Why isn’t anyone commenting about Ian Gillan? I mean almost 25 years after this monster comes out-he doesn’t quite have the stage presence-but I mean vocally it’s damn impressive still.
@@cliffords2315 This is a gig from 1993. Here, you see two Leslies standing on top of two woofer cabinets and a stereo PA system left and right. The Leslies were modified to work with an outside rackmount power amp system (Crown Microtech amps, 800 Hz crossover for the Leslies) and had JBL 2482 midrange drivers and probably Peavey Black Widow woofers inside them. The Marshall Majors were used in the 70ies. For how long exactly, I don't know, since they were also used to power the Leslies during the Mk III days, as far as I've heard and it also seems like it when listening to live recordings from that era. But that dry Marshall sound without Leslies was the Mk II sound between 1970 and 1973.
@@hammondvoodoo9555 very cool info. I love this era of DP's live sound. How did you acquire such knowledge? Have you made your living in this area of expertise?
@@parallaxview2143 I acquired my knowlegde eventually by reading through all available sources and trying out as much gear as I could, which took many years. I'm a Hammond enthusiast and always strived for the best rock sound one can have. It's not as straight forward as, for instance, trying to get a great Hammond Jazz sound. The single ingredient to this is "get really nice examples of the original gear from the 1950ies/60ies and meet with technicians who can bring it back to pristine condition without ruining its soul". However, a really great rock sound is based on a lot of step-by-step experimentation. It makes a lot of sense to try what has been successfully used by others. It's a great hobby. Thanks for your appreciation :-).
Now I understand why I didn't get to see the original line up in Nov 1994. I had the chance to talk to them (except for Ian Paiste, who decided not to participate at the last minute) at a Meet and Greet party before the show. Gillan, Glover and Lord (RIP) were so nice to the fans, autographing old vinyls, posing for pictures and answering questions. And there was Steve Morse, alone in a corner. Nobody payed attention to him. Me, being a guitarist, approached him and had one of the greatest talks about guitars, amps and music in general I've ever had with a major figure. I already knew who he was but couldn't figure out why he had replaced Blackmore mid tour. I can see why now.
I saw deep purple two times with Ritchie Blackmore. I saw Steve Morse with deep purple two times. It was a real good thing that Steve Morse joined that band cheers
Exactly... Ritchie was incredible in the 70's, Those riffs and guitar technique were fondamental for the rock music, but Steve Morse is more complex musician and better gutiarist overall. RB was never a great on the live shows...
Yo he sido suertudo, pero sobre todo bendecido, tengo 58 años me tocó escuchar la Mejor Música de Todos los Tiempos: 60, 70, 80, 90, y la seguiré escuchando mientras Dios me lo Permita, El Arte, Ingenio, Sentimiento, interpretación y Sensibilidad con la que fueron hechas todas estas canciones es genial, soy rockero de corazón y toda esta música me transporta a los años vivídos con una Nostalgia Increíble, como anteriormente alguien puso, si pudiera regresar en el tiempo, con gusto lo haría!!! En estos tiempos difíciles que estamos viviendo es un remanso de paz y alegría escuchar esta maravillosa música para desestresarse y transportarte a una burbuja donde te sientes, seguro, en paz y alegre por lo vivido!!! Bendiciones para Todos🙏🏽❤️🍀
@@ivanbzn1982 no fue al camarógrafo, fue a Gillan; porque ya traían broncas anteriormente. Recordemos que después de la reunión de 1984, Blackmore intrigo de nuevo para sacar a Ian Gillan en 1989; en esos años el que salió al quite fue Joe Lynn Turner con los cuáles grabó "slaves and masters". Volvieron a llamar a Gillan, y es cuándo las diferencias suben de tono, incluso en el mismo escenario; Blackmore los dejaba tocando solos, se escondía detrás de los amplificadores, o se retiraba antes de tiempo. Hasta que Blackmore los vuelve a abandonar en 1993, y por lo visto (es la primera vez que veo éste video) las broncas entre Gillan y Blackmore, eran bastantes fuertes. Antes no se agarraron a chingadazos en pleno escenario.
A very Happy 78th Birthday Richard Hugh Blackmore "The Man in Black". 14 April 1945.. Say what you want but.. Ritchie is still a R&R guitar god.. Many more Richard Hugh....
MAPIOH very enlightening! But I still think it was very unprofessional of him to not start playing until late in the opening song and throw a bottle of water towards Ian Gillan, the audience does not have to partake in their shenanigans
Dear Fans, About ten years ago, then I was twelve years old, one day when my father wasn’t at home, I was searching for good concertfilms on one of my father’s VHS which had been recorded from foreign TV channels. I found this concert’s short version (live in Birmingham, 1993) and as a child I was so fascinated by this band, the band members, and their enchanting and impressive music style at first sight. I’m Hungarian, and until that time in my childhood I had only listened hungarian rock bands for example Bikini, Edda, Akos. However in that moment I fall in love with Deep Purple, especially because I discovered songs in repertoire which I could had heard before on radio or somewhere, and its had a kind of mood. Such as Smoke on the water with its legendary riff. The appearance and the clothes of the guitarist, the organist, the singer… were so legendary for me, especially the organist’s glasses, hairdo, moustache… these things gave me the impression that they could be a very great, famous band with virtuoso musicians. The organist’s and the guitarist’s talent how they were playing on their instruments amazed me. Watching the concert, I didn’t know the name of the band or band members yet. I asked my brother about it. He thought it could be Deep Purple. That day I found in my father’s room a CD titled The very best of Deep Purple and I found on it on the one hand the same songs from the concert but in studio version, and on the other hand I discovered even more songs which produced the same effect on me just like Smoke On The Water during the watching concert. Such as Knocking At Your Back Door, Bad Attitude, Burn, The Battle Rages On, Sometimes I Feel Like Screaming, and Haunted. In following weeks I got all of DP albums. I’ve been thinking that Come Hell Or High Water is their best live performance and show and it’s full of power, legendary mood… I’ve been considering that they are the best rock band even tough I’ve met lots of bands. Deep Purple has inspired me in music life so much. I'm sad because I wasn't born earlier with two or three decades in order to experience their golden age and greates successes.
