Teen Opera Singer Reacts To Dio - Last In Line

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[roymauler]

Dio is an all time great. Small man, MONSTROUS voice.

[vasilishatzikos]

Yup, when he belts out that line everything starts melting around him. Welcome to the wonderful journey that is heavy metal music.

[brade]

He's 40 years into his career at this point. One of the greatest of all time. Raise the horns.🤘

[Frank-jfjm]

It’s always amazing to see young folks as yourself witnessing this great giant of a singer/performer. Just imagine living this in real time. I was blessed enough to see Dio live in rainbow Black Sabbath and his solo career. Rock n metal gave us all we needed musically and lyrically. RIP Dio. Gone but never forgotten. Thank you🤘

[dr.thrashfinger]

It brings tears to my eyes to see younger generations really appreciating the music that was so important and such a huge part of my youth! Thank you for the validation!

[trenchgunM]

dio is one of those unsurpassed legends. love this song. awesome reaction

[beresfordthompson]

Dio is one of the best male vocalist ever. He can sing so gently then explode in an instant. His range is amazing and belts out without struggling and was still singing beautifully up until the end, even with all he put his voice through, epic.

[JariJuslin]

A testament to healthiness of his technique is that he performed with excellent voice all the way to the end, 53 years of singing performances in total.

[chrishoffman]

You were headbanging like a pro! I love that!🤘 Anybody who isn't moved by Ronnie's vocals needs to check their pulse. He had a great career and was a genuinely good person, from his interviews to the way he connected with his audience. Ronnie James Dio is very much missed. 😔🖤

[stevemcgraw]

You have a gigawatt smile:) Ronnie had some age here but he was unstoppable no matter. Rip Ronnie you will never be forgotten.

[johnlesley]

I heard that he had special mics made because he blew out the diaphragms in regular ones. He sang with such power.

[AggE]

No one lasts as long as Dio, or Bruce Dickinson, or Rob Halford, without high-level professional vocal care and training. Between shows, tours, albums, etc., so much focused time is spent preserving and refining their voices.
Now, those are professional, dedicated, vocal masters.

[alekhidell]

The best male metal singer, right to the end. He never lost it.

[thomas]

Nice to see you enjoy Dio so much. I hope you would react next to Rainbow - Mistreated live in Munich ’77. One of Dio’s most epic performances…

[ilyakats]

Mercury, Halford, Dickinson, Osbourne, Dio are Rock gods.

[donniedorn]

It allways crack me up people never hear DIO...lot power in that voice
I was stunned first time I saw him
Could not believe that voice came from such little guy
DIO was amazing

[matthewgoodA]

By now I have seen several vocalist/reactors be amazed by the singing of Dio. Thanks to these reactions I’ve come to know his work better. I already knew he was an icon and a legend, but now I see what a bold, powerful and dramatic frontman he was. And also a very decent human being: he was once asked in a Q & A what made him the most angry, and he replied, “Whenever anyone abuses small children or animals.” I instantly knew he was a very good man as well as a great singer.

[trulsdirio]

The thing that always amazes me with Ronnie is how damn effortlessly he does what he does. Other singers have to lay every ounce of breath they can muster into it and he just does it without seemin one bit like it strains him.

[srtrocketship]

Some will say he was the greatest singer ever for Rock and Metal. I'm sure not gonna argue. Watch the movie Dio-Dreamers Never Die. What an amazing life this man led.

[zaphrax]

It's quite unbelievable that Dio was just raw talent and self taught practice with no formal training. He had a million techniques with his voice, and and incredible stamina. He could belt an E-vowel effortlessly, often while combining vibrato and distortion on his voice. Zero AutoTune since it wasn't even invented at the time. He had a very theatrical style of singing. He embodied the lyrics with his voice. I grew up listening to Dio and as a teenager I had posters of Dio on the walls in my bedroom :) Fun fact, he was the one who started the whole "Devils horn" hand sign which you'll see at every metal concerts these days. He once said he got it from his Italian grand-mom who used it as a kind of "ward off evil" sign.