mwoah overall there is way more talent and creativity as back then. The problem is that there is just WAAAAY more ot it. Hence you don't see it properly.
Of course that's exactly what people always say and said at the time when this was modern music, like: Real music does not need electric instruments, loud amplifiers and manic screaming! The means used really don't matter, they were just as keen, or pushed by record labels, to produce 'hits'. Styles and fashion are ever-changing, business not much. I guess the main difference is that nowadays most artists and producers try to find 'the formula' for success instead of being actually creative and just taking a shot at something great happening.
this is the best song from the 70Ties, my hair still stands on end when I hear this. it works almost like a time machine. when I hear this my thoughts go back in time. a masterpiece DEEP PURPLE - Child In Time Live , timeless
I'm slightly younger at 68. You weren't in Soho in 1975 were you ? I had an unbelievable night of drinking and clubs with 2 Aussie soldiers Absolutely brilliant lads Even subbed me when I ran out of money .
There was no template back then, these guys were creating a new genre of music. Their creativity and their skill just breathtaking. Each member of the band is a maestro, each a wonderful musician, and yet, the total was even greater than the sum of the parts. This is one of THE great live performances, imo.
3 veces he visto a Deep Purple, 2 veces a Rainbow y 1 Blackmore's Night, y es para mi el número 1. Y la Trinidad del Hard Rock y Heavy Metal, son Deep Purple, Black Sabbath y Led Zeppelin, con ellos empezó todo
Jimmy Page in a recent interview said Ritchie Blackmore could blow his doors off. In live off the cuff improvising and lead guitar. That's a nice thing to say about your fellow guitarists.
I wouldn't limit it to "hard rock", it is one of the greatest songs of all time - of any genre. Remember, hard-rock wasn't even a thing when they did this. This is one of the songs that defined the genre.
I saw them live back in the late 80s. Lawn seats in WI at Alpine Valley. (Where Stevie Rae would meet his fate a few tears late in a helo crash). Got stoned with a guy dressed like a priest….as i was tripping. Great concert!
Spot on , not many of us are left that remember Grosvenor Square in 68 or even the Vietnam war. So many of our youngsters sent to war and killed for what? Maybe to make the rich elite around the world get richer !!!!!!
This is in my top five live performance of all time. Real musicians, live, no tricks or computers, just pure talent ! When musicianship was a real thing ! Cheers from down under 😎🤘
@@tonyb9735 Its tough , but my other 4 are. Number 1 live performance is with no doubt, Led Zep, since i've been loving you, MSG 1973 . Then in no particular order. Bocelli, The Prayer with Celine Dion , at Central park version . Heart Kennedy centre honors , Stairway to Heaven . Tie for last spot is between Eagles, Hotel California 1977, and or , Chicago , 25 or 6 to 4 1970. they all are in my top 10. How about yours ?
@@waynehauser3611 Thanks for sharing. I will see if I can check these out. I don't know if I have a top 5 list, I really rate the Talking Heads Stop Making Sense, DP Live in Japan is a bit special too. The band that most blew me away when I saw them live, was Judas Priest at the old Hammersmith Odeon, which tbh was quite unexpected. They were SO heavy!
@@tonyb9735 Judas Priest is my fav band lol ! Their live in London DVD with Tim Ripper Owens singing Diamonds and Rust is nothing short of jaw dropping , which i recommend highly to watch, slow first half, then a mind blowing finish . Also in my top 10 is Judas Priest , or Priest live dvd of The Sentinel . Great to know your a JP fan ! 🤘😎🤘
this is the best song from the 70Ties, my hair still stands on end when I hear this. it works almost like a time machine. when I hear this my thoughts go back in time. a masterpiece DEEP PURPLE - Child In Time Live , timeless
Young lady glad that you are a woman of culture. About deep purple what can we say we have artists like Jon Lord in keyboards , Ian Paice at drums ,Hughes and Blackmore at guitars words are not enough to describe the level of creativity and imagination they had in songwriting and playing. To amyone that wants more goosebumps suit yourself to hear theis song April and you see that in that song their creativity is on another level😊
Deep Purple was my first rock concert and favorite band I convinced my Mom to take me and 3 friends to the Houston Astrodome which was fairly new and 100 miles away I was 13 years old epic still one of the greatest shows I've ever seen 50 years ago it held the record for the loudest indoor concert at the time maybe still
1st year school dance, (secondary school) Im 12/13 yrs old when I first heard this made me listen and think differently, my head has never been the same since and the world was different, for the better.