Oh man thank you very very much for letting us having part of you discovered one of the greatest hard rock bands in the world ... .very emotional story ...I hope you still enjoy all the bands we have today and still listen to this kind of good old handmade rock music ....all the best for you ...peace
At least you can still see them live. I'm taking my 15 year old son with me in September. I saw Pink Floyd at 13 in 1994. I really enjoyed that show. My point is, at least you found them in time to enjoy them. I never got to see them with Blackmore, but I did get to see them with John lodge before he retired in 2002 and died 10 years later. The current band is still pretty badass.
Yeah, but did you notice how at 1:45 he wants to start the song and has to realize that he is being stood up because there is just no guitar player? Total dick move by RB, IMHO. So, no wonder IP means business at 4:36.
@@massimopescatori6514 look at how hard he is playing the snare roll at 4.36. That's what is meant by "saying 'That's enough!'" He basically kicks him out of the solo.
@@tomruedell He did ha ha. Blackmore was in the middle of his phrase and you can tell he’s like “ok then….” Fuck him and his pendejadas. He can play his dumb Spinal Tap minstrel bullshit instead. The guy showed up when it was time for him to play his solo.
Hey guys, I'm born 1990. I've seen them for seven times, i think. Damn, when you hear these classics....it's a pitty we we'rent born earlier. Too Bad that you can't play in Lörrach this year. I wish you all the best and.... Keep on Rocking Roll! Superb
@@user-oz5pv8ij1i Я вот не понял что он там сделал. Вроде как стакан воды презрительно выплеснул в сторону Гилана. Ох блин эти их разногласия. Такую группу развалили.
@@leandrorochafreitas5421 Eu li que o Ritchie não queria câmeras no palco. Jon riu, mas foi um sentimento misto de engraçado e revolta por causa do que Ritchie fez.
@@leandrorochafreitas5421 Esta performance ao vivo é bem conhecida pelo comportamento errático de Blackmore no palco. A banda abriu com Highway Star sem Blackmore, que não entrou no palco até seu solo de guitarra, aproximadamente às 15h. Por razões desconhecidas, ele questionou a presença de um cinegrafista filmando atrás de Ian Gillian no lado oposto do palco. No meio de seu solo, ele procurou por um objeto projétil e jogou um copo d'água no cinegrafista. A banda ficou confusa com a comoção, mas terminou a música, então Blackmore prontamente retornou ao seu camarim e não continuou o show até que o cinegrafista fosse retirado. Blackmore afirmou ter concordado com as filmagens do show com a condição de que não houvesse câmeras no palco ou entre a banda e o público.
The first finger vibrato at 3:37 is what defines Blackmore's sound and what a genius he is. The bends after that and the phrases that follow are simply genius. Very melodic guitar playing. Also just look at how tight the band is - the first two verses are without a guitarist and yet the hold on so tight. They could very well complete the song without Ritchie and it would still sound good. The body language of the other members especially Lord, Paice, and Glover clearly indicate how they used to cope with the huge ego of RB. Immensely talented group of people nonetheless.
Лучшие... Любимая группа моего отца и выросла на них... 7летней девочкой устроила папе с андал что не берет с собой на концерт Яна Гиллана... И теперь мне уже 40... И я до сих пор люблю эту музыку)))
Я был на концерте " дееп пёрпл " в Ереване в скк наверно лет 12 --14 назад. Я будущий большим фанатом " дееп пёрпл " впервие слишал их в живую и понял , что значит мега музика. Они были уже взрослие люди , можно сказать ближе к старости .Их собрал Ян Гиллан специально для концерта в Ереване. Это было неописуемо , это было super. В зале были из фанати из Грузии , Ирана ,России , Украини .Зал гудел и многим было по 50 --45 -- 60. Я столько длинноволосых иранцев не выдел. До сих пор храню две оригинальние виниловие диски . " in rock " и " fireboll". Не зря гимном хард рока считается " smoke on the wather ". Привет из Еревана.
@@mikegeroev4536 , очень точно не скажу , но это было где то в 2012-- 2014 г.г. Концерт был в СКК им . Демирчяна , на холме Цицернакаберд ( кто был а Ереване ннает этот СКК ) и концерт организовал сам Йан Гиллан . Он сам , один пару раз ( после Спитакского землетрясения в 1988г. ) давал сольные концерти и всю выручку отправил в фонд создания новых музикальных школ в зоне землетрясения и особенно города Гюмри . Ну вообщем так , в тут я и почуствовал что значит МЕГА ЗВЕЗДИ и МЕГА МУЗИКА . Я выдел там фанатов не только из Ирана и Грузии но даже из Украини ,России и даже из Польши . Вообще Йан Гиллан и в Англии давал благотворительние концерти , на вырученние средства купил много музыкальных инструментов и всякое что связано с музикальним образованием . В Ереване дали концерти и Джетро талл , это где - то тоже 2014 - 2015 г.г. и уже где - то 1978 -- 80 г.г. ( насколько память не изменяет ) Би Би Кинг но на этих концертах я не бывал . И в том же СКК был на концерте ( имя не помню ) какой --то еврейской певици которая в 2000 -х годах была очень популярна и на западе и на востоке , особенно его песня " Хабиби " . Забил сказать что этот был уже не концерт вроде как " Дип Перпл " возвращается или вроде этого а сам Йан Гиллан собрал всех бывших участников в полний состав вроде не было Ритчи Блекмора . Я поискал и нашел , еврейская певица Алабина .
