Deep Purple - Child In Time | FIRST TIME REACTION | Live (1970)
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Deep Purple is one of 3 bands who shaped heavy metal into what it is today, together with Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin
Don't forget Hocus Pocus by Focus, the live version in the Tonight Show
You forgot Grand Funk Railroad.
And Uriah Heep, Judas Priest, Rainbow.....
lol led zep
Hey bisscute this is the best band ever check out live in Japan live
This was being recorded and more then likely the audience was told to not react until the end. It's a anti-war song in particular about the Vietnam war in which my husband was a part of. The cadence, or drum roll signifies troops marching and the ensuing mash up of the chaos was representing what it may be like under fire. My husband served for four years and when he got out in 1973, Deep Purple was one of the first bands he saw live in our hometown of Chicago. That was almost 50 years ago and about 7 years ago we saw them together outside of Houston, Texas and they were still great!
Nonsense, this song has NOTHING to do with Vietnam, someone somewhere just decided that it is & others have followed like sheep.
@@bluesdoc737 indeed is a misconception. Ian Gillian wrote the lyrics about the Cold War.
The audience weren't told not to react, the majority of the audience weren't even Deep Purple fans, it wasn't advertised so many were family and friends of Granada TV employees who recorded the show in Manchester.
So what? Let her have her explanation. What difference does it make to you? Let her have her reasoning about her hero husband!
@@RobinC63 You mean the Cold War which spawned Korea and Viet Nam among other less major wars?
This was a live recording for tv/radio so there were told to be still. ❤️Biss 🇮🇹
This kind of music was fairly polarizing at the time as well so they may not have had the the "right" audience that evening. I can't see a lot of period metal heads in that crowd.
@@laupstad I agree! It was something completely new back then, most of the audience has probably never heard a (Hard)Rock Band before and had a hard time "understanding" it, and even more to "know what to do to it". This can be seen on most of the broadcasted videos from those days (and even on live concert clips). If it's a "first time hearing" today we are definitively "used" to metal and hardrock, so emotionally it's a different level. And just to remember that "back then" (Hard)Rock was widely considered "noise only" :)
@@alexiserni1152 Indeed. This was "Top of the Pops" or something similar to that in 1970? Look at what else was on the charts in 1970. It wasn't this and this isn't what any of the people in audience were there to see.
By that I mean that they did do well in the charts, but no the best and certainly not mainstream yet.
@@laupstad It was a BBC Broadcast Show :) But that's about the same thing, except they didn't just play one title (that usually already charted) or got a lot of "Airplay".
The audience sat quietly because this took place in a studio ,
The thing that makes this performance so special , is how Ian Gillen hits those A-5 register notes , and then makes a transition - a seemless transition to deep lower registers so flawlessly.
Oh? ❤
deep purple in this formation (mark 2) is one of a handful of the most important and influential bands of that era.
yup. all gods in their own right.
Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath and Jethro Tull are my big five bands of that period from England and The Allman Brothers from America 🎉❤
No "Yes", no "The Who"? - sorry to hear that..
King Crimson and Emerson Lake & Palmer,
Gentle Giant,
Nektar...
Uriah Heep, King Crimson, Frank Zappa among others are why I can't have just 5
Not to forget Rainbow.
Explore the space with Blue Oyster Cult
Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, and Black Sabbath were called the Unholy Trinity of Heavy Metal. The audience here were instructed not to move. They director didn't want anything to distract from the performance.
Ian Gillan was chosen to be the voice of Jesus Christ in Jesus Christ superstar. His voice is sensational. JC Superstar was released also in 1970 on the brown album. He won my heart and soul then with his voice. The audience was specially formed for the recording. They were not allowed to respond until the end as a condition to being there for this amazing video.
Great song which is about the Cold War it was recorded for a weekly tv series which ran from July to September 1970 called Doing Their Thing that included Free,Status Quo and Stone The Crows
In the audience sitting at the back wearing a pink top was the Manchester United legend George Best
Ritchie Blackmore is one of the best guitarists in rock history. he was also part of Rainbow, another wonderful band with vocals by Ronnie James Dio. A song suggestion Stargazer - Rainbow.😊
Yeah,, and the stargazer solo is legendary
Top 3 guitarist on the world.
