FIRST TIME REACTING TO | DEEP PURPLE "SMOKE ON THE WATER" REACTION
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The story behind this song is the song. They were in Switzerland to record an album. The studio was located in a casino where Frank Zappa and the mothers of Inventions were playing a show. Someone in the crowd fired a flair gun causing a fire that destroyed the building. (luckily no one died) using borrowed equipment from the Rolling Stones they set up a studio in a hotel and finished the album. But they still needed one more song and this song was born. The smoke on the water refers to the smoke going over lake Geniva.
Absolutely right! Thanks for the memory!
A "flair gun" would never cause a fire, but a flare gun might. Lake Geneva btw..
By the way. The Rolling stones used this mobile studio to record their album
@@patverum9051 thanks for your true information, friend
i never knew this. thanks for the info.
This is a true story - “fire in the sky”. If you want to hear Ian Gillen’s full vocal range check out Child in Time (live 1970).
That would blow Britt away!!!!! Great request! Hope she does it!!!!
The 1970 TV performance gets a lot of reactions because it's a video but is disappointing for those who know what Purple is capable of on this song. Gillan is great in that video, but Blackmore's solo is not up to his usual high standards. Even more disappointing is the lack of a duel between the guitarist and Lord on the organ.
Fans who know point to Child in Time (Live In Stockholm 1970) as the definitive live version. Link: ua-cam.com/video/GzWKB_dfoLA/v-deo.html song begins at 1:28:29
Not Gillen but Gillan, my friend
@@user-cf6kt7ed4o True, my bad.
@@user-cf6kt7ed4o I've always felt, and I thought that I read somewhere once that this song was a pretty significant factor in the reason why Ian Gillan left Deep Purple!! Something along the lines of Blackmore going against Gillan's wishes to not do the song so often when they were on tour! Reason being it was pretty stressful on Ian's vocal cords and doing it too often probably gave him distress!! Do you have any information on that??
This is probably there biggest hit iconic song. But in no way shows Ian's vocal skills he can hit high notes 🎶 that will give you chills. That's is my 92 yr old aunts favorite band. Her ring tone is " perfect strangers" today's her birthday 🎂 HaPpY Birthday auntie 🥳
What a great time to be a kid and grow up, I really believe that we were blessed to have experienced those days. I miss them now more than ever before 🤔.
I was 17 in the year of 1971 in London. Does it get any better and we saw most of the top groups at endless top London Venues like THe Rainbow,Roundhouse,Croydon Greyhound,Festival Hall,Fairfield Halls,Empire Pool,Royal Albert Hall,Hammersmith,Earls Court and on and on:)
@@Isleofskye I was fourteen that year in New Jersey!! In those coming years I would see many great bands in my area!!
@@bernardsalvatore1929 Yes, Bernard, and how about this. Pink Floyd debuting DSOM at Earls Court with 18,000 others in West London: £1 or $1.34/
Led Zeppelin at Wembley Arena in North West London for 75 PENCE or $1 ONE Dollar and BOTH Deep Purple and Creedence Clearwater Revival in successive weeks at The World Famous: Royal Albert Hall for 25 PENCE each so all 4 Concerts cost £2.25 or THREE Dollars.
In context 3/4 of Led Zeppelin reformed 12 years ago and the tickets cost around $250 :)
@@bernardsalvatore1929 Same here dude. 14 and raised in morris county NJ. We had way too much fun. Freedom was abundant. Cops were mostly your friend and help you went you got in trouble, that is unless you were screwing with them. 😬
@@bertpainter8385 You said something important, freedom was abundant. Sadly that's something leaving us in today's society.🤔
"Funky Claude" was a real guy, he was literally throwing kids toward safety, no one died as the hall burned down round them Largely thanks to him.
Arguably the most famous riff in rock. For any kid learning guitar 🤚 in the 70's and 80's first song we learned on guitar.
I was one of those kids with a PLASTIC guitar! lol
I started playing in the 90's so obviously I learned this second after Smells Like Teen Spirit.
