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This is not a concert environment. This is from a filming for TV broadcast. In those days, audiences would obtain tickets and not know who the guests were. The directors instruct the audience to remain still and not make noise as either would be detrimental to the recording and filming. Add to that, that Deep Purple was on the bleeding edge, and way ahead of their time! The crowd would be more familiar with Paul Anka or Peggy Lee and most likely had not been exposed to this kind of music nor this level of musicianship in the scene that emerged out of early rock & roll and folk influenced pop they heard more of in the late 60s. This kind of audience behavior during performances was typical whether it be seen on The Midnight Special or even the big-band sounds of The Lawrence Welk Show. That said, I’m certain most had no idea what they were hearing. 😂
Deep Purple MkII remains one of the finest assembly of musicians in the history or “rock.” Brilliant improvisation was characteristic of their live shows, as they were not interested in playing through a strict, scored set show to show. It tended to be more influenced by the moment, mood, and ambience of a particular venue and how the band gelled on that day. Very much more like a jazz or blues performance than contemporary groups like The Who or Pink Floyd. Similar many Prog rock bands, Deep Purple is best left in a league of its own as they blazed their way pushing all envelopes in their own unique direction. Like no other, and influential to many, Deep Purple remains among the all-time treasures of recorded music.
R.I.P. Jon Lord 🙏, you made your Hammond into a mighty virtual orchestra of Rock!
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Deep purple c est deep purple aucune comparaison ne tient ils ont leur style bien propre
This is a protest song about the cold war a masterpiece. everyone of these muso’s is a craftsman on his instrument, Ian Gillan has a voice range of 3 octaves he is brilliant. the horror of war as so many died or came home and committed suicide with PTSD. Try Space trukin’ or Hiway star for something less serious but I love it!
DEEP PURPLE, "CHILD IN TIME". Singer Ian Gillan, besides being this bands front man. He played Jesus, in the Play Jesus Christ Supestar. I'm guessing because of his brilliant vocal range. As demonstrated on this track. more... "Maybe I'm a Leo", "Pictures of Home", "Never Before", "Lazy", "Space Truckin"..
THE greatest rock vocalist ever. Made in Japan live version even better.
Deep Purple and Pink Floyd were part of the same 70's British progressive rock movement. They were contemporaries and were pushing against the same limits of the music ideas that were dominated by AM radio play at that time. The progressive rock movement disregarded the need to create short songs so they would get played on the radio and instead created long epic compositions which melted different styles/genres together usually within an album long theme.
This was performed in front of a German television audience and they were instructed to remain calm and quiet throughout the show.
So, you want more Deep Purple? You got it!
Highway Star (1972) - ua-cam.com/video/Wr9ie2J2690/v-deo.html
Burn (1974) - ua-cam.com/video/LCnebZnysmI/v-deo.html
Fireball (1971) - ua-cam.com/video/q88koeaqrEg/v-deo.html
Space Truckin (1972) - ua-cam.com/video/hHOrpFeXUao/v-deo.html
Speed King (1970) - ua-cam.com/video/lIHh1T3SQyE/v-deo.html
Stormbringer (1974) - ua-cam.com/video/4C2K889u_90/v-deo.html
Sorry, but live set filmed at Granada TV Studios in Manchester, England. Good Choice and I would add Lazy (1972) ua-cam.com/video/KnIgXtE4K5U/v-deo.html
@@ninoorjon Oh, my mistake! Thank you for telling me. For some reason, I was sure this was in Germany. I feel silly. 😊
It’s a Gibson 335. The song refers to the Cold War. Deep Purple pioneered and this is a true masterpiece. Every member was the top of the food chain.
First equal Deep Purple Led Zep for me. Giants of rock
This was a tv show and the audience was asked to stay silent because it was to be recorded
Thank you! One of my fav songs by DP! John Lord (RIP) 🎹, Richie Blackmore as always amazing 🎸! Ian Gillan - no words! (How are DP fans called? How should be called a DP fan and a Dear (Dimash's fan) all in one 🤔?)
Ritchie and Jon are both GOATS
Deep Purple- anything off the Burn album is 🔥🔥🔥🎹🎵🎸🎙
Pink Floyd sounds like Deep Purple.Listen to Space Truckin from Made in Japan.Never an Organ sounded like this or ever will!
