Celebrating Deep Purple's Machine Head
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- Опубліковано 2 кві 2024
- Ritchie Blackmore and Deep Purple provided the world with one of the greatest rock albums of all time when they released MACHINE HEAD in March 1972. As we celebrate the anniversary with the 50th anniversary boxset, let's embrace the joy that the band provided for the following generations of rock musicians.....ReMachined celebrates 'Machine Head'
This documentary piece features Chad Smith, GlennHughes, Jimmy Barnes, Zack Wilde, Santana, Joe Satriani & Chickenfoot, Iron Maiden, Alterbridge, Steve Lukather, Steel Panther, Kings Of Chaos, and of course Metallica!
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#RitchieBlackmore #Rainbow #BlackmoresNight
Deep Purpe.... My favorite..... I am 62.... ❤
Without Purple Passages, In Rock, Fireball, Machine Head, made in Japan and Burn, high school would have been boring.
Every cut played at all the parties I attended
100%!
Happy birthday Ritchie, best wishes from Mexico!!!
Jon Lord said that when he hears Jimmy Barnes sing, he gets 'goose bumps on his goose bumps'. Also Jimmy was asked to audition for Purple back 1989 but declined due to his solo career obligations with his record company.
In the Spring of 1972, as a 16 year old, I discovered Deep Purple through Machine Head.
My favorite track right from the start was "Lazy". I had never heard anything like that!!!
Regardless of the fame of "Smoke On The Water" from "Made In Japan", "Lazy" is still my most favorite DP song. After that, "Child In Time."
I’m 72 and grew with this music which is real music. It got it’s roots from the blues. 🎸
Ritchie Blackmore is the world's greatest rock talent.
Top 3 guitarist in the world 🌎
The textbook for all hard rock albums, Machine Head is. I don't know how many times I've heard the songs of it. Thanks, Ritchie and other Deep Purple members!
I would say In Rock is more of a text book. A lot of metal bands say they were influenced by that album more than Machine Head.
Chickenfoot's "Highway Star" is just spectacular, a classic in its own right 🙂
(i soooo like their dual-howl at the beginning 😀 )
Deep Purple’s music is required playing if you want to rock.
LONG LIVE RITCHIE .THE BEST
My first album. Got it for Christmas by request. I was 11. Still one of my favorites.
BLACKMORE ‼️
Highway Star by Chickenfoot is absolutely killer !
Michael Anthony, doing that scream on the beginning of Highway star is just unbelievable. He’s got some vocal range, that’s why I never understood why Van Halen got rid of him. He was a lot of vocals in Van Halen. But I guess they had their reasons.
Mainly cause he wanted his son Wolfgang in the band
MA is the Secret Sauce of VH.
I’m still flabbergasted at Satch pulling off Lords organ solo on guitar
Have a look at Phil X doing both the guitar and the organ solo's on you tube....!!!!
The Greatest Band Ever!
Море благодарности ! океан любви выдающемуся рок-мелодисту, грандиозному композитору-исполнителю, виртуозному гитаристу, божественному Ричи !
Великолепно сыграл с оркестром. Возмужал, окреп, окрылённый вдохновением устремился к вершинам рока чудеса творить уникальной пятёркой. Фантастическим талантом, небесной силой превратил группу в идеал классического рока. С первого раза его музыка входит в душу, в сердце и остаётся навечно. Она пробуждает воображение, у восхищённого оригиналом рождаются импровизации, и даже появляются мелодии для собственных слов. Поразительное, сверхъестественное влияние маэстро, и для музыкантов, которые с ним работали, это незабываемое время, они всегда готовы снова встать рядом с солнечным Ричи.
Ещё и не мечтаю - а Ричи уже играет мои мечтания. Это же волшебство ! Чародей. Великий и могучий творец завораживающих произведений - моей музыки. Любить Ричи, слушать его прелестные творения - наслаждение, счастье, радость, это быть в бесконечном творческом процессе, опять стать молодым, задорным, плодовитым, не близнецом, но чуточку на Блэкмора похожим, зеркальным, третьим отражением.
