Rainbow - Kill The King (Live in Munich 1977) | Stages 

I was 15 in 77 and these guys were gods.

Yes, I am 67 and saw and heard Rainbow, Uriah Heep and Humble Pie back then. Just glad to have been borne in 1956 to apprieciate all this stuff when it happened then.

So proud of you. God bless you. If he extended

@@FranktheDachshund Yep, also 15 in 77 and I thought it was all over by then. Deep purple gone, Zeppelin, a bit tired, Lizzy, a bit past their best & I was sort of enjoying Rush & UFO then, Rainbow arrived & there was hope for us all..........for a while anyway........happy days.

Right, in t’eighties we’re lucky t’ have Yngwie, and t’ price of a cupper

Glad to hear your still in rock

He misses few notes here n there……

@@sharull6074 All of them do.

Ritchie and Dio yeah

I'm 73 and getting my high school grandkids into this music.

@@rockersedvitae8413 66 here Guys.....Rock on dudes....

68 here First album bought 3 copies 2 still sealed. Gave my guitar teacher first album told him this is what I want to play. So into Blackmore I bought a all white strat American made. Had the fret board neck etc had that done in white acrylic. Just a damn shame i am full of crippling arthritis. At least I can slam on my Sony studio monitors headphones 🎧 and crank it to the last notch on the volume button that says You really shouldn't. Enjoy yall

I'm 60 (f) and still into this music! 🤩 Our generation was growing up with the best bands ever! This will never happen again, but we will die with the consciousness that we were lucky to have lived with the best music of this world! Long live Rock'n'Roll! 🤘💯✌️

Playing a simple beat, big deal, you just like his name.

Cozy was a beast

@@scottsharp3356 another keyboard warrior. I’ll bet that you can’t even a maraca. Go and listen to “A Light In The Black” and then show us a video of you playing it. I’ll wait.

Cozy was the best.

@@scottsharp3356 people love him. Does the late Charlie Watts also play a simple beat?

All real pro's mate with a top echelon Drummer a legendary guitarist and probably the best ever heavy rock singer, loved the Kill The King album Long Live Rock & Roll when it came out listen to The Gates Of Babylon.

Unos monstruos del Rock😊

Hi Steve.. Yea I'm Sixty myself. Over the last decades I,ve been bringing up a family, work commitments etc etc. I had heard of Rainbow but never heard them other than the chart hit or two. I was a big Hendrix fan and saw "Hey Jo" on UTube.. "Give it a listen" I thought. One of Hendrix most Iconic songs after all.. Started listening.. "This aint Hendrix"! I thought.. Looked again and it was a cover by deep purple!! Was gonna turn it of then a voice said unto me.. "Listen to it u Burk"!! Lol... Began with a Mexican style sound.. Then Ritchie Blackmore kicked in and to cut a long story short.. It was better than Hendrix version. I had to re evaluate my opinions as they say. Ritchie's solo is sensational.. His Guitar was simply Screaming despair.. Looked for more of Ritchie Blackmore and here I am so to speak. Found out later that the Deep Purple cover of Hey Jo was done in New York and Jimi Hendrix was actually at the club listening and acknowledged Ritchie's playing as Incredible.. Kill the King is sensational huh!! I like Green sleeves also.. Sure Henry the VIII would have approved! Not sure how he would have responded to "Kill the King however"!! Lol

One of my all time faves. There were some variations on the lineup, but Powell, Richie and Ronnie...perfection. Rainbow-Live on stage incredible album. Loved all the studio stuff as well.

I am 64 now and I love Rainbow and alll the great rock groups from the time I was young. If things go right this year I will be at Deep Purple Concert in my town in September. Last year was cancelled because og pandemi.

I am 61 years old too ! I first heard this album in high school and I loved it then as much as I love it now. I regret not being in Germany to see these concerts when I was 16 (I was born to a German mother there but came to the states when I was small) but if I could invent a time machine I would be there, as I am sure you would be too… it seems we have a “60-year-old rocker club” going here ! …So a shout out to my “60 year old rocker brothers” !…. Aren’t you glad we lived through a time when we got to experience this excellent music as it was made?

Epic! This band should be in the Rock hall of fame, but those bastards that run that have no clue regarding classic monsters of rock! F them, Dio by himself did vocals for 3 amazing bands and it's sad he never got to see his name on the rock and roll hall of fame! Yes these guys were truly kings!

whn did Ronnie die? geez

Geert Eree 9 years ago

When did cozy die?

ชินกฤต เซ็นเสถียร 1998

Jimmy bain too

Amén hermano 😊

Аналогично. Поражает сумасшедшая энергетика и при этом предельная выразительность (Дио - лучший). Сейчас так не умеют.