Thank you, I'll put them on my very big list 😁👌
I don't think this sounds anything like Floyd, tbh, whichever way round you frame it. I think he's just not used to hearing keyboards in heavy rock... I second your recommendation though! Anything from the 'Made in Japan' album is more than worth a listen. Greatest live album of all-time in many people's eyes. Mine included. Then again, I may be biased, as it was the 2nd album I ever bought! :)
@@Codex7777 Yeah I don't hear the Pink Floyd sound either. The heavy hammond paired with guitar is much more like another contemporary band that is unfortunately ignored by today's reactors--Uriah Heep.
Definitely is a Deep Purple vib. Jon Lord was the Hendrix of the Hammond. And Ritchie Blackmore on the Gibson could teach Hendrix a thing or two. Check out Ritchie's next band called Rainbow with Ronnie James Dio on vocals...."Stargazer" is a great starting point.
Tv audience back in those days were instructed to just sit and not react
Is very Deep Purple 😉 la mejor interpretación vocal en la historia lo único mejor que esto es la versión de la misma canción, pero en el Made in Japan,,,saludos.
It's a war protest song
This guy reviewing should check the time-line. Deep Purple were before Pink Floyd.
I asked the question, I didn't say one came before the other
1, well before Pink Floyd.
2, there are no synths on there, it's Hammond Organ.
3, the guitar is a Gibson not copy!
Jon Lord. Hammond organ through guitar amps. You review them? I'll watch them. I saw DP twice. Did this one both times. 15 percent of us knew what was going to happen. The rest were clueless.
Lazy from their album Machine Head. IT'S THE ONE!
Hammond organ..no synthesizers
I would say that "When a blind man cries" solo had an influence on Gilmour few years later
Cool as fuck! :)
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'Old Music' ? Since when did ANYONE refer to the works of Beethoven, Mozart, Tchaikovsky..................or the Beatles as 'Old Music' ? THIS is MUSIC - pure and simple..............................and not a Zimmer Frame in sight. Point ?
It's 50 years old not last year's music is it? 😂😂😂😂😂
So when you buy a vintage car from the 70's.... Does vintage not mean old?
I think you're being offended by a silly word to be fair buddy
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"Does vintage not mean old"
As in, say, 'A Vintage Folk's Home' ?
Yes - I take your point ;-)
But 'CLASSIC' would be a more appropriate word in THIS context, perhaps...............................
Ir cortando la actuación, es casi una ofensa para los que somos corazones Púrpura 💜💜💜💜💜
Where you from Lee?
How the eff is that a 'Pink Floyd vibe"? I love Floyd but this doesn't sound anything like them.
War in Vietnam not the Cold War!
No
Not the cold war but the Vietnam war.
Ian Gillan said it was inspired by the cold war.
@@pamridenour5824 Thanks for the info.
More black sabbath!
Please watch AC/DC let there be rock 1978 live Apollo…18yo Angus & Bon Scott:)
You should react to the band riot. I would suggest the song thundersteel. You could even do some of the recent live versions where the band is called riot V it has a different singer from the original but the new singer is incredible
Nada!! Ian Gillan es y será único!!!!!
Too many stupid comments wont follow
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Don't let the door hit you on the arse on the way out 🖕😂🖕
Sorry, cannot hear you cussing all the time while listening to the great music. Is it so indispensable? But then, again, it's your show. I will just show myself out. There are lots of other reactors who treat music, artists, and listeners with respect. Take care.
It's not me being disrespectful, it's just engrained in my vocabulary, I used to work as a builder... The language was a daily occurance.
@@infin8reactions I am not a snowflake myself. I know how to cuss. I was in the Russian army for God's sakes. But I try to separate flies from burgers. I normally ask to serve flies and burgers separately. I know you don't mean to be disrespectful. It's just my idiosyncrasies. But, again, it's your show, you are the boss. Like we say in the old country: Don't go to other people's monastery with your own typicon. Or: In Rome do as Romans do. Did not mean to offend you either. Thanks and take care.
Pink Floyd's copy deep putple
God, quit talking and listen. Dr G
God wasn't talking.... I was 🤣
What did you expect from a reaction channel pal?
What do i expect!? Constant interruptions ruin the flow if the track. Especially during key points in the song. I prefer (as many do) to insert a break during, comment, and then comment on your thoughts and feelings after the track when you have a full scope of the song as a whole. You can do what you wish, i for one will never listen to your channel. Dr G