First Time Hearing Deep Purple - Child In Time (Reaction!)
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Ritchie Blackmore is the guitar GOAT!!! Jon Lord (RIP) keyboard GOAT!!! The 3 others are top 5 ever ( Ian, Ian, and Rodger). Next up for Deep Purple should be Highway Star (live of coarse) This band absolutely masters of music.They really put their heart and soul into every note. Keep up the good work young man.
The Album. Made in Japan.
Ditto
Jon LORD Of The Keyboard! 🎸🎤✌️🎶🎵🎶😎
Ditto
The "piano" you hear is a hammond organ , typical for the 70's psycadelik period style
Young Gillan was unreal.
Deep purple were all stars
Jon Lord (RIP) plays an organ, a piano has one keyboard, an organ can have multiple keyboards and a complete set of foot peddles as well. He is playing a Hammond Organ with a Lesile speaker, which gives it a distinctive sound as the speaker has a rotating head in its cabinet.
BOOM.
the beginning of Heavy Metal.
One of the godfathers.
Bruh,the way the singer can go from a normal male voice to inhumanly high,and back ,with such ease.... absolutely amazing!! And ,as usual, the reaction was...🔥🔥🔥
haha! It may sound like he does it with ease but apparently it destroyed his vocal chords and he could only perform it in limited times during live performances.
Such a masterpiece.
Ian Gillan is one of my favorite rock vocalists.
You should check out his version of “Gethsemane” from the rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar. ✌🏼😎🇺🇸
An instrumental and vocal classic masterpiece. All these guys are so great at what they do and this is live.
1970 release, anti war song. One of the greatest ever written! Apparently Ian could only perform it a few times live as it destroyed his vocal chords!
Hammond organ This band was up there with Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath always did their best work live. by the way still performing in 2023 song based on the cold war.
The 70s man !!!!
Gotta check out Deep Purple- Smoke On The Water Live (official music video).
My favorite song too
That bass is laying down those walking lines like crazy. Really underrated bass lines in deep purple. Sometimes they sound simple but I can say from experience it can be hard to keep up
They were my first concert. I saw them on November 10th, 1972 in Hershey PA when I was 14. It was awesome!!
Awesome Brother! I was born in 70 and first saw Black Sabbath in 83 with Ian Gillan singing In Dublin Ireland (Ozzie was in the naughty corner for a while).
My father saw Deep Purple in 1973 at Madison Square Garden, he still talks about it. At that time they were said to be the loudest band in the world, and my father can attest to the fact that he couldn’t hear properly all the next day after being in the 4th row center stage.
Lead singer In Gillian said thisGillan is quoted as saying that the song was created "using the Cold War as the theme", adding "the words came easily because we were all aware of the nuclear threat looming over us at what was probably the height of the Cold War."[4]
At last, factual comments, fed up reading the nonsense referring to Vietnam.
Great song! This is one of the few hard rock groups I enjoyed in the 60's-70's. Some of my favorites are their covers of Joe South's "Hush" & Neil Diamond's "Kentucky Woman", "Lazy", "Fireball", "Speed King", "My Woman From Tokyo", "Space Truckin'" etc.
Deep Purple is an iconic band! Their most known song is "Smoke On The Water". The guitar riff is legendary as it is the most played tune on the guitar! Every (!) guitarist knows how to play it - absolutly basic and often the first riff played when learning the guitar. It quite simple, but genius! The lyrics of the song are telling a true story about "Smoke On The Water - Fire In The Sky!" *sing
Great great song you have to check out lazy 1972 live in Copenhagen Ritchie Blackmore at its finest. Deep Purple one of the greatest rock bands of all time.
I'm of the same vintage as these guys and I was a fan of their music.
Never heard of them😂😂buckle up then, you going for a ride with this one😂😂Enjoy❤❤❤
Wow!
Jon LORD Of The Keyboard 🎶🎵🎶🎸
It's about people who follow orders without question, and the consequence they can expect.
Hello from Cody Wyoming😊you're quickly becoming my new favorite reactor...watch you every day...you're awesome keep it up.all are welcome to the rabbithole of deep purple put your seat belt on
A great song from the album Deep Purple in rock.
Big up yourself bruh 😁
Thank you for mentioning how the music suddenly stops. To me, that's the coolest thing, just instantly stops, not an echo or sound, amazing!
Oh Man...The explosive voice of Ian Gillian..........
Hard rock at it's best.
Richie Blackmore, Deep Purple guitarist at this time, has a band with his wife called... BLACKMORE'S NIGHT. They play a unique genre ... neo-medieval folk rock. You should react to the "Official Live Video" version of the song ... UNDER A VIOLENT MOON. They do an excellent cover of the Joan Baez hit DIAMONDS AND RUST ... her story of a phone call from Bob Dylan, whom she dated for 4 years when they were younger. I'd play the Joan Baez version because it's her story.
