Stand Up and Shout: The Dio Anthology Dio

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  • Release Date: 05/27/2003
  • 2 Disc Set
  • Sales Rank: 6,977
  • Label: RHINO / WEA
  • UPC: 081227385521
 
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Break out the ouija board and extra-hold hair spray -- because Stand Up and Shout puts you front row center to Ronnie James Dio's illustrious career. A mighty two-and-a-half-hour surge of molten metal, Stand Up and Shout begins with the classic rock/Stones-y blues-rock of Elf and makes a headlong voyage into his now infamous stints as lead vocalist of Black Sabbath and Rainbow before making a right-hand turn into one of metal's most successful solo careers. With theatrical live performances and tales of lasers, dragons, and holy divers, Dio captivated the mythical minds of a generation and in turn made him one of metal's most beloved singers. With generous photography and track-by-track liner notes from the man himself, Stand Up and Shout is easily the most comprehensive anthology of his resumé, and quite simply a long overdue tribute to one of the most distinctive voices in heavy metal. Rob Theakston, All Music Guide

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September 19, 2008: from elf, rainbow, black sabbath to his own solo career, ronnie james dio has had a career out of turning bands from obscurity and failure into hits. i liked the heaven and hell cuts and mob rules cuts then his solo career. man does he had a creer of making bands or what? he has the best guitar players, bass players and drummers. from then on we have his solo stuff and man do most of the songs get played on radio when all and everything was either poison or crap like winger and warrant. dio has the golden voice and like elvis, he is the king of rock and roll.