Suggestions for more Deep Purple songs:
Smoke on the Water - live version from Made in Japan, the ultimate version.
Speed King - studio version from In Rock
Burn - studio version.
Woman from Tokyo - studio version.
Fireball - studio version
Highway Star - both live and studio are good.
Lazy - live version from Made in Japan
Black Night - single version
Yngwie Malmsteen said, that the album Made in Japan is his favorite album of all time)
Speed King off "Live in Stockholm" is brilliant.
@@eriklidstrom8706 IMHO, Speed King and Fireball are two of few DP songs were the live versions doesn't even come close to the studio versions. But that's just me.
@Andrew Moiseev Made In Japan is the Greatest Live Album ever recorded. That says something in a Era of fantastic live albums.
@@TTTT-oc4eb, try this one. A bit noisy in the beginning, but well worth it. You get to know what a Speed King is as well:
ua-cam.com/video/O04imSKzUEI/v-deo.html
I really enjoyed your reaction. The smiles tell the whole story better than any words could.
A classic song by a Classic band.
Well done, I'll keep my eye on you.
The audience WAS asked to not be distracting from the performance. It was TV in Britain in the Seventies they didn't want anybody screaming and ruining the sound, the way young girls did The Beatles only a few years earlier.
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The reason that the crowd was not animated was as you said the sound issue .. any noise from the audience would be picked up so they are strictly told not to make noise .. Inside they were rocking 😀👍.. Deep Purple were one of the most influential rock bands of the 70’s .. on same level as Led Zeppelin… Try Smoke on the water .. had one of the most famous guitar riffs in history.. you’ll definitely know it .. 😀☘️
Because they were recorded that’s why nobody move
Deep Purple came before Black Sabbath and was one of the biggest Influences on heavy metal of the 70s and 80s. Smoke on the Water and Highway Star are great too. Smoke on the Water has the most iconic riff in rock music and one of the first riffs people learn on guitar.
This is one of the few hard rock groups I enjoyed in the 60's-70's. "Smoke On The Water" is their most popular song. Everyone has heard that famous riff. Some of my favorites are their covers of Joe South's "Hush" & Neil Diamond's "Kentucky Woman". Also like "Highway Star", "Woman From Tokyo", "Lazy", "Fireball", "Speed King", "Space Truckin'" etc.
Actually guitarist Ritchie Blackmore hated Smoke on the Water at the beginning because it is too simple for them as great musicians.
The studio audience was instructed to be quiet during the recording for a tv special. This was pretty standard for live studio recordings in England at the time. Also, I'm not sure this audience had any idea what was about to hit them, as the 1970 album this song came from had recently been released and was a complete departure for Deep Purple, who had replaced the singer and bass player shortly before the release of Deep Purple - In Rock. This album had a much HARDER sound than their previous albums, and may be the very first instance (or among the very first) of what came to be known as HARD ROCK. Stunning performance!
And Everything... Rather More Suppose To Shut The Heck Up During A Performance...
Loved "Hush" so much in 19686, then Gillan and Blackmore came in - totally different.
@@StanEngland Small correction: Gillan and Glover came in 1969/1970. Blackmore was there from the beginning. He formed the band and played on Hush.
It was a Different Time Period Back in the Day, A Lot of the European Audience Just Sat there and Took in the Music and Performance !
100 points - absolutely correct
Deep purple is one of the first bands I got into way back in the early 70's. They were and still are iconic. I got to see them live and it was one of the best concerts I have ever seen. This song was a protest song about the Vietnam War. I feel lucky to have grown up in the 60's and 70's because I got to experience the best music ever recorded :). Thanks for this!
Wrong, this song has nothing to do with Vietnam.
@@bluesdoc737: Exactamente!!!
I love how a song that sounds so hard to sing and he belts it out perfect live.
Right? ❤
This performace inspired singers like Rob Halford of Judas Priest & Bruce Dickerson of Iron Maiden... That's saying something about the power of this song and band!