My uncle was a huge fan of DP and died far too young at 51. One of his requests for his funeral was that this song would be played. What he didn't know was that the church organist also was a fan of DP. He played the best version of this song I've heard on the church pipe organs with the church choir doing the "Oooooh" parts. I've been to a few epic concerts in my life but nothing can ever top that. He even did the guitar solo at the end on those pipes! If you're imaging something epic: Quadruple that. I just wish he was there to hear it! I already loved the song and the band before this, but that experience just made it one of the most special songs of my life.
Deep Purple is considered one of the three "Godfathers" of Rock/Metal... along with Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin. They are a truly extremely talented band that made a LOT of great music and influenced a LOT of future bands! Try their "Smoke on the Water" next, and others to consider... in no particular order - Highway Star - Woman from Tokyo - Space Trucking - Burn - Hush - Perfect Strangers I could go on...
This was their most requested song for years, but Ian Gillan (singer) has said that he had to stop singing it live because it took such a toll on his voice.
I think it was the booze and fags that ruined his vocal range. His falling out with Richie got much worse as Richie insisted they did this song despite Ian's voice!
A brit named Fil insinuated Blackmore was pushing Ian to sing it perpetually and Ian's vocal chords were damaged. Blackmore, in hindsight, disliked Gillan and didn't care.
@sharonelliott2366 Fil carefully worded this to avoid trouble from Blackmore. Gillan suffered audible vocal chord damage as early as a 1971 performance- to Blackmore's delight.
that`s the one.....greatest rock rock song of all timmes.....doesn`t get any better than this. See your reaction is so cool and reminds me listening to it the first time.....glad you like it as much as I do
By far the most emotional reaction. So sincere. I was in my early twenties by this time. We were the lucky generation, music-wise. The dark side was the Vietnam War, but that is a completely different subject.
Music from my youth. Music in my old age. Real music. Simply magnificent music. How can I EVER thank the musos of those days for the joy and pleasure they have given me over so many years. The world will NEVER see such a beautiful age ever again. I'm immensely thankful that I lived in that age.
One of the forefathers of Heavy Metal! Gillan on vocals inspired so many Metal vocalists, Blackmore on guitar the riff master, inspired multiple generations of future shredders, Lord on the keyboards untouchable legend. What a band, live were incredible, just magical!
Ian Gillan is incredible. One of my all time favorite singers. He was also in Black Sabbath for the album Born Again. Awesome album. Zero The Hero crushes.🤘
Thank you Lilly Jane! Ian Gillian is such a great vocalist. They remain on of my favorite bands. "Highway Star" "Space Truckin" "Lazy". Some good ones. Thanks again Lily Jane. Loved your reaction to this song!
One of the greatest album of all time has to be Deep Purples Made in Japan. Released in 1972. Pure gold all the way. I was nine years old at the time and i still listen to that album😊 Some fifty odd years of goosebumps.
THE BEST REACTION, or at least the real understanding of this song. Indeed, this is a song about the war and the people crying for their children, for the innocent persons death by the war. I really love your reaction, you are a very sensitive person, this is a great song, maybe one of the most beautiful compositions by Deep Purple. But there are more than only sadness, there is also good and happy feelings by this great band, I recommend you to react to some other great songs like HIGHWAY STAR, LAZY, and STRANGE KIND OF WOMAN from their live album called MADE IN JAPAN from 1972. Thank you, it was a pleasure to watch you react through the entire song, your face, your eyes, your arms moving were so special. Thank you again.
I grew up in that golden age and bands appeared like super novas(but they didnot die like them) in the music scene. The freedom we had at that time(in europe)was incredible. When I think about it and see the current world I could cry but it's good to have memories.
