Deep Purple - Wring That Neck (Live in Paris, 1970) [REACTION VIDEO] | Rebeka Luize Budlevska
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- Опубліковано 26 жов 2022
- Hi guys!!!
Today I chose to react to Deep Purple - Wring That Neck (Live in Paris, 1970). OMG… THAT WAS DIFFERENT!!!! I DIDN’T EXPECT THIS AT ALL… NICE….
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Ritchie Blackmore is the greatest Rock Guitarist of his era imo
DP were the best rock band. Every member of this band was just perfect 👍.
Ritchie Blackmore, the one and only!!!!!!!
This song and "Mandrake Root" are very amazing to see in this 1970 performance
Nothing but pure natural talent, not auto-tune or playback etc. Deep Purple can be described in just one word- PERFECTION
Deep Purple is one of the 2 or 3 greatest rock band's ever. I urge you to review their live album titled Made in Japan. It's a double album which will leave you speechless.
I will second that greatest live album ever DP at there best👍
Especially space trucken live full version 23 minutes of organ and drum duo ...
@@balticstain7150 Absolutely !
The guitar solo in Child In Time is the best live guitar solo ever recorded. Arguably.
@@bignorbert1136 I disagree. Check out Led Zeppelin 's 26 minute performance of Dazed and Confused from the Madison Square Garden concert. The greatest guitar solo ever starts right after the part with the violin bow. Hope you pull it up.
Blackmores guitar solos are epic!
Ritchie Blackmore’s iconic guitar playing is easily recognizable and is one of the great masters of improvisation. Still live Perfect Strangers and Knocking at your back door.
I'm 62 and when I heard Deep Purple Child in Time in 1971 it changed how I looked at music. It was beautiful, haunting and so damn different. That being said I went on a quest with out my parents approval to see them as many times as I could . And back in the day after Child they would sometimes play this so Ian could rest his voice.
The best live band ever
Ritchie Blackmore is an improvisation master. He is my favorite guitarist, whether it is with Deep Purple, Rainbow, or Blackmore's Night. Ritchie has some great instrumentals with Rainbow. "Weiss Heim", "Snowman" and "Carry on Jon" are great instrumentals worth reviewing. Or even the Rainbow live version of "16th Century Greensleeves", he plays a classical solo of Greensleeves before he takes it to beast level with the actual song. His talent is so good.
I agree 100%. I have been a Blackmore fan since I first put In Rock on my GE Wildcat Stereo at 9 years old and Speed King came blaring out the speakers. I believe he is the greatest guitarist in Rock History.
RITCHIE BLACKMORE EL MAYOR INFLUENCER DEL HEAVY Y HARD ROCK EN LA HISTORIA DEL ROCK!!!!
Deep Purple and Rainbow. The best!
I’m a huge DP fan & ashamed to say this is the first time I’ve heard this .. Holy Crap!!! It was massive.. blues, metal, hard rock, classical all in one song, 10 minutes went past in a minute… I know Blackmore could be a pain in the butt.. but you can’t fault his brilliance on the guitar.
Yeah this is from their second album The Book of Taliesyn. Their first three albums are in a different style to what people now consider 'Classic Purple' (think progressive pop rock rather than heavy rock) but they're still very good and well worth a listen 😊
Yes but they straid away from their rock influences and and added more blues/ commercial tones which was not them , fireball/ in rock were their best lps.
Machine Head was still part of that early rock template so I'm not sure why you didn't add that to In Rock & Fireball?
@@eddhardy1054 because machine head was going more commercially despite sontw hit ...
@@balticstain7150 But it was still a great album
....a beautiful soul, that is. Love your reactioms. ❤
My very 1st concert, DP live in 1970. I was 16, and yes they were this good even then.
Iconic Guitar solo by Ritchie Blackmore,
& Ian Lord's Hammond Organ Tunes ❤️🔥
Love Deep Purple ❤️🔥 Thanks Beks 😘
One of the ALL TIME rockingest bands that will EVER be!!
