🎶🎸🤘THROWBACK LEGEND Deep Purple 'Child In Time' (1970) REACTION🤘🎸🎶
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Deep Purple, performing, "Child In TIme". Deep Purple are an English rock band formed in London in 1967. They are considered to be among the pioneers of heavy metal and modern hard rock, but their musical approach has changed over the years.
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Deep Purple. British band Deep Purple were so raucous that they were included in the Guinness Book of World Records as being the world's loudest band.
DP were the first hard rock band, huge influence on Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, and all the great hard 70s and 80s bands that followed.
There is a lot of great music from the 70s out there
One part of the, so called, unholy trinity of English heavy rock bands from the eqrly seventies, along with Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin.
In my view, the most talented.
This was Ian Gillan’s masterpiece in protest of the Vietnam war. He is a brilliant vocalist even Pavarotti was a fan. Every member of this band was a master of their instrument!
Just a little correction, it's about the Cold War not the Vietnam war.
@@larteonceagain *Either way it is an anti-war song, I was eligible for the draft in 1970 and was in the first year of the lottery and had a number 339. The draft agent said I could throw away my draft card because even in a national emergency they would not draft over 300. Without that I would have gone because they mainly drafted colored and blue color workers. One of the richest families in my hometown bought their sons way out using a financial hardship clause. They owned a city block with a car dealership, café, creamery under one building, leasing a gas station at a different location, and a grocery, hardware, and clothing store, and a 20 unit apartment building housing the post office. That inequality still exists today.
well said and completely agree! As written above, yes-it is an anti-war song. Apply it to any war.
@@user-xj9mf2id7m Thanks for your input about the kind of world we live in. And unfortunately it's always the working class and not the more wealthy ones that wants the war but always find means to get away from the fighting. And I know that there will always be a difference in how Americans and Europeans interpret the lyrics, and understandable so due to our closeness to the Sovietunion here in Europe.
Oh wow, Pavarotti was a fan. That says alot. Thanks for commenting.
To continue with the Deep Purple theme but expose you to other bands. The guitarist (Ritchie Blackmore) left Deep Purple to form the band "Rainbow". He added the vocals of Ronnie James Dio and made 3 studio albums. Songs like "Stargazer" and "Man on the Silver Mountain" are two of their very best. This band was fantastic for their live shows. There are great videos on UA-cam from the 1977 Munich concert , like the song "Mistreated" and "Catch the Rainbow" that showcase how good they were.
Thanks for this giant nugget of knowledge. 😏
1973 Deep Purple was the biggest band in the world in gate receipts and lps sold. Also repeated it in 1984. Rip Jon Douglas Lord
Wow! In the world. I can only imagine. Thanks for sharing.
musicians at the top of their game-classic band, one of the best ever.
Imagine for a moment being there when this recording was released. This song is anti war not necessarily Viet Nam. Ian Gillan is my favourite rock singer and Ritchie Blackmore top 5 ever. These members were classically trained that formed a band. Audienace instructex was told not to react because being recorded live.
Ohhhhhhhhhhh. Thank you VERY much for explaining the audience, lol. I was wondering WHY they looked like muppets. 😏 ~ Tazzz ~
Taz, I'm smiling you haven't heard of these guys. I love their genre, inspired all my fav rock bands. Thank you for taking the time to giving all the viewers a fair shot. I was just thinking last night, Taz is one of the only reactors I know that takes the time to respond to all the messages. You are very very kind for making us feel SEEN ❤❤
I never lie - reading your comment made a little water fall outta my face. 😢 Thank so much for those very kind words, Sara. I try to respond to as many comments as possible. Happy you notice and appreciate that.
As for Depp Purple, yes I have been living in a bubble, lol. Never heard of them IN MY LIFE. Lol. Tell me btw, how did they come up with the name, Deep Purple? Personally, my favorite colors are black and silver. 😏
~ Tazzz ~
@@tazzznphilly There's a very old song named Deep Purple.
@@prakaklefthey named themselves after a song?
@@tazzznphilly 🤣IKR? Brian Jones would never have done that😆😆😆
@@prakaklef in that case ima name myself, Light Green. 😑
Deep Purple has been my favorite for over 40 years , they are all fantastic musicians at the top of their game , I have not ran into a bad song by Deep Purple yet .
They are almost 60 years and still active!
Thats great! Still going strong. 🤘
The audience were told to keep quiet as the band were doing a recording.
It makes sense now about the audience. Thanks for answering my question about them. Lol, im happy they werent cardboard cutouts. ~ Tazzz ~
Saw them back in another millennium at the New Haven Coliseum when it was practically brand new, and now it's gone in the sands of time. They were awesome!
This song was written and recorded in 1969, its about war specifically the cold war .
The audience were told, not, to react, for some reason, by the producer!
I appreciate you taking the time to answer that for me. 😏. Others answered it for me too in here. Hope u subscribe and stay awhile, Steve.