This is one of the greatest anti-war songs ever written. I had the great privilege to attend their concert in Cape Town in 1998, There was a lot of smoke on the stage and in the arena that day.😆
Then More People Should Have Blasted This Track On Their 8 Track & Cassette Decks In Their Cars Back Then...
Every single person who reacts to this performance comments on the crowd...this was a television audience, and they were asked to remain quiet during the song for the sake of the broadcast.
Deep Purple was/is an incredible band that spanned many decades and several lineup changes. This was the "Mark 2" lineup, featuring singer Ian Gillan and bassist Roger Glover, together with drummer Ian Paice, keyboardist Jon Lord and the immortal Ritchie Blackmore on guitars (Blackmore would later go on to form the band Rainbow with singer Ronnie James Dio).
Another legendary performance by this band is the CalJam performance of the song "Burn"...this is by the "Mark 3" version of the band, with singer David Coverdale and bassist/vocalist Gleen Hughes.
God bless!!
This song is just fantastic ! The vocals are incredible ! All the musicians are awesome 🙏
Child in Time is expanded/improved version of the song: It's a Beautiful Day - Bombay calling 1969.
The Crazy World of Arthur Brown - Fire 1968. Ian Gillan from Deep Purple was inspired by vocal style of Arthur Brown.
It's a plagiat...
Bloody Wicked Indeed...Especially The Organ...
That's awesome great the legend rock band enjoy your wonderful song reaction beautiful Bisscute
Deep Purple I like it.... 👍😉❤
i'm glad the crowd was static. it gave us an incredible performance. no need to have cheering ruin that organ and everything else.
I really love seeing people's faces the first time they hear Child in Time. Never disappoints 😁
Highway star, Smoke on the Water, Lazy, Woman from tokyo, Burn, Hush, Fireball, Mistreated, Black Night, Speed King, Stormbringer, Soldier of fortune and the list goes on and on.
DP is on the pantheon of heavy music pioneers alongside with Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath. These three were the segway from Rock to Hard Rock and Heavy Metal. Never knew why DP did not gain the popularity of the other two, dispite that theirs is the most recognisable riff in the histroy of heavy music (smoke on the water).
This performance was a live studio recording and the crowd was told not to move an eyelid so that there would be no unwanted noise captured from the mics. I guess they did exactly as they were told!
The guitarist (Richi Blackmore) along with R.J.Dio formed Rainbow in 1975.
Other bands from the same era with similar vibe: Jethro Tull, Uriah Heep, Camel, Wishbone Ash, Thin Lizzy and of course Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath.
Just Pure Talent .
Deep Purple are in my top 5 bands of all time. I got to see them live in 1984 and again in 2004. They have so many great songs including HIghway Star, Burn, Speed King, Perfect Strangers and Hush.
I saw them in '84 also. In Michigan.
I love watching folks react to THIS song... Just one of the greatest ever written ;)
Regarding the audience, my theory is that they were stunned and shocked speechless, ha!
And here's some non-gatekeeping for you :D You should absolutely watch "Stargazer" by Rainbow (with the amazing Ronnie James Dio on vocals and Richie Blackmore on guitar--that same guy from Deep Purple). You'll be blown away.
I'm surprised u were never actively suggested listening to Deep Purple. They are right next to Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath as the "Unholy Trio" of British rock that created the foundations of the genre of hard rock & heavy metal music 🤘🤘😈
Unlike most British bands that were usually formed by friends getting together, Deep Purple came together in 1968 after a band of professional musicians in London were recruited for the band Roundabout... The line-up solidified in 1968 and changed their name to Deep Purple after an old song which was a favorite of the grandmother of Ritchie Blackmore (guitar)... Jon Lord (organ) was a classically trained pianist... Ian Paice (drums), Nick Simper (bass) and Rod Evans (vocals) was the original band and recorded 3 albums of pop rock material and became successful in the US w/ early cover hits like 'Hush'... 'Kentucky woman'... 'Lalena'...
