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How Dio Upped the Fantasy Ante Again With ‘Magica’

Ronnie James Dio embarked on his sixth decade as a professional entertainer with the release of his eponymous group’s eighth studio album, Magica , on March 21, 2000. Chances are that Dio was mighty pleased to bid the '90s a hearty goodbye, given that decade’s general unfriendliness to heavy metal, and the great singer’s own struggles moving his remarkable career forward.

After the disappointing breakdown of his second stint in Black Sabbath for the Dehumanizer era, Ronnie reassembled Dio around original drummer Vinnie Appice and brand new members (guitarist Tracy G., ex- Dokken bassist Jeff Pilson) for 1994’s Strange Highways and ’96’s Angry Machines .

Then came the surprise announcement that guitarist Craig Goldy, who had briefly worked with Dio on 1987’s Dream Evil , would be returning to the fold, along with former AC/DC drummer Simon Wright (who’d played on 1990’s Lock Up the Wolves ) and long-serving bassist Jimmy Bain (famous for his work on Dio’s first four albums and Rainbow before that).

All this raised expectations surrounding Dio’s next album, which saw the heavy metal icon (now signed to independent Spitfire Records) doubling down with the ambitious fantasy concept and imaginary kingdom-fueling Magica , which was meant to be the first in a trilogy of albums based on this storyline. As such, the album began with a cryptic robotic narration and a made-to-order melodic theme before unleashing its first song proper in the doom colossus, “Lord of the Last Day,” which felt like the best sort of hangover from Ronnie’s most recent Black Sabbath experience.

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For its part, first single “Fever Dream” borrowed its swinging riff from Ronnie’s Rainbow partner, Ritchie Blackmore , while the majestic “Eriel” referenced the stately march of Sabbath’s “Heaven and Hell” and “As Long as It’s Not About Love” showed quality power ballads weren’t illegal in the ‘90s.

There were also numerous highlights in the patented Dio band mold, with songs like “Feed My Head,” “Challis (Marry the Devil’s Daughter),” and “Losing My Insanity” that walked a tightrope between hook-laden heaviness and metallic majesty. Finally, there was a lengthy recital of the Magica story, courtesy of Dio himself, which showed how much thought and detail he had devoted to the album’s central concept.

This devotion was mirrored in the positive reaction from fans, who embraced Magica as one of the finest recordings of his long and distinguished career, and supported their hero’s retooled band on a world tour that took them into 2001. By all accounts, this was one of Dio’s most successful latter-day tours, but the once-promised second and third installments in the Magica trilogy were never recorded.

Instead, Ronnie and his revolving cast of backing musicians shifted gears somewhat for 2002’s Killing the Dragon and 2004’s Master of the Moon. That led to the singer’s third and final reunion with Black Sabbath, now billed as Heaven and Hell, before he passed from cancer in 2010.

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ALBUM REVIEWS: Dio – Angry Machines, Magica, Killing the Dragon and Master of the Moon

24 March 2020 Mark Diggins

To commemorate the tenth anniversary of the passing and honor the legacy of iconic vocalist Ronnie James Dio , BMG Records have reissued Dio’s long out-of-print 1996-2004 studio albums  Angry Machines (1996), Magica (2000), Killing The Dragon (2002), and Master Of The Moon (2004).

It’s interesting coming back to these four albums after so many years with fresh ears.  As fans will tell you those first four Dio albums were magical from ‘Holy Diver’ to ‘Dream Evil’ and the two that followed ‘Lock Up The Wolves’ and ‘Strange Highways’ get a few mixed reviews but this collection from 1996 – 2004 are really the overlooked era of the band what with Dio returning to Black Sabbath in 1992 with Vinny Appice for ‘Dehuminizer’ they make up the lat recordings of the band.

These final four studio albums are in truth a mixed bag. If I’m honest I always saw ‘Strange Highways’ as an inferior yet musically similar take on the ground that both ‘Lock Up The Wolves’ and ‘Dehuminizer’ to a degree trod. It’s a world away from those first four albums, chasing as it does a sound that really doesn’t suit Ronnie’s voice (or writing style?). Now whilst not quite the peak of Metal’s mid-90’s morass when the old guard still didn’t quite know what to do with themselves four years after Grunge, it’s not cohesive at all.

ANGRY MACHINES (1996)

‘Strange Highways’ before it had tried unsuccessfully to chase prevailing trends without much luck and ‘Angry Machines’ just seems to venture further down the rabbit-hole. In truth opener ‘Institutional Man’ isn’t bad and it does have a cool solo; and the upbeat ‘Don’t Tell the Kids’ is nice and like ‘Hunter of the Heart’ is saved partly by the bass-line and some inspired speedy guitars from Gus G.

Interestingly for me at least its the tracks I largely forgot that fare quite well and whilst there are a few duffers like ‘Back’ and ‘Big Sister’ (nice concept forgettable song) tracks like the brooding doom-laden ‘Stay Out of My Mind’ are quite en-vogue in 2020 again.And after possibly years without hearing them I actually find ‘Every Sunday, double Monday’ and ‘Golden Rules’ hitting the spot.