This was 1970 when Deep Purple (w/ new vocalist Ian Gillan and bassist Roger Glover) were re-introducing themselves as a hard rock band... Initially, Deep Purple was founded in 1968 as a pop rock band comprised of studio pro musicians and got some success w/ cover songs like - 'Hush' ... 'Kentucky woman'... But after hearing the music of Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin by 1969, the band wanted a heavier sound. Ritchie Blackmore (guitar) wanted Deep Purple to record 'heavy' music and enlisted Ian Gillan (vocals) and Roger Glover (bass) to the band w/ founding members Jon Lord (organ/ keys) and Ian Paice (drums) and their 4th studio album 'In rock' in 1970 launched the band as one of the pioneers of the heavy metal/ hard rock genre, alongside Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath. This line-up in the 70's delivered the iconic albums - 'Fireball' (1971)... 'Machine head' (1972)... 'Who do we think we are' (1973)... as well as the stellar live album 'Made in Japan' (1972) Unfortunately, guitarist Ritchie Blackmore's demanding & unpredictable personality led to difficulties and tensions within the band... it created quite a few line-up changes... Ian Gillan and Roger Glover were replaced in 1974 by David Coverdale (vocals) and Glenn Hughes (bass + vocals) and Deep Purple got even bigger w/ the albums 'Burn' and 'Stormbringer' in '74. However, Ritchie Blackmore ended up leaving Deep Purple in 1975 and formed the band Rainbow w/ singer Ronnie James Dio... Deep Purple hired Tommy Bolin (guitar) for 1 album ('Come taste the band') in '75... but fans were not interested in the band without Blackmore on guitar... Deep Purple split up by 1976 and guitarist Tommy Bolin soon passed away from an OD. Guitarist Ritchie Blackmore is considered one of the greatest composers and guitar players... but he could also be difficult, uncompromising and unpredictable w/ his moods... When he was good, no one could come close to his brilliance onstage... However, if he wasn't happy, he would be awful and erratic while playing... When he had his band Rainbow between 1975 and 1984, Blackmore went through quite a few members, include 3 vocalists... One example would be the 1993 live concert video 'Come hell or high water' by Deep Purple, where he was upset w/ a cameraman's position onstage and refused to play half the first song... then, he proceeded to dump water on him while the band played... Keyboardist Jon Lord recalled that he worked hard that night just to get Blackmore to play and engage w/ the band onstage... Blackmore was clearly not happy in Deep Purple and quit soon after... But that 1993 show was in sharp contrast to the brilliance that fans heard on their 1972 album 'Made in Japan. In 1984, Deep Purple reunited the classic line-up (Blackmore/ Gillan/ Glover/ Lord/ Paice) and released the album 'Perfect strangers' for a successful comeback... But the same tensions between Gillan and Blackmore in the 80's led to guitarist Ritchie Blackmore leaving Deep Purple permanently by 1993 (Blackmore currently records and tours as a semi-acoustic band Blackmore's Night w/ his wife Candace Night on vocals) Deep Purple recruited Steve Morse (guitar) in 1994 and carried on recording and touring... founding keyboardist Jon Lord amicably left the band in 2002 to work on classical music projects; Jon Lord passed away in 2012 from cancer. Don Airey (keyboards) joined Deep Purple around 2003... Guitarist Steve Morse recently left the band and was replaced in 2022 by Simon McBride (guitar)... and Deep Purple have a new album out this year titled "= 1"... w/ 2 new singles out now - 'Pictures of you' ... 'Portable door'. Some of Deep Purple's iconic songs: 'Smoke on the water' ... 'Fireball' ... 'Highway star' ... 'Perfect strangers' ... 'Black night' ... 'Burn' ... 'Soldier of fortune' ... 🔥🔥🤘🤘
Been following for a while, watching someone grow up musicaly is a thing to behold, Obituary?Cancer?...etc .... don't know or really care which path you follow as long as you keep the testing wide, good on ya girl!
I've heard this song soooo many times. My 2 older brothers had a garage band in the late 60's. This is the only song they knew. I had to listen to it over and over.
Simply awesome. I was so lucky to be young and brought up in that era, so many amazing bands, lucky enough to see a good chunk of them. It was easy to do back then
Loved your reaction to this . I’m 68 now and from the UK where Deep Purple come from . They’ve had several lineup changes since the but are still touring . They are the band that got me into metal.
Absolutely love Deep Purple...second album i bought as a teenager was Machine Head. I Still have the album too. Im 66 yrs old and still turn them up loud. Blessed to have grown up with the best bands and musicians. Nothing will ever compare!!
Your beloved Lars saw them live as a child and decided to become musician for life!A few decades later he gave a fantastic speech as the one to prologue their induction at the R.N.R hall of fame.All hail mighty Deep Purple.And still going, waiting for their new album in July!
That's what all of the people that constantly give Lars shit about "not being a good drummer" or what not absolutely fail to realize. He inducted Deep Purple into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame back in April of 2016.
Your reaction reminds me of the first time I heard Deep Purple, I was a boy soprano in a choir, and to hear a heavy rock band with classical inspirations and overtones, was overwhelming.💌
Great reaction Lily. I like how you emotionally immersed yourself in this performance. Ian Gillan has a hell of voice and Richie Blackmore is a great guitarist and Jon Lord was exceptional on the keyboards. This is obviously a protest song about the war in Vietnam. Richie Blackmore went on to form the band Rainbow. Recommend next the song Highway Star
Thanks for let me see your reaction first time to listen the musik of my childhood, at this time, I do not understand the language they are singing, but feel the vibes. Thank you.
