DIO

I've decided to combine all of Dio albums from 1990 to 2004 in one with the best songs from each. This is how it ended:

Side A:
1.Wild One
2.Hey Angel
3.Why Are They Watching Me
4.As Long As It's Not About Love
5.Losing My Insanity (love the medieval riff)

Side B:
6.Challis
7.Killing The Dragon
8.Better In The Dark
9.Death By Love

bonus songs: Fever Dreams/One More For The Road/Master Of The Moon/Living The Lie

A very good album IMO.
 
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I would go see this if it was very reasonably priced. I like the music and its played by pros, some of whom played with Dio. But it would have to be relatively cheap.
Initially I thought it was a shit idea and I sort of still do but fuck it, I'd try it. I would also be open to the idea of leaving early.
 
I wished we have a full live album from DIO from the 80's.

His first live album was Intermission in 1986, but contains only 6 songs. He should had released a studio album in 1986.
 
MrKnickerbocker said:
What about Finding The Sacred Heart? It was originally just a video I think, but they put out a CD version in 2012 and it's on Spotify.
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Oh yeah, I forgot that it was released as a live album (CD) in 2013. And yes, it was originally just a video (VHS in 1986).

This concert is a classic for the ages. I was so happy that it was finally released on DVD a couple of years back in 2013. Thank you for reminding me that we have a proper live album from the 80's of DIO. :ok:
 
Kalata said:
Oh yeah, I forgot that it was released as a live album (CD) in 2013. And yes, it was originally just a video (VHS in 1986).

This concert is a classic for the ages. I was so happy that it was finally released on DVD a couple of years back in 2013. Thank you for reminding me that we have a proper live album from the 80's of DIO. :ok:
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Plus we have Live at Donington 1983 and 1987 double cd. (I was at the 1987 show too!)
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9 years ago this day. Raise the horns, raise a chalice for our fallen god.

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Cool story about how Jeff Pilson came to play bass for Dio in the 90s. I saw the Angry Machines tour & don't remember him there but maybe I wasn't paying attention to the bassist :p

www.blabbermouth.net

JEFF PILSON Shares Hilarious Story Of How He Joined DIO

Bassist and producer Jeff Pilson is best known for playing with DOKKEN and FOREIGNER, but he also toured with DIO in the 1990s and performed on three of the group's albums — "Strange Highways" (1993),"Angry Machines" (1996) and the group's tenth and final studio release, "Master Of The Moon"...
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Just discovered this song by The Rods that Ronnie sang lead on; this is from their reunion cd Vengeance; their guitarist David is Ronnie's cousin who he played with in Elf

 
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