In 1969, the band heard music changing and wanted a change too... Ian Gillan (vocals) and Roger Glover (bass) replaced Evans and Simper. This was the iconic "Mark II" line-up of the band... Deep Purple heard the new 'heavy rock' sound of Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix Experience, and wanted to go down that route musically, despite a 4th 'Concerto' album in 1969 which the band recorded w/ a symphony orchestra.
In 1970, Deep Purple released the single 'Black Night' and the album 'In rock' after... they wanted to reintroduce themselves as a 'heavy rock' band and got a huge fanfare in Europe and the UK... This TV performance was filmed live in Sweden, and the audience in 1970 had never heard anything this intense and visceral from a rock band... plus, they were instructed not to 'go wild' (Deep Purple shows in the 70's were very destructive as audiences actually caused damages to the venues).
The band toured and released the albums - 'Fireball' (1971) and 'Machine head' (1972)... but it was the live album 'Made in Japan' (also 1972) that broke Deep Purple to massive worldwide popularity by 1973 and the album 'Who do we think we are'. However, there were clashes between Blackmore and Gillan, and Ian Gillan announced that he was leaving Deep Purple in 1973... Ritchie Blackmore agreed to stay if Roger Glover (bass) was fired (Glover quit when he found out). Blackmore's temperament always made the band a tense and unpredictable situation...
David Coverdale (vocals) and Glenn Hughes (bass + vocals) joined Deep Purple in 1974 (Mark III line-up) and recorded the 'Burn' and 'Stormbringer' albums, becoming even more successful... But a disgruntled Ritchie Blackmore eventually quit the band in 1975... He went on to form the band Rainbow w/ singer Ronnie James Dio... Deep Purple recorded 'Come taste the band' (1975) w/ Tommy Bolin (guitar) joining the band (Mark IV line-up) but few wanted a Deep Purple record without Ritchie Blackmore... After a series of mishaps, Deep Purple broke up in 1976... David Coverdale went on to find success w/ his band Whitesnake... Tommy Bolin passed away from an OD soon after (R.I.P.)
After years of making music in separate bands, the 'Mark II' line-up finally reunited in 1984 for the album 'Perfect strangers'... Gillan, Blackmore, Lord, Paice and Glover were back on tour as well... but tensions rose again making the album 'House of blue light' (1987)... Gillan was fired and replaced by ex-Rainbow vocalist Joe Lynn Turner in 1990 for 1 album - 'Slaves and masters'... For Deep Purple's 25th anniversary in 1993, the band decided to re-hire Ian Gillan (vocals)... but Ritchie Blackmore was fed up and quit Deep Purple in late 1993.
In 1994, Deep Purple hired American guitarist Steve Morse and carried on w/ 2 more albums - 'Purpendicular' (1996) and 'Abandon' (1998) and were seemed happier, despite the lack of commercial success... Jon Lord (organ/ keyboards) left the band amicably in 2002 to work on his classical music projects... Sadly, Jon Lord passed away from cancer in 2012 (R.I.P.) Don Airey (organ/ keyboards) joined Deep Purple in 2003 and carried on w/ the band for several more albums.
In 2002, guitarist Steve Morse left Deep Purple amicably and was replaced by touring guitarist Simon McBride... the band is on tour for what may be the last dates of their career.
Greetings from Canada! I remeber the first time I ever heard this song! We graduated into the 70's with this song! Everything that was before climaxed at this song. And that voice! Yup, very lucky to have lived through the 70's and 80's!
This is one of the best performances I have ever watched. I had the same face as u when he was going higher with his voice shocked and amazed. Part of this song is in one of my favorite movies which is Twister. I definitely recommend Smoke on the Water and Highway Star for future reactions. Great reaction Biss!!!
Yes! It confused the hell out of me for a minute, though, because the little TV in the "Barn Burner" was actually showing a Rainbow video while This song was playing. 🤣
@@jeffreymeyer4848 lol wow never noticed that
Highway star is one of the best pure rock songs ever recorded highly recommend you give it a listen
One of THE best bands of the 70s, so good both live and in the studio. Try "Fireball" and "Smoke on the Water".
Thanks for the suggestions ❤
Deep Purple are the band that got me into Heavy Metal . They were my inspiration during my teens . They’re still touring .