They have been to Iceland three times I saw them along with my son at 15 early this century and they came back only 2 years later and my son said "I want to see them again" and we went to see them again and they thrilled us !! fantastic. !!
Мальчики , самые лучшие в мире и во все времена! Я никогда не была на ваших концертах, но вы и ваша музыка шли всегда параллельно с моей жизнью, вы моя молодость ! И этим я счастлива , быть с вами современником. Вы совершенство!!!
У вас сложности с передвижением?Группа вроде выступает везде и всегда и не так и дорого билеты.Я из Талллинна в Санкт-Петербург езжу и на хоккей,и на ДП,а это заметьте разные страны и 350 км.
There are so many live recordings of this number with their own unique intros, but this is my favourite, by far. Both musically and visually. Gillan´s doing his own thing at the front and you can see the other three taking glances over to the other side of the stage, but building the momentum beautifully to that point of no return - Ritchie, or no Ritchie. Jon Lord in particular, showing his prowess here. Cheers Ritchie, a gem of a clip.
@@skibee its sad, on audio record is, but there its shame of editor! not only the interviews but also the shit cuting ruined the concert. isn't the whole concert uncut somewhere?
It's OK it's very nicely recorded and quite polite. Wal make solid basses that do the job. Jon Lord's Hammond is like so many modern Hammond sounds, clean and polished with just a hint of overdrive compared to the lovely dirty grit of those early rock Hammond sounds (eg Steppenwolf "Born To Be Wild" is a good example). The whole sound gets louder as they build to the three chord change, nice and predictable, nothing too outrageous. I'm assuming you haven't heard the German Live TV version from '72. I love the way the "tune up" at the beginning (actually they're just checking their instruments are switched on and mic'd up) morphs seamlessly and organically into something more structured as Lord pumps out that three chord pattern. Blackmore's guitar is wailing, whining and bursting into feedback...everything's so LOUD (whereas these days everything seems to be so...polite and well behaved). Roger Glover is playing a Fender Precision bass with maple neck - a much loved configuration of mine - the deep impact and middle frequency growl of the Precision has an edgy definition that cuts through the mix - and he's a slinky bass player on it. Yeh, the mix has some wooliness in the bass frequencies - it's not as polished and professionally recorded as what we get these days. But I'd willingly sacrifice a bit of hi fidelity for real spirit and attitude.
@@totusfloreo5126 afair R said he didn't want to the cameramen to enter the stage. Don't quote me on that one though. It's basically something to do with R's dislike for being filmed on stage.
This live performance is well known for Blackmore's erratic behaviour on stage. The band opened with Highway Star without Blackmore who did not enter the stage until his guitar solo section approximately 3:00 in. For unknown reasons, he took issue with the presence of a cameraman filming behind Ian Gillian on the opposite side of the stage. In the midst of his solo, he looked around for a projectile object and threw a cup of water at the cameraman. The band was confused by the commotion but finished the song, then Blackmore promptly returned to his dressing room and would not continue the show until the cameraman was removed. Blackmore claimed to have agreed to the show's filming on the condition that no cameras were onstage or between the band and the audience.
First time I discovered deep purple was when i was 15 in Russia watching this concert on midnight special in 1995. I was like where is the guitarist??? I was in for a surprise!
Пейса и Гловера таковыми не считаете? Зря! Боженька пятерых собрал в нужном месте, в нужное время) И всем отвалил поровну, каждому в своем! Mark2 Forever!!! 💜💜💜
@@M3stEr__ -это он не Гиллана пытался облить, а согнать со сцены бокового видео-оператора, который по договоренности НЕ должен быть на сцене, но потом зашел туда. Об этом эпизоде потом сам Блэкмор и Гиллан рассказывали.
@@NiqoMartin le avienta el vaso porque en su solo, el camarografo estaba tomando las percusiones en vez de a el, la neta si se mancho el camarografo tambien
Jon Lord left us....Gillan has no voice and Blackmore left the group again after he got pissed with Gillan-no-voice...what guys are you talking about..Sami Supias?
So much talent and they just couldn't get along. Richie is like the little brat that is sent to his room all of the time. That's where he learned to play so well, I guess.
Ritchie lost it at 4:09 - he stopped playing and his look at 4:18 shows his feelings. Lord's opinion came at 4:20 and reflects the tensions that were forming in that band. Such a shame - the best Deep Purple line up in history - the first and the best heavy rock band in history - all others tah cam after were pale copies - with make up and pantihose.
Deep Purple, and Jon Lord in particular, proved the organ can be as heavy in Rock N Roll as any guitar! Mr. Lord "Tamed the beast".
One of the greatest Rock performances in human history ☮️ Deep Purple forever ☮️
I love the way Ian Paice plays the drums. What an incredible drummer! 🥁
my son is just as good ,but im biased!
yes...i love this group...🌿🎸🎤🥁🤘🌿
IAN PAICE --METRONOM AND HOT HEART OF THE DEEP PURPLE. THE BEST ROCK DRUMMER IN THE WORLD. (for me)
an animal!!
Bonham and Pace are the Best.