Live album. Made in Japan. You will love it😊😊😊
Absolutely one of my favorite songs and thank you for the reaction! The lead singer Ian Gillan is a beast and once sang for Black Sabbath on their album "Born Again". That song Born Again show cases some of his high notes and I would love to see your reaction on that one! Thanks again!
Deep Purple were fore runners of heavy metal. This song is protest of Viet Nam war. Simply amazing and thought provoking. If you are ready for a real head banger, check out Highway Star by them. Just don't listen to it in the car!!!! You have been reacting to some fabulous music. Keep up the good work! Kaye in Kentucky
Actually, it was a protest of the cold war, not Vietnam.
Actually, it was a protest of the cold war, not Vietnam.
I’m glad you called out the stop in the middle. That is so impressive
So fun. They were so talented and they rock so hard.
Check out their song lazy from their iconic Machine Head album in early 70s if you want to see John Lord own that Hammond B3 organ through a marshall stack or whatever particular thing he was playing at for the studio recording and there's also decent live footage of them doing it.
1970……the birth of heavy metal. The song is about the Vietnam war
It was an expression of horror over Vietnam and of empathy for the young people who found themselves embroiled in it (I’m cryin for you day and night) and what it required of them.
The studio (original) version has a different ending that makes that clear, this was wild but changed the meaning I believe to accommodate the network.
The studio version also contains one of the most iconic guitar solos of the era somewhat less emphasis on the organ, but is imo a master work.
Thanks for the reaction, good to see their work appreciated. ✌🏻
A 70-es évek legnagyobb Rock bandája!
A soldier is wounded... laying on his back in "no mans land" during WW1. Staring at the sky, these are his screams of pain and sadness... knowing his death is imminent.
The very polite 70's tv audiance are probably in total shock during this performance.
Is a TV show
You are great man, subscribed.
Hi Shon, thanks a lot for this portal about Child In Time, coming from you 😊an absolute brilliant show of yours. Seems you liked that song😂, and it's true, this song is one of the best ever. Thank you very much for, your podcast was the best regarding others. Cheers from Munich, Germany😊😅😂
Hard to tell? Vietnam!!!! Those were the days rolling Stones,, Jimi Hendrix, bob Dylan Everybody anti war
man this kid is sharp as a tack he's brilliant he should become a Republican and like run for political office
live no autotune nothing else to say except great reaction
I've been enjoying your journey in to the dark rabbit hole of old skool metal for some time. I told you to get some Black Sabbath in your life some time ago. Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple are known as the "Unholy Trinity" of British Metal. All Metal was inspired by these Diamond Geezers! The Keyboard/organ sound you like is a Hammond B5 Organ, an instrument incredibly well utilised by the African American musical collective back in the day for extremely funky purposes. It's a bank holiday Friday and Beer O'clock is in the rear view mirror. In general I'm 100% right, but don't quote me on that! But do look up Hammond B5 music, we all need to get our Groove on. Kinds regards as always from Dublin Ireland.
Deep Purple, my favorite band. Thanks for this video. Please react to Ian Gillan singing "Gethsemane / I only want to say" from the rock opera "Jesus Christ Superstar". It's amazing!!!! Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber decided to ask Ian to sing the role of Jesus when they heard "Child in time" on the radio.
THIS OL' COWBOY
by the marshal Tucker Band.
Its a banger. An old slow ass gansta banger. country style. circa 1974
Iron maiden and black sabbath are a must
That was fun !
The birth of "Speed Metal"...
Saw them live back in the mid 80’s and yes they were awesome.
You should check out the singer Ian Gillian singing in the rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar.
And it actually was the first version of Jesus Christ Superstar
I’m surprised you didn’t notice and comment on how ridiculously stoic the audience was. You’d expect the audience to be up on their feet rockin out, but it was the times, in showing respect for the performance.
It's funny watching you react with me knowing what is ahead in the song that you haven't heard yet. Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath are commonly referred to at the Holy Trinity of Heavy Metal. They created the sound and influenced every rock music sub-genre after.
That was my time period. I (we) never considered it as metal, that came later, this was heavy rock to me.
The keyboard is a Hammond B3 with the Leslie spinning speakers.
SERIOUSLY - listen to this song and the whole live album (all on YT) "Made in Japan" by Deep Purple. This song is better. There's a vocal/guitar battle on "Strange Kind of Woman". "Highway Star" is effing nuts. Ian Gillan has a short yelling contest with the polite Japanese crowd
I wore that cassette out 5 times through high school.
How did you like that great song Ritchie Blackmore the best guitarist in the world I think Dimension the best drummer the best Oregon player and the best singer I really good bass player phenomenal love you reaction keep up the good work
'third time I blew my mind all against the wall' is the only part you missed or didn't comment on otherwise great 1st time listening reaction.
