Rainbow - Stranger In Us All - 1995

Stranger In Us All

The line-up is completely new, reprising none of Rainbow’s earlier members. Wisely going for a fresh start, Blackmore got together vocalist Doogie White, bassist Greg Smith, drummer John O’Reilly and keyboardist Paul Morris. With them, he revisited his classic blues-inspired hard rock sound, mixing it with a dose of medieval/mystical 70’s Rainbow. It was about the best thing he could have done.

Track Listing

01. Wolf To The Moon
02. Cold Hearted Woman
03. Hunting Humans (Insatiable)
04. Stand And Fight
05. Ariel
06. Too Late For Tears
07. Black Masquerade
08. Silence
09. Hall Of The Mountain King
10. Still I'm Sad
11. Emotional Crime [Japanese bonus]

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Rainbow - Bent Out Of Shape - 1983

Bent Out of Shape

this is the last Rainbow CD to feature Joe Lynn Turner on vocals, and Roger Glover on bass. This disc produced a couple of the band’s bigger songs, “Street of Dreams” and “Can’t Let You Go”.

Track Listing

01. Stranded
02. Can't Let You Go
03. Fool For The Night
04. Fire Dance
05. Anybody There
06. Desperate Heart
07. Street Of Dreams
08. Drinking With The Devil
09. Snowman
10. Make Your Move

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Rainbow - Straight Between The Eyes - 1982

Straight Between the Eyes

Straight Between the Eyes is the sixth studio album by Rainbow, released in 1982. A remastered CD reissue, with packaging duplicating the original vinyl release, was released in May 1999.
The band line-up was the same as had recorded the previous year's Difficult to Cure album, with the exception of David Rosenthal, who replaced Don Airey on keyboards.

Track Listing

01. Death Alley Driver
02. Stone Cold
03. Bring On The Night
04. Power
05. Dream Chaser
06. Tite Squeeze
07. Tearin' Out My Heart
08. Eyes Of Fire
09. Miss Mistreated
10. Rock Fever

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Rainbow - Difficult To Cure - 1981

Difficult To Cure

DIFFICULT TO CURE features Rainbow's third and final vocalist, Joe Lynn Turner, whose prettier image and more subdued vocals lend themselves to this 1981 release. "I Surrender" is the album's featured single and the group's bid at FM success.

Track Listing

01. I Surrender
02. Spotlight Kid
03. No Release
04. Magic
05. Vielleicht Das Naechste Zeit
06. Can't Happen Here
07. Freedom Fighter
08. Midtown Tunnel Vision
09. Difficult To Cure

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Rainbow - Down To Earth - 1979

Down to Earth

After making three stellar albums with Ronnie James Dio, Ritchie Blackmore wanted to take a new approach with his band Rainbow. Dio exited the group and in came Graham Bonnet who started Blackmore's mission of hitting Top 40 on the charts. Bonnet brings in a more soulful and gruffer style to the band and fits the aptly titled “Down to Earth” perfectly. 

Track listing

01. All Night Long
02. Eyes Of The World
03. No Time To Lose
04. Makin' Love
05. Since You Been Gone
06. Love's No Friend
07. Danger Zone
08. Lost In Hollywood

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Rainbow - Long Live Rock & Roll - 1978

Long Live Rock & Roll

Released in 1978, LONG LIVE was the final Ronnie James Dio-fronted release by Rainbow. Dio would go on to front Black Sabbath, while guitarist Richie Blackmore would reunite with Deep Purple. The album caps off a string of tremendous releases from one of the strongest branches on the heavy-metal family tree.

Track listing

01. Long Live Rock & Roll
02. Lady Of The Lake
03. L.A. Connection
04. Gates Of Babylon
05. Kill The King
06. The Shed (Subtle)
07. Sensitive To Light
08. Rainbow Eyes

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Rainbow - Rising - 1976

Rising

1976′s Rising is probably their definitive album. A lot of it is bombastic and a bit overdone, but it rocks.The opening keyboards of “Tarot Woman” may make you shudder and think “Oh, my God, this is a fuckin’ Styx record!” but once the rest of the band joins in, any Styx-isms are thrown out the window. Rainbow were way heavier than Styx in every way possible.

Track Listing

01. Tarot Woman
02. Run With The Wolf
03. Starstruck
04. Do You Close Your Eyes
05. Stargazer
06. A Light In The Black

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Rainbow - Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow - 1975

 Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow 

Ritchie Blackmore leaves Deep Purple and takes over the band previously known as Elf. He kicks-out the unfortunate guitarist, renames the outfit as Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow, and establishes a strong song-writing partnership with one Ronnie James Dio on vocals. 

Track Listing

01. Man On The Silver Mountain
02. Self Portrait
03. Black Sheep Of The Family
04. Catch The Rainbow
05. Snake Charmer
06. Temple Of The King
07. If You Don't Like Rock N Roll
08. Sixteenth Century Greensleeves
09. Still I'm Sad

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