I remember the reunion as if it happend yesterday!! It was a great time for the band, and for me personally. We didn''t have the internet or anything else described as "smart" back then, so I learned about the reunion from rumours. We didn't have any "UA-cam-ish" info channels at the time. I got to know about the reunion from a friend of mine who had overheard a conversation in a musicstore between a musician, who heard it while he was in the US, and an employee at the store.
They were younger here than i am now ! Im 44. Remember the original singer in Deep Purple Rod Evans ? He had a great voice. Rod hasnt been heard of in public since about 1980, i have just made something about him on here if anyone wants to see it ? Its in my recent uploads from August 2019, or just type in search bar above.....Where is Rod Evans
4:47 Very impressive how Ian is actually defending Ritchie Blackmore here... so... strange because they hate each other but it seems that Ian was kinda annoyed by that question
They're a wonderful band, yep ! Would love to see Jon and Ritchie together again, even with classical music. -They could form a great little acoustic duo there. Some years ago there was this thing that became known around the net as Jon Lord's Dream, something about him once mentioning getting everyone together for a one night concert with all DP family members on the same stage. At the Albert Hall, presumably. ;) So far still a dream only.
I saw them on that perfect strangers world tour in NZ .Richie had a hissy fit and didn't come back on stage for smoke on the water .I lost some of my hearing that night.
No pudieron repetir lo hecho en los 70, todos cometieron sus correspondientes errores pero siempre serán una de las mejores bandas de rock de la historia.
Anyway, reclaimerReclaimer, it's good to see them again as they were back in '84, before cell phones and the internet:-) What a great band! They had their dodgy moments during the 80s because of "smokin', drinkin' and messin' 'round with women", but all in all.... Great band! And what's even better, they still are:-)
The reunion year(s) was a fantastic time! The Perfect Strangers album came out really great (one of my favourite DP albums), and it seemed like the band had a lot of fun during the first year and a half. We didn't have internet at the time(!), so I soacked up all the news and rumours via magazines and.....well, rumours among the fans:-) Those were actually good times. I really enjoy todays "easy world", but when I grew up you had to work for what you knew. It's sort of too easy today....
notice blackmores not with the band even for the press conference interviews he really didnt want to be anywhere near Ian Gillan they were the original Axl and Slash LOL
Riazor1370 Ironically, Coverdals re-recorded ad releases stuff from is Purple days this year while Deep Purple with Gillan will have another new album shortly. Who didn't make any progress, you say ?
It's almost too easy today yes, having known both worlds now it seemed more fun back then where today's easier access makes everything a little bit less fun also since it's all about constant info and no real search necessary anymore. Thus no real anticipation experienced either. I think it shows in many later/current artists' songwriting too, somehow it's very lazy when growing up in today's world of cell phones and complacency. Makes a lot of modern rock music less interesting unfortunately.
Where is Ritchie? Ian always knows. Ritchie refuses to do endorsements whenever he can. Ian will speak on Ritchie's behalf most of the time on camera, something they keep almost always completely hidden from everyone at times, even their own kind, as in other true artists/gods and yes, even Satan at times, due to the powers that be.
I seen Deep Purple in concert and they were great!
R.I.P. Jon...the Greatest Rock Keyboardist eveeer...we´ll miss you all over the world, but your music will still blow our heads forever
PERFECT STRANGERS is the greatest comeback album ever.
I remember the reunion as if it happend yesterday!! It was a great time for the band, and for me personally. We didn''t have the internet or anything else described as "smart" back then, so I learned about the reunion from rumours. We didn't have any "UA-cam-ish" info channels at the time. I got to know about the reunion from a friend of mine who had overheard a conversation in a musicstore between a musician, who heard it while he was in the US, and an employee at the store.
R.I.P Jon Lord; a great man, a great musician.
What a gem of a clip.
Jon Lord is the guy! :) God rest his soul
They were younger here than i am now ! Im 44. Remember the original singer in Deep Purple Rod Evans ? He had a great voice. Rod hasnt been heard of in public since about 1980, i have just made something about him on here if anyone wants to see it ? Its in my recent uploads from August 2019, or just type in search bar above.....Where is Rod Evans
he was great with captain beyond after DP
Wish we had music programs like that on TV now..
