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	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Live In Germany 1976 - Rainbow at Epinions.com
		Rainbow's original live album, "On Stage", was released in 1977, drawing from recordings made on the same tour as this album.
		A classic song from the first Rainbow album.
		Every album introduced at least one, if not more, new members as they either quit or were fired, more often the latter.
	www.epinions.com /content_100619226756

	Amazon.com: Music: Rainbow Rising/Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED]
		Rainbow followed up this monster with "On Stage" then "Long Live Rock n'Roll" (an album which is almost as breathtaking) which proved to be Dio's curtain call with the band.
		Rainbows commercial song of the album that was performed throughout the tour as an encore.
		I rate this album 10/10 and this is the only Rainbow MK II studio album.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00000IMTF?v=glance

	Rainbow: Catch the Rainbow: The Anthology - PopMatters Music Review
		The 13-minute blues opus "Mistreated", from the 1977 live album Rainbow on Stage, showcases the band at their absolute peak.
		Rainbow Rising might be the band's one classic album, but when it comes to all the other music they made in their 10-year existence, this collection is all you need.
		Catch the Rainbow gives curious listeners a very detailed look at the up-and-down life of the band, and despite Rainbow's woeful '80s output, the entire collection is still worthwhile, based on the first CD alone.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/r/rainbow-catch.shtml

	Rainbow: Catch the Rainbow: The Anthology - PopMatters Music Review
		The 13-minute blues opus "Mistreated", from the 1977 live album Rainbow on Stage, showcases the band at their absolute peak.
		Rainbow Rising might be the band's one classic album, but when it comes to all the other music they made in their 10-year existence, this collection is all you need.
		Catch the Rainbow gives curious listeners a very detailed look at the up-and-down life of the band, and despite Rainbow's woeful '80s output, the entire collection is still worthwhile, based on the first CD alone.
	popmatters.com /music/reviews/r/rainbow-catch.shtml (918 words)

	Rainbow - biography
		Rainbow released two more albums -- Live on Stage (1977) and Long Live Rock and Roll (1978) -- before relocating to America in 1978.
		The band's 1975 debut album, Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow, was a continuation of the heavy rock that was Deep Purple and Elf's stock-in-trade.
		Blackmore changed the lineup of Rainbow for their second album, Rainbow Rising (1976), replacing Gruber with Jimmy Bain, Soule with Tony Carey, and Driscoll with Cozy Powell.
	landru.i-link-2.net /jtrees/Rock/bios/bio_RAINBOW.htm (257 words)

	Rainbow
		As for 'Kill The King', that one was already previously introduced in Rainbow's stage performances of 1977, and Blackmore and Dio didn't disappoint the fans with the marvelous studio version: speed-metal at its most aggressive and technically perfect.
		I originally thought of giving the album the same rating as Down To Earth, but that would have placed the album on the same level with Foreigner's best, and this is still marginally better.
		So all in all, the album is essentially saved by the fact that on a bunch of remaining tunes, Blackmore does squeeze out a bunch of interesting bluesy riffs.
	starling.rinet.ru /music/rainbow.htm (6068 words)

	BlueBeat.com - Album: On Stage
		Album: On Stage by Rainbow (bio and discography)
	www.bluebeat.com /albums/4805 (17 words)

	Amazon.com: Long Live Rock 'n' Roll: Music: Rainbow
		And as for Kill The King - Although Rainbow actually premiered this song on their recent live release known as On Stage, this was the first time it was done in the studio.
		Rainbow's first three albums and the fourth live album are all true classics, and are always in the front on my record collection.
		This was Rainbow's first album to feature a title track, and it's an excellent one.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00000IMTH?v=glance (1853 words)

	Caroliner - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
		Members did hide behind an ever-shifting array of ridiculous stage names, and the band's name changed from album to album -- the first two words were always Caroliner Rainbow, followed by an inscrutable phrase from one of the album's lyrics or titles (Caroliner was the official fallback name, however).
		Part of a long line of avant-garde weirdoes from the Bay Area, Caroliner -- aka Caroliner Rainbow -- often described itself as �industrial bluegrass," which was likely the closest anyone ever came to pegging their uncategorizable sound.
		Caroliner was founded in San Francisco in 1983 by a lead singer commonly known only as Grux (though he, too, switched aliases at will).
	store.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,568128,00.html (971 words)