Why isn’t anyone commenting about Ian Gillan? I mean almost 25 years after this monster comes out-he doesn’t quite have the stage presence-but I mean vocally it’s damn impressive still.
I love how Jon’s sound is so huge that even without a guitar it still rocks
200 Watt Marshall Majors, cranked on 10
@@cliffords2315 This is a gig from 1993. Here, you see two Leslies standing on top of two woofer cabinets and a stereo PA system left and right. The Leslies were modified to work with an outside rackmount power amp system (Crown Microtech amps, 800 Hz crossover for the Leslies) and had JBL 2482 midrange drivers and probably Peavey Black Widow woofers inside them. The Marshall Majors were used in the 70ies. For how long exactly, I don't know, since they were also used to power the Leslies during the Mk III days, as far as I've heard and it also seems like it when listening to live recordings from that era. But that dry Marshall sound without Leslies was the Mk II sound between 1970 and 1973.
@@hammondvoodoo9555 very cool info. I love this era of DP's live sound. How did you acquire such knowledge? Have you made your living in this area of expertise?
@@parallaxview2143 I acquired my knowlegde eventually by reading through all available sources and trying out as much gear as I could, which took many years. I'm a Hammond enthusiast and always strived for the best rock sound one can have. It's not as straight forward as, for instance, trying to get a great Hammond Jazz sound. The single ingredient to this is "get really nice examples of the original gear from the 1950ies/60ies and meet with technicians who can bring it back to pristine condition without ruining its soul". However, a really great rock sound is based on a lot of step-by-step experimentation. It makes a lot of sense to try what has been successfully used by others. It's a great hobby. Thanks for your appreciation :-).
@@hammondvoodoo9555 it's the hobby that keeps on giving. Thanks for sharing.
4:12 my favorite part of the clip. Jon Lord laughing is priceless! Ritchie is brilliant no matter what
Ian Paice is fantastic! Up there with Bonzo as one of the greatest rock drummers of all time
Absolutely.
Bonzo was power, Paice is finesse
Now I understand why I didn't get to see the original line up in Nov 1994. I had the chance to talk to them (except for Ian Paiste, who decided not to participate at the last minute) at a Meet and Greet party before the show. Gillan, Glover and Lord (RIP) were so nice to the fans, autographing old vinyls, posing for pictures and answering questions. And there was Steve Morse, alone in a corner. Nobody payed attention to him. Me, being a guitarist, approached him and had one of the greatest talks about guitars, amps and music in general I've ever had with a major figure. I already knew who he was but couldn't figure out why he had replaced Blackmore mid tour. I can see why now.
Cool story.
Bad job by both Paice and Blackmore, you don't screw your fans like that.suck it up.the fans pay your salaries, remember that.
Ian Paiste?? Who is that???
@@garyunsworth726 it's a new brand of Crazy Glue, lol.
Ющенко что я за тебя Радж за информацию обязательно отвечу обязательно с вашемю
Ющщщзщ с х зжзззжджжж
the beast is unleashed 3:15
GILLAN THE VOICE OF THE ROCK!!!!!
ДА ДА ДА..... Хорошее вино, с годами становится лучше.
Setuju😊😊😊😊😊
Left handed Ian Paice one of the most recogniced drumers of all times and one of the most underrated at same time.
Ian Paice is a fantastic drummer, a Monster!!
The Best!!!!!
Just a dude with a wig who has been allowed to drum beat his frustrations out with Gillians vocal beat
No way you can drag arse queen us back into your century
Rock machin forever!!!!
I prefere your mother
Blackmore you're a rock star you should expect to be filmed my man
Stop the madness, stop the war... Peace Love and Deep Purple 💙
And support russia 🇷🇺
Максим✌👍✊
Only Russia can handle Deep Purple
@@keysaindriani9101Really smooth
@@keysaindriani9101 support aggressor? you're welcome to conscript into russian army
Bless be Steve Morse, they became a great and functional band again without that self-destructive ego around...
I saw deep purple two times with Ritchie Blackmore. I saw Steve Morse with deep purple two times. It was a real good thing that Steve Morse joined that band cheers
Exactly... Ritchie was incredible in the 70's, Those riffs and guitar technique were fondamental for the rock music, but Steve Morse is more complex musician and better gutiarist overall. RB was never a great on the live shows...
Yo he sido suertudo, pero sobre todo bendecido, tengo 58 años me tocó escuchar la Mejor Música de Todos los Tiempos: 60, 70, 80, 90, y la seguiré escuchando mientras Dios me lo Permita, El Arte, Ingenio, Sentimiento, interpretación y Sensibilidad con la que fueron hechas todas estas canciones es genial, soy rockero de corazón y toda esta música me transporta a los años vivídos con una Nostalgia Increíble, como anteriormente alguien puso, si pudiera regresar en el tiempo, con gusto lo haría!!!
En estos tiempos difíciles que estamos viviendo es un remanso de paz y alegría escuchar esta maravillosa música para desestresarse y transportarte a una burbuja donde te sientes, seguro, en paz y alegre por lo vivido!!! Bendiciones para Todos🙏🏽❤️🍀
Amén!!!!!
Te felicito son unos grandes pero no entiendo Ritchie porque le tira el vaso al camarografo? jkajaja
Yo también! Opino igual!! Soy rockera de alma! Los Amo por siempre! Amo el hard rock y el heavy metal!! Me alegra la vida!
