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Great, great reaction! My alltime favorite song from Deep Purple. You should react to "Rat Bat Blue" from the Album "Who Do We Think We Are (1973)" and be ready for Jon Lord!!!
Deep purple is infectious they are contagious once you listen to them You get addicted. Nobody I mean nobody stands up to them live and I've seen Black Sabbath Led Zeppelin in their heyday Purple live could not be touched by any in that era trust me. deep purple was the king's and the seventies no doubt about it
Deep Purple is what happens when you take 5 exceptional musicians and put them in the same band. Even though there were internal troubles with the group, they made some of the best music to come out of the 70's. Jon Lord on keys is a phenomenon. Watching him live is amazing.
Beginning is amazing Jon Lord on the organ, but when Ritchie kicks in with his axe, joined by Ian on the kit, and my man Roger on bass it's an amazing ride front to back. Harri my Dad reacted the exact same way back in '72. His reaction was "What in God's Green Earth did you just do to me Son!" It must be shocking coming off your Four Seasons reaction to this whirlwind of pure eargasmic delight...lol. I knew you would appreciate this one, and not just because of the harmonica lol. I promised you all the goodies Harri, and it brings joy to my heart that this moved you my man. I thought you were going to come out of your seat 😂. I hope the microphone survived! Pure joy in your heart!
@@michaelglick1287 oh believe me I could care less of the bureaucratic bull that determines a bands worth. Just like all the lists that rank who's the best. Deep Purple will go down in history, and not forgotten.
Yeah, that was back in the days, when 'Stereo' came out, you could put on a headphone, and feel like you are in a concert. I even had a 'quadro headphone, I could hardly fit on my head, LOL, Seen them about 10 times live, they were part of the early 70's European concert and festival circle, along with Taste, Edgar Broughton Band, Uriah Heep, Black Sabbath, etc, etc. Those were the days.
One of my favourite songs ever. On keys, Mr Jon Lord, the wizzard of keyboards. RIP No need to say they all are top musicians. Pls, react to the singer Ian Gillan singing Getsemane from Jesus Christ Superstar. It's a masterpiece
For the past 50 years, this song has been my number one song when I want to get down to some real rock 'n roll! So very glad you finally gave it a listen, Harri!!!
It was the Summer of '72, me and a couple of friends had been camping at a part of the Catskill Creek called Half Moon, where there is a sand beach, 100 ft wide water, and 60 to 70 ft high Cliffs across from our camp. My friend Sally drove down and had to New Tapes with her, "The Inner Mounting Flame" by John McLaughlin and the Mahavishnu Orchestra, and "Machine Head" by Deep Purple "! Hearing that sound, reflecting off the water and echoing from the cliffs was Insane! One of the All Time Great Rock Albums, along with Sgt Pepper's, Allman Brothers Live at the Filmore, Dark Side of the Moon etc. It was the Platinum Years of Rock!
What a brilliant reaction mate! Welcome to the Church of Purple Harri! We're multinational, inter-denominational and still worship the superb musicianship of the band that continues to record and play to this day! You'll have a lot of back catalogue to get through though! :-D
This has always been my favorite of several great Purple songs, such a display of musicianship for a simple straight-ahead bluesy rock song. Keyboards, guitar, and drums all excel, played with a visceral quality but with such precision and feeling and momentum that you just don't find very often.
I loved this song forever. It's the first song I ever heard that struck me immediately as my anthem! Really, it's the first song I heard that has funky cool organ music. This song was also done Joe Bonamassa and Jimmy Barnes. Their keyboard player is just off the charts good.
You can NEVER go wrong with DP. And they just released their 22nd studio album last year. 53 years and still doing it. Sadly keyboardist Jon Lord passed about a decade ago, and lead guitarist Blackmore left the band in the early 90's, but their replacements are great, if not quite as spectacular. Every song is special.
Love your reaction to this. My older brother introduced me to Deep Purple in the mid 70's and "Lazy" has always been my favorite jam from them. Machine Head is such a great album that I feel ALL of the tracks should have been #1. This CD is in my number 1 slot in my truck!
