Black Sabbath 'Heaven and Hell' REACTION & ANALYSIS by Vocal Coach/Opera Singer

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You all have been recommending Ronnie James Dio so much - we couldn't not dig-in to this legendary band and singer. (Did we mention this is Elizabeth's FIRST TIME hearing Dio sing, ever?)

Join professional opera singer Elizabeth Zharoff, as she listens to Black Sabbath for the first time, in a live performance of "Heaven and Hell."
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Performed by Black Sabbath - Words and Music by Black Sabbath
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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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Dio is not only one of THE greatest vocalists in Metal history, he was also a class act as well who truly appreciated his fans. Back in 1995 I saw him, with his own band Dio, at a small club on Long Island. At the end he came to the edge, stage right, to shake hands with the audience. I'm only 5''-5" so I had to literally climb over people to try and shake his hand but was out of reach. He saw this and pointed to me and flashed me the "Horns" in recognition of my efforts. At the end of the night, after the club closed down, I was walking to my friend's car when I heard this shout "Hey kid!" I turned and it was RJD waving me and my friend over to him. He invited us to hang out on the bus where we drank wine and talked about the show and music in general. It was an experience I'll never forget.

Fast forward to 2000 and I saw Dio at Irving Plaza in NYC for the Magica Tour. After the show We see him out on the streets signing autographs and he sees me and my friend who was with me back in '95. He calls out to us by our names which stunned me 'cause it was 5 years since we met but he told me that he remembers the names of every fan that he has met and my jaw just dropped. When Ronnie James Dio passed in 2010 the Metal world lost a champion for the common fan. RIP my friend, you are sorely missed.

alexojeda

I love that the first Dio line she ever heard was "Sing me a song, you're a singer"

e.m.b.

Dio never sang, he just rode the dragon and talked about his day.

Alexbfd

Ronnie James Dio is the SOLE REASON my band got a contract...he was not only an iconic, talented singer, but an amazing, compassionate, kind person. He was a true legend, and I am very proud to have met and known him

renshai

You have to hear Ronnie when he was with the band "Rainbow", the song "Stargazer". It's EPIC!

WoodhavenFoods

Dio is the only man that could sing about rainbows and still be badass.

bones

Best story i heard about dio he was doing a gig with Halestorm and he was being mobbed by fans and lizzy asks him how he deals with it he said its only a moment out of your day but its a moment they will never forget. What a gent

rossedwards

I saw dio with rainbow, sabbath and solo twice. My favorite singer ever. Rip Ronnie

seanmuller

At age 11 the end of this song gave me chills. Now at 52 still does.

JohnD.

I met RJD in 2000 at the NAMM show in LA. He was at the Dean Markley booth with his band. He was hands down the nicest rock star I ever met. I introduced myself and said "Ronnie, for me this is like a catholic getting to meet the pope". He told me that was the nicest thing anyone had said to him in a long time. He signed a picture and took a picture with me. RIP RJD, we love you.

tedseckinger

"Dio it´s like Freddie Mercury of metal", one of the best descriptions about Dio I´ve ever heard.

DeathSonata

It really is just tragic irony that such a loud, incredible, pure vocalist like Dio ended up dying of stomach cancer.

But even after his diagnosis, he kept performing and his singing sounded unaffected. It must have been painful for him to do, but he really loved his craft that much.

RIP to such an incredible person.

PlyrMava.

Fun Fact: Ronnie James Dio was never a trained singer. When he was younger, he played trumpet and throughout his singing career, he used breath control techniques he learned as a trumpet player.

Da_Baron

Us metalheads call him by his full name due to the enormous amount of respect he has in the community. He was also a great person, humble, encouraging, kind and generous.

rodneypayne