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We didn't realize back then (70s)that we were growing up in a "golden age" of music and creativity.
An Era that won't ever be seen again...
60's and 70's
Das denke ich auch immer, obwohl ich musikalisch dort hängen geblieben bin...lg
Yes it was the era of creation and now it is the era of copying, no talent just copy the classics.
Fantastic performance! But also totay are existing some magical bands! Nightwish for example.
mwoah overall there is way more talent and creativity as back then. The problem is that there is just WAAAAY more ot it. Hence you don't see it properly.
Older music is where it's at. No auto tune, no tech. Just talent.
Cocaine, that's how white people got soul.
Big fan of the harpsichord I am.
With that voice autotune explodes like the speaker in made in Japan (if you don't know what I mean listen to it). 😁
Of course that's exactly what people always say and said at the time when this was modern music, like: Real music does not need electric instruments, loud amplifiers and manic screaming!
The means used really don't matter, they were just as keen, or pushed by record labels, to produce 'hits'.
Styles and fashion are ever-changing, business not much.
I guess the main difference is that nowadays most artists and producers try to find 'the formula' for success instead of being actually creative and just taking a shot at something great happening.
@@DerEchteBold well said!
This is what happens when you get 5 musicians, all at the top of their game.
Perfection !
this is the best song from the 70Ties, my hair still stands on end when I hear this. it works almost like a time machine. when I hear this my thoughts go back in time. a masterpiece DEEP PURPLE - Child In Time Live , timeless
perfect
And an audience sourced from the morgue.
Seeing a young lady appreciating the music we grew up with is terrific...
Hey Lady I'm a 74 yo ex Aussie Soldier. You have got it. EVERY TIME I hear this song I tear up. The emotion is unbelievable, my fav of ALL time.
I as well have made it to 74. What a ride.
You guys got me beat, I'm only 68 from So Cali, my aunt & uncle took me to my first concert, the Beatles, I was 10.
I'm with you on that mate .I'm an ex Paratrooper in UK Fantastic music ,I've got them in concert recorded on my Sky channel.
I'm slightly younger at 68. You weren't in Soho in 1975 were you ? I had an unbelievable night of drinking and clubs with 2 Aussie soldiers Absolutely brilliant lads Even subbed me when I ran out of money .
There was no template back then, these guys were creating a new genre of music. Their creativity and their skill just breathtaking. Each member of the band is a maestro, each a wonderful musician, and yet, the total was even greater than the sum of the parts. This is one of THE great live performances, imo.
Ritchie Blackmore is one of my all-time guitar heroes!!!
Mine too with Tony Iommi
He and Ritchie in my top 10, those guys were insanely great. Creating genres of music that will stand the test of time.
3 veces he visto a Deep Purple, 2 veces a Rainbow y 1 Blackmore's Night, y es para mi el número 1. Y la Trinidad del Hard Rock y Heavy Metal, son Deep Purple, Black Sabbath y Led Zeppelin, con ellos empezó todo
Jimmy Page in a recent interview said Ritchie Blackmore could blow his doors off. In live off the cuff improvising and lead guitar. That's a nice thing to say about your fellow guitarists.
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One of the greatest hard rock songs of all time. Band still around in 2024.
I wouldn't limit it to "hard rock", it is one of the greatest songs of all time - of any genre.
Remember, hard-rock wasn't even a thing when they did this. This is one of the songs that defined the genre.
A tribute karaoke band now without blackmore
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Mister Lord R.I.P. 🙏🤘
I saw them live back in the late 80s. Lawn seats in WI at Alpine Valley. (Where Stevie Rae would meet his fate a few tears late in a helo crash). Got stoned with a guy dressed like a priest….as i was tripping. Great concert!
I hope to see them this sept in Bridgeport CT
You hit it right on the nose young lady. Not many young people can understand the total chaos that the words and instruments are describing.
Spot on , not many of us are left that remember Grosvenor Square in 68 or even the Vietnam war. So many of our youngsters sent to war and killed for what? Maybe to make the rich elite around the world get richer !!!!!!
DP is probably the greatest collection of musicians ever assembled in a rock band. Every member was a superstar.
This is in my top five live performance of all time.
Real musicians, live, no tricks or computers, just pure talent !
