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This version and Whitesnake's >>>> Jay Z's version

@jlee1227 Coverdale is a great song writer but THIS is the original version. Whitesnake did it in the late 70s.

UFO was HUGE in Chicago. Sold out two nights at the old Chicago Stadium.

@vfreeck Actually there's a lot of white people who wish music like this was around more, instead of rap.

@DIGISOUNDKAOS Its all about Coverdale!!

@rlevanony

Actually its just the other way around. Ritchie is a great guitarist; but as a person, he's a prick.

@Jonz6661

"A lower job"? I wasn't aware that actor or actress was prestigious. A small percentage of them make tremendous amounts of money but that is besides the point. A lot of uninformed people who don't follow politics and are influenced by what celebrities think actually listen to morons...

The riff on Die Young by Sabbath sounds an awful lot like this. Did Iommi pilfer that riff?

@MarinStoikov

Definitely Cozy Powell and not Ian Paice on drums. Not sure if its Marsden or Mel Galley on guitar.

@shred5

Marsden's solo > Vai's solo

Whitesnake was at their best when Jon Lord was on keyboards and the songs were "synthed" to death.

@rickyon --so what is wrong with pro Capitalism? I will give him credit for taking a pro capitalist stance; unlike most entertainers. Do you want communism? Just ask Eastern Europe; how's that working for them back in the late 80s? And heavy socialist regimes like in Greece end up in mountai...

My two favorites have to be on Love Bites (live in Memphis) and Beyond the Realms of Death just before KK does another killer solo.

Was this Stockholm? David says "Good evening Las Vegas".....

Great version! These guys never disappoint.

Only one way to describe this song: absolute masterpiece

Blows away the 1987 version. Jon Lord on keyboards is the difference.