It is a war song but as I understand it he was referring to the fear of the UK' s getting involved and how the mothers would cry for the children ❤
It is definitely about war. The cold war and Vietnam.
SO MUCH of hard rock and the origin of metal were based in the anti-Flower Power vibe (War Pigs by Black Sabbath to use a seminal example), and Deep Purple were one of those that created these genres.
The instrument played by Jon Lord Is an Hammond organ
For an even more epic live version (audio only): ua-cam.com/video/G54KUqOsf34/v-deo.html Child in Time begins at 1:28:29
Two classic Purple tracks were released as singles that year (1970), "Black Night" and "Speed King". Both recommended.
Me encanta tu reacción!! Deep Purple pertenecen a la llamada Trinidad Impía junto a Led Zeppelin y Black Sabbath, se les considera los padres del metal.
Cualquier canción que escuches de Deep Purple no te defraudará nunca.
Cinco genios de la música ❤
Ian Gillan, la voz de oro!! Todos y cada uno de ellos son maestros en lo que hacen.
El público se mantiene en silencio porque están grabando en un estudio de televisión, en vivo... probablemente no son fans de la banda.
Gran Bretaña dió éstos magníficos hijos del hard rock.
Zeppelin y Black Sabbath también son geniales!!
💜💜💜💜💜
Shon, man, you may have been raised on R & B but this is your grandparents music!!
Great one
Wonderful bro! Another great song: REM - Leave
You’re not ready
Dude. Love your reactions. Your energy and enthusiasm is infectious.
Sweet Child Of MIne, Wait For Da Rice mechea😮
Try 'Highway Star" "Lazy " "My Women from Tokyo "
Try NEW ORDER - legendary iconic dance synth alternative band - 40 years. Try the track "CRYSTAL' by them. If you do do it, remember, the band in the video are actors. Its a fake out.
Judas Priest - painkiller
Judas priest - victim of changes
It was a Vietrnam/ cold war song - it was definitely about war
%The song is about ( cold war ) like NOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I’m late here but I didn’t see Jethro Tull in your reactions. They are a good time on stage. “Locomotive Breath” is a good song to start with if you want your fancy tickled.
Great content and consistency, btw 👍👏
I heard Ian Gillen talk about this song and the way Ritchie Blackmore would be a swine and start it in a slightly higher key each time when live so Gillen would mentally freak out knowing he had to stretch that bit too high to get those top notes. Because it was like an Olympic level of singing and he got to the point where he had to stop singing child in time. His vocal
Chords just couldn’t take it anymore and he never sung it again.
You should hear zz top two snake boogy
That horrible Vietnam war...we lost 57,000 of our beautiful young boys in that far off jungle...still hurts.
Yeah, and between 2.500.000 - 4.000.000 Vietnamese, Lao and Cambodian civilians (not to mention their beautiful boys in arms).
@@manjag513 Too many...we slaughtered those little monkeys and lost our boys...for what.
Smoke on the Water! You will have heard the beat.
Back in the days Ian Gillan had soul...
Deep Purple are amazing. Have you even started on the Pink Floyd journey yet? Look at the whole animals album and Echoes.
NO AUTOTUNE...THANK GOD
This is a suicide song. The third time he blew his mind all against the wall. That was the final statement.
This song was about the horrific Vietnam War that was raging at the time. If you do a Google search for this song you can find the lyrics.
Ian said it was the cold war.
The most well known song by Deep Purple is probably Smoke on the Water. One of my favourites is Hush but probably a controversial opinion I actually prefer the cover by Kula Shaker
Just call it “KEY BOARDS “
Try the Album Machine Head
Maybe we need to think more because the meaning od the song does ask for you to think.
War sucks.
War against another country or a war within your own country or even a war within a family......
War causes pain.
The message is real and it can be applied to many senerios.
One of my favorite reactions of yours!!!!!!!! You're so perceptive, intelllagent, curious, joyful, etc........ Do yourself a favor, react to Elton John, "Funeral For a Friend" it's life changing!
Vietnam war and soldiers dying for nothing!!! that's what it's about
No
yes war feeds duality. So it pained many who were living it. it was a testimony. bless them all and those who carried the burden. And respect for those children who gave there lives. @@bluesdoc737
who's squeezing his nuts man....halarious
If, and it's big if, you get a few more subscribers you might be able to afford a shirt. Good luck with that.
Love these things cos i heard 'em 53 yr ago..careful brother,you may turn white lol
I appreciate your enthusiasm bro, but put on a shirt please.
niceeeeee reaction, but hocus focus . focusss take it easy
No, no, no, should have went for the original studio version.
Anti war song , probs Vietnam
So much better than Bed Zeppelin. Maybe gonzo Bonham should be part of this band of genius. Best hard rock band so far !!! Huuush little Kids !!! You don't know what I am talking about. It's called SOUL . Deep purle got soul !!! Not Bed Zeppelin....