@@ivanbzn1982 no fue al camarógrafo, fue a Gillan; porque ya traían broncas anteriormente. Recordemos que después de la reunión de 1984, Blackmore intrigo de nuevo para sacar a Ian Gillan en 1989; en esos años el que salió al quite fue Joe Lynn Turner con los cuáles grabó "slaves and masters". Volvieron a llamar a Gillan, y es cuándo las diferencias suben de tono, incluso en el mismo escenario; Blackmore los dejaba tocando solos, se escondía detrás de los amplificadores, o se retiraba antes de tiempo. Hasta que Blackmore los vuelve a abandonar en 1993, y por lo visto (es la primera vez que veo éste video) las broncas entre Gillan y Blackmore, eran bastantes fuertes. Antes no se agarraron a chingadazos en pleno escenario.
50s, 60s y 70s nada mas. De ahi para delante ya no fue lo mismo.
Ian Gillan sings like three instruments together, Legend !!! The Best band Ever.
Nice one mate ; for anyone else : pick two managers and see .
LOVE Ian's drumming! Gotta love Ritchie, too hahaha
its cool that the song holds up so well whitout rythm guitar thanks to Jon Lord's godly playing
Вот он самый лучший состав👌👌👌 Ребята работают по полной🔥🔥🔥. Начинаю день, слушая их и заканчивая день, тоже слушаю❤
это КОМАНДА-всех времен и народов
FANTASTIC THEME, i love this music, is INMORTAl, thanks for this art music.
Вот он,Золотой состав группы-Иэн Гиллан,Ян Пейс,Роджер Гловер,Джон Лорд,и конечно же,Риччи-они шикарны!!!Мастера Мирового рока!!!!
Setuju....😝😝😝😝😝😝😝
4:16 Waaaaater on the smooooke!
Обожаю Вас с Детства!!! Мне 59! Каждый день слушаю!!!
A very Happy 78th Birthday Richard Hugh Blackmore "The Man in Black". 14 April 1945..
Say what you want but.. Ritchie is still a R&R guitar god.. Many more Richard Hugh....
4:16 - And THAT's why your bands outside Deep Purple don't get to be worldwide hits, Mr. Blackmore!
Why he throw bottle to cameraman:
ua-cam.com/video/cpbSkWV27LM/v-deo.html
MAPIOH very enlightening! But I still think it was very unprofessional of him to not start playing until late in the opening song and throw a bottle of water towards Ian Gillan, the audience does not have to partake in their shenanigans
@@ferrreira
I agree with your opinion..
As he said, it's not fair for the audiences who pay for the show..
😃👌👌👌
@@ferrreirahe threw the water at the cameraman. Ritchie hates paparazzi on the stage hahaha
Dear Fans,
About ten years ago, then I was twelve years old, one day when my father wasn’t at home, I was searching for good concertfilms on one of my father’s VHS which had been recorded from foreign TV channels. I found this concert’s short version (live in Birmingham, 1993) and as a child I was so fascinated by this band, the band members, and their enchanting and impressive music style at first sight.
I’m Hungarian, and until that time in my childhood I had only listened hungarian rock bands for example Bikini, Edda, Akos. However in that moment I fall in love with Deep Purple, especially because I discovered songs in repertoire which I could had heard before on radio or somewhere, and its had a kind of mood. Such as Smoke on the water with its legendary riff. The appearance and the clothes of the guitarist, the organist, the singer… were so legendary for me, especially the organist’s glasses, hairdo, moustache… these things gave me the impression that they could be a very great, famous band with virtuoso musicians. The organist’s and the guitarist’s talent how they were playing on their instruments amazed me.
Watching the concert, I didn’t know the name of the band or band members yet. I asked my brother about it. He thought it could be Deep Purple.
That day I found in my father’s room a CD titled The very best of Deep Purple and I found on it on the one hand the same songs from the concert but in studio version, and on the other hand I discovered even more songs which produced the same effect on me just like Smoke On The Water during the watching concert. Such as Knocking At Your Back Door, Bad Attitude, Burn, The Battle Rages On, Sometimes I Feel Like Screaming, and Haunted.
In following weeks I got all of DP albums.
I’ve been thinking that Come Hell Or High Water is their best live performance and show and it’s full of power, legendary mood…
I’ve been considering that they are the best rock band even tough I’ve met lots of bands. Deep Purple has inspired me in music life so much.
I'm sad because I wasn't born earlier with two or three decades in order to experience their golden age and greates successes.
Ez annyira érdekes volt, mesélj még magadról...!
4:58 . He's talking to the camera man....
Oh man thank you very very much for letting us having part of you discovered one of the greatest hard rock bands in the world ...
.very emotional story ...I hope you still enjoy all the bands we have today and still listen to this kind of good old handmade rock music ....all the best for you ...peace
At least you can still see them live. I'm taking my 15 year old son with me in September. I saw Pink Floyd at 13 in 1994. I really enjoyed that show. My point is, at least you found them in time to enjoy them. I never got to see them with Blackmore, but I did get to see them with John lodge before he retired in 2002 and died 10 years later. The current band is still pretty badass.
Same here, it was amazing for me to watch this on VHS when I was 17 or something, great concert, RB is a guitar god, strange person but a guitar god.
WOW!! The way John Lord controls the sound of Purple!! :o
4:36 I love the way Paice says : that's enough !!! and
the "man in black " had to obey ;)
Paice "Enough of this nonsense!"
Yeah, but did you notice how at 1:45 he wants to start the song and has to realize that he is being stood up because there is just no guitar player? Total dick move by RB, IMHO.
So, no wonder IP means business at 4:36.
@@tomruedell But where have you saw IP saying that ? Boh ?
@@massimopescatori6514 look at how hard he is playing the snare roll at 4.36. That's what is meant by "saying 'That's enough!'" He basically kicks him out of the solo.