Молодой ещё

@@user-yb8ed8yj9w иди вдрачни, тупость тупая.

слушай МонгеррШтейна !! вот это Король Ифира !!

And Cozy Powell and Jimmy Bain. RIP 🙏

Rip ,,he went in heaven to rock&roll💔

Rock bless you, сестрёнка! Для всех страдальцев поделишься схемой "лечения"? Типа: 1) Rainbow натощак утром - 1 альбом 2) Deep Purple - Burn при низкой температуре 3) Deep Purple - Fireball при высокой 4) Whitesnake - про women and whiskey my only friend ( прости, я ж - мужик ) при хандре ....😁

Очень хорошо от стресса

Не поможет, только прививка.

@@altar840 Добавлю.От запоров хорошо помогает творчество Биланов,Киркоровых и им подобных.Делимся рецептами..)))

@@user-eg7hk1er7v прививка патриотическим шмурдяком и на колени поклоны бить.

О - Zалупа со свастикой вылезло. Фашик завали ебло.

Además de estar de acuerdo.estoy aún más en la z 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

👍👍👍

It never gets old does it?

@@bddrex 👍

Never gets out of style. Been 42 years...take care Man!

​@@monroekaan3418👍🏻

❤❤❤👍👍💯

I actually have this DVD! 🤘🏻

Да брат рейнбоу и дио это шедевр

Блэкмор скурвился при трёх бабах.😢😢😢😢 у тёщи...

A Powell? Ещё гений

Just a racket a too me.

Man, getting to follow Rainbow for over 40 years seems like such a special privilege. As much as I hate all of those comments saying I'm only X years old but at least I still listen to real music, I'm about to join that club for the first time. I'm 35, and I've been actively gigging on everything from sax and percussion all the way over to guitar and upright bass for just under 25 years now. That includes plenty of time spent playing all sorts of classical and jazz stuff that I never really had much interest in, but I've mainly spent that time bouncing around under the entire rock and roll umbrella all the way from rockabilly to thrash, doom, and death metal, and that's not a statement that's meant to pat myself on the back or jerk myself off or anything like that. It's just a bit of perspective about where exactly I'm coming from, and what caliber of musicians I aspire to play like. With that said, there isn't a person on this planet who could convince me that a stronger band has ever existed than Ronnie, Ritchie, and Cozy in Rainbow, and I have no problem applying that statement equally to both the Rising and Long Live Rock 'n' Roll lineups. Getting to look back at them now, it seems easy to say that despite the fact that all of their most talented contemporaries are pretty much universally considered to be the greatest rock bands of all time, Rainbow in 1977 was just absolutely untouchable, and they're still just as untouchable now. When you're talking about players like Ritchie and Cozy and comparing them to the other genuine all time greats, I think it's safe to say that at that level of playing and musicianship, it's always going to come down to taste, who and what you like, and whatever it is that sounds best to you. I'm not about to sit here spending my time casually arguing with people on the internet about how they're objectively the greatest guitarist and drummer of all time, together or individually. I'm usually not about to waste my time discussing music or art with anyone who even tries to view it objectively like that though because that just isn't how it works. When it comes to Ronnie though? He can turn me right into the worst kind of hypocrite without any kind of thought because he was just that damn good. He was a total anomaly who came out of the womb with all the natural talent and ability anyone could ever hope to have, and physically speaking, despite his size, he just so happened to be built absolutely fucking perfectly. He could have had an amazing 6+ decade career singing any style of music that he ever could have wanted to touch and stood with the giants. As far as all things rock and metal go though, and this isn't meant to take anything away at all from the Robert Plants and Freddie Mercurys of the world because honestly, how could you, but Ronnie was just a genuinely special, once in a lifetime talent who was the total package right down to the core. In my personal (and pretty obviously biased) opinion, those guys at their absolute best couldn't carry Ronnie's jock at his absolute worst. He was one of the rare few who just never lost it, and depending on your opinion, you might even say he was one of the even rarer few whose voice got better with age. Back in August of 2009, I was fortunate enough to be a handful of rows from the stage for what turned out to be Ronnie's second to last show ever. I've never seen anything like it, and I'm sure I never will. I knew it on that night just as surely as I know it on this night. The only thing I can think of that was more unbelievable than what he did onstage that night was finding out a few months later that he was doing everything he did that night while he was just unknowingly riddled with stage 4 cancer and actively dying in front of us. I still can't believe what I was fortunate enough to see him do less than 9 months before he passed away.

@@seltaeb3302so…why do you listen?

marko makkonen m

marko makkonen. you are so right. 👍

his voice here really gives me goosebumps, what energy, passion and talent!