Great story telling song.
It's about when they were going to record at Montreux Casino (by Lake Geneva), but the night before that Frank Zappa played there and some idiot in the audience fired a flare gun and burned the place down. From their hotel, Deep Purple could watch the smoke from the fire drift over the lake, knowing their recording wasn't going to happen. :(
They had a mobile recording studio but needed somewhere to set it up. After a week they rented a whole hotel to do it.
My god.....if you have never heard this before.......then you ARE so young!!!!
This is the first song everyone learns to play on guitar....and has been for the last 40 years........stay young Britt. ...stay young!!! Great reaction 👍
I saw them perform this in a old concert hall in the UK. The one thing about about Deep Purple was that they were very, very LOUD. The whole hall was shaking, and bits of plaster were falling off the ceiling. An amazing night, still remember it 50 years on.
Right before we adopted our son, my parents bought him a guitar. He eventually wanted lessons and one of the first things he learned was that opening rift and would play it constantly. Even though it drove us nuts, we were happy he was interested in learning to play an instrument.
Same here, bought my son a guitar for his 14th or 15th birthday. It was painful at first, but I knew I had raised him right when I came home from work one day and heard this coming from the basement.
This song has the most iconic guitar riff in rock history! Never forget the first time I heard it at my best friend's house. We were 13. We kept picking up the needle from the record and putting it back so we could listen one more time.
When that bass kicks in we know we have a musical treat coming
This song was always the last song played by every band, at every school dance I ever went to in the mid 70's.
A must from deep purple is perfect strangers ! knocking on ur backdoor child in time
i started high school in 69, graduated in 74. it was THE BEST decade for music!
There's an interview with the band about this song. They tell the story of recording the "Machine Head" album, which this song is from, and what they went through to get it recorded.
Memories of high school in the seventies here.
The 70’s had the best music ever! I grew up with some amazing music. It warms my heart to see you on you tube jamming to some great music!😁
The Organ is called a Hammond organ and is mostly used in gospel and blues music and they connected it to a guitar amplifier instead of the speaker it is normally used with to create that heavy sound and they gave the organ a name. It was called "The beast"
Great reaction Britt! This was the music of my early 20s. I remember driving around in my VW Beetle with the stereo blaring this song. This was beaed upon a true event the band witnessed while on tour in Europe.
I was in my early 20s and running in my 1970 Ford Maverick blaring my Craig 8-track. Great times!!!
67' Mustang
Of course "Highway Star" was THE driving track from Deep Purple.
wow. that sounds like the dream!!
@@brittreacts hi Britt, I saw that you did a Nightwish reaction to Ghost Love Score , unfortunately that was not the famous version,it was with their 1st singer who left the band in 2005, the one thats blowing everyones mind is this one with the current singer Floor Jansen :
NIGHTWISH - Ghost Love Score (OFFICIAL LIVE) : Wacken 2013
ua-cam.com/video/JYjIlHWBAVo/v-deo.html
Deep Purple, Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin were called the unholy trinity. They are considered the first Hard Rock/Heavy Metal bands. These bands inspired almost all heavy rock bands that came after.
It ain’t metal, I hate when it’s called that! Metal stinks, those boys were genius!
@William Cabell Metal is AWESOME, but thanks for your opinion :)
AND Uriah Heep. Heep, Sabbath, Purple and Zeppelin are the "big four" of rock-music! Believe me, I personally discovered this four bands in 1970, when I was nine years old :)
@@williamcabell142 "Heavy metal thunder" is a very famous line in a very famous song of the band Steppenwolf. So, what exactly is your problem with heavy metal?
@@williamcabell142 Yeah, I agree 100%. Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple is NOT metal. There was nothing even called metal when these bands were around. That came way later when it all became a big business and companies wanted to make big bucks of kids music .This is true progressive hard rock. Period.
I love that you love my old man music. Makes me feel young again. Thank you
They were actually inspired by classical composers like Bach. Check out Highway Star - they all really express themselves, a real crafted song.