@@tomruedell He did ha ha. Blackmore was in the middle of his phrase and you can tell he’s like “ok then….” Fuck him and his pendejadas. He can play his dumb Spinal Tap minstrel bullshit instead. The guy showed up when it was time for him to play his solo.
Forever Deep Purple !!! 🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🎸🇬🇧🇬🇧🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸!!
Ritchie is a Guitar God
I totally agree! But here he behaves like an asshole
But what did he do, stopped playing the solo and thrown water glass out to the audience?
0:00-3:15
Probably the best backingtrack ever - for a guitarist:-D
Hey guys,
I'm born 1990. I've seen them for seven times, i think.
Damn, when you hear these classics....it's a pitty we we'rent born earlier.
Too Bad that you can't play in Lörrach this year.
I wish you all the best and....
Keep on Rocking Roll!
Superb
This is the greatest song of all time, and I have the speeding tickets to prove it!
Педаль в пол и СКОРОСТЬ...
НЕПРЕВЗОЙДЕННО.
На все времена.
Мира всем берегите Душу и близких.
WHO IS CALLING ???
WHO IS BOTHERING ME ??? DON'T WANT TO BE FUCKING INTERUPTED
Вот она настоящая музыка !!! Настоящий рок , просто кровь 🩸 в жилах закипает ))) вот это драйв , сразу молодость вспоминаешь …
Да лажанул Блэкмор ,бывает.
@@user-oz5pv8ij1i 😁 водочки бы
@@user-oz5pv8ij1i Я вот не понял что он там сделал. Вроде как стакан воды презрительно выплеснул в сторону Гилана. Ох блин эти их разногласия. Такую группу развалили.
@@dimmer4955, он сбился, решил: "Пофиг, пойду водички попью"
@@dimmer4955 Почему мне кажется, что он это сделал, лишь бы не играть соло, потому что не может, а не потому что случайно так получилось)
Ritchie a alma do Deep Purple. Guitarra raivosa. Única.
Queria saber oque teria acontecido se tivesse acertado o copo no ian
@@leandrorochafreitas5421 pau fecharia no meio do show certeza. rssss
@@leandrorochafreitas5421 Eu li que o Ritchie não queria câmeras no palco. Jon riu, mas foi um sentimento misto de engraçado e revolta por causa do que Ritchie fez.
@@leandrorochafreitas5421 Esta performance ao vivo é bem conhecida pelo comportamento errático de Blackmore no palco. A banda abriu com Highway Star sem Blackmore, que não entrou no palco até seu solo de guitarra, aproximadamente às 15h. Por razões desconhecidas, ele questionou a presença de um cinegrafista filmando atrás de Ian Gillian no lado oposto do palco. No meio de seu solo, ele procurou por um objeto projétil e jogou um copo d'água no cinegrafista. A banda ficou confusa com a comoção, mas terminou a música, então Blackmore prontamente retornou ao seu camarim e não continuou o show até que o cinegrafista fosse retirado. Blackmore afirmou ter concordado com as filmagens do show com a condição de que não houvesse câmeras no palco ou entre a banda e o público.
Самая крутая рок группа во вселенной - не повторимая!!!!!!!
IAN Paice says, Ritchie is the most simple and difficult man in the world😭🌍
Amazing how effortlessly he plays
This concert is a school for all rock bands . No comments🤟🏻
DEEP PURPLE FOREVER! LONG LIVE DEEP PURPLE!
The first finger vibrato at 3:37 is what defines Blackmore's sound and what a genius he is. The bends after that and the phrases that follow are simply genius. Very melodic guitar playing.
Also just look at how tight the band is - the first two verses are without a guitarist and yet the hold on so tight. They could very well complete the song without Ritchie and it would still sound good.
The body language of the other members especially Lord, Paice, and Glover clearly indicate how they used to cope with the huge ego of RB. Immensely talented group of people nonetheless.
Все лучшее что было в жизни, в том числе и молодость, связано с Deep Purple!
Гиллан красавец, хард-рок, хеви-метал, авторы Блэкмор Гловер Лорд Пейс 1972 год
GREAT PERFORMANCE IAN GILLAN!!!!
Лучшие... Любимая группа моего отца и выросла на них... 7летней девочкой устроила папе с андал что не берет с собой на концерт Яна Гиллана... И теперь мне уже 40... И я до сих пор люблю эту музыку)))
Безусловно лучшие!
Я был на концерте " дееп пёрпл " в Ереване в скк наверно лет 12 --14 назад. Я будущий большим фанатом " дееп пёрпл " впервие слишал их в живую и понял , что значит мега музика. Они были уже взрослие люди , можно сказать ближе к старости .Их собрал Ян Гиллан специально для концерта в Ереване. Это было неописуемо , это было super. В зале были из фанати из Грузии , Ирана ,России , Украини .Зал гудел и многим было по 50 --45 -- 60. Я столько длинноволосых иранцев не выдел. До сих пор храню две оригинальние виниловие диски . " in rock " и " fireboll". Не зря гимном хард рока считается " smoke on the wather ". Привет из Еревана.
Ну и что, вы попали на концерт!?
@@ashotbagratunyan7480 а в каком году это было? Привет из сибири!)