Живи и будь здоров, твори и радуйся, родной, любимый Ричи !
This is amazing....
Ritchie Blackmore
John Lord
Ian Gillan
Ian Paice
Roger Glover
David Coverdale
Glenn Hughes
Tommy Bolin
Don Airey
Steve Morse
Simon McBride
and via R. B. Rainbow
Ronnie James Dio
Cozy Powel
Jimmy Bain
Tony Carey
David Stone
Bob Daisley
Graham Bonnet
Joe Lynn Turner
Bobby Randinelli
Doogie White
David Rosenthal
etc...
Depppp purple eee la mejor del mundo mi banda favorita ❤
DP is rock band with the most skilled musicians at their field. Drummer, keyboardist, Vocalist and ofcourse guitar god blackmore. In the musical instrument skills, DP is uncomparable.
С Днём рождения, Великий и Замечательный Ричи! Спасибо за Вашу музыку!
Great point by Joe about the delicacy and artistry on the Machine Head record and .....it Rocks
Best track on Machine Head...Pictures Of Home.
I was 12 years old. Machine Head was and is the Mount Rushmore of rock music. Child In Time live mad in Japan has the best live guitar solo ever. 1976 Germay, Frankfurt-Höchst Jahrhunderthalle. Supporting act to Rainbow: AC/DC believe it or not (with Bon Scott). Rainbow granted them a clean good sound. Ticket price 8 Euros to todays currency!!!!!! AC/DC gave them a hard time, but both bands were outstanding. Unbelievable.
Thank you🙏🙏🙏 Mr Blackmore for all songs who gave as all this years....thank you for your masterpiece music🎶🎶🎶......
Ritchie we were waiting for you...where the hell were you for the tribute of this Masterpiece?
He was at a small venue in the middle of nowhere dressed up as The Black Adder with green stockings playing luth. Some says it was 9 persons in the audience.
@@tersan8547 jajajajajajajajajajaja
Only one of the members of Deep Purple were involved in this tribute, that was Glenn Hughes. So why single out Ritchie and not the others?
We all know without this seminal album, rock music as we understand it might have gone a much different direction. Thank you all for showing us the path to righteous redemption. Long Live Rock N Roll!
Such a beautiful & influential album, Machine Head...
Happy anniversary!! 😎👍💜
Deep Purple, and specifically Jon Lord, very early on (around '73 or '74, so still in my pre-teens...) did set my feet on the right path in what I wanted my organ to sound like - together with Pink Floyd's Rick Wright, I should add.
RIP Jon & Rick... 🙏
Took a few decades, but I do have (AND can play) a proper Hammond B3 organ & Leslie - modded myself to do Jon Lord proud!
Been involved in a few DP / Rainbow tributes over the years, obviously, but my main focus is creating something new when I can.
Lars' statement in the beginning is basically an admission that he can't hang with Ian Paice, which is nothing to be ashamed of. Paice is one of the most underrated drummers in rock IMHO.
Ian is phenomenal!!!
Metallica is more of a thrashy high energy and aggression style of music. They like to watch the kids pummel each other in the pit
We love Deep Purple we love Ritchie Blackmore
Thank for for this! It's great to see iconic heavy metal bands refer to Deep Purple as their baseline for what real music is. Deep Purple- mkII of course, has been exactly that for me. The depth, and artistry from each musician and instrument hasn't been seen since.
Super. Dziękuję
Happy birthday and happy anniversary. Greeting from fareast Indonesia
3:25 Chad Smith. Yes... the drumming on Maybe I'm a Leo... Impossible to guess next fill. Glenn never played that song ever before.
Machine Head. Rock history was written by this one. Richie Blackmore's leadership after Gillian's on Fireball. Result is the best hard rock album ever recorded.
