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Rainbow- LIVE IN GERMANY 1976- 2CD Box Set- 1976/1990-
- Deep Purple (Overseas) Limited/The Connoisseur Collection- 5015773911830- 600 grn
LIVE IN GERMANY 1976 is a live album released by Rainbow on 5th November 1990. The tracks are cherry-picked from a series of German dates during their world tour in September 1976. It was re-released two years later in the USA as Live In Europe on a different label. The content is the same for both although sleeve notes differ. A remixed 6-CD box set Deutschland Tournee 1976 featuring three of the four German dates recorded in 1976 was released in Japan in 2006, with each concert being released as a separate 2CD package in Europe through the year. When punk rock came crashing onto the music scene in the mid-’70s, the movement was specifically targeting groups that had become self-indulgent. Just by looking at the amount of extended guitar solos that cropped up at latter-day Deep Purple and early Rainbow shows, Ritchie Blackmore certainly stood for everything that the snarling young punks detested. And while they certainly had a point, there’s no denying that Rainbow early on could certainly cook up some rockin’ tunes, as evidenced by any of their three studio recordings with singer Ronnie James Dio. Since another Rainbow release, 1977’s On Stage, contains most of these tracks in similar versions, only hardcore Blackmore's fans will need a copy of LIVE IN GERMANY 1976 in their collections.
PERSONNEL: Ronnie James Dio - vocals; Ritchie Blackmore - lead guitar; Tony Carey - keyboards; Jimmy Bain - bass guitar; Cozy Powell - drums.
The double-CD LIVE IN GERMANY 1976 features a classic lineup of Rainbow. This eight-song set accurately captures the firepower of early Rainbow, a time and circumstance that was, for many, the band at their absolute peak as a concert attraction. Touring behind the stunning sophomore effort, Rainbow Rising, this configuration was the first under the Rainbow moniker to play live, so the stakes were high. Much of the pressure lay with Blackmore who had left Deep Purple the year before because of musical differences. With two solid Rainbow releases for the public to explore, the notoriously moody guitarist was intent on reclaiming his credibility as a dragon slayer, a medieval minstrel whose every pluck of the string would send chills through the main vein of all who entered the castle. Having the mighty Dio along as his verbal messenger added to the depth and commitment of Blackmore’s goals. Having been on the road for a few months, the band’s chemistry on stage had reached a boiling point. “Kill The King” lifts up and saturates the audience before they even know what hits them. But this is Blackmore’s moment, and on “Mistreated,” the lone Deep Purple track the guitarist returned to, the solos run the gamut, from sizzling to dramatic to all-out mind-blowing. On the epic “Stargazer,” Blackmore and company embark on a most ambitious journey, first put into play by a few swigs of Moog-berry delight, courtesy of Carey. The gate is open, Powell does a drum roll, and the main riff drops, like a bomb from a cargo plane. LIVE IN GERMANY 1976 is classic Rainbow rising, on all fronts – a monolith of perpetual motion, advancing with an agenda that practically defied the commercially driven whirlpool sequestering the music world of the late 70s. Almost by default, Blackmore threw in his lot in the 80s and joined the circus before going back into the castle to scratch out far more austere melodies. Tracing recent Deep Purple live releases to early Rainbow, it’s obvious the guitarist was evolving as an aural architect without compromise. His choice of Dio to enhance the melodies with majestic salt and soul was, at the time, perceived as a lucky stroke of genius.
Housed In A Jewel FAT BOX With Black Trays Includes 12-Page Booklet.
Made In England.
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