	RAINBOW Rising
		The new line-up was the one to gain legendary status among the fans, recording the highly rated "Rainbow Rising" album and performing outstanding liveshows that is testified on the "On Stage" album.
		Ritchie Blackmore formed his own band Rainbow in May 1975 after leaving Deep Purple.
		Taking with him most of the members of Elf to record their slftitled debut album.
	home.online.no /~n-johano/ftrainbow1976.htm (132 words)

	Rainbow: Catch the Rainbow: The Anthology - PopMatters Music Review
		The 13-minute blues opus "Mistreated", from the 1977 live album Rainbow on Stage, showcases the band at their absolute peak.
		Rainbow Rising might be the band's one classic album, but when it comes to all the other music they made in their 10-year existence, this collection is all you need.
		Catch the Rainbow gives curious listeners a very detailed look at the up-and-down life of the band, and despite Rainbow's woeful '80s output, the entire collection is still worthwhile, based on the first CD alone.
	popmatters.com /music/reviews/r/rainbow-catch.shtml (928 words)

	Rainbow Ritchie Blackmores Rainbow
		Rainbow Ritchie Blackmores Rainbow Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow Stranger In Us All Rainbow Catch The Rainbow The Anthology Rainbow - Inside Rainbow - Inside (dvd) Rainbow The Very Best Of Rainbow On Stage Rainbow Down To Earth The Rainbow (1989) Rainbow Rising Over The Rainbow (garland)
		Ritchie blackmore's rainbow stranger in us all cd album...
		Rainbow catch the rainbow the anthology double cd album...
	www.moozika.co.uk /products/rainbow-ritchie-blackmores-rainbow.htm (98 words)

	Rainbow Album Reviews
		Also, Rainbow has another live album called On Stage (which was actually released in 1977), and unless you're a diehard Rainbow fan you probably only need one such live statement, so I decided to review only this one, which contains more material and is generally considered slightly superior.
		By comparison, Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow seems a tad tentative, perhaps in part because the overall talent level in the band wasn't nearly as high, but also because it took an album for Blackmore and Dio to figure out exactly what they wanted their band to be.
		After Richie Blackmore’s Rainbow, Blackmore retooled the band (something he did regularly, as he was a notoriously difficult sort who seemed to have trouble getting along with anybody for an extended period of time) for this, the band’s second and best album.
	www.geocities.com /sfloman/rainbow.html (2765 words)

	Jimmy Bain biography (The Musicians' Olympus)
		In 1990, it was released Live in Germany, a double CD from the Rainbow 1976 European tour (On stage was recorded in the Japanese tour).
		Everybody knows that, Rainbow was the band that Ritchie Blackmore put together after leaving Deep Purple.
		After their 3rd album, Sacred heart, Vivian Campbell leaves the band in March 1986, being replaced by Craig Goldie (from the band Driver).
	www.geocities.com /SunsetStrip/Diner/2674/jbain_b.htm (1336 words)

	VH1.com : Rainbow : Biography
		Following its release, the band embarked upon a successful world tour, culminating in a sold out European jaunt which spawned a best-selling live album entitled On Stage, released in 1977.
		Rainbow quickly developed into one of the '70s most successful heavy metal bands behind charismatic front man Ronnie James Dio.
		Typically, the guitarist refused to go out quietly, and Rainbow were backed by a full symphony orchestra for their final March 1984 performance in Japan.
	www.vh1.com /artists/az/rainbow/bio.jhtml (920 words)

	Oregon State Daily Barometer Online - Menomena drummer sounds off on pugs, stage fright and nudity
		They wrote, mixed and recorded their first album, I Am The Fun Blame Monster, using their own music looping software that Brian created.
		Their Web site reflects their wacky sense of humor, with rainbow headlines, broken English and little tiny dragons that follow your cursor around.
		Geddy Lee, fairweather friend and constant counterpart to Menomena drummer Danny Seim, takes a break from his taxes to draw some album art.
	barometer.orst.edu /vnews/display.v/ART/2005/01/14/41e832395ae7c (920 words)

	Magic Mountain Music
		Using mythological stories and images from the worlds Earth Traditions, KIVA weaves a rainbow of ancient cultures and images of nature into a tapestry of music.
		KIVA is a percussive, upbeat, Celtic-style worldbeat folk ensemble that celebrates the magic of nature and ancient bardic traditions with music that opens the heart and heals the spirit.
		KIVA is based in the Washington DC metro area, and has been nominated five times (so far) for the Washington Area Music (Wammie) Award.
	www.4qf.org /Schd/EvntSchd/Hsty/MagicMount/Magic_Mount.htm (920 words)