So many great Deep Purple tracks . Jon Lord was the keyboard player , I think he was Royal College of Arts trained ? He wrote a whole album where Deep Purple played with an orchestra a mix of classical and rock music . When I was young we used to adore this music and first saw the band live in 1973 , we had a lot of great bands at that time Led Zep , Sabbath , Jethro Tull , Budgie , Be Bop De luxe .Purple could go from Soft Rock to Hard Rock , anyone’s Daughter and when a blind man cries examples of the soft side to Speed King on the hard side . Recommend tracks to try Speed King and Mistreated , glad you enjoyed this Harri
@@erichmartin4530 I’m a big Whitesnake fan as well ! . My wife didn’t like rock music and preferred soul and David Cassidy 🤮, so I took her to a Snake concert , and afterwards she said it was the best concert she had ever been to ❤️, she then went out on a £300 shopping spree 🤔
A rock classic from from a great rock album Harri, every track is a winner, and with the late great Jon Lord on keyboards and Ritchie and co all on the top of their game. What a fantastic band to grow up with, it slayed ya Harri!
I grew up hanging out with my bro and his friends they were 7 years older but they listened to all the good music.. so I knew all the good rock and roll as a kid..
I totally agree with ronforman. Check out the video of this and other classic Deep Purple songs performed in the Made In Japan videos. Deep Purple MKII which I think is the best line up of this legendary band were really at the top of their game!
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 "Smoke On The Water", "Child In Time", "Woman From Tokyo", "Highway Star", "Fireball", Speed King", "Space Truckin'", etc.
All Machine Head, Strange Kind of Woman, Rat Bat Blue, Burn, Might Just Take Your Life, You Fool No one, Anya, Perfect Stranger, Stormbringer, Made In Japan, Made In Europe....
Saw them in Detroit on their Perfect Strangers Tour. Jon Lord is phenomenal. As well as the rest of the band. One of the loudest concerts I've been to. Being from Detroit I've heard some of the loudest concerts recorded. COBO
A classic song that hasn't lost it's soul. A real treat to listen to what a rock-n-roll organ can do at full throttle. A necessary part of rock history. Traveling down the road is built into this songs soul. Great choice for reacting.
Lovely to see you enjoying this great great band Harri. So many from this band for you to marvel at. Jon Lord on keys,the best imo. Could I suggest from the same wonderful album a track called Pictures of Home. Keep up the enthusiasm my friend.
One of the greatest Blues Jams ever. They rock hard! If you'd like to hear another great blues based jam, give a listen to Loan Me A Dime by Boz Scaggs with a bit of help from Duane Allman.
In 2012 they invited various artists to perform the songs from this album as 40th anniversary tribute. They picked Joe Bonamassa and Jimmy Barnes (from Cold Chisel) to do this song. In many ways it rocks even more but does lack the harmonica. There is even a video of the recording session.
Excellent review dude. Knowing what was coming I paid special attention to your reactions on cue. Deep Purple was possibly the loudest band ever. People had been known to be knocked unconscious standing too close to the speakers😵 back in the early seventies. Driving music? Yeah in the early 70s I had a couple Long play Memorex cassette tapes and deep purple was on the playlist. There are driving songs and this is one of them. Right up there with "Radar Love". But it's good flying music too. I remember listening to Machine Head in 1973 when flying missions in Vietnam.
Great reaction Harri! It is great to see someone funk out like me with this song. When I was 12 or 13 this was my fave song and I drummed to it all the time! My sisters wanted to do me in.🤠. God bless you!
Welcome to Deep Purple Harri . This is from their Machine Head album . Roger Glover on bass . Ritchie Blackmore on guitar . Ian Gillan on vocals and harmonica . Ian Paice on drums . Jon Lord on keyboards .
