Ronnie James Dio, who establishes himself as one of heavy metal's most influential vocalists. The presence of the new lineup is immediately felt. The keyboard intro to "Tarot Woman" sets a sorcerous tone for the album. Carey's dexterous playing paired with Powell's thunderous drumming provides a cavernous sonic template for Blackmore chugging riffs and sparking leads. Dio's lyrical trademarks are all here: tales of wizards, magic and kings, as well as foreboding of the darkness that lurks ahead. The epic "Stargazer," which features a 42-piece orchestra, and the equally ambitious, nine-minute "A Light In the Black" - an indisputably thrilling one-two punch – close out the album. Rising announced Rainbow's arrival as a new voice in metal, establishing many elements that would shape the genre for decades to come. Complete with a faithful replication of the original gatefold sleeve and dead-quiet surfaces, this Wax Cathedral reissue is pressed at RTI, America's best record plant. Even better, it's on colored vinyl. Track Listing: 1. Tarot Woman 2. Run with the Wolf 3. Starstruck 4. Do You Close Your Eyes 5. Stargazer 6. A Light in the Black Record Label: Wax Cathedral Style: Rock

Artist: Rainbow Label: Rock Classics