Beautiful
They were, and still are, an awesome live band.
my favourite band growing up in the 60s and 70s still listen to them everyday
Thanks for this Rebeka, I had not seen this video before. I love your reactions, so much passion and joy.
As for Ritchie Blackmore, how many guitarists can combine rock, blues, jazz and classical into one solo, pure genius. He has no peers in my opinion.
In the early 70's, performances longer than 10 minutes were not so unusual in rock scene.
People enjoy watching virtuosos musicians doing their thing.
Deep Purple is a band that never play their songs as recorded on studio; they felt very confortable on stage, and very forced and unconfortable in the studio, so this is not the exception, the guys enjoyed it very much..
WRING THAT NECK is a track from their second album called "The Book Of Taliesyn" recorded by the Mark I line-up, that included Rod Evans on vocals and Nick Simper on bass, but in 1969 they replaced them with IAN GILLAN on vocals and ROGER GLOVER on bass, plus the founder members JON LORD on keyboards, RITCHIE BLACKMORE on guitar and IAN PAICE on drums, they found the perfect match to grow up to a global status level, this is known as the mythical DEEP PURPLE MARK II.
This performance is from 1970, and at that time, Mark II only had recorded an album titled DEEP PURPLE IN ROCK with only 7 tracks, so they still play on stage material from the Mark I era. (after all Mark I had released 3 albums in more than a year, so they still have material in stock to perform).
They had more pieces where, in live performances, instrumental parts last and last... with lots of improvisations passages from the organ and the guitar, such as MANDRAKE ROOT (from their 1st album SHADES OF DEEP PURPLE), I recommend you to react to (here is the link: ua-cam.com/video/8tZhoENQz_k/v-deo.html ) it has a furious vocal part in the beginning, then goes the instrumental part up to the end.
As you have already reacted to CHILD IN TIME (from DP IN ROCK), you can imagine how savage, jazzy, improvisational and classical mix they made, showing clearly what kind of musicians they were at that time, real masters of every instrument, not any other hippies or high school friends band; as I've told before, they were looking for the best, and they achieved it.
Thanks for sharing your reaction. I like the way you are so direct about what you like and what you don't, and I really like how you enjoy Deep Purple music. It's a pleasure to count you as an admirer of my favorite band.
I hope someday you will be willing to react to MARK III line up of Deep Purple with David Coverdale on vocals and Glenn Hughes on bass, and also to react to more recent live performances from MARK VI, MARK VII and MARK VIII, they are still on tour and so powerful and great as always.
Cheers my friend, see you soon
Love Deep Purple with Ritchie Blackmore. Thanks for reacting Rebeka!
Ritchie Blackmore is a iconis guitar player.
Keep in mind Rebeka this performance was heavily edited. Purple would play Wring That Neck for around 30 minutes with massive jams, Ritchie and Jon swapping runs, Jon with an extended keyboard solo and of course Ritchie with his extended solo.
In this clip, Ritchie Blackmore demonstrates in 10 minutes why he is the best ever. He realizes more in these 10 minutes than many players realize in a lifetime. Plays blues, classical, rock, jazz, plays with feelings and burns up the fretboard and demonstrates some amazing techniques. Blackmore influenced thousands of guitarists.
I am glad you gave a shoutout to the bass (Roger Glover) and the keyboards (the late great Jon Lord). Ian Paice on drums along with Roger on bass formed a superb rhythm section.
man some tasty jazz from ritchie here..what a talent and what a band! glad you enjoyed it👍
Many hard rock bands just use guitar solos as "fills", playing the same boring solo over and over again at concerts. Ritchie's solos are unique, always interesting, always different - you never know what you get.
... наконец то появился Перпл концертный! Настоящий рок спектакль!
This video=EPIC!Rebeka=EPIC!)
Chasing Shadows is another tasty slice of Purple from the pre-Mark ll band.
Hi Rebeka, not seen this before so thanks for showing it and what a great reaction as well! Some fabulous playing with Ritchie very much to the forefront. Keep on rockin' beautiful girl!