@@mikegeroev4536 , очень точно не скажу , но это было где то в 2012-- 2014 г.г. Концерт был в СКК им . Демирчяна , на холме Цицернакаберд ( кто был а Ереване ннает этот СКК ) и концерт организовал сам Йан Гиллан . Он сам , один пару раз ( после Спитакского землетрясения в 1988г. ) давал сольные концерти и всю выручку отправил в фонд создания новых музикальных школ в зоне землетрясения и особенно города Гюмри . Ну вообщем так , в тут я и почуствовал что значит МЕГА ЗВЕЗДИ и МЕГА МУЗИКА . Я выдел там фанатов не только из Ирана и Грузии но даже из Украини ,России и даже из Польши . Вообще Йан Гиллан и в Англии давал благотворительние концерти , на вырученние средства купил много музыкальных инструментов и всякое что связано с музикальним образованием . В Ереване дали концерти и Джетро талл , это где - то тоже 2014 - 2015 г.г. и уже где - то 1978 -- 80 г.г. ( насколько память не изменяет ) Би Би Кинг но на этих концертах я не бывал . И в том же СКК был на концерте ( имя не помню ) какой --то еврейской певици которая в 2000 -х годах была очень популярна и на западе и на востоке , особенно его песня " Хабиби " . Забил сказать что этот был уже не концерт вроде как " Дип Перпл " возвращается или вроде этого а сам Йан Гиллан собрал всех бывших участников в полний состав вроде не было Ритчи Блекмора . Я поискал и нашел , еврейская певица Алабина .
They have been to Iceland three times I saw them along with my son at 15 early this century and they came back only 2 years later and my son said "I want to see them again" and we went to see them again and they thrilled us !! fantastic. !!
3:26 I love how this guitar bro means business.
Шедевр!!!!
Мальчики , самые лучшие в мире и во все времена! Я никогда не была на ваших концертах, но вы и ваша музыка шли всегда параллельно с моей жизнью, вы моя молодость ! И этим я счастлива , быть с вами современником. Вы совершенство!!!
Senang sekali mendengarkannya
У вас сложности с передвижением?Группа вроде выступает везде и всегда и не так и дорого билеты.Я из Талллинна в Санкт-Петербург езжу и на хоккей,и на ДП,а это заметьте разные страны и 350 км.
@@user-du1qy6if6k эх.. обидно что в России сейчас не выступают( надеюсь скоро всё восстановится
I'm Mônica from Brasil and só surprised tô see How this Band continues to sound
spontaneous, fresh and Full of humor.
Going tô be with forever!!!!!!
Блэкмор в оператора стаканом воды бросил, мол на сцене никого, кроме музыкантов быть не должно.
Браво! Лучший рок всех времён!
Браво, Дип Пепл!!!! 🎤🎹🎸🥁🎼🎶🎼🎶🎼🎶🎼🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💯💯💯👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
sigma male grind set rule 1972-1993: join the stage 3 minutes after all of your band mates play the opening song, throw a water cup at the singer
4:22 Jon Lord "FFS I'm too old for this shit"
Ian is the the number one drummer from Bonham. Wish we had a time machine to go back to the 70s
he's ok on the bongos, but no bonzo!
There are so many live recordings of this number with their own unique intros, but this is my favourite, by far. Both musically and visually. Gillan´s doing his own thing at the front and you can see the other three taking glances over to the other side of the stage, but building the momentum beautifully to that point of no return - Ritchie, or no Ritchie.
Jon Lord in particular, showing his prowess here.
Cheers Ritchie, a gem of a clip.
sad that they cut out the organ solo in this version though :(
@@skibee Yep. I´m sure the 3 of them nailed it.
@@skibee its sad, on audio record is, but there its shame of editor! not only the interviews but also the shit cuting ruined the concert. isn't the whole concert uncut somewhere?
@@skibee Nur auf diesen Video rausgeschnitten auf die CD von diesen Konzert ist es mit drauf
It's OK it's very nicely recorded and quite polite. Wal make solid basses that do the job. Jon Lord's Hammond is like so many modern Hammond sounds, clean and polished with just a hint of overdrive compared to the lovely dirty grit of those early rock Hammond sounds (eg Steppenwolf "Born To Be Wild" is a good example). The whole sound gets louder as they build to the three chord change, nice and predictable, nothing too outrageous.
I'm assuming you haven't heard the German Live TV version from '72. I love the way the "tune up" at the beginning (actually they're just checking their instruments are switched on and mic'd up) morphs seamlessly and organically into something more structured as Lord pumps out that three chord pattern. Blackmore's guitar is wailing, whining and bursting into feedback...everything's so LOUD (whereas these days everything seems to be so...polite and well behaved). Roger Glover is playing a Fender Precision bass with maple neck - a much loved configuration of mine - the deep impact and middle frequency growl of the Precision has an edgy definition that cuts through the mix - and he's a slinky bass player on it.
Yeh, the mix has some wooliness in the bass frequencies - it's not as polished and professionally recorded as what we get these days. But I'd willingly sacrifice a bit of hi fidelity for real spirit and attitude.
Jon Lord...You are the best !!
4:12 Jon Lord smiles because he knew what Blackmore was going to do...
I didn't see that initially but yeah, big ole grin. Thank for pointing that out.
He actually said in an interview that he was angry because of Ritchie's behaviour. I can't find the interview though.
Chaotic evils gonna chaotic evil
still dont know whats happen? why ritchie throw the water?
@@totusfloreo5126 afair R said he didn't want to the cameramen to enter the stage. Don't quote me on that one though. It's basically something to do with R's dislike for being filmed on stage.
I am 62 yrs of age and still this tune almost lost my hearing at cobo in the 70s
This was there 💯 % hit rock song of Deep Purple Greatest Band next to smoke in the water. 😍
4:15 😂 Blackmore stops playing the guitar in order to washing an excited Gillan 🤣.