When musicianship was a real thing !
Cheers from down under 😎🤘
Interested to know what are your other top 4 live performances?
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Its tough , but my other 4 are. Number 1 live performance is with no doubt, Led Zep, since i've been loving you, MSG 1973 . Then in no particular order.
Bocelli, The Prayer with Celine Dion , at Central park version .
Heart Kennedy centre honors , Stairway to Heaven .
Tie for last spot is between Eagles, Hotel California 1977, and or , Chicago , 25 or 6 to 4 1970.
they all are in my top 10.
How about yours ?
@@waynehauser3611 Thanks for sharing. I will see if I can check these out. I don't know if I have a top 5 list, I really rate the Talking Heads Stop Making Sense, DP Live in Japan is a bit special too.
The band that most blew me away when I saw them live, was Judas Priest at the old Hammersmith Odeon, which tbh was quite unexpected. They were SO heavy!
@@tonyb9735
Judas Priest is my fav band lol !
Their live in London DVD with Tim Ripper Owens singing Diamonds and Rust is nothing short of jaw dropping , which i recommend highly to watch, slow first half, then a mind blowing finish .
Also in my top 10 is Judas Priest , or Priest live dvd of The Sentinel .
Great to know your a JP fan !
🤘😎🤘
No young Rob Halford no Judas
this is the best song from the 70Ties, my hair still stands on end when I hear this. it works almost like a time machine. when I hear this my thoughts go back in time. a masterpiece DEEP PURPLE - Child In Time Live , timeless
This is a masterpiece plain and simple.
After first hearing it about 52y ago and today, nothing changed, I still get goose bumps.
@@andrecostermans7109 " I still get goose bumps."
Me too, and like you, I have been listened to this song for more than 40 years.
Simply one of the greatest songs of all time. Absolutely brilliant.
Deep Purple - Made In Japan (Live) is one of the best live albums EVER.
the greatest album ever period
Deep Purple 'In Concert' is better , change my mind :)
My woman from Tokyo ... all the boys had a yen for her :)
Officially it is a 10 Ten best live album ever. Rank #6.
Alongside with Iron Maiden's "Live after Death" 😊
I’m lucky I grew up in that time. Deep purple live on this tune is probably the best live video ever produced.
54 years ago. I was 13, loving music. It always had something to say to me. And reiterating, live, no auto tune no filters. Live!!!
WOWWWW!!!!! This is by far your best reaction...You understood this song.... This hit you deep and we could all feel it !!!!
Young lady glad that you are a woman of culture. About deep purple what can we say we have artists like Jon Lord in keyboards , Ian Paice at drums ,Hughes and Blackmore at guitars words are not enough to describe the level of creativity and imagination they had in songwriting and playing. To amyone that wants more goosebumps suit yourself to hear theis song April and you see that in that song their creativity is on another level😊
Another awesome band from this little place Great Britain
Deep Purple was my first rock concert and favorite band I convinced my Mom to take me and 3 friends to the Houston Astrodome which was fairly new and 100 miles away I was 13 years old epic still one of the greatest shows I've ever seen 50 years ago it held the record for the loudest indoor concert at the time maybe still
At the time, images and newsreel clips from the Vietnam War were being beamed (for the first time) into our homes on the nightly TV News.
Yeah, as kids we grew up with this music and seen lot's of these artists perform live, but we didn't realize then how good they are.
The anforgetly and best Mister Lord
1st year school dance, (secondary school) Im 12/13 yrs old when I first heard this made me listen and think differently, my head has never been the same since and the world was different, for the better.
A fantastic song and an amazing performance, it really cuts through the soul. And you are right, they don't make music like this anymore.
My uncle was a huge fan of DP and died far too young at 51. One of his requests for his funeral was that this song would be played. What he didn't know was that the church organist also was a fan of DP. He played the best version of this song I've heard on the church pipe organs with the church choir doing the "Oooooh" parts. I've been to a few epic concerts in my life but nothing can ever top that. He even did the guitar solo at the end on those pipes! If you're imaging something epic: Quadruple that. I just wish he was there to hear it!
I already loved the song and the band before this, but that experience just made it one of the most special songs of my life.
Deep Purple is considered one of the three "Godfathers" of Rock/Metal... along with Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin. They are a truly extremely talented band that made a LOT of great music and influenced a LOT of future bands!
Try their "Smoke on the Water" next, and others to consider... in no particular order
- Highway Star
- Woman from Tokyo
- Space Trucking
- Burn
- Hush
- Perfect Strangers
I could go on...