4:47 Very impressive how Ian is actually defending Ritchie Blackmore here... so... strange because they hate each other but it seems that Ian was kinda annoyed by that question
OF SHE
They're a wonderful band, yep ! Would love to see Jon and Ritchie together again, even with classical music. -They could form a great little acoustic duo there. Some years ago there was this thing that became known around the net as Jon Lord's Dream, something about him once mentioning getting everyone together for a one night concert with all DP family members on the same stage. At the Albert Hall, presumably. ;) So far still a dream only.
That line is from "A Gypsy's Kiss" from their reunion album "Perfect Strangers":-)
how refreshing is to see simple, good looking men, smoking casually on the screen, nothing like this you can see today, shame
I saw them on that perfect strangers world tour in NZ .Richie had a hissy fit and didn't come back on stage for smoke on the water .I lost some of my hearing that night.
Jon Lord!!! R.I.P :'-(
No pudieron repetir lo hecho en los 70, todos cometieron sus correspondientes errores pero siempre serán una de las mejores bandas de rock de la historia.
hot Ian
Saw the PERFECT STRANGERS tour at the Cleveland Coliseum. It doesn't exist anymore. 😔
Boy George "Burn"
Anyway, reclaimerReclaimer, it's good to see them again as they were back in '84, before cell phones and the internet:-) What a great band! They had their dodgy moments during the 80s because of "smokin', drinkin' and messin' 'round with women", but all in all.... Great band! And what's even better, they still are:-)
Gillan's response to Jon is "I'll Rip Your Spine Out", and that is a Gillan (band) song title:-)
The reunion year(s) was a fantastic time! The Perfect Strangers album came out really great (one of my favourite DP albums), and it seemed like the band had a lot of fun during the first year and a half. We didn't have internet at the time(!), so I soacked up all the news and rumours via magazines and.....well, rumours among the fans:-) Those were actually good times. I really enjoy todays "easy world", but when I grew up you had to work for what you knew. It's sort of too easy today....
Jon Lord: "I'll rip your lungs out through your nose." hahaha! Don't mess with this guy!
notice blackmores not with the band even for the press conference interviews he really didnt want to be anywhere near Ian Gillan they were the original Axl and Slash LOL
Supper bandota !!
great video but where is ritchie???
hahaha i thought the interviewer had an Ipod for at first lol
Almost. Rod Steward.
Ironically, that Dave Coverdale which was made a smash hit comeback in 80's. Purple stuck in their old style hard rock and did'nt make any progress.
Riazor1370
Ironically, Coverdals re-recorded ad releases stuff from is Purple days this year while Deep Purple with Gillan will have another new album shortly.
Who didn't make any progress, you say ?
Perfect Strangers was a great album, I don't know what material you listen to.
It's almost too easy today yes, having known both worlds now it seemed more fun back then where today's easier access makes everything a little bit less fun also since it's all about constant info and no real search necessary anymore. Thus no real anticipation experienced either. I think it shows in many later/current artists' songwriting too, somehow it's very lazy when growing up in today's world of cell phones and complacency. Makes a lot of modern rock music less interesting unfortunately.
Who's the presenter? Looks like Ron Wood's brother. I like him, he's really into this.
Daniel Richler.
Stop. Wait a second. He heard rumors of Iron Butterfly and Yes getting back together? When the heck was this filmed?
isn't this ronny wood? :P
is that jeff beck ?
Where's Blackmore?
Only rarely gave on-camera interviews back in the day, especially for this era hard to find.
0:29 name of this song please!
Fool For Your Loving by Whitesnake.
reclaimerReclaimer thank you so much!!!
I don't know why John was getting mad at Ian. He's the one that was making a joke at him first.
Ritchie's nowhere to be seen; did he not like to hang out with the rest of the guys?
mircea1910 was thinking exactly same. Blackmore shines by not being there
He did not like to hang out with Ian Gillan ;-)
@@clausappel8086 well you right
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Where is Ritchie? Ian always knows. Ritchie refuses to do endorsements whenever he can. Ian will speak on Ritchie's behalf most of the time on camera, something they keep almost always completely hidden from everyone at times, even their own kind, as in other true artists/gods and yes, even Satan at times, due to the powers that be.