I think Ritchie produced DP in Rock. Gillan Fireball and Glover MHead. (And Lord the Concerto 69)
Music direction was main thing and this one is mainly Blackmore's.
@@zdravkobitunjac9542 It was commercial, and when Rainbow wasn't commercial enough for Ritchie. Who did he call to produce?... Glover.
It's GILLAN not GILLIAN. Why do so many people get this wrong?. 🤔
@@FuturePast2019 Yes but Glover didn't produce Machine Head, that was Martin Birch.
I have original Machine Head vinyl but when I heard it about this 50th Anniversary super deluxe box I couldn't help myself, I need to order it and last week I have it.
On this tribute album, the version of Lazy is by far the best traCK, and almost as good as the original. Have a listen if you haven't done so already.
@@CB-xr1eg after original record it taked a moment from me to get use to these 2024 remixed versions, not for sure if I have totally use to yet. But yes, you are right, lazy sounds good.
Amo Deep Purple, é uma das minhas bandas preferidas. Ainda bem que tive a oportunidade de ver essa grande banda no Monsters of Rock 2023.
I got an original pressing of Deep Purple's Machine Head from 1972....The jacket is split open but the plastic outer jacket cover holds it together... The inner sleeve is no longer white but a piss yellow colour and the original Lyric poster is still intact.... But the great thing is the album itself is in near perfect condition.... I love this album and I LOVE DEEP PURPLE MARK II.....
Pictures of home is truly interesting!!
My absolute favourite !
❤
Wow this is going to be fun ❤
The new 2024 remix is AMAZING! Thank you for that!
First album I ever bought!!!!
Had that on a eight track and played all the time ,wish I still had that right track for sentimental reasons
Happy Birthday, Maestro!!
Cool!
❤❤❤❤
D.P for ever...
Funky Claude was the guy who puts together the Montreux Jazz Festival and invited Purple there
Claude Nobs I believe is his full name
@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 Sounds very painful. Clawed Knobs.😮
Mr Blackmore..I heard you once expressed a desire to write a book on the occult? I hope you do one day....how cool would that be? I'd love to have a Ritchie Blackmore book of the Occult on my shelves with all my classic occult books.
I like Never before cover.
Awesome Jimmy Barnes
Jimmy Barnes doing Lazy. Love it.
Best track on the tribute album IMO.
👍🤘
About ‘delicacy’… Ritchie said in interviews that he act-lays very lightly. Which is true. Compare his picking to, say, Steve Morse. Morse hits the string like a jackhammer. Thing is that it does not result in more sound. Rather, it loses nuance. The other thing Satch mentioned is the distortion and other stuff that folks imagine is in the music. Reality is Blackmore’s sound was quite clean. Yeah he did occasionally use effects, but he was not using fuzz or distortion. He was boosting the input on the amps.
13:36: Purple actually believed Never Before was going to be the ‘hit’ from Machine Head. With good reason; it is simple, catchy, melodic, with a strong bridge. But of course things worked out differently
@@Gk2003m I read that they put more effort into NB than other tracks as they wanted it to be a hit single. I think they made a mistake though, they should have released it as a single but not put it on the album. Fans buying the album had already got the song so they weren't going to buy it twice. When A Blindman Cries should have been on the album instead of Never Before, but Ritchie he no like it!
My opinion: it's THE most under rated rock album ever. It gave us the most influential rock song of all time, (Smoke on the Water) and the greatest Purple song ever, (Highway Star). I gotta say though; as great as the players paying tribute on this project are, listening to their analog of 'Lazy', the riff just doesn't quite have the same swing as Blackmore on the six string.
I thought Machine Head is highly rated all this time. Is it really underrated?
@@JenSenYermi Certainly not underrated in the eyes of the fans, but in the general music world, it doesn't get the accolades that albums I believe it is equal to, like Dark Side of the Moon, some of Zeps offerings receive......