	Ozzy Osbourne Album Reviews
		But back to this album, which also featured a couple of ex-Rainbow alumni in bassist Bob Daisley (who insists he wrote the lyrics for the first five Ozzy albums and was certainly a key collaborator along with Rhoads in any event) and keyboardist Don Airey, plus drummer Lee Kerslake.
		The album also suffers from overly long songs and a sterile sound, but again, most of the songs are good, and quite frankly Ozzmosis is about as satisfactory as I expected at this stage of his long career.
		After another unnecessary live album (the 2-cd Live And Loud) and some aborted writing sessions with guitarist Stevie Vai, Ozzy brought back Wilde and collaborated with professional songwriters such as Jim Vallance (a la Aerosmith) on Ozzmosis, a consistently solid album with few standout songs.
	www.geocities.com /sfloman/ozzyosbourne.html (2741 words)

	Ozzy Osbourne Album Reviews
		The album also suffers from overly long songs and a sterile sound, but again, most of the songs are good, and quite frankly Ozzmosis is about as satisfactory as I expected at this stage of his long career.
		But back to this album, which also featured a couple of ex-Rainbow alumni in bassist Bob Daisley (who insists he wrote the lyrics for the first five Ozzy albums and was certainly a key collaborator along with Rhoads in any event) and keyboardist Don Airey, plus drummer Lee Kerslake.
		After another unnecessary live album (the 2-cd Live And Loud) and some aborted writing sessions with guitarist Stevie Vai, Ozzy brought back Wilde and collaborated with professional songwriters such as Jim Vallance (a la Aerosmith) on Ozzmosis, a consistently solid album with few standout songs.
	www.geocities.com /sfloman/ozzyosbourne.html (2741 words)

	ROCK REVIEW : DIO / Oliver/Dawson SAXON - Portsmouth Pyramids 9 Oct 2002
		Dio personally asked Graham Oliver to come onto stage and perform Rainbow in The Dark as the final encore.
		DIO INVITES OLIVER/DAWSON SAXON MEMBERS ON STAGE: Press Release: Oliver/Dawson Saxon have been appearing a special guests to Dio on their recent UK tour, and on the last night, at Portsmouth Pyramids, a special event took place.
		As soon as the lights dimmed a chorus of "Dio, Dio, …" welcomed the band as they opened with the throbbing title track of the latest album 'Killing the Dragon'.
	www.users.waitrose.com /~douganderson/2002/R02oct09.html (1088 words)

	Cleopatra Records Bow Wow Wow Bio/Song Samples
		A camp follower of the group Lush began co-fronting the group with Lwin and was booed off the stage at the Rainbow Theatre gig in 1981 and was dropped from the line-up.
		The band's first full album was release don RCA with possibly one of the most bizarre titles ever to grace any album cover.
		For their final album in 1983, the band brought in the wonderfully talented producer Mike Chapman who had been having great success with bands like Blondie (who had just split up).
	thorin.adnc.com /~pwb/bio.htm (1620 words)

	From The Vault: Rainbow - Y&T/Meniketti Forums
		His debut album was pretty good; but most of the songs on the 1977 'On Stage' Live Rec.
		The album opens with an admittedly long keyboard intro, but cranks into a great groove with "Tarot Woman", with all the grace of the Horsemen Of Apocalypse.
		I like Rising and it has some kool tunes I just don't think it is a strong "Long Live Rock 'n' Roll" which I think is a better album through and through.
	www.meniketti.com /vforum/showthread.php?t=6765 (1050 words)

	Bolin Story
		The James Gang hit the road, but despite an act based largely round the new album, and a lot of flashy stage effects, it soon became clear that there was a lot of hard work ahead were they to regain the ground lost since Walsh's departure.
		He finally quit in October 1974, shortly after guesting on a track called "Rollin' In The Rockies" from Rainbow Canyon's debut album, and done as a favour to James Gang drummer James Fox who was producing the project.
		Ritchie Blackmore, who along with drummer Ian Paice and organist Jon Lord, co-founded the band back in 1968, decided during recording of his own solo album that he would be happier pursuing a career outside of Deep Purple, and had quit in April 1975.
	www.thehighwaystar.com /rosas/biog/bolinsto.htm (3897 words)