*One of the most iconic songs of Rock*
This is one of the few hard rock groups I enjoyed in the 60's-70's. My favorites are their covers of Joe South's "Hush" & Neil Diamond's "Kentucky Woman". Also like "Lazy", "Child In Time", "Woman From Tokyo", "Highway Star", "Fireball", "Speed King", "Space Truckin'", etc.
Deep Purple
Child In Time
The most recognizable guitar riff in the history of rock..
Oh the 70's, love the parts I can remember!
The clips are relating to the real events that are behind the song lyrics, smoke.on the water, fire in the sky which relates to the fact that during a hasty organised recording session to complete an album the band flew to Montreal Switzerland to record I studio by lake Geneva but it was booked so they used a mobile studio and one evening while there Frank Zappa and his band the mother of inventions were performing at a casino on the opposite side of the lake and someone with a smuggled flare gun fired it during the concert setting fire to the building forcing an emergency evacuation resulting in the building burning down with such brightness the Deep purple guys could see it from across the lake even through the thick smoke billowing across lake geneva
Deep Purple is my favorite group. I was able to see them while stationed in Germany during Monster's of Rock 1987. I'd like to see your reaction to the groups song Bad Attitude
Fabulous song from one of the greatest rock bands!! Takes me back to 72 when I entered the Air Force!!
Deep purple "child in time" live 1970. You'll really enjoy it. Promise.
To see one of the greatest live performances by any rock group - see DEEP PURPLE in a TV Studio in early 70's in the UK singing "Child in Time". A must see. Note - the singer also was a Broadway singer / did the JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR soundtrack I beleive.
Child in Time, you NEED to review that song.
60s and 70's rock is the best. I graduated high school in 1974.
Smoke on the water fire in the sky. In the first verse it tells of a person in the audience shooting a flare gun causing the fire during the concert in Switzerland about of which this song was written.
A classic song. It sounds like bits of the live performance were spliced into/layered over the studio version to create a new version of the song in a way. It was good.
That riff is probably the most recognizable riff on the planet even still today
People did question fashion choices in the 70's, just no one cared about another person's opinion. You just did you and didn't worry about what others thought. And this was my first favorite "rock" song in 1972.
Some memories put me right back in highschool with this one . Many dances started with Smoke on the Water and ended with 11 minutes of Stairway to Heaven. Wow seems so long ago and just yesterday. Thanks for the reaction. Good generation for music!!
Love me some Deep Purple. Great rabbit hole with this group which spurred other groups like Rainbow and Whitesnake. "Child in Time" and "When a Blind Man Cries" are two great songs to check out. Then jump over to Rainbow (one of my favorite bands). "Stargazer" is a must, but I think you would really like the ballad "Catch the Rainbow" (especially the live 1977 Munich version).
Child in time!!!!! Gotta do it!
This song is based on a real even.
that is crazy!!
One of rocks best groups and vocalists of all time
My uncle Peter Brown god bless his soul , spent every pound 💰 he made to go and watch Deep Purple 💜🟣🟪🟣 everywhere ,,he did love their music 🎶
Like someone else said,listen to the WORDS, this is a true story!!!!!
Never mind the song, great as it is, Britt! You are spot on about the fashions and styles and clothes men wore during the last half of the 60's and through most of the 70's! And the music from that era! We were so lucky to be alive then and had no idea!!
Yea baby great memories, playing Deep Purple on the boom box while playing tennis on the neighborhood courts.
It blows my mind that there are people who have never heard this iconic riff! I understand that everyone may not know the song by title or lyrics even, but that guitar riff?? Maybe I'm just getting old!
Ian Gillan has a great voice. he also sang on the Rock Opera "JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR"
Strange kind of woman from Made in Japan will show Deep Purple at their best & you'll love it!!!
Reminds of live bands partying at gravel pits in MI in the -70's....Woo-Hoo, haha, always liked their song, Oh Well, you may like it.
