I'm not even complaining about the lenght of this version (almost double the original) since "Purple Mark III" did the same during It begins with a cool intro, a small portion from the movie "Wizard Of Oz" which is merged with the song Kill The King (later released on the 3rd studio album). While it's a great song, it's not better live, I prefer the studio version.

though his rumored problems with drugs and alcohool did some damage in concerts). I used to hear thisThe recording features the customary introduction to a Rainbow show – the classic quote from The Wizard of Oz, "Toto: I have a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore. We must be over the rainbow!" with the last word repeated as an echo, then the actual band plays a musical phrase from the song " Over the Rainbow" before breaking into "Kill the King". their "Burn" and "Stormbringer" tours. A trace of this can be heard on "Live In London" which was released in 2002 but recorded even better than the studio counterparts. Rainbow was one of the last bands to actually have the chops to Unlike the studio album from the previous year this live album gives us the complete overview of what Rainbow was all about. It's true that I was hoping that their studio albums would incorporate some of these wild and over-the-top jams sessions but to have a whole album filled with this material gets quite excessive. Especially since On Stage is almost double as long Rising! Only that a part of Ritchie guitar solo here is just a waste of time. Apart from that, Dio does a great vocal performance.

Rainbow - Over the Rainbow / Kill the King Live in Nuremberg 9/28/76". YouTube. 14 April 2012. Archived from the original on 2 April 2017 . Retrieved 2 October 2018. much "Still I'm Sad" is extended (still being very good but almost tripled in lenght) to fill the concerts. This is again a pity absolute superb (with apologies to Sean Trane, I still think Tony Carey is a great keyboards player, evenRainbow - Sixteenth Century Greensleeves Live in Tokyo 12/16/1976 (Evening show)". YouTube. 18 November 2013 . Retrieved 2 October 2018. Coordinator [Project Co-ordinated for Polydor Records / Universal Music Catalogue] – Steve Hammonds On the other hand, one song from their third album will be featured as a preview "Kill The King". A great rendition of this excellent Ritchie guitr riffs, Tony Carey's keyboard, and jaw dropping drum work by Cozy Powell (RIP). As far as bet concern, I think,