"Burn" or "Lazy" are great Deep Purple songs too ... But "Child in Time'" is the highest one
You are probably familiar with this band and don't know it. I think everyone on planet Earth has heard the riff from "Smoke on the Water" by this band. When you react to this song, I will be surprised if you have not heard it somewhere before. Iconic!!!!
This guitarist left Deep Purple to form Rainbow in 1975. Ronnie James Dio was the singer. Their classic is "Stargazer". Many reactions to it on youtube, would be curious to see what you think of it...
I had the opportunity to see them live a couple weeks ago, and they totally blew my mind.
You should check out Dire Straits Sultans of swing Alchemy live. The best guitar and drums I've ever heard. Love your reactions xXx
Deep Purple has been my favorite for over 40 years , , they are , the best !! And yes , you are cute !!
Yup, it was a secret, welcome to the world of Deep Purple. About the audience, other people have already commented on other channels, it was a requirement of the time to maintain total silence. Besides, most of the audience didn't even know who those guys were who made that weird music hahaha.
Takes me back to our early 1970s house parties. Crazy times.
The band is truly firing on all cylinders! This is one of my very favourite live performances of theirs! 😊
The whole album is excellent. So many other Deep Purple 💜 songs. Smoke On The Water When A Blind Man Cries Knocking At You Back Door.
Deap Purple Machin Head is one of my top 10 favorite albums of all time.. This song is not off that album but realy showcases the lead singers talent
This is the classic Deep Purple line up from the 1970s. They got together again in the 1990s and you might enjoy them playing this song again on the 'hell or high water' tour. It's awesome, especially Richie Blackmore's guitar solo.
Smoke on the Water is their most famous song. Yoy must hear that. So many kids played it in guitar stores, driving the workers crazy, that they often put signs up forbidding it.
The audience is like that because Deep Purple is one of the 3 British pioneers of Heavy Metal & Hard Rock, and that audience is in 1970 and never heard such a sound so far, and they don't know how to react on it. Up to today, every music you listened and which have some elements on those music genres, they all inspired by Deep Purple at some measure...
Interesting ❤️
Hey Bisscute!
You should also try Joe Cocker live at Woodstock. His performance reminds me of the same passion as the Deep Purple's singing performance!
It's worth a watch!
Deep Purple (together with Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin) are the holy trinity of hard rock. So you would have come to this point...sooner or later.
Songs from the era with Ian Gillan as singer are:
- Black Night
- Speed King
- Highway star
- Smoke on the water
- Woman from Tokyo
- Perfect strangers
the era with David Coverdale as singer:
- Burn
- Mistreated
- Stormbringer
- Soldier of fortune
And if you are looking for new bands check out "Whitesnake" and "Rainbow". Both are successors of Deep Purple.
Thanks so much for your reaction, Bisscute, I really enjoyed it. You noticed a lot, which I appreciate!
My Dad brought me up with Deep Purple, The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and so much more and honestly it is the best music education a child can have and hope that it continues for future generations. Great reaction, and I'm glad you were led to DP.
My recommendation would be Marc Bolan & T-Rex, an absolute genius if I do say so myself, which goes under the radar for how influential they were, especially Bolan.
Welcome to Deep Purple! There's so much more incredible stuff for you to discover. Check out their live album 'Made In Japan', which will blow your socks off! 👌
First gig i ever did as stage crew (30 years ago) was deep purple with Ian gillan singing , what a buzz....loved it and loved my job...
Deep Purple was one of the best hard rock bands of the late 60s and early 70s, along with Steppenwolf and Humble Pie.
Deep Purple's Highway Star Video from Made in Japan is brilliant.
Also a must play: Dio or Black Sabbath with Dio singing "Children of the Sea". Perhaps the best singer in Hard Rock/ Metal History.
Welcome to the greatest rock band of all time playing possibly the greatest rock track..this was a very early performance - to hear it at it’s finest, then listen the version on the album Made in Japan - which even now, 50 years since it was recorded, is still regarded as the finest live album produced.. no band comes close to how good these guys were
Listen to this guy ... he know what he says. As great as this tune is, it's another beast in the M.I.J. version. Look up perfection in any dictionary and you'll see the guitar solo from that track. If not, you own the one book worth burning.