The Mule. I said what I said.
All my allowance went into the juxebox playing black night.
Oh yeah! And Demon Eye) @@almac4067
Known as The Unholy Trinity
@@viviennerose6858TOGETHER WITH INCREDIBLE URIAH HEEP ~ THE DEVILISH QUARTET❤😊!!! BERNIE GERMANY 🎉
When we say we had the best music growing up, you understand where we're coming from.
Wow what brilliant analysis.
A very intelligent, sensitive woman. 🙏🦋
This was their most requested song for years, but Ian Gillan (singer) has said that he had to stop singing it live because it took such a toll on his voice.
I think it was the booze and fags that ruined his vocal range. His falling out with Richie got much worse as Richie insisted they did this song despite Ian's voice!
A brit named Fil insinuated Blackmore was pushing Ian to sing it perpetually and Ian's vocal chords were damaged. Blackmore, in hindsight, disliked Gillan and didn't care.
@@gutsfield3504 I've been to Fil's channel, he knows alot. I think that he is probably right in this instance.
@sharonelliott2366 Fil carefully worded this to avoid trouble from Blackmore. Gillan suffered audible vocal chord damage as early as a 1971 performance- to Blackmore's delight.
Deep purple were one hell of a band still one of my favorites
This is in my top 5 all time for any song in any genre.
that`s the one.....greatest rock rock song of all timmes.....doesn`t get any better than this. See your reaction is so cool and reminds me listening to it the first time.....glad you like it as much as I do
I’am a 51 year old man very familiar with is music,love to see your reactions and appreciation ❤️
By far the most emotional reaction. So sincere. I was in my early twenties by this time. We were the lucky generation, music-wise. The dark side was the Vietnam War, but that is a completely different subject.
Deep Purples "Highway Star" is another kick ass song worthy of reaction! Ty Lilly, great reaction!
The greatest driving song ever.
@@johnrhodes2367 Can't argue that Bro
My band #1 from all bands I listened and still listen every day..
Music from my youth. Music in my old age. Real music. Simply magnificent music. How can I EVER thank the musos of those days for the joy and pleasure they have given me over so many years. The world will NEVER see such a beautiful age ever again. I'm immensely thankful that I lived in that age.
One of the forefathers of Heavy Metal! Gillan on vocals inspired so many Metal vocalists, Blackmore on guitar the riff master, inspired multiple generations of future shredders, Lord on the keyboards untouchable legend. What a band, live were incredible, just magical!
Best rock band of all time without any doubt. Every member of the band a master of their craft.
Yes they did. Love deep Purple 💜. Top band. The people were told to stay quiet. Cause it was being recorded
This song is iconic ! Each musician is fantastic 🤘🙏😁
DEEP PURPLE ITS AMAZING!!🔥🔥🎸🎸💜💜
A vocal and instrumental masterpiece from an epic iconic band. Blackmore on guitar awesome as ever. This song is timeless.
Ian Gillan is incredible. One of my all time favorite singers. He was also in Black Sabbath for the album Born Again. Awesome album. Zero The Hero crushes.🤘
Now "Highway Star" is mandatory.
Add Sppeed King , Fools , Flight of the Rat , mistreated , my woman from Tokyo, lazy……..😹
@@catman2629 When A Blind Man Cries .
Youu gotta hear this smashing cover version: ua-cam.com/video/e8xrlvWGNJE/v-deo.html&ab_channel=PointBlank-Topic
But not inside a car. Don't do it. lol
Thank you Lilly Jane! Ian Gillian is such a great vocalist. They remain on of my favorite bands. "Highway Star" "Space Truckin" "Lazy". Some good ones. Thanks again Lily Jane. Loved your reaction to this song!
You made now my favorite reaction to this song. Subscribed!
One of the greatest rock songs ever written. A masterpiece......
Saw them play in a small dance club in 71. Unbelievable can still see and hear them !!!!
1973 the biggest band in the world in gate receipts and lps sold. Did it again in 1984. Rip Jon Douglas Lord keyboards.
One of the greatest album of all time has to be Deep Purples Made in Japan. Released in 1972. Pure gold all the way. I was nine years old at the time and i still listen to that album😊 Some fifty odd years of goosebumps.
THE BEST REACTION, or at least the real understanding of this song. Indeed, this is a song about the war and the people crying for their children, for the innocent persons death by the war. I really love your reaction, you are a very sensitive person, this is a great song, maybe one of the most beautiful compositions by Deep Purple.
