Down To Earth

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Obviously it's got the Rainbow song for people who don't like Rainbow on it - Since You Been Gone - and it's a great song an all, but this album is all about Eyes of the World. Its epic, it hoofs along on a galloping riff, ramping up the drama as it goes. Ritchie is playing all of his exotic scales and the keyboards are providing the swirly drama, with some wonderful piano stabs in after the solo, just before our Graham hits his peak. I think it's my second favourite Rainbow song. In the late 60s while all of my guitar-playing buddies were touting (as they should've) the awesome

a b c d Bloom, Jerry (2011). Down to Earth (Deluxe Edition) (CD booklet). Rainbow. London, UK: Polydor Records. like "Makin' Love" or "Since You Be gone" - to just "so and so" and nothing special from it. In fact, if you need Lost In But does any of that matter when the musicianship is so fantastic? The groove of Cozy Powell is so addictive in holding it all together, the singing so formidable, the guitar playing top notch and the songs so highly memorable. What more do you want? Other than the singles, Lost in Hollywood and No Time To Lose are favourites. The biggest point of such work is the sound which becomes more natural and highest peak than ever. But before that, let’s just talk about the basic story.

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All Night Long (Cozy Powell Mix)” is not synchronized, and has been remixed with the balance of the official Dela Eddie version. I thought it would be like a finished version, but it is clear that another take was actually used. Even with the same take, you can clearly enjoy the guitar, piano, etc. that are playing in the mix. a b Begrand, Adrien (28 April 2011). "Rainbow: Down to Earth (Deluxe Edition)". PopMatters . Retrieved 8 December 2013.

Earth' came out in July of '79, a good four years into the band's career so in my opinion they have In 2002–2004, the Hughes Turner Project played a number of Rainbow songs at their concerts. On 9 August 2007, Joe Lynn Turner and Graham Bonnet played a tribute to Rainbow show in Helsinki, Finland. The concert consisted of songs from the 1979-1983 era. composed by one of the most renowed musician Russ Ballard ( ex Argent , and many colaborations with Of course, even with that said, it’s also clear that it’s different from the final version. “The Steamer (Lost In Hollywood)” was unexpected that the intro tremolo was decided so cool, and “Once More With Feeling (All Night Long)” also had vocals, so the last sound rises The sharpness of the scene is vivid. Especially fresh is “The Plod (Makin’ Love)”. The arrangement that the vocal comes in immediately after the intro is new and natural. Bluesing（Love’s No Friendの原曲）」では演奏前にかけられる小さな小さな一声。誰の声かも判別できないような極わずかな声ですが、本作はそんな微細な音までもきっちりと刻み込んでいます。さらに、再生時の安定感も今回がベスト。全編のステレオ感からも感じますが、一番分かりやすいのは「The Plod（Making Loveの原曲）」のイントロでしょうか。既発ではわずかに劣化して音が不安定になっていましたが、今回は美しく安定しているのです。こうしたポイントはあくまでも精度の例。本作は、全編にわたって、緻密な精度が全編を貫いているのです。The first time this recording came out in the world was 2002, but later the Deluxe Edition of “DOWN TO EARTH” was released from the official. Also on the bonus disc there was also an out-take entitled “WORK IN PROGRESS” under work, but this work is totally different take / mix (According to mania’s verification “RISING” deluxe · The edition is said to be the same as Cozy tape). A short review for a rather "short" album in terms of song-writting. If you except their great "Rising" album, "Rainbow" was just