Zeppelin Deep Purple and Black Sabbath the English Unholy Trinity - the big 3
I heard of Black Sabbath 😏...never heard of Zeppelin. Well, I think its a balloon. 🤔
@@tazzznphilly LOL, Led Zeppelin?
P.S. The audience was probably instructed to sit quietly during the performance. Or, they were all stoned. It is DP after all.
Lololol, all stoned. 🤣. Thanks for watching and commenting. ~ Tazzz ~
Deep Purple was huge back in the day they were the first rock roll band to have their own airliner Jet Plane okay bro
Legends. Tazzz has his history class for the day.
Lol, guess so. They must have been called, Light Purple, when YOU first listened to them yearssssssssss ago, Sir. LAUGH! 😏
Wow, I'm still learning more on your channel. I couldn't imagine that there is anyone who doesn't know Deep Purple (and Child In Time), unless they are very young.
The song comes from a very great time and line-up (“Mark II” cast), Ritchie Blackmore (guitar) Ian Gillan (vocals) Roger Glover (bass) Jon Lord (keyboards, Hammond organ) Ian Paice (drums). The song was released on one of the greatest rock albums of all time, Deep Purple In Rock. For me the best version is included on the live album Made In Japan, released in 1972, which for me is also the best live album of all time.
What is remarkable for Deep Purple fans is that Ritchie Blackmore still plays his Gibson ES 335; a short time later he only played his Stratocaster, where the fingerboard was milled out between the frets. He is still one of the best guitarists in the world today, and founded the also legendary band Rainbow and is still with his wife, the american Candice Night, in the medieval-influenced folk-rock band Blackmore's Night. The relationship between John Lord (died 2002) and Blackmore was brilliant and at the same time difficult. Blackmore repeatedly left and came back from the band and finally left the band in the mid-1990s and was replaced by another Guitar Hero, Steve Morse (a Canadien), who left the band two years ago due to his wife's illness.
Ian Gillan also left the band several times, but is part of the current line-up. Child In Time is no longer played at concerts because he can no longer sing the notes due to his age.
Ian Paice is the only founding member that can be found in the current line-up. There were really regular reshuffles.
Typical of their sound was Blackmore's guitar playing and Lord's Hammond playing and their respective and shared solos. They are responsible for many rock classics, such as Highway Star, Hush, Woman From Tokyo, Lazy, Black Night, Strange Kind Of Woman, Burn, Perfect Strangers, etc. The song with which Deep Purple is most associated and one of the most famous Rock riffs is Smoke On The Water.🤘🤘🤘
By the way, can you relate to the expression "The Forbidden Riff"? In many parts of europe Smoke On The Water is the forbidden riff.
Oh wow, released on 1972 you said....I was 1yo. Ha! 😏 This was an awesome, educational comment. Thanks, Michael. Why did Ian leave SEVERAL times - indecisive?
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Dont laugh (as ur about to laugh), but I never heard of an expression called, forbidden riff. I heard of forbidden love though. 😏
@@tazzznphilly Why Ian left? Once the work, the success and everything that came with it became too much for him. He opened a hotel, but the project failed, as did a motorcycle company. His subsequent solo career was also unsuccessful, as was his succession to Ronnie James Dio in Black Sabbath.
As already mentioned, there were always arguments in the band. After one of these he was fired. When he returned, Blackmore dropped out because of this, among other things.
It should also be added that Lord and Blackmore's main influences come largely from classical composers such as Beethoven and, above all, the baroque music of Johann-Sebastian Bach. This is particularly noticeable in Blackmore's guitar lines. Lord and Blackmore also repeatedly quoted classical compositions, especially live.
@@tazzznphilly I'm definitely not laughing that you don't know anything about the forbidden reef, it's also nowhere near as spectacular as forbidden love. Guitarists, especially beginners, often have the problem of not knowing what to play when testing guitars in a music store because others are listening and often criticize how they play the guitar. You don't want to embarrass yourself. That's why a lot of people play simple and well-known riffs. So I heard that it's frowned upon in America and you'll get in trouble in a lot of stores if you play Stairway To Heaven. In Germany e.g. are you annoying everyone when you play Smoke On The Water in the store? The riff is as simple as the riff from Satisfaction by the Stones.
I saw them several times at the Spectrum in Philly in the early 80's. One of my favorite bands growing up. I would love to see Liliac cover this song. Melody is the only one who has the vocal ability to hit those notes with her range.
Yeah, Melody's vocals WOULD be awesome to hear, Vincent.
Did anybody mention Ian Gillan played the title role in the original Jesus Christ Superstar album?
noPe. Only you. Thats interesting though to hear.
Yes he did..on the 1970 album..that went on to selling a million copies.
Needs to listen to Gethsemane
Great DP song
Highway star is another . That's a rock anthem.
There is the AWESOME, Matt8097. Thanks for watching and commenting...and for your support to the channel. 😏
'I' care about anything if it is THROUGH my eyes...especially live and out of focuzzz
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Thanks Tazzz.