You HAVE to listen to the live album "Made in Japan". It's Deep Purple at the absolute HEIGHT of their musical powers. Jon Lord and Roger Glover with Ian on the drum kit LIVE? Holy Man
Love watching your reaction..As someone who has enjoyed their music for 50+ years, remembering the impact it made on my youth... and the reaction of those of new generations who have heard and understand the music for the first time.... it shows how amazing their music really is. I will go to my grave thankful that I grew up in the greatest era of music ever compiled....it truly was the epitome' of music, expression, feeling, rhythm, etc. I was blessed to spend my youth in the 60's and 70's, when music was pure, untainted by politics, race, etc, Just pure, expressive, musical joy. Amazing time to be alive. No Rap, no hate, no politics, nothing but pure musical enjoyment. The way to enjoy Deep Purple is cranked up full volume on a good stereo system, on vinyl, blowing your mind out....for those who've heard this and been blown away.... God Bless You!
Great reaction Harri to a great song. This is such an awesome album, the only one better is Made in Japan. This lineup of Deep Purple is my favorite...Ian Gillian-vocals, Roger Glover-bass, Ian Paice-drums and Ritchie Blackmore-guitar. Please, please treat yourself to the live version video from Made in Japan.
DP Mk 2 the best heavy rock band ever. Lazy is great song on this iconic album. For me Jon Lord on keys was the difference that put DP ahead of Led Zepp. So many great DP songs in that era. On that Machine Head LP just pick any song and it is a winner. For driving and getting a ticket try Speed King and Highway Star the most famous speeding songs ever. They will knock your socks off.
Great band Harri. Glad you reacted to them. Space Truckin off this same album it great also. Flight of the Rat is a good one also off the Deep Purple in Rock album. Jon Lord is one of the best rock keyboard players there ever was. Lazy live in Copenhagen Denmark is a good one also. 1972.
This is Ritchie tipping his hat to Eric Clapton (see John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers - Steppin' Out) If you want to see this live search "Deep Purple - Lazy (Live, 1972)" Deep Purple performing Lazy live in Scandanavia 1972
So wonderful to see your depth of appreciation. I grew up with this stuff, and as I grew to be a musician, went back and appreciated it more and more. You have elements of straight, classical church, organ style, then shifting to a very hard swing, which is very UN-classical. here’s another bit for your appreciation, the London, cast of Jesus Christ superstar, the fella who played Jesus, is this singer! Ian Gillian, who also plays the harmonica. Peace.
This song is for those who won't work. But can! Had a 69 Road Runner. Put a 61-413 -2-750 Elderbrock carbs. 4-10 Dana. Hooker Headers. Girl wanted music? Put a 8 track player. Had 2 Tapes Back in 72 by Bob Seger And this Album.
Jon Lord opened the door for future rockers. The Hammond organ became the norm. I believe at this time Kieth Emerson was using the Hammond in The Nice before forming ELP.
I could say the amazing Jon Lord. I can say the amazing Ritchie Blackmore. I can say the amazing Ian Gillan, I can say the Ian Paice and yes the amazing Roger Glover. There was never a more amazing band when they tried.
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👍👍👍BRAVA!
This song should be up there in the rock and roll hall of fame
Deep Purple was all about improvisation & the guys were truly in their element performing live. "Made In Japan" (1972), recorded on the "Machine Head" tour, captured Deep Purple Mk II in all its glory. Their performance of "Lazy" on that album ua-cam.com/video/3avkpMKUTaE/v-deo.html should have been included on the golden disks packed aboard the Voyager spacecraft for intelligent life elsewhere in the Universe to discover and be amazed.
Great, great reaction! My alltime favorite song from Deep Purple.
You should react to "Rat Bat Blue" from the Album "Who Do We Think We Are (1973)" and be ready for Jon Lord!!!
Deep purple is infectious they are contagious once you listen to them You get addicted. Nobody I mean nobody stands up to them live and I've seen Black Sabbath Led Zeppelin in their heyday Purple live could not be touched by any in that era trust me. deep purple was the king's and the seventies no doubt about it
I totally agree!
They are artist,live version in Japan is better
I agree, like them more than Zepplin.
I saw them four times in the early 70s with the classic lineup. Some of the best live music of my life, and I went to a LOT of rock and roll shows.
Best song they made
If you dont get a ticket jamming to Lazy your definitely getting a ticket listening to " Highway Star" on same album
In my opinion still the best rock band of all time….pure talent
LOTS of talent on display here!
Watching Harri smiling and bouncing in his chair brings so much joy. Always loved Deep Purple, especially this iteration. Peace.
