Lp Ritchie Blackmore's RAINBOW Live In Munich 1977 (3lp) Ear Music 0214271EMX
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3 lp Ritchie Blackmore's RAINBOW
Live In Munich 1977
( Live At Olympiahalle, Munich, Germany, October 20, 1977)
Country of Release: Germany, 2020
Original Recorded : 1977
Label: EDEL / EAR MUSIC
Catalog Number: 0214271emx
Barcode: 4029759142713
Folding cover / Gatefold Sleeve: Yes / YES
Includes Innsleeves
Condition Records : mint
Condition Cover: mint
lp Is still welded / lp is STILL SEALED !!!
(Photo by my own lp / Photo Taken From My Own Copy)
Tracks Side 1:
1. Introduction (1:45)
2. Kill The KING (5:09)
3. Mistreated (11:46)
4. Sixteenth Century Greensleeves (8:56)
Tracks Side 2:
1. Catch The Rainbow (18:15)
2. Long Live Rock 'n' roll (7:43)
Tracks Side 3:
1. Man On The Silver Mountain (16:26)
Tracks Side 4:
1. STILL I'm sad (27:32)
Tracks Side 5:
1. Do You close your eyes (15:36)
Tracks Side 6:
(Etched)
Lists at YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SSIW-YAUW&t=82s
I am not real A sucker FORLive Albums. There are A FEW I REALY LIKE but FORThe Most Part I Say GoFORThe Studio albums Instead and LeaveTheLive Ones' TilYou Ve Absorbed that First . Too Often I Find Live Renditions To Be Less Interesting, TooLong and sometimes pointless. But then tere are Those few Live albums that real kicks You inThe Head withThe ferociuosLiveEnergyofA Steam Train . This One is search for example.
I have Always Found, Being A fan ofRainbow Since my pre-teens, thatOn stage whatA bit too polished. Though Nice Enough and All That, It Lacked Somewhat in Energy . Then Came Live in Germany 1976 and while "Do You Close Your Eyes" Ends inA Cacophony and utter destruction (inThe Most Glorious Way) It Showed Little More ThanOn Stage, AS RegardsThe infamousEnergyof Rainbow . So, when i got my hands On Live In Munich 1977 I was very pleased. Thrilled, even. Here was on Amazing Recording of Oneof My favorite bands inA fullflyedLive Setting. It did not disappoint.
The Set List is more or less identical with all official Rainbow Live releasesofThe Ronnie Dio-e-. That is Slightly Disapponting, Since I Wanted To Hear some ofThe Other Great WorksofTheband . Apart From that, A point made regardingThe measureofLive Albums Rather ThanLive In Munich as search, this is fabolous.
Kicking off with "Kill The KING ". This is Spectacular Hard Rock in All It's Glory. Biting, Raucous and Kicking Like A MULEOn steroids it punches it's way throughThe Speakers. What A way To start! "Mistreated" Seems To be A favoriteofBLACKMORE'S and is levelThe usualLive Treatment. I like it A lot. It fits in Well After The Speed of "KillTheKING ".
FOR Me "Catch The Rainbow " Has Always BeenOneofThe Most Atmospheric and EpicofLive Songs. Stretching Over 17 Minutes You Might Think That Ones Attenition and Patience is Tried ToThe Limit but i is necessary. It is actually hero together well and provides Several Solos From Theband . It is A beautiful song. To Epic Ballad of The Old School which real isA jewel inThe crown,of sorts. So provides The lister with A well needed breakFrom allThe Noise and commotion.
Live In Munich is A very noisy, hard rocking, ferocious album. The Sound is very messy but that's is, as far as i am concerned, A good thing. It actually helps giving me as A lister A chanceTo Come as Close as I Ever WillToA realRainbow Experience. No One Will Ever Be Given The Treatof Seing this line-up performLive Again, Since RJD Sadly Passed Away. Not that it was what going To bat anyway but Now every inch of hop is gone.
This Live album Ranks Among My Top 5 and is A Wonderful Wayof Experiencing not only hard rock in all it'sLive Glory ButRainbow in particular. They were A force To be Reckoned with and I Think Neither Blackmore NorDIO made this childof Noise in Anyband or setting, not before and not after. Top stuff it is but as with any Live album i Find it hard giving it FIVEStars . Not Because IT Lacks Songs I'd Wished To Be On there but Simply Because it Cannot SurpassThe qualityofTheLive Albums. And Besides, A Live albumCan 't be essential in my book. Realy, it Can 't, but i do think it Can be an Excellent AdditionTo Any Collection or Collectorof Progressive hard rock. (Gruvandahlman/PROURCHIVES.com)
RITCHIE BLACKMORE - guitar
Ronnie James DIO - vocals
Cozy Powell - drums
Bob Daisley - Bass
David Stone - keyboards
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I have Always Found, Being A fan ofRainbow Since my pre-teens, thatOn stage whatA bit too polished. Though Nice Enough and All That, It Lacked Somewhat in Energy . Then Came Live in Germany 1976 and while "Do You Close Your Eyes" Ends inA Cacophony and utter destruction (inThe Most Glorious Way) It Showed Little More ThanOn Stage, AS RegardsThe infamousEnergyof Rainbow . So, when i got my hands On Live In Munich 1977 I was very pleased. Thrilled, even. Here was on Amazing Recording of Oneof My favorite bands inA fullflyedLive Setting. It did not disappoint. This Live album Ranks Among My Top 5 and is A Wonderful Wayof Experiencing not only hard rock in all it'sLive Glory ButRainbow in particular. They were A force To be Reckoned with and I Think Neither Blackmore NorDIO m
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