Klaus Meinl is like a weak Dio. I only mean they have a similar quality to their tone. Dio is much more crystal clear and punchy in his delivery. Infinitely better lyricist as well. That Spanish dude out with Ritchie now has that kind of low-level Dio impersonator with Mentos commercial sensibilities.

@@geetarman Dio was better vocalist than Guillan ever.

Yes they are but they wouldn't survive with a name like that called Rainbow nowadays especially in Florida Ron DeSantis would indict the group and deport them to another state

So much better than Led Zep, technically superior and much more exciting

Team of masters 👍

YES

Ritchie made a number of bad albums after this lol

Themedoneofbandsrated🎉

Blackmore was an idiot for leaving Purple for THIS abortion of a band. I was there at the time and thought it was OK..but now listening to it....garbage.

ruta..seku.nuo.75..76.77.78

Isn't Bob Daisley in there too? he's a great musician

nada que agregar....la razón pura!

@@MrJogle345man Yes. Bob Daisley.

Eduardo Fink и

Eduardo Fink Dio, Iommi, Bill Ward and Geezer Butler is another Super Group

Что и произошло со мной!

Denis Iqra who was the Aussie and the uncle sam

Dio, the voice of a god in the mighty rock temple. Long live your memory

The Aussie has English ancestry *

Pity no Scots in the line up....

ganunese Alghulami Daisley is Australian and Dio is American.

I disagree. Malmsteen is a way more aggressive player with way better tone, chops and vibrato.

@@leedemkiw6085 Malmsteen is great but mainly Paganini arpeggios in the extreme, Blackmore is on a level many guitarists will never reach: tonally, emotionally, diverse and musicality. Blackmore was playing those shred box solos back in 1968.

@@Dibbdroid It was Ritchie playing Bach style Baroque runs, arpeggios that inspired Malmsteen in the first place. Ritchie is the complete package as you said. Jon said it vest, "Ritchie is 4 guitarists in one." Ritchie and Jan Akkerman were the original shredders and the best.

It sounded like a whole lot of noise to me - it gave me a headache listening to it.

@@Bobby-fj8mk were you expecting easy listening music ? Gtfo lol !

Все уже давно написано....

Я с тобой согласен я на твоей стороне

сейчас огромное количество талантливой молодежи....музыка не заканчивается и продолжает жить и развиваться...ну а классика -- она и есть классика...

Что за нытьё. Напишем, может, ещё и покруче.

@@user-bs4lq2dw4e пиздеть не мешки ворочать )))

Пусть так будет,в нынешней жизни его маловато будет!

👍

Видел живьём, с мурахами ушёл навсегда

👍👏👍🔥👌

Спасибо Бро.

You havent seen the support act. It was AC/DC and they were even more intense. So that people went away when Rainbow played 4 or 5 songs. Not here in Munich, but it happened a lot and Ritchie was wondering what it is and the band was watching AC/DC with open mouths. Dont get me wrong, I love both bands

@@ulrichprieser6698 I've gotta reply here,sorry I do like acca Dacca,But...Rainbow with this line up blows ac/DC out of the water,the improv,all-round musicianship ,versatility in songs,solos etc.Dio ,Blackmore and band are brutality untouchable here.Not even close...

​@@ulrichprieser6698 AC/DC was support in 1976. Go away and listen to Deutschland Tournée triple live from 1976 tour. You bought into some bullshit, no way AC/DC topped them and the crowds were with Rainbow all the way.

Grandiosi

Great image of trumpy

Excellent, but not the best.

@@grobbler1 maybe he's tied with Rob Halford, maybe.

@@johnmiller9219 For my money, Gillan is the best, but all of the great singers seem to be in the Rock genre.

No disrespect but have you ever seen Eddie Van Halen play? Steve Vai? Joe Satriani?

It's a pity even Blackmore couldn't catch his own stuff when he plays live.

... And Page

I think the man on the bass is Jimmy Bain.

@@ricardooliva4034 nope bain was let go after Rising this is a few months before long live rock n roll. Thats Rainbow though an ever shifting line up lol

@@ricardooliva4034 Nope..thats not him..Watch his face..Its not Jimmy Bain..

@@ricardooliva4034 Video states Daisleys name right at the beginning

I dont like operatic metal singers.

Roberto Souza Bob Daisley’s bass lines are the stuff of legend!