My favorite Deep Purple song!!
Deep Purple is what happens when you take 5 exceptional musicians and put them in the same band. Even though there were internal troubles with the group, they made some of the best music to come out of the 70's. Jon Lord on keys is a phenomenon. Watching him live is amazing.
Deep purple made in Japan is iconic! The intensity, improvisation, and musicianship is second to none.
Ritchie always plays a live solo differently in some way making each performance unique.
Quote “The music doing damage to the neighborhood”! That's what it did during my time. Original & legendary group 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Beginning is amazing Jon Lord on the organ, but when Ritchie kicks in with his axe, joined by Ian on the kit, and my man Roger on bass it's an amazing ride front to back. Harri my Dad reacted the exact same way back in '72. His reaction was "What in God's Green Earth did you just do to me Son!" It must be shocking coming off your Four Seasons reaction to this whirlwind of pure eargasmic delight...lol. I knew you would appreciate this one, and not just because of the harmonica lol. I promised you all the goodies Harri, and it brings joy to my heart that this moved you my man. I thought you were going to come out of your seat 😂. I hope the microphone survived! Pure joy in your heart!
Stellar suggestion sir!!
First things first, I think the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is a joke, but Deep Purple was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2016
Thanks GMM. Glad you did this one . Thought this would make Harri and friends happy.✌🤘👍
@@michaelglick1287 oh believe me I could care less of the bureaucratic bull that determines a bands worth. Just like all the lists that rank who's the best. Deep Purple will go down in history, and not forgotten.
@@user_aikensc927 it's family fun for all. You'd have to be a Lawrence Welk fan to not enjoy this. I thought Harri was gonna come out his chair....lol
Such incredible talent came out of the era. Nobody jams like this anymore. I’m glad I grew up then.
Yeah, that was back in the days, when 'Stereo' came out, you could put on a headphone, and feel like you are in a concert. I even had a 'quadro headphone, I could hardly fit on my head, LOL, Seen them about 10 times live, they were part of the early 70's European concert and festival circle, along with Taste, Edgar Broughton Band, Uriah Heep, Black Sabbath, etc, etc. Those were the days.
One of my favourite songs ever. On keys, Mr Jon Lord, the wizzard of keyboards. RIP
No need to say they all are top musicians. Pls, react to the singer Ian Gillan singing Getsemane from Jesus Christ Superstar. It's a masterpiece
Just another chime in! Ritchie Blackmore kills it, but that bass accompanying him is nothing short of amazing.
I liked Roger Glover when he came in towards the end of Deep Purple the Mule live in Copenhagen Denmark 1972.
@@BeeLineEast I can't deny that, I agree totally.
@@greybeard2280 I have not found one reactor reacting to the Mule live in Copenhagen 1972. Ian Paice kills it in that solo.
@@BeeLineEast that's in my list of reactions for Deep Purple from Harri. It's coming my man I assure you.
@@greybeard2280 That is great i hope he does the whole 9 mins. Some drummer channels just did a little over 5 mins.
Deep Purple is very much my favorite band, so I'm extremely pleased to see someone enjoying this track so thoroughly. God bless!
Ah, my all-time favorite band! I 💜 Deep Purple!
What a joy to see you enjoying and freaking out on Lazy / Deep Purple :-)
For the past 50 years, this song has been my number one song when I want to get down to some real rock 'n roll! So very glad you finally gave it a listen, Harri!!!
That lineup with these 5 men was a true collection of all star musicians.
Great organist -Jon Lord- and great group, and the great song -soul-blues-rock- thank friend for your reaction :)
It was the Summer of '72, me and a couple of friends had been camping at a part of the Catskill Creek called Half Moon, where there is a sand beach, 100 ft wide water, and 60 to 70 ft high Cliffs across from our camp. My friend Sally drove down and had to New Tapes with her, "The Inner Mounting Flame" by John McLaughlin and the Mahavishnu Orchestra, and "Machine Head" by Deep Purple "! Hearing that sound, reflecting off the water and echoing from the cliffs was Insane! One of the All Time Great Rock Albums, along with Sgt Pepper's, Allman Brothers Live at the Filmore, Dark Side of the Moon etc. It was the Platinum Years of Rock!