@@JenSenYermi I'd just like to add......I did a quick search. On a site called 'discovermusic' the album is ranked 95th!!! And you should see the company it's surrounded by....the Pretenders, Blink 182, Smashing Pumpkins......seriously?!!
"Underrated" is the most overrated word on you tube....
Ez a cd is megvan a Deep Purple együttestől. 👍
19:43 "We all came out to Montereau" (FYI: Montereau is a town 80 km from Paris, and 450 km from Montreux in Switzerland)
FYI, He sings Montreux not Montereau. Try listening properly.
@@CB-xr1eg Obviously, French is not the singer's first language (and neither yours).
@@sfermigier I don't know why you say that. The singer (Ian Gillan) was not trying to speak French. He was singing about Montreux in Switzerland. And he pronounces it the correct way. Google it if you like. Stop getting your panties in a bunch about what you mistakenly think is a mispronunciation.
@@CB-xr1eg Did you watch the video? At 19:43 the singer is not Ian Gillan but Jacoby Shaddix (singer for Papa Roach). And he doesn't know how to pronounce "Montreux". Why do I have to get insulted for pointing a funny fact?
@@sfermigier Fair enough but he still doesn't sing "Montereau". He sings it as *Montrow*. Maybe its you who should watch, and listen properly.
0:45 - 50th anniversary dope...
It's from 2012
The irony of you getting it wrong and calling someone else a dope.🤣🤣
😎
4:10 Klasszikus, No. 1.Deep Purple csak egy volt, őket lehet utánozni, de soha, de soha nem lesz senki olyan, mint a Gillan, Blackmore, Lord, Space, Glover felállású Deep Purple. Ez megismételhetetlen. Ilyen nem volt és nem is lesz soha. Ők királyok 👑 voltak a hard rock zenében.
it was music made from the soul, they had a balls mate
Funky Claude is Claude Nobs
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To let Jimmy Barnes near deep purple is criminal
Nah he was ok, he didn't have to do too much. I don't actually like him that much as he tends to yell rather than sing most of the time but he was ok on this track.
I think the band would disagree with you on that.
1972 - 2024. 50th Aniversary? I don't get it.
China/Election virus two years.
That's because the tribute album was done in 2012, the 40th anniversary. And although it was posted recently, this is an old video. Got it now?
Ричи, хочу чтобы тебе исполнилось 80 лет! Ричи, не смей умирать!🤘🤘🤘
Deep purple great they taught everyone else eggs and water from farmers daughter
Gillan said that was just a fun song, but they made a mistake putting it on the album.
Did anyone die in the fire of that Zappa gig?
No deaths and very few injuries.
This video is 12 years old...lol
Still interesting though!
I know... They kept saying "40 years ago" and I didn't know wtf they were talking about!!
I'm a Deep Purple fans since about 1974. Somehow I never like Machine Head much. That's because I've bought Made in Japan first. Anything that came after that was a bit disappointing...
😅
Even Joe can't play Lazy right :-)
Nonsense, he does a great job. He didn't copy it note for note but that wasn't a mistake.
I could deal with most of it, but, really, The Flaming Lips doing Smoke????? They couldn't get anyone better for it???? And usually, I do not like these types of albums. The Flaming Lips doing Smoke is equal to country singer Lori Morgan doing Freebird. To me.... blasphemy.
I know, lousy choice right?
Sorry folks they were all trying too hard.Filling all the holes with guitar noodling.Leave this music alone IMO.
Bollox.
again these disguisting metallica mcdonalds metal faces
I stopped watching when i seen hughes on the screen 👎
Thanks for letting us know!
i thought hughes was in mark III. seems a little odd for someone that close to the source to want to commemorate the more famous mark that he wasn't in.
So what !
Thanks heaven you told us, we'll all sleep better now we know that!🙄
Glen Hughes is starting to look like Yoko Ono