But there are more than only sadness, there is also good and happy feelings by this great band, I recommend you to react to some other great songs like HIGHWAY STAR, LAZY, and STRANGE KIND OF WOMAN from their live album called MADE IN JAPAN from 1972. Thank you, it was a pleasure to watch you react through the entire song, your face, your eyes, your arms moving were so special. Thank you again.
For me, best Song ever. Unmatched 🤘
And for me.
And for me.
Haven't herd that song in 40 years, still have all my albums from the 70's. Time to dust them off.
Remember listening to this backin 91 in my mates caravan. Legendary 🔥
I grew up in that golden age and bands appeared like super novas(but they didnot die like them) in the music scene. The freedom we had at that time(in europe)was incredible. When I think about it and see the current world I could cry but it's good to have memories.
Excellent reaction young lady. Saw them live in '75. They were billed as the loudest band in rock and roll.
One of my top British Band..Deep Purple! Smoke on the Water song is my favorite ❤❤😊 From Philippines out here 🤘
This was 1970 when Deep Purple (w/ new vocalist Ian Gillan and bassist Roger Glover) were re-introducing themselves as a hard rock band... Initially, Deep Purple was founded in 1968 as a pop rock band comprised of studio pro musicians and got some success w/ cover songs like - 'Hush' ... 'Kentucky woman'... But after hearing the music of Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin by 1969, the band wanted a heavier sound.
Ritchie Blackmore (guitar) wanted Deep Purple to record 'heavy' music and enlisted Ian Gillan (vocals) and Roger Glover (bass) to the band w/ founding members Jon Lord (organ/ keys) and Ian Paice (drums) and their 4th studio album 'In rock' in 1970 launched the band as one of the pioneers of the heavy metal/ hard rock genre, alongside Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath.
This line-up in the 70's delivered the iconic albums - 'Fireball' (1971)... 'Machine head' (1972)... 'Who do we think we are' (1973)... as well as the stellar live album 'Made in Japan' (1972)
Unfortunately, guitarist Ritchie Blackmore's demanding & unpredictable personality led to difficulties and tensions within the band... it created quite a few line-up changes... Ian Gillan and Roger Glover were replaced in 1974 by David Coverdale (vocals) and Glenn Hughes (bass + vocals) and Deep Purple got even bigger w/ the albums 'Burn' and 'Stormbringer' in '74.
However, Ritchie Blackmore ended up leaving Deep Purple in 1975 and formed the band Rainbow w/ singer Ronnie James Dio... Deep Purple hired Tommy Bolin (guitar) for 1 album ('Come taste the band') in '75... but fans were not interested in the band without Blackmore on guitar... Deep Purple split up by 1976 and guitarist Tommy Bolin soon passed away from an OD.
Guitarist Ritchie Blackmore is considered one of the greatest composers and guitar players... but he could also be difficult, uncompromising and unpredictable w/ his moods... When he was good, no one could come close to his brilliance onstage... However, if he wasn't happy, he would be awful and erratic while playing... When he had his band Rainbow between 1975 and 1984, Blackmore went through quite a few members, include 3 vocalists...
One example would be the 1993 live concert video 'Come hell or high water' by Deep Purple, where he was upset w/ a cameraman's position onstage and refused to play half the first song... then, he proceeded to dump water on him while the band played... Keyboardist Jon Lord recalled that he worked hard that night just to get Blackmore to play and engage w/ the band onstage... Blackmore was clearly not happy in Deep Purple and quit soon after... But that 1993 show was in sharp contrast to the brilliance that fans heard on their 1972 album 'Made in Japan.
In 1984, Deep Purple reunited the classic line-up (Blackmore/ Gillan/ Glover/ Lord/ Paice) and released the album 'Perfect strangers' for a successful comeback... But the same tensions between Gillan and Blackmore in the 80's led to guitarist Ritchie Blackmore leaving Deep Purple permanently by 1993 (Blackmore currently records and tours as a semi-acoustic band Blackmore's Night w/ his wife Candace Night on vocals)
Deep Purple recruited Steve Morse (guitar) in 1994 and carried on recording and touring... founding keyboardist Jon Lord amicably left the band in 2002 to work on classical music projects; Jon Lord passed away in 2012 from cancer.
Don Airey (keyboards) joined Deep Purple around 2003... Guitarist Steve Morse recently left the band and was replaced in 2022 by Simon McBride (guitar)... and Deep Purple have a new album out this year titled "= 1"... w/ 2 new singles out now - 'Pictures of you' ... 'Portable door'.