Thank God I was born at the right time to experience this as a teenager
What a brilliant reaction mate! Welcome to the Church of Purple Harri! We're multinational, inter-denominational and still worship the superb musicianship of the band that continues to record and play to this day! You'll have a lot of back catalogue to get through though! :-D
Indeed
Try ‘When a Blind Man Cry’s’ and ‘Child in Time.’ Both are available live. Oh they are my favourite band of all time 🤘🎸🎸
This has always been my favorite of several great Purple songs, such a display of musicianship for a simple straight-ahead bluesy rock song. Keyboards, guitar, and drums all excel, played with a visceral quality but with such precision and feeling and momentum that you just don't find very often.
One of my preferred songs of DP, these guys are just amazing
I loved this song forever. It's the first song I ever heard that struck me immediately as my anthem! Really, it's the first song I heard that has funky cool organ music. This song was also done Joe Bonamassa and Jimmy Barnes. Their keyboard player is just off the charts good.
They are all great musicians with great chemistry
Brilliant reaction to a brilliant song. Who does not rate Lazy as a work of art? Insane eh. Love it.
Made in Japan ,lazy ,child in time ‘ , smoke on the water live this may be the best live performance ever better than the studio
You can NEVER go wrong with DP. And they just released their 22nd studio album last year. 53 years and still doing it. Sadly keyboardist Jon Lord passed about a decade ago, and lead guitarist Blackmore left the band in the early 90's, but their replacements are great, if not quite as spectacular. Every song is special.
Every member of this band top notch. The drummer keeping the swing going. Richie what can you say, Lord on organ, just a great band
That’s not LAZY…. That’s CRAZY! As in crazy GOOD!
Love your reaction to this. My older brother introduced me to Deep Purple in the mid 70's and "Lazy" has always been my favorite jam from them. Machine Head is such a great album that I feel ALL of the tracks should have been #1. This CD is in my number 1 slot in my truck!
I love your reactions.you are right on.awesome totally awesome. Love it
I agree. It's one of the best songs ever.
So many great Deep Purple tracks . Jon Lord was the keyboard player , I think he was Royal College of Arts trained ? He wrote a whole album where Deep Purple played with an orchestra a mix of classical and rock music . When I was young we used to adore this music and first saw the band live in 1973 , we had a lot of great bands at that time Led Zep , Sabbath , Jethro Tull , Budgie , Be Bop De luxe .Purple could go from Soft Rock to Hard Rock , anyone’s Daughter and when a blind man cries examples of the soft side to Speed King on the hard side . Recommend tracks to try Speed King and Mistreated , glad you enjoyed this Harri
1973 was my first Deep Purple concert as well. One point in time to go back to, that'd be it.
Lord was in whitesnake too for awile. He was a God. R.I.P.
@@erichmartin4530 I’m a big Whitesnake fan as well ! . My wife didn’t like rock music and preferred soul and David Cassidy 🤮, so I took her to a Snake concert , and afterwards she said it was the best concert she had ever been to ❤️, she then went out on a £300 shopping spree 🤔
Deep Purple brings it!! Love this reaction! Thanks, Harri
THAT WAS SO FUN WATCHING THAT WITH YOU BROTHER, you had so much fun it brought tears to my eyes. I LOVE YOU BROTHER you so fun
Thank you so much Thomass..Sending some big 🖤 your way!
welcome to the time when music was music, I've been listening to this since 1973, I was 13 years old
I went to Montreux in Switzerland all because of this album, from Australia. A pilgrimage.
YEAH! It ROCKS! I love this, so Bluesy, wild intro :)
A rock classic from from a great rock album Harri, every track is a winner, and with the late great Jon Lord on keyboards and Ritchie and co all on the top of their game. What a fantastic band to grow up with, it slayed ya Harri!
I grew up hanging out with my bro and his friends they were 7 years older but they listened to all the good music.. so I knew all the good rock and roll as a kid..
I totally agree with ronforman. Check out the video of this and other classic Deep Purple songs performed in the Made In Japan videos. Deep Purple MKII which I think is the best line up of this legendary band were really at the top of their game!