Guitar god played kind of a crappy solo on this one

Sok kul 10

Aoron 9 am

Kih kih

& Cozy Powell

I saw Dio 3 times playing and Blackmore 5 times, but never together..... 😢

And cosy

Cozy

Bach's Toca&Fugue on el.Guitar best version :) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Di4UNfrLBLs.html

Вообще то это метал

Золотое время, золотая музыка, золотая Радуга и супер Риччи Блэкмор с золотой кампанией!!! ЖАЛЬ,ЧТО БОЛЬШЕ ТАКОЙ МУЗЫКИ,УВЫ,УЖЕ НЕ БУДЕТ!

@@rocker77i Вообще-то это хард рок .

@@user-zo1hr8xe1x послушай Kill the king, быстрое и жесткое исполнение характерное для хеви метала и потом послушай простые риффы из типичной хард рок группы ac/dc и сравни

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That is a great story. Thanks for sharing.😂

me too, Rainbow was the band I saw life, when I was about 15. Now I am 53. 😃

I'm 65 and I'm still here!

Sou mais o Deep Purple, sem desmerecer a banda Rainbow por cauda do guitarrista e do vocalista.

@@pedrocorrea2942 Deep Purple é foda demais tbm!

This video try ti show why Cozy Powell was ....COZY POWELL

@@andreabossi7990 And why Ronnie Dio was the best metal vocalist of all time.

@@monkeypuzzlefarm i agree.Specially with Black Sabbath and Heaven and Hell.

​@@karolpokorski1631 seems a lot of people don't know about Heaven and Hell the band. Excellent stuff

@@BSIII It's possible.For me Heaven and Hell is the best album of Black Sabbath.Well, maybe the first three albums with Ozzy as well.Bur I'm sure one thing -my song nr1 of the band is Neon Knights.Its very energetic song,I use the one very often during doing my workout at my home's gym.

The Best Rock LiveAlbum ever, its Amazing from 1977 to the Eternity... :-)

Lars Hegedüs nice one 👍

Придерживаюсь вашего мнения. Дио это бог

57 years ? Like me, i saw my first jam in 82 , it was Motorhead !!!!

Not so innocent after the show - at least your ears weren't!

You where the beast an you are metal still long live Rock and Roll 🤘

From 1976--1988the decade 12yr.s of the heavy art of sound rock musicians produced.

Lucky You.

So many great bands in the 70s era.

Ap stage 7

he was very angry that day.

Dr. Ostbahn Isn't Blackmore always angry?

@@dr.ostbahn7773 he was in prison in Vienna the day before

@@laurenzgraffilpenstein8117 Danke, irgendwas war, konnte mich nicht mehr erinnern. hatte es irgendwo gelesen.

@@dr.ostbahn7773 gerne!

2 alphas…..the band could not survive…..sad….

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Dio invented Power metal!

awaken77 Blackmore

Sorry but this is better than power metal ....

This is Heavy Rock at its best, Blackmore, Powell & Dio are gods of Rock, Metal is something substandard to this.

Efil Rekib "Hell bent for leather" from Judas Priest actually sounds pretty much similar to this and is heavy metal, with the exception that this has better vocals and guitar. Traditional heavy metal (or Proto - Power metal) actually is a pretty beatiful genre of music

Они Его не делали. Они Им жили. И Рок,у Нас в душе.

Да Ричи и Рони это просто полет в космос, неповторимые, и естественно все музыканты этой супер группы.

Это просто бомба. Вокал Дио шикарен. Блистал во всех группах. Так же как и гитара Ричи

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Супер!

Most people alive from that era would have Ritchie Blackmore on their short lists of "greatest guitarists who ever lived." There are a lot of us from back then who would have paid big money to watch Blackmore go up on that stage by himself and shred for two hours. And for my money Dio did his very best work with Rainbow. He helped cement Rainbow's reputation as a great _band_ and not just an ego project for a famous guitarist.

+Peter Lewis Tony Carey is missing. The whole Rising lineup was the "dream team".

Monsters of Rock is back and guess what with Rainbow and Thin Lizzy.Awesome

+PermanentWTF This is the 'long live rock'n'roll lineup. Jimmy Bain isn't there either.

scalyface I know, I know.

Long live Rainbow Rising

I can't remember Hanover but it must've have been a blast, for I was a devotee of bands such as Rush Genesis Yes Kansas Tonto's Expanding Head Band The Enid. Carry On My Wayward Son And Jesus Christ your kingdom come, mine has to go! Still I did let go, and by grace through faith I know that there's a much greater place to go! Alice Cooper believes that too! Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth!

On the internet a lot of people are negative by Nature look at the Times we're living in know what I mean

Das sind die Hilfsbedürftigen.......

They are the army of Kanye, they everything they can to sabotage metal

It's just because the keyboards sound too loud compared to the guitar. Also they don't show blackmore enough... that's why the thumbs down