Some of Deep Purple's iconic songs:
'Smoke on the water' ... 'Fireball' ... 'Highway star' ... 'Perfect strangers' ... 'Black night' ... 'Burn' ... 'Soldier of fortune' ... 🔥🔥🤘🤘
Deep Purple's main influence was The Vanilla Fudge
Been following for a while, watching someone grow up musicaly is a thing to behold, Obituary?Cancer?...etc .... don't know or really care which path you follow as long as you keep the testing wide, good on ya girl!
I've heard this song soooo many times. My 2 older brothers had a garage band in the late 60's. This is the only song they knew. I had to listen to it over and over.
I think this is my favorite reactions. I don't believe I've ever seen you so animated! So many great Deep Purple songs to discover.
You really drink in the music and it's meaning, amazing!
Raw emotion. .what is seriously lacking in a ton of music for awhile now.
It's why these songs are eternal, regardless of the generations.
Pure talent & great scenic presence. One of te greatest bands of all the times in the world of rock. Thanks Lilly!
Just doesn't get better than this, geez we were lucky to grow up through this time in music :)
I was fortunate to them live,although later but still incredible,my favorite hard rock band.
Saw them do this live in 1972 was 14 girst heard this in 1970
You are watching the BEST musicians that you will ever see.Guys that are the absolute best.
Yep - one of the best...
Simply awesome. I was so lucky to be young and brought up in that era, so many amazing bands, lucky enough to see a good chunk of them. It was easy to do back then
All live, no vocal trickery or autotune
Lilly ... You completely get this song.
Great job. You are wise beyond your years.
There will never be a decade again in the earths time like the 70,s when the music was just so brilliant.
In Oktober i See deep purple Live in Essen Germany i m so Happy 😎🤟🏼🤟🏼
Deep Purple is one of the most underrated bands of all time. My band teacher introduced them to me back in junior high. Phenomenal band.
Loved your reaction to this . I’m 68 now and from the UK where Deep Purple come from . They’ve had several lineup changes since the but are still touring . They are the band that got me into metal.
Better reaction I've ever seen to this great song by deep purple. Love this!
I grew up with this band .....Deep Purple forever .....
I'm from 1968, they ar build into my roots!!! :-)
Absolutely love Deep Purple...second album i bought as a teenager was Machine Head. I Still have the album too. Im 66 yrs old and still turn them up loud. Blessed to have grown up with the best bands and musicians. Nothing will ever compare!!
Your beloved Lars saw them live as a child and decided to become musician for life!A few decades later he gave a fantastic speech as the one to prologue their induction at the R.N.R hall of fame.All hail mighty Deep Purple.And still going, waiting for their new album in July!
That's what all of the people that constantly give Lars shit about "not being a good drummer" or what not absolutely fail to realize. He inducted Deep Purple into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame back in April of 2016.
@@TokusatsuGamingfan lars is my favourite drummer right after Ian Paice!
The very best of Musics , my Favoryt ...
The lead singer from Deep Purple appeared on a rave song , KLF America, what time is love!!
John Lord was born and brought up in Leicester in the centre of England, where he received a classical music education. And it sure does show! 🙂
sends shivers down my spine everytime i hear this masterpiece
Saw you reacted to this...BIG smile on my face!!!
Your reaction reminds me of the first time I heard Deep Purple, I was a boy soprano in a choir, and to hear a heavy rock band with classical inspirations and overtones, was overwhelming.💌
Music one of the few communications we had to hear the truth Love and Peace and Blessings to Everyone ❤❤❤
No autotune pure talent
I had the pleasure of seeing them live. Mind blowing.
Great reaction Lily. I like how you emotionally immersed yourself in this performance. Ian Gillan has a hell of voice and Richie Blackmore is a great guitarist and Jon Lord was exceptional on the keyboards. This is obviously a protest song about the war in Vietnam.
Richie Blackmore went on to form the band Rainbow. Recommend next the song Highway Star
🥱 please stop spreading misinformation, this song has nothing to do with Vietnam.
still brings a range of emotions to me after all this time and seeing your reaction to it has set them off again..
Musica .en vivo sin playback genial
Thanks for let me see your reaction first time to listen the musik of my childhood, at this time, I do not understand the language they are singing, but feel the vibes. Thank you.
Damn haven't heard of them before good ass song too
I was 10 years old and i remember like today. A song that talk about war so nice. Unbelievoble Ritchie Blackmor
Everyone in this band is an all-star musician.