Sorry ... I guess I was to lazy to mention """LAZY""" == ((( MIJ TRACK 6 )))
Sorry getting lazy again. FYI, if you end up liking LAZY ... check out """Les Brers In A Minor""" Allman Bros
Deep Purple is one of the greatest rock bands in History! Besides those songs people here are suggesting, I recommend "Perfect Strangers" - the official music video.
Exactly, the crowd was asked to not make noise during the performance since it was being recorded.
@@Biss_cute ua-cam.com/video/zyS4-slCF38/v-deo.html
Songs by Deep Purple one is expected to know are listed in other comments. I strongly recommend "Burn" (with different vocalist(s) and basist, by no means less excellent), the whole album of "Perfect Strangers", and from SLAVES AND MASTERS (with yet another singer, this time slightly inferior to the other two, but music is good) "Fire in the basement" "Love conquers all" "Breakfast in bed" and "King of dreams" and from BATTLE RAGES ON (with Ian Gillan, singer in this video) - the titular track, as well as "Twist in the Tale", "Ramshackle Man" and "Time to Kill". Their latest album "WHOOSH" is quite interesting as well. OH! And "Stormbringer" and "Soldier of Fortune" from STORMBRINGER (with David Coverdale as lead singer, the same as in "BURN"). BTW - to me "BURN" is one of the best rock songs of all time with amazing solos on organ and guitar, but it's cover by "hair band" (unjustly underrated) MR.BIG is absolutely amazing, especially the solos.
Beauty the Best of Best in rock you should react to more Deep Purple 🌹🌹❤️❤️
You might know Smoke on The Water is a classic, Highway Star 🔥🔥🔥
The audience was asked to not make any noise during the performance since it was being recorded. Also Deep Purple's first singer was Rod Evans. But after guitarist Ritchie Blackmore heard Led Zeppelin's furst album he wanted a singer like that so they canned Evans and got Ian Gillan.
I can hardly believe you never heard this one before. Here in The Netherlands it ranks in the top5 in the top100 of all time almost every single year. (Together with Stairway to Heaven, Bohemian Rapsody, Hotel California, etc.)
Imagine the strain that screaming puts on his voice.
Quick personal anecdote: The studio version of "Burn" by Purple, 1974, first album post-Ian Gillan for them was THE song, being played occasionally on the radio, that spurred me on to going to a record store to buy my first album. The live versions of it are cool but the *studio* version is amazing..so clear, so good.
Smoke on theWater a true story of a recording session on Lake Geneva, every beginning guitarist learns the opening 3 notes
child in time is the best song they ever did you should watch when a blind man cries gillan said it is his favourite song
From Deep Purple; Smoke on the Water, Highway Star, My Woman From Tokyo, Space Truckin. You can't go wrong.
I love Deep Purple, they're one of my all time favorite Hard Rock/Classic Rock bands ever. Love Ritchie Blackmore and Jon Lord. Love especially their era from 1967 up to 1976, AKA "Marks I, II, III, IV", love it with all vocalist Rod Evans, Ian Gillan, David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes. Also love their eras with Joe Lynn Turner, and Steve Morse in the band. Go check out the other bands from ex members Rainbow, Captain Beyond, Whitesnake, Phenomena, Hughes Turner Project, Black Country Communion, The Dead Daisies, California Breed, or Blackmore's Night.
A beautiful song. My uncle (And my dad and me ) was a huge fan of Deep Purple and this song was played as an instrumental at his funeral on the church organ. He even did the solo! It was the most epic performance of the song I have ever heard and it's such a shame he wasn't there to hear it cause he would have loved it the most!
Great selection rip. Bless you all.
Ok, before I listen : I have 2 favourite female reaction channels, one is you. The other one also just reacted to exactly the same song ... now I'm excited ... but I know, it's gonna be lots of fun with you ... as always .. ready, steady GO!