	BLABBERMOUTH.NET - ULI JON ROTH To Be Joined By Former SCORPIONS Bassist For European Tour
		Ex-SCORPIONS/ELOY drummer JÃ¼rgen Rosenthal will join Uli and the band on stage for some of the shows to play a couple of songs from SCORPIONS' "Fly to the Rainbow" album.
		Uli, Francis and JÃ¼rgen have not been on stage together since 1974 and Uli is looking forward very much to playing with his old friends again.
		The program for this tour is going to be extensive, as Uli intends to play material from all phases of his career, including many early SCORPIONS and ELECTRIC SUN songs.
	www.roadrunnerrecords.com /blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=42299 (326 words)

	Beck
		Beck and his band obliged by walking back out on stage and performing an audience favorite, "Devil’s Haircut." The theatre lit up again with numerous psychedelic, rainbow colored flashing lights, and the concert ended on an energetic and joyous note.
		At 10:30 p.m., the concert ended, but not before Beck had a chance to perform his techno-friendly "Two Turn Tables and a Microphone." The song had everyone dancing in place again, and once the band left the stage the entire theatre was filled with individuals yelling and clapping their hands loudly for an encore.
		He played another song from his " Mutations " album solo, and the audience joined in singing along and clapping their hands.
	www.wright.edu /cola/Dept/ENG/blakelock/rockweb2_old/beck.htm (326 words)

	dublinpride.org: Calendar
		Glitz will be a rainbow of colour and fun for its main Dublin Pride 2005 party plus live on stage will be S Club7’s Jo O’Meara with a set that includes her brand new single, S Club classics and more!
		On stage - all the big anthems sung by Ireland's top girl group.
		Dublin Pride is delighted to present-A Night of Passion, Pleasure and Pride!
	www.dublinpride.org (2380 words)

	THEMISATHENA.INFO: Eric Clapton
		Although absence from the stage and drug abuse had taken their toll, when listening to the recording of what has come to be known as Eric Clapton's "Rainbow Concert" it becomes clear just how much these two live appearances helped to reenergize him.
		Hence, songs such as the instrumental title track (which is a bossa nova because, Clapton says, he just loves Brazilian music), the closing and likewise instrumental "Son & Sylvia," "Believe in Life" and, of course, "Find Myself," written early on but finding its true purpose only when the album took its final direction.
		But the album wouldn't be named for Eric Clapton's uncle (and dedicated to him and his wife Sylvia) if it wasn't, in large parts, also about the singer-guitarist's re-evaluation of the things that influenced him in his youth.
	www.themisathena.info /music/clapton.html (3169 words)

	Molly Hatchet
		The record shows Molly Hatchet the way their fans love them — what Ingram calls a ”high-intensity kick-ass Southern rock boogie album”, referring to the — as he puts it — “ big time heavy production”, commenting: “It’s the toughest, most haunting album that we’ve ever cut.
		A few weeks after the release, Molly Hatchet were back on stage in Germany to complete the recordings for their live release,
		Molly Hatchet went on tour with Aerosmith and Bob Seeger that same year, and their second album release
	www.rockinthehills.com /molly.html (880 words)

	WHO Magazine: The Sopranos - Apr. 12, 2004
		Featuring their duets as well as Katie�s take on jazz classics (she also sings in jazz trio Elixir) and Maggie performing arias, the album came about after they shared the stage at 2001�s annual Women in Voice concert.
		Sitting wide-eyed in the first row, 5-year-old Katie Noonan was like any other mesmerised music lover basking in the soaring soprano of her opera-singer mother, Maggie, as she played a Goddess of the Rainbow in 1982�s Royal Command Performance of The Tempest.
		George, the band they started in 1996 as "a loose jam," says Katie, won raves in 2002 with the double-platinum-selling debut album, Polyserena, showcasing Noonan�s haunting vocals (their follow-up album, Unity, was released in February).
	www.who.com /who/magazine/printout/0,19638,7401040412-608222,00.html (880 words)

	David Bowie in Musician: July 1990
		David Bowie, rock's Dada Garbo, fresh from the breakthrough success of his Hunky Dory album, had booked his notorious new stage pageant for two shows-August 19, 20, 1972-at London's Rainbow Theater.
		MUSICIAN: You were born in 1947, in a post-world war era, when there was a sense that civilization was going to have to find a new order Rock 'n' roll was part of a trial-and-error search in which a young generation believed it could make a new way.
		MUSICIAN: Even when you're dealt in social commentary, as with "Bombers" on the Ryko Hunky Dory reissue, the view is similar - to "Starman "or "Space Oddity," where you took a topical social dilemma and personalized it.
	snow.prohosting.com /crasio/bowie/9007bowie.html (5891 words)

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