Welcome, Clint. 😏
Two of their songs are on both my Hard Rock and Epic Rock playlists, Highway Star and Burn. IDK if I ever heard this song before, but I'll probably give it another listen later and see if remember it and/or wanna add it to those playlists, so thank you for this. Odds are you've heard Smoke On The Water before just don't know it, it was a big hit.
Lol, uh oh you have MORE playlists? 😏. Thats cool tho. I heard of nothing. 🤷🏽♂️
@@tazzznphilly Compiling UA-cam videos into playlists and listening to them, sometimes watching when I'm not multitasking, is one of my favorite hobbies. I got dozens, but it had been in the back of my mind that I didn't have one with the proper theme for bands like The Warning and Liliac yet, and wasn't expecting to put it together this year, Thank you🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
@@prakaklef i think u mayyyyyy smile at 1pm(et) today. YOU were the inspiration. 😏
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At this time Deep Purple, Black Sabath and Led Zeppelin gave birth to Heavy Metal Rock, although the track 'Helter Skeltor' may have been the first heavy metal song (by the Beatles), you should also play their song 'Lazy' from the same TV concert, a real rocker!
Ahhhhhhhh, ok. Thanks for the little nugget of intel, Wayne. 😏
Crowd was probably in shock, this came out in 1969 when nobody sounded like this.
Lolol, you said in shock. LOVE THAT ANSWER. 😋. Someone below educated me that they were told to not get loud, since it was some talk show.
I like your answer BETTER though. Haha!
Hola Tazzz!! Escucho a Deep Purple hace más de 50 años (tengo 69).
Mi banda favorita de la llamada Trinidad Impía, junto a Black Sabbath y Led Zeppelin, todos ellos de la famosa invasión británica.
Child in time es una canción atemporal, Ian Gillan, el gran vocalista ha dicho muchas veces que fué por la guerra fría... aunque también se puede aplicar a Vietnam, o cualquier guerra en el mundo 😢.
El catálogo es grande y hasta hoy siguen haciendo giras... tienen 78 años ( los integrantes fundadores); hasta hoy siguen Ian Paice, baterista y fundador del grupo; Roger Glover bajista; Ian Gillan, vocalista. Desgraciadamente el gran Jon Lord, también fundador del grupo, falleció el 2012 : RIP MAESTRO DEL HAMMOND...
Ah, la audiencia se mantuvo en silencio a petición del canal de televisión donde se presentaron, en la BBC de Londres.
Gracias, gracias, gracias 🫂 por traer a tu canal a éstas LEYENDAS del rock ❤
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Thank you for your kind words, and for the education of this iconic band, Ingrid. Im happy you were pleased with the reaction.
~ Tazzz ~
A tí las gracias Tazz!!
Un abrazo enorme desde Chile ( al fin del mundo) 💓
it's amazing how many people these states live in poverty man they've never enjoy Deep Purple Led Zeppelin or
Great muscians. Listened loads to them back then along with Pink Floyd (listen to their Echoes, all parts, from Pompeii and Shine on you Crazy Diamond, all parts) and of course Led Zeppelin amazing. Jimmy Page on guitar. Possibly the best ever along with Clapton, Hendrix, Gilmore and Peter Green? Lazy, Smoke on the Water and Highway Star are all great tracks of Deep Purple. Child in our Time was a anti war song. Vietnam and Cold War back then. You hear the music going manic at the horrors of war and Gillian literally screaming in the song. What a voice range!
Thanks for the in depth comment.... appreciate the time. 😏
@@tazzznphilly - It's Ritchie Blackmore on guitar for Deep Purple. For me Blackmore is arguably the greatest rock guitarist of all time. John Lord on Keyboards, classically trained and also a composer,. Ian Gillan (the original "Jesus Christ Superstar") on vocals. The great Ian Paice on drums and the often overlooked, but nevertheless phenomenal Roger "the hat" Glover on Bass.
The song is not specifically an anti-Vietnam war song, as it likely would have been if they had been American. Actually it's more an anti-nuclear, anti-cold war song, which was much more of a concern in the UK at the time. This was recorded in a BBC studio for a show called "Doing their thing". The audience were specifically instructed not to react until the end, so as not to spoil the sound quality.
@@bobsteele9581 appreciate the clarity and insight, Bob. 😏
@@tazzznphilly - Your very welcome. Thanks very much for reacting to my all time favourite band. Very much enjoyed this vid. Subscribed 👍
@@bobsteele9581 you MADE MY DAY. 😏. You are welcome also. Lol, im glad people explained the audience to me, in the comments. I thought they were a boring, lifeless bunch beforehand. 😁
Its really difficult to find ppl never heard of these guys in our age.
Smoke on the water along with hotel California were the most overplayed songs in the past.
If u can, react to DP MKIII "mistreated" Cal Jam live. Epic performance as well
Mistreated is IMHO better with Rainbow, to me Ronni Dio is a far better rock-singer than David Coverdale.
@@mentaliusDKagree, Dio was on another level. Coverdale had big improvement during 80s. However, the power and energy from the band in CalJam version was unmatchable.