Deep Purple were masters of the Leslie spinning for the Organ sound. :)
This is one of my favorite bands and my favorite song from this band other than Sweet Child in Time. Check that out as well.
God bless
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 "Smoke On The Water", "Child In Time", "Woman From Tokyo", "Highway Star", "Fireball", Speed King", "Space Truckin'", etc.
Dagmar I would have never guessed you as a DP fan, but welcome to the fandom my friend.
Dont forget “No One Came”!
I'll throw in "Pictures of Home".
It was like a lightning bolt hit me when Hush and Kentucky woman came out .I went whoaaaa what the hell.
All Machine Head, Strange Kind of Woman, Rat Bat Blue, Burn, Might Just Take Your Life, You Fool No one, Anya, Perfect Stranger, Stormbringer, Made In Japan, Made In Europe....
By far, my favorite song on Machine Head.
This was fun watching you enjoy this, Deep Purple is great
Saw them in Detroit on their Perfect Strangers Tour. Jon Lord is phenomenal. As well as the rest of the band. One of the loudest concerts I've been to. Being from Detroit I've heard some of the loudest concerts recorded. COBO
This came out during my senior year in high school, I was ready for this after the Fireball album this was just icing on the cake.
The best reaction to any song I've ever heard
Been listening to that song for 50years! Still blows me away
I'm glad you loved it, and you should. This is a top 5 album all-time in my opinion. Great reaction!
Awesome song.. Awesome reaction.. 😎🤘💯💯
one my all time fav group.
Super Group.
A classic song that hasn't lost it's soul. A real treat to listen to what a rock-n-roll organ can do at full throttle. A necessary part of rock history. Traveling down the road is built into this songs soul. Great choice for reacting.
Lovely to see you enjoying this great great band Harri.
So many from this band for you to marvel at.
Jon Lord on keys,the best imo.
Could I suggest from the same wonderful album a track called Pictures of Home.
Keep up the enthusiasm my friend.
One of the greatest Blues Jams ever. They rock hard!
If you'd like to hear another great blues based jam, give a listen to Loan Me A Dime by Boz Scaggs with a bit of help from Duane Allman.
This album was a huge banger when it came out, I still have my original vinyl copy from the 70's
In 2012 they invited various artists to perform the songs from this album as 40th anniversary tribute. They picked Joe Bonamassa and Jimmy Barnes (from Cold Chisel) to do this song. In many ways it rocks even more but does lack the harmonica. There is even a video of the recording session.
Excellent review dude. Knowing what was coming I paid special attention to your reactions on cue.
Deep Purple was possibly the loudest band ever. People had been known to be knocked unconscious standing too close to the speakers😵 back in the early seventies.
Driving music? Yeah in the early 70s I had a couple Long play Memorex cassette tapes and deep purple was on the playlist. There are driving songs and this is one of them. Right up there with "Radar Love".
But it's good flying music too. I remember listening to Machine Head in 1973 when flying missions in Vietnam.
Nothing sounds like a B3 with a Leslie cabinet!!! Spread the love Harri😎🇺🇸 And in reference to Jon's touch...the keyboard is a percussion instrument😉
Great reaction Harri! It is great to see someone funk out like me with this song. When I was 12 or 13 this was my fave song and I drummed to it all the time! My sisters wanted to do me in.🤠. God bless you!
Again- keyboard and quitar play same solos. This song always makes me feel happy. Gredtest song for me
i grew up with deep purple's music, glad to know you love it dude 👍
Welcome to Deep Purple Harri . This is from their Machine Head album . Roger Glover on bass . Ritchie Blackmore on guitar . Ian Gillan on vocals and harmonica . Ian Paice on drums . Jon Lord on keyboards .