Deep Purple is been always one of my fav bands. Listening them about 50-years tells that and over 30cd:s and "few" LP:s I have. It's a shame that there isn't much video material about Mk1 lineups. Still like them as well and they are part of Deep Purple history. Always like to see these videos even all over again.
I made a mental note on official video’s. So if you go on to the next song off of this concert footage, it definitely features some awesome vocals from Ian Gillian. And he even plays the bongo’s. Then the pure talent of Jon Lord on keyboards shines on his incredible solo on this song. I’ve been listening to Deep Purple for over 40 years. This is gold. First time for me seeing this.
YES !! The made in Japan live recordings are the best !!
Mandrake root from this same show.
Ian Gillan
What a fantastic band Richie Blackmore takes some beating outstanding Guitarist
Please play tracks of Made in Japan greatest live album.
This is a very interesting piece of music. I think this was from mrk 1 and used in mrk 2 for a while.
Wow, the video came with an in person disclaimer by Rebeka.
Deep Purple ROCKS❗
💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Rebeka Dear ! The next DP number you should try is Mandrake Root live version! You are picking up the old gems of DP and this is a Must !
Jimmy Page in an interview a few years back stated that he could not touch Ritchie Blackmore in soloing.
Not too shabby indeed. But I suspect a large section was edited out of this clip at some point, because when they played this piece live, they usually included an extended organ solo which was just as long and ambitious and interesting as the gutiar section. You can find several other clips online which bear this out. Excellent reaction, regardless.
Gonna see Purple live in a little more than a week from now. Can't wait!
You give another song of theirs a go: Hard Lovin' Man. It might be their heaviest song.
An interest thing about this video is that it might be first time I noticed Roger Glover, the bass player, using fingerstyle instead of a pick.
They may like it or not but technically they are the best band of all time!! Deep purple forever 🎶🎶🎶
You should check out Son of Alerik by them you will like that one too.
Joe Bonnamassa &Tina Guo Woke up Dreaming Live at Carnegie Hall
Thank you, been listening/watching (inc last week at the O2) DP for nearly fifty years but not seen this before.
Great reaction Rebeka. One of the best bands from that era.
Even with the disclaimer, you found a great video that I've never seen. Thanks for digging deep.
I think it is safe to say, that Ritchie Blackmore was and is just as good or better that Jimmi Page! No wonder they really did not like each other. Stiff competition.
You used to have videos...not anymore....well, I do fine with your oudies...😋 By the way, thänks for beieng a good rockker...🤗 !
react to the 1969 25 minute version at the bilzen jazz festival kinda the same but more of it lol 😁
I really liked this but what stood out for me was the organ riffs by the great Jon Lord, and the incredible air drumming by you Rebeka. 🙂👍
Awesome reaction. Thumbs up.
I understand the copyright laws. Some of my favorite videos have been blocked on UA-cam because of this. Keep up the good work here!
Great reaction Rebeka!
🤘 Along with Black Sabbath, they're the Godfathers of Heavy Metal 🤘
¿Next DP song you should react? Try with "Woman From Tokyo", "Pictures of Home" or "Space Trukin".
Sabbath,Deep Purple In Rock but let’s not forget Zeppelin 1 and 2 ,I mean communication breakdown has to be up there also as the start of metal
Hendrix heard this I’m sure. Ritchie got him to up his game.
great song choice to react Rebeka
Ian Paice plays bass and guitar on his drums
Yes. Great song. Now I have a suggestion for you to listen to. Edgar Winter group. Frankenstein. (Live at the midnight special) It's my favorite rock instrumental.
6,of november 2022 Campo pequeno in Lisbon Portugal / i will be there.
There is no one individual in deep purple they are all talented musicians they were a brilliant rock jam band until that was destroyed by other players who wanted to change their style which they weren't......
You are beautiful!
Rebeka, listen to the latest unreleased Queen "face it alone" you won't regret it!!
hello Rebeka you look nice
React to Queen Face it a Lone
English bands are the best 😘🇬🇧
Better look the band than your eyes ? I'm a huge fan of DP ... Sorry beauty /kiss
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