Space Truckin' Part 1 - Deep Purple In Concert BBC March 9th 1972
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2011
- Space Truckin' Part 1 - Deep Purple In Concert BBC March 9th 1972
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This is an extremely rare recording of Deep Purple's hit song ''Space Truckin''. I tryed to fit as much of it in as I could up to the 15 minute time limit where the rest continues into the next video.
The recording originally came from the very first released album print in 1980 titled ''Deep Purple In Concert'' which was a double LP vinyl release of two recordings from 1970 and 1972, the second recording from 1972 comprises of only 5 of the band's songs played live at the Paris Theatre in London on March 9th 1972 and recorded for BBC radio. ''Smoke On The Water'' and ''Maybe I'm A Leo'' were left off the album for unknown reasons and DJ Mike Harding's speech and introduction between the tracks were omitted.
The album was originally made available on double LP vinyl in 1980 but a later single album release was re-issued on CD of only the Paris Theatre live show on 9th of March 1972 which is where this recording comes from.
Years later EMI record company released the same album again as a double LP release on CD comprising of two live concerts on each CD, one from 1970 and the other from 1972 just like the original LP vinyl release.
The double released LP years later on CD had all the edited bits and pieces from the Paris Theatre show on March 9th 1972 put back in including ''Smoke On The Water'' and ''Maybe I'm A Leo'' running in the show's original set list.
For those that have both releases of this album, if you listen carefully you can notice little differences in the produced sound on CD. The original 1980 single album release on CD as heard here has a more polished live sound added into it, Ian Paice's drums are more harder, Jon Lord's keyboards are louder, Ritchie Blackmore's guitar is softer sounding, Roger Glover's bass is more heavier and Ian Gillan's vocals produce more of an echo effect like he was singing on a large open stage, the audience and their clapping also sounds like they were more in the background and not heard so much up front like in the later double album release, and of course Blackmore's guitar and Lord's keyboards are now on the opposite sides.
Bit different sounding to the later released, re-issued double LP of ''In Concert'' on CD where this same show sounds like it was played in a smaller venue (as i'm sure the Paris Theatre was small), Ian Paice's drums are more in the background, Roger Glover's bass is not as heavier, Jon Lord's keyboards are softer but Ritchie Blackmore's guitar is alot more powerful producing louder sound, and of course Blackmore's guitar and Lord's keyboards are on their original sides of the show.
I actually don't own a copy of the original 1980 ''In Concert'' release, only the later double album release, this track ''Space Truckin'' was recorded and mastered from a TDK cassette tape made by my father in 1990 where he borrowed the CD from somebody he used to know and then recorded it on cassette tape. I took the tape and using an equalizer I added more treble to the upload as tapes suffer from lots of treble loss and hissing noises, so what you're hearing actually sounds of higher quality than the original cassette tape from where I got it from.
This has to be the band's best recorded version of the song as it sounds more fuller and rawrer than the Machine Head studio LP version recorded in Switzerland in 1971. This live version of ''Space Truckin'' features some of Deep Purple's other songs mashed into it such as ''Mandrake Root'' and ''Fools''.
Enjoy!
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the best live version of space trckin i have lsten, expecially the wonderfull ritchie blackmore plays his stratocaster in a spettacular style, no one guitarist for me is clever like the man in black
I had this album on vinyl , in my youth , just listening ot it now .. one of the best live albums I have heard . Pure magic
probably the best Deep Purple live collection in circulation
Best ever. Organ intro, perfect.
I love LORD
Purple at the peak of their powers. Absolutely extraordinary stuff.
Bought this on lp when it came out around 1980 or 81 still have it love the pictures one of the inner sleeves is full of pictures too great version of Mandrake root also around the same length as this too bad this was cut short shame shame shame lol
Accompanied by the best band ever 👍👍👍😀😀😀😀😀😀
I remember hearing this on a cassette that was recorded off of the radio, from the BBC, played here in America, back in 1972 when I was a kid, all of 8 years old.
This is the Purple I like!
The metronome Mr Ian Paice 🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁
The best💜
A Masterpiece!
How I wish Purple would do this again live in 2012.
I need at least 20 minutes of Truckin'!
Not 4 minutes.
All five on fire 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
Great! Thanks for the upload!
Thanks mate!!!
Wow this is made in Japan and extra juice 😀😀😀
Fkin best version of made in Japan pre Japan lol fkin listen guys doesn’t get any better
Quand j'entends ça, je me dis que ce qui ce fait maintenant est vraiment de l'excrément en papillote
the best intro for space truckin. Gillan makes a mistake in the lyrics (began with the second part).
I love this album, is better than Made in Japan. Lazy is excellent, brillant, real pure rythim and blues, it smells a Blue Note....
We will forgive him lol
Ian plaice fkin god
Yeah!!! This is the best version, but the voice of Gillan is better in the Made in Japan, was his wildest and best perfomance :( !!!
I wish a union of Gillan´s Made in Japan voice with his version of Space Truckin'
I see what it meant by part one what the fuck is goin on
In the old days, videos were not allowed to be uploaded more than 15 minutes long.
Ritchie Blackmore is God