The one huge song here though is the closing track ‘This Is Your Life’ a Queen-like ballad with voice and piano that sees Ronnie on the absolute top of his game, it’s a song strangely out of place and time here and perhaps underlines what most bands should have been doing instead of chasing trends – producing timeless, simple, stunning music.

These releases of course have bonus tracks and ‘Angry Machines’ comes with the best of all – twelve live tracks from  the ‘Angry Machines’ tour in 1997. It’s a set that tellingly recalls far more of the past than the present – only opener ‘Jesus Mary and The Holy Ghost’ from ’93’s ‘Strange Highways’ makes it from recent albums along with ‘Double Monday’  and ‘Hunter of the Heart’ come from Angry Machines released the year before in 1996. The rest is a combination of classic Dio, Rainbow and Black Sabbath. I’d honesty but this one just for the live set and ‘This Is Your Life’!

MAGICA (2000)

The new millennium brought a completely new line-up: 2000’s ‘Magica’ saw a complete change of guard aside from Ronnie –  Tracy G was replaced by Craig Goldy, Jeff Pilson by Jimmy Bain and Vinny Appice by Simon Wright. It was interesting in that it was Dio’s first real ‘concept album’ inspired as it was by the eternal battle of Good vs. Evil realised on the album as the ‘Magica’ story that Dio recites at the end after a number of vocal interludes.

I must admit I didn’t buy ‘Magica’ when it came out after the disappointment of ‘Angry Machines’ making it the only Dio album I didn’t and years later I still hate the computerized voices in the interludes, though the music on the album itself is something else! Musically ‘Magica’ is great – like the ‘real’ Dio had clicked back in place and though there’s only ten real tracks they take you right back to the glory days! (even if the excuse is the concept!)

Opener ‘Lord of the Last Day’ might lightly echo the doom of previous albums but it also takes us half way back to classic Dio with those sublime backing vocals and Ronnie’s phrasing before ‘Fever Dreams’ and Craig Goldy’s riff (that steals this album) reminds us of the glories of the past. I can’t tell you how much I loved this song at the time and still now it’s up there with Dio’s best!

The real star for me here is Goldy’s guitar which in my mind served Dio better than Gus G before him or Doug after and on songs like ‘Fever Dreams’ its the burning force that makes them. And whilst songs like ‘Turn To Stone’ might fail to ignite tracks like ‘Feed My Head’ are a glorious return to the early Dio sound. The tracks that propel the story forward ‘Eriel’ and ‘Challis’ aren’t bad either, pretty solid, but used more to propel the story forward than anything else.

There’s more great stuff though here: ‘As Long as Its Not About Love’ is a decent ballad if a little ‘by numbers’ and I always had a soft spot for ‘Losing My Insanity’ and it’s Medieval intro. Whatever your feelings on the whole ‘concept’ there’s no doubt the ship was steering in the right direction again after the diversion of ‘Angry Machines’.

As far as the re-releases go the 2 Album Set includes a bonus 7″ of the track ‘Electra’ the last single recorded by the band and one originally released on the ‘Tournado Box Set’ back in 2010 before Ronnie died on May 16th that year. The CD also adds 10 tracks from the ‘Magica Tour’ in 2010 that have never before been released.

KILLING THE DRAGON (2002)

The ‘Dragon’ in question on Dio’s penultimate studio record is technology and particularly how that technology might threaten society in the future. Even 10 years later it’s hard to argue with the premise as we see technology used more to control and subdue society that to help its ordinary citizens.

By 2002 though it was time for more line-up changes and Burning Rain’s Doug Aldrich big break when he came in to replace Craig Goldy on guitar, joining Jimmy Bain and Simon Wright who were back for ‘Magica.’

‘Killing the Dragon’ is a ‘ fan-pleaser ‘ of an album built in the style of ‘Holy Diver’ where it all began. Sure it may not have the magic of that debut but all the elements are there in the incomparable voice and the solid musicianship that surrounds it.

With some songs including the single ‘Push’ co-written with Craig Goldy there’s plenty here to sink your teeth into. And the echoes of the past come thick and fast from opener and title track ‘Killing the Dragon’ which has that classic Dio feel to the wonderful ‘Better In The Dark’ which does indeed sound a lot like ‘Stand Up and Shout’. But there’s also the chunky and unmissable ‘Scream’ and the rather special riff-rider ‘Throw Away Children’ (another co-penned by Goldie) that make this one a really worthy addition to your collection.

The CD/digital version includes 6 tracks recorded live on the Killing The Dragon tour in 2002/2003 in this case the classics ‘Holy Diver’ and ‘Stand Up and Shout’.

MASTER OF THE MOON (2004)

There are some out there who even call the 10th and final album ‘Master of the Moon’ Dio’s best album. Now I wouldn’t go that far but it is an album that has it’s moments and does go some way towards recapturing that classic sound. The album also sees Craig Goldie return for Aldrich and Jimmy Bain tap out again for Jeff Pilson to come back in. ‘Master of the Moon’ also adds a keyboard credit for Scott Warren.