The orphanage was the basement. Hence: 'pullin' kids out the ground.'
Deep Purple's Machine Head is one of the greatest albums EVER.
Love that song, great people raise from the ashes and always make something awesome, wonderful and beautiful, 70s was the funkin golden age of rock and roll, yes, during the 70s for the most part you could be yourself, you had more freedom to be you and for the most part all were equal, didn't matter if you were rich or poor, you were treat the same, but that wasn't everywhere, the hippie movement almost got people to believe in flowerism(treating all with respect and love) instead of what came after in the 80s materialism 🙏🙏🙏
3.12.23. 🫵🏼You’ve finally arrived at the top tier, of Rock🎸music❗️
Yep, "some stupid with a flair gun, burnt the place to the ground" hence the film in the background. Silly fact I was 11 yrs old and on holiday in Scotland and bought my very first LP,...... Deep Purple Made in Japan. LOVE THEM, definitely listen to Child in Time one of my favourite songs... listen to it live.
This song got everybody on the dance floor back in the day!! Did I just say back in the day…man I am old!! 😂
The video has been assembled post hoc because the song was released about ten years before music videos were invented.
The singer Ian Gillian was the original Jesus Christ Superstar (Album and play in England) even before the movie came out
You’re so correct about 70’s fashion…I was in my teens and young adult years during that decade.
Bell bottoms/flared pants, wide lapel jackets, scarves…young guys looked at how Mick Jagger, David Bowie, and Robert Plant dressed and tried to copy the swag…👍🏼😎
Britt. Deep Purple is a rabbithole.
Probably the most famous three cord riff out there. The song itself, for feeling and emotion, is probably on par with The Doors - Riders On the Storm
Yeah, iconic riff, definitely!
I remember watching an interview with Richie Blackmore, where he explains that the main riff to Smoke on the water was basically just Beethoven’s fifth played backwards in fourths as he was heavily influenced by classical music at the time.
Similarly, the famous piano riff that opens "Tubular Bells" (1973) was Bach's "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor," with the notes upside down.
Smoke on the water.. Fire in the sky…… as the building burnt down… what a visual..
One of my favorite bands growing up. My favorite song of theirs is “Highway Star”. Be careful if you react to it. Make sure you are not driving if you listen to it. Put your seatbelt on!!!!!
Britt, lots of great Deep Purple left to explore.
Child in Time live 1970 🔥🔥🔥
Big classic of rock
If you want to hear Ian Gillan and Deep Purple taking you to church check out the live version of 'Child in Time'.
PLEASE DO "Child In time" The live version 1970! It will knock your socks off! "Panty droppin"
song!!!!LOL
Fire in the sky...
I was nine when this came out. The seventies were amazing. So much love for your brothers and sisters. The opposite of today.
It's up to you, my beautiful friend, and your friends to bring something like that back.
Good music and a true story and the most iconic gutair riff ever!
I was 17 in the year of 1971 in London. Does it get any better and we saw most of the top groups at endless top London Venues like THe Rainbow, Roundhouse, Croydon Greyhound, Festival Hall, Fairfield Halls, Empire Pool, Royal Albert Hall, Hammersmith, Earls Court, and on and on:)
A very laid back "Country " song from that time was "Black Water"... "Well. I built me a raft and she's ready for floating"....
One thing... you do not question Richtie Blackmore about ANYTHING. :)
This is a real event. The song is about their encounter
To be clear, that was in Montreux (switzerland), where, among other things, a well-known jazz festival takes place and there is also a Freddy Mercury statue on the lakeside promenade.
My teenage years right there 🇬🇧
Smoke on the water is the first song anyone who picked up an electric guitar for the first time in the last 50 years learns
You noted that the singer "took us to church" on that one vocal ornament, so here's a bit of trivia for you, Britt. Ian Gillan, the vocalist for Deep Purple, is the voice of Jesus on the original recording of Jesus Christ Superstar, the rock opera concept album by Andrew LLoyd Webber and Tim Rice. If you are not familiar with that work, I highly recommend it. Gillan is spectacular, as are all the vocalists on that recording, now over 50 years old. And by the way, I still have the 45 RPM single for Smoke on the Water I bought when the song came out (also 50 years ago!)