This live performance is well known for Blackmore's erratic behaviour on stage. The band opened with Highway Star without Blackmore who did not enter the stage until his guitar solo section approximately 3:00 in. For unknown reasons, he took issue with the presence of a cameraman filming behind Ian Gillian on the opposite side of the stage. In the midst of his solo, he looked around for a projectile object and threw a cup of water at the cameraman. The band was confused by the commotion but finished the song, then Blackmore promptly returned to his dressing room and would not continue the show until the cameraman was removed. Blackmore claimed to have agreed to the show's filming on the condition that no cameras were onstage or between the band and the audience.
First time I discovered deep purple was when i was 15 in Russia watching this concert on midnight special in 1995. I was like where is the guitarist??? I was in for a surprise!
Deep perple forever!!!
Great to see Ritchie here and the rest of the best version of Purple!!
Mr. Blackmore is the fucking master.
Самая лучшая банда всех времён ,обожаю.
Saw it live then and honestly my buttocks were literally quivering like jelly with the sheer excitement of the band and Ritchie's guitar playing!
Мне 62 с 13 балдею от такого музона ещё битлы Назарет Юрай хип , в оригинале как слышалось тогда на шипящих бобинах, и это до конца дней .
Nothing and no one will ever beat the line up of gillan glover price lord and blackmore best band absolutely ever in the world
best concert ive ever seen of this group
Обалдеть три Бога вместе !!!
Пейса и Гловера таковыми не считаете? Зря! Боженька пятерых собрал в нужном месте, в нужное время) И всем отвалил поровну, каждому в своем! Mark2 Forever!!! 💜💜💜
@@olgak_9932 Спору нет равны все,но погоду делали трое.
@@user-ed3kx2vu7j Ох, как вы не правы!... 🤭
@@olgak_9932 👍✌️👏Ах,ты ж умница моя👏✌️👍🖐️
@@rrrddd7727 ✋💖👍😊
The most gorgeous man in Rock!!!
Best , best and best STILL in 2021 Ian Piace the god of drummer no choise bro!!!!!
best gig opening ever!
That intro is legendary even in 2021
Greatest among the great 👍 🤟❤️❤️❤️
deep purple os imortais
I was a pro drummer 35 years….Paice the best
That moment where Ian said "fuck it, let's go and see where this thing goes"
This solo sums up why Blackmore will always be my favourite guitarist: just so intense and furious in tone, pure passion and natural talent!
And Water
Это очень эпичное выступление. Мурашки по коже до сих пор как смотрю. Шоу ещё то получилось. Блэкмор красава)
тоже неплохо , видео. ua-cam.com/video/K793n62HvaI/v-deo.html
@@valerasmirnov1042 неплохо, но игра Пейджа это конечно такое себе.
Да особенно когда он водой Гиллана пытался облить а попал в камеру))
@@M3stEr__ это тоже)
@@M3stEr__ -это он не Гиллана пытался облить, а согнать со сцены бокового видео-оператора, который по договоренности НЕ должен быть на сцене, но потом зашел туда. Об этом эпизоде потом сам Блэкмор и Гиллан рассказывали.
I am Thai.Every thing you do is experience of your living in Thailand.(buddy friend)Thailand people!!!
My no 1 western rock band.
Un concierto lleno de tensión por parte de Ian y Blackmore, de las ultimas veces que tocaron con toda la formación completa, piezota!!!!
Exacto. Y los idiotas que escriben comentarios, ni se enteraron.. No saben nada de Purple ni de Rock...
Se nota en la forma en que Blakmore mira a Ian
Blackmore, le tiro un vaso al camera. O habra querido ser para Paice que estaba adelante? Que tipo odioso
@@NiqoMartin le avienta el vaso porque en su solo, el camarografo estaba tomando las percusiones en vez de a el, la neta si se mancho el camarografo tambien
Esta lleno de detalles entre Gillian y Blackmore, una joya sabrosa este videos
My Volvo 940 was made in that year 93 and it runs perfect still, just like these guys then and now :)
Jon Lord left us....Gillan has no voice and Blackmore left the group again after he got pissed with Gillan-no-voice...what guys are you talking about..Sami Supias?
I still have this PANASONIC TV from 1994.
The best 4 band member lineup, EVER!
One of the greatest rock bands ever to walk this planet. So grateful they brought me through the best musical era of them all.
I love the 70's vibe from this one!! 🤘🤘🔥🔥🔥
This and "My Woman from Tokyo" were Earthshaking when they were released.
Best live performace Highway Star ever made .
Браво!!! 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯Браво!!!💯💯💯💯💯💯!Будьте здоровы ,Ребята!!!!!!🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🖐🖐🖐🖐🖐🖐🖐🖐🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Hi way star, greatest hits rock n roll never die Love and peace ✌️
Still listening in October 2019.....
CORONAvirus ,April 2020))
How bout September 2020
I’m 29. This was the first music I remember hearing when I was around 3 or 4. My father was a rocker. Lol
I like the way Richie performed :))
So much talent and they just couldn't get along. Richie is like the little brat that is sent to his room all of the time. That's where he learned to play so well, I guess.
Jon Lord's laugh (4:12) says it all
That's NOT a laugh.
Ritchie lost it at 4:09 - he stopped playing and his look at 4:18 shows his feelings. Lord's opinion came at 4:20 and reflects the tensions that were forming in that band. Such a shame - the best Deep Purple line up in history - the first and the best heavy rock band in history - all others tah cam after were pale copies - with make up and pantihose.
Huge "ima quit this band" energy from Ritchie lol.
His last DP performance here ?