Hi there 😊 this reminds me of "Ten years after " going hóme. Alvin lee on the red guitar by night in Woodstock .✌☮️
You HAVE to listen to the live album "Made in Japan". It's Deep Purple at the absolute HEIGHT of their musical powers. Jon Lord and Roger Glover with Ian on the drum kit LIVE? Holy Man
The whole album is nothing but vibes and grooves and excellence. Every. Last. Track. 😀
Love watching your reaction..As someone who has enjoyed their music for 50+ years, remembering the impact it made on my youth... and the reaction of those of new generations who have heard and understand the music for the first time.... it shows how amazing their music really is. I will go to my grave thankful that I grew up in the greatest era of music ever compiled....it truly was the epitome' of music, expression, feeling, rhythm, etc. I was blessed to spend my youth in the 60's and 70's, when music was pure, untainted by politics, race, etc, Just pure, expressive, musical joy. Amazing time to be alive. No Rap, no hate, no politics, nothing but pure musical enjoyment. The way to enjoy Deep Purple is cranked up full volume on a good stereo system, on vinyl, blowing your mind out....for those who've heard this and been blown away.... God Bless You!
This is up with greatest albums ever.
Joe Bonamassa does a great cover of this song in the studio
With Australian singer Jimmy Barnes
Great reaction Harri to a great song. This is such an awesome album, the only one better is Made in Japan. This lineup of Deep Purple is my favorite...Ian Gillian-vocals, Roger Glover-bass, Ian Paice-drums and Ritchie Blackmore-guitar. Please, please treat yourself to the live version video from Made in Japan.
You can watch a live performance from 1972. This is my all time favorite song.
I remember the first time hearing that as a kid, cool stuff, checklist out live,
DP Mk 2 the best heavy rock band ever. Lazy is great song on this iconic album. For me Jon Lord on keys was the difference that put DP ahead of Led Zepp. So many great DP songs in that era. On that Machine Head LP just pick any song and it is a winner. For driving and getting a ticket try Speed King and Highway Star the most famous speeding songs ever. They will knock your socks off.
Great band Harri. Glad you reacted to them. Space Truckin off this same album it great also. Flight of the Rat is a good one also off the Deep Purple in Rock album. Jon Lord is one of the best rock keyboard players there ever was. Lazy live in Copenhagen Denmark is a good one also. 1972.
I think Kieth Emerson was the only keyboardists to surpass him imo.
This is Ritchie tipping his hat to Eric Clapton (see John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers - Steppin' Out)
If you want to see this live search "Deep Purple - Lazy (Live, 1972)" Deep Purple performing Lazy live in Scandanavia 1972
Awesome reaction. That is just what my friends and I were like when this first came out. Wow! The memories.
And one more thing. Listen to My Woman From Tokyo by Deep Purple. I was in Jr High when this all came out. Amazing!!
Loved your reaction to this! I just love seeing people reacting to this song for the first time. It is astounding!
This has always been my all-time favorite Deep Purple song.
Machine Head is one of those great albums that indelibly marks the mind with a new standard of what great means
So wonderful to see your depth of appreciation. I grew up with this stuff, and as I grew to be a musician, went back and appreciated it more and more. You have elements of straight, classical church, organ style, then shifting to a very hard swing, which is very UN-classical. here’s another bit for your appreciation, the London, cast of Jesus Christ superstar, the fella who played Jesus, is this singer! Ian Gillian, who also plays the harmonica. Peace.
Fantastic stuff indeed!!
This song is for those who won't work. But can! Had a 69 Road Runner. Put a 61-413 -2-750 Elderbrock carbs. 4-10 Dana. Hooker Headers. Girl wanted music? Put a 8 track player. Had 2 Tapes Back in 72 by Bob Seger And this Album.
Great reaction It is nice to see you enjoying yourself so much Harri
Can't wait to accompany you down this rabbit hole!!! Great reaction!
Critics: there's no place for the organ in rock
Jones Lord: hold my beer
Jon Lord opened the door for future rockers. The Hammond organ became the norm. I believe at this time Kieth Emerson was using the Hammond in The Nice before forming ELP.
omg. that album.. Guitar's paradise
I could say the amazing Jon Lord. I can say the amazing Ritchie Blackmore. I can say the amazing Ian Gillan, I can say the Ian Paice and yes the amazing Roger Glover. There was never a more amazing band when they tried.
Five musicians,.five monsters!
you should check out Stormbringer by Deep Purple
Stormbringer would rock his soul for sure. An amazing piece of rock history in that track.