Love DP, I was 14 yo in 1972 and man back in the day we all had so much fun I use to wear a pair of leather 4" platform shoes and the girls loved it! Also would wear what the rock bands would wear!
I agree about fashion in the 70s. It was different than the 60s...much less conformity. When I was in high school denim was the thing for sure. Much of the basic style is still worn today too.
very true!! today's style is much more of a mix of the past few decades I think.
Opening riff is legendary
One of ,if not the most recognized beginning riff in rock music
I was 17 when this was new in 1973. Every kid, for deacdes afterward, who went to the music store, would grab a guitar and play this simple opening guitar riff....and the constant repetition of this would drive the employees out of their minds! HAHAHAHA. ANYBODY, I mean ANYBODY, could play that riff on the guitar, even if they did NOT know how to play! Even other kids started rolling their eyes when they heard their friends playing this...I swear to God, kids are STILL playing this riff in the music stores...I wouldn't want to be working in Guitar Center...😂
The Clips are of The Casino in Manteaux Switzerland burning to the ground. The subject of the song. Smoke on the water ( Lake Geneva ) fire in the sky
You MUST do "Child In Time"
I heard this for the first time when I was in the Navy sometime in 72-73 serving off the Vietnam coast shooting jets off the pointy end. Amazing!
When we got to the Philippines, all the cover bands in bars were doing this song.
PI. The best cover bands ever!
Great reaction - keep in mind something about the 1970s - most people were middle class / working class - and could only afford basic clothing - so clothing itself hadn't taken on any "status symbol" importance yet. This is why the clothing of the 1970s is what - today - is referred to as "vintage clothing" - because it's a style of clothing that predates mass commercialism / marketing. I still dress in very simple clothing - some of it - old jackets for example - have stayed in my family - handed down from my dad to me. I'm 54 - and i kept some of his things because i still like the style - even today. I wish we had a time machine - we could go back to the 70's - i think you would have liked it - but i also think you would start to miss your cell phone / computer. You can't put the genie back in the bottle. But yes - i have fond memories of the '70's - great decade of music / art. Thanks for your reaction.
7:59--Chruch yell for sure..Couldn't have thought of a better term in a million years..Rock on, Birtt!!
What a joy to grow up in the 60/70s.....If we only knew how timeless our music would be..
Amen Roman Johnston. I'm 73 yo and never in our wildest dreams did we think we'd be listening to "our music" in 2023. Those were indeed great times to be alive.
Your initial comments at the beginning of the song were spot on.
The "squares" would make comments about these types of clothes. It was a fun time for sure.
Jon Lord(organist)used to rock that Hammond, all 425 lbs of it.
The 70's was awesome, 8 track tapes, $5 to $7 concert tickets, 30¢ gas, $10 lids.... GOOD TIMES
This song was played once an hour on every rock station for what seemed like 5 years when it first came out.
not to many songs i like to listen to without the words, i this one i love the music as a stand alone.
I was born in the early 60's. I would trade growing up during that time. I made sure my kids knew all kinds of music from what I grew up on. Now I have 4 Grandbabies and they know it too. My oldest doesn't really like current music. She listens to The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, The Eagles.
I've never heard that before! He said, "Break your leg, Frank". It's an obvious reference to when Frank was rushed and attacked by an angry audience member in London. Frank suffered many injuries, including a fractured leg, which laid him up for almost a year.
when I was about 12-13 years old (early-mid 1980's) I was at a guitar shop looking to buy a new guitar and I was playing this song and out of no where Richie Blackmore cam around a stack of amps and showed me the correct way to play the guitar intro!! Man I was so lucky! Also I am loving the love you have for the music I grew up on!