If I was harsh I’d say it’s an album that has no real classics but does have some great songs and most importantly does allow Dio to show why he is universally considered one of the very best voices for this kind of music.

‘One More for the Road’ is a nice start with some great riffs and a killer vocal and whilst it doesn’t take your breath away there’s a cool chorus, and even though the title track itself is a little ponderous it’s still a good song. It’s ‘The End of the World’ though is transportative – we’re right back with early Dio and it’s graced with another inspired Goldie solo.

‘Shivers’ is great too and one of my favourite Dio songs not just on this album and ‘Living a Lie’ is great classic Dio too. And whilst ‘The Man Who Would Be King’ has a nice intro it doesn’t quite take you there. The real wild-card comes with ‘The Eyes’  a chugging, menacing synth-infused epic seemingly about growing big brother style surveillance.

The last couple of tracks on Dio’s last album are great too for different reasons – ‘Death by Love’ is classic Dio with tales of Gypsy Queens and a vintage riff – it has it all. The final word on the final album though is just a little different – ‘In Dreams’ sounds like nothing here and is a song that you can’t place in time, it’s an enigma and Ronnie never sounded better.

The CD/digital version includes 4 bonus tracks recorded live on the Master Of The Moon tour in 2004/2005 as well as the Japanese bonus track ‘Prisoner of Paradise.’

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Originally released in 2000 and featuring the line-up of Ronnie James Dio (Vocals), Craig Goldy (Guitars), Jimmy Bain (Bass), & Simon Wright (Drums) the 2LP set includes a bonus 7” of studio track “Electra” and the CD/digital version features 10 never released before Magica tracks performed on tour in 2001

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Dio’s Final Albums to Be Expanded With Previously Unreleased Material

By Kory Grow

Four latter-era Dio albums will be reissued next year with previously unreleased recordings.

Beginning with 1996’s Angry Machines —   including 2000’s Magica and 2002’s Killing the Dragon —  and ending with 2004’s Master of the Moon , each release will feature remastered audio and a bonus disc of rare content. In addition to CD re-releases, each will be available for the first time as standalone vinyl releases with lenticular covers; the Magica vinyl will include a seven-inch of “Electra,” which the band’s late frontman, Ronnie James Dio , had planned for the sequel Magica 2 . Each of the reissues will be available via BMG on physical media and digitally on February 21st.

“I am very excited to be working with BMG, a label that still has a passion for rock music,” the singer’s widow, Wendy, said in a statement. “They will be making the complete Dio catalogue available again with some interesting surprises.”

The CD versions, which feature the bonus material, will come in “mediabook packaging.” The second disc for Angry Machines will include 12 tracks recorded on the tour for that album in 1997. Magica contains live recordings from the 2001 tour in support of that album, as well as “Electra” and an 18-minute, spoken-word recording called “Magica Story.”

Killing the Dragon includes five recordings from 2002 and 2003. And Master of the Moon features four live tracks, recorded in 2004 and 2005, and the previously unreleased studio track “Prisoner of Paradise.” All of the bonus material will be included in the digital releases.

In 2015 —the year Tenacious D won the metal Grammy for a cover of Dio’s “The Last in Line” — actor and Dio fanatic Jack Black paid his respects to Ronnie James Dio in an interview with Rolling Stone . “In this age of electronic music and robotic voice synthesizers, I hope there is a kid out there with the talent and the sense of adventure to follow in Dio’s footsteps,” he said. “Rock & roll could use another Ronnie James Dio right about now.”

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Angry Machines bonus disc track list:

All tracks are live recordings.

1. “Jesus Mary and The Holy Ghost”/”Straight Through the Heart” 2. “Don’t Talk to Strangers” 3. “Double Monday” 4. “Hunter of the Heart” 5. “Holy Diver” 6. “Heaven and Hell” 7. “Long Live Rock and Roll” 8. “Man on the Silver Mountain” 9. “Rainbow In The Dark” 10. “The Last in Line” 11. “The Mob Rules” 12. “We Rock”

Magica bonus disc track list:

All tracks are live recordings except where noted.

1. “Discovery” 2. “Magica” 3. “Lord of the Last Day” 4. “Fever Dreams” 5. “Eriel “ 6. “Chalis” 7. “Losing My Insanity” 8. “Otherworld” 9. “Electra” (Studio Track) 10. “Magica Story” (spoken word, studio track)

Killing the Dragon bonus disc track list:

1. “Holy Diver” 2. “Heaven and Hell” 3. “Rock and Roll” 4. “I Speed at Night” 5. “Killing the Dragon” 6. “Stand Up and Shout”

Master of the Moon bonus disc track list:

1. “Heaven and Hell” 2. “Rainbow in the Dark” 3. “Rock and Roll Children” 4. “The Eyes” 5. “Prisoner of Paradise” (studio recording)

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