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Tag Archives: Dio
WAMI – Kill The King
September 5, 2014

Metal Mind 2014 What do you get when former members of RAINBOW, WHITESNAKE and DIO team up with a young yet promising gun? Purple blood in spades. These days star-ridden collaborations mushroom far and wide, but this one backs a … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Dio, Doogie White, hard rock, Marco Mendoza, Rainbow, Vinny Appice, WAMI, Whitesnake
LAST IN LINE work on a new record
May 15, 2014
After the untimely passing of , two bands emerged, both cut out of his ensemble’s different line-ups. One, DIO’S DISCIPLES, are comprised of the latter-day collective’s members and considered an official tribute endorsed by the late artist’s estate. The other, LAST IN … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Claude Schnell, Dio, hard rock, Jeff Pilson, Jimmy Bain, Last In Line, Vinny Appice, Vivian Campbell
DIO: black noise from the highways
April 10, 2014

1993 wasn’t an easy year for DIO as the band’s then-latest album, “Strange Highways,” showed a continuing shift towards heavier kind of metal; in places that record sounded gloomier than 1992’s “Dehumanizer” that saw back in the BLACK SABBATH fold. Yet he loved … Continue reading
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Tagged Dio, Jeff Pilson, Ronnie James Dio, Vinny Appice
Vivian Campbell works on a new record
December 4, 2013
Having recently announced the remission of Hodgkin’s lymphoma, DEF LEPPARD’s guitar-slinger Vivian Campbell started sketching a fresh album of his, presumably a follow-up to the veteran’s 2005’s solo debut, “Two Sides Of If.” Yesterday, he entered the studio with Alice Cooper’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Def Leppard, Dio, Glen Sobel, Lou Castro, Vivian Campbell