Official notice was made on his web site, and official Facebook page.
He will be missed.
Metal Legend Ronnie James Dio, dead at 67.
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Official notice was made on his web site, and official Facebook page.
He will be missed.
Well, Jack Black can finally be the king.
RIP Ronnie!
Loved Ya!
RIP Ronnie!
Loved Ya!
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RJD encounters Jack Black
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Ronnie talks about his time with Elf, Rainbow, Black Sabbath and Dio
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Ronnie talks about his time with Elf, Rainbow, Black Sabbath and Dio
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RIP, I remember seeing RJD on the Dream Evil tour.
It's crazy how time flies.
It's crazy how time flies.
That physically small man with the huge voice was responsible for some of my favourite rock music. Rainbow Rising was rainbows greatest work and Heaven and Hell was arguably Sabbaths best ever album - both owe their power to the passion of Dio's voice.
Fare thee well, Minstrel ...
Fare thee well, Minstrel ...
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He will be missed but his music will live on I grew up listening to Dio and his voice was on that you could pick out very easily not like some of the music today.
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Omar B
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I'm beyond words. My favorite singer, gone. It's pretty shocking. I've been listening to Black Sabbath and Rainbow all day.
BTW, if anyways has the Heaven And Hell live DVD from NY, I'm in there.
BTW, if anyways has the Heaven And Hell live DVD from NY, I'm in there.
RIP, Ronnie.
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Xue Sheng
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Rip
Dave Leverich
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Scott said it best...
"Horns at half mast. Such a huge loss." - Scott Ian
Rest in Peace Ronnie, thanks for being one of the founders of a phenomenal movement.
"Horns at half mast. Such a huge loss." - Scott Ian
Rest in Peace Ronnie, thanks for being one of the founders of a phenomenal movement.
I got to see Dio with Heaven and Hell last year when they were touring briefly with Judas Priest. It was a birthday gift to my son (a metal head if ever there was one). What a great show...I feel fortunate to have been there and am saddened that it's not somehting I'll be able to repeat.
RIP.
Music lost a talent and an icon.
RIP.
Music lost a talent and an icon.
Omar B
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I guess that I can be glad because like you I saw them last year, I also saw the first Heaven And Hell show. Dio is a guy who I never miss, solo or with the band.
I guess now we'll start getting a glut of material on the market. DVDs and music (they were halfway through recording Majica 2).
I guess now we'll start getting a glut of material on the market. DVDs and music (they were halfway through recording Majica 2).
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One of the first metal shows I went to was Savatage, Megadeth and Dio (Headliner) at the West Palm Beach Auditorium in Jan 88.
I was there for the first 2 bands, I kindda allready considered Dio "Old school Horror Metal".
Well Old School Horror Metal Rocked the House.
They did We Rock 2 xs and the place was nuts durring Last in Line (as they should be.)
I went out and got anther replacment for my Dios greatest 3 days ago and have been rocking the kids with some Ronnie James.
He was a man who was making music from Doo Wop, to 60s Pop, Psychodelica and then as a pioneer of Metal with Black Sabbath and his own band.
I'll miss him.
Thank you Ronnie, Rest in Peace.
I was there for the first 2 bands, I kindda allready considered Dio "Old school Horror Metal".
Well Old School Horror Metal Rocked the House.
They did We Rock 2 xs and the place was nuts durring Last in Line (as they should be.)
I went out and got anther replacment for my Dios greatest 3 days ago and have been rocking the kids with some Ronnie James.
He was a man who was making music from Doo Wop, to 60s Pop, Psychodelica and then as a pioneer of Metal with Black Sabbath and his own band.
I'll miss him.
Thank you Ronnie, Rest in Peace.
I was very saddened when I heard the news of Ronnie James Dio's death. I remember when I bought the first Blackmore's Rainbow album and saw that almost all of the members of Elf were now members of the Rainbow (Blackmore didn't need the guitarist of Elf). The year before I had found an album called "Burning Down The Sun" by Elf (I think that was the name of the album - or something about burning the sun) at the closing of Odyssey Records in Albuquerque. When I listened to that album I thought the lead singer had a great voice. Then there he was with Rainbow. That was cool.
Later I read that Ronnie James Dio was going to join Black Sabbath to replace Ozzie (I think it I read it in Creem). I told my friends about that and they scoffed at the idea of anybody replacing Ozzie. I told them to wait until the album comes out and they'll see how good Dio is. Of course they changed their minds when they heard "Heaven and Hell".
RIP Ronnie James Dio. You will be missed.
fyn
Later I read that Ronnie James Dio was going to join Black Sabbath to replace Ozzie (I think it I read it in Creem). I told my friends about that and they scoffed at the idea of anybody replacing Ozzie. I told them to wait until the album comes out and they'll see how good Dio is. Of course they changed their minds when they heard "Heaven and Hell".
RIP Ronnie James Dio. You will be missed.
fyn