13 minutes later : You never disappoint ! No words needed ! Your face speaks for itself. Can you imagine, when this came out, I was 11 years old and my older brother introduced Deep Purple to me. They are also a great live band and their Made in Japan Live album is called "The Mother of all Live albums". Can you imagine, they extended a 5 minute song into 20 minutes by jamming along ..20 exciting minutes... . Space truckin' is a must for every rock fan 🤘
@@Biss_cute Ich kann dir nur einen Brief schreiben oder zum Kaffee einladen 😂🤘
This Space Truckin' is tops: ua-cam.com/video/8ayeHbHXoBE/v-deo.html
Now you really entered my world of music. Deep Purple is my favorite band, saw them multiple times, in Helsinki couple of times, Jyväskylä, Joensuu, Tuuri & Kuopio at least. And Child in time could be the very favorite of very many incredicle songs the band has written in their 55 year career
When mics and amps meet talent. What a time to be free and alive
Great react to a classic song... I think the studio audience was in shock!
They were British. In 1970 you would sit politely in a studio audience.
@@goss1961 Was that show in England, the Scandinavian's seem to have filmed them quite often.
Plus London was a pretty hip place by 70.
Your right it was BBC.
Deep Purple - Highway Star. One of their all time classics.
you just watched 5 of the greatest musicians ever loved your expression when gillan screamed ,welcome to real music
One of the best concerts I've ever seen - Deep Purple on the 'Perfect Strangers' Tour back in the late 80's. Check out their song Perfect Strangers., I think you'd like it
I got to see deep purple when I was 16. They were old but still so amazing!
Nice ❤
Hi Biss! You know how much I love Zeppelin, but welcome to your world that now includes Deep Purple! Great reaction! Highway star is the next one you must hear!
The reference topic, incredible. The public does not move because they are stunned by what they see, from the 70s and that masterpiece is not to be missed. Bravo
Hit the bell part of the cymbal that's the tone you get...yes, so great group one of my favorites back in those years more more Ian, yes Gate Keep certain groups cause they are way past your time and mostly they could never be together again cause some have passed. Thank You Bisscute for bringing back memories so wonderful of you enjoy. Be safe and be well, always stay humble and kind. ❤ Also, Bissflix going well keep going beautiful.
My favorite band.... i love the MK2 era, with the best ian gillan version. Deep Purple and Rainbow were my influences when I was 13-15 years old. ♥
This was one of the greatest songs to get high, one of the greatest bands in the world too bad most of them have passed. Ian Gilman is still with us and the drummer also and still playing. Great.
Only Jon Lord has passed from this line-up. Ritchie Blackmore is still around and so is Roger Glover. Ian Gillan, Roger Glover and Ian Paice are still touring and recording as Deep Purple. Blackmore resurrected Rainbow and has Blackmore's Night. The only other deceased member of the 40 or so that have been involved is Tmmy Bolin who died in the 70s. Otherwise a pretty healthy bunch... see also David Coverdale, Rod Evans, Nick Simper, Glenn Hughes, Joe Lynn Turner, Joe Satriani, Steve Morse, Don Airey and Simon McBride (OK, 15 then).
@@KillerBl8 I for one, would be devastated if we lost Ian Gilman! 😁
Deep Purple songs to check out? Highway Star, Woman From Tokyo, Lazy, Knocking At Your Backdoor, and Rat Bat Blue. That's a start. Just so you know, there were several different versions of Deep Purple. The most famous and successful is the version you just witnessed--which fans of the band refer to as the mach 2 lineup. That is, Ian Gillan (vocals) Ritchie Blackmore (guitar), Jon Lord (keyboards), Rodger Glover (bass) and Ian Price (drums). This version broke up (for the first time) in 1973. Ian Gillan and Rodger Glover left and David Coverdale (of Whitesnake fame) and Glenn Hughes replaced them to form the mach 3 version of Deep Purple. Burn is the song you want to check out from that lineup of the band.
Keep in mind that they are still active today, albeit with a different guitarist and keyboardist, and continue to release very good albums.
Bisscute I love your reaction to one a the great rock bands of all time. That was a staged live performance and part of being there the crowd had to sit and just listen until it was finished. Jon Lord (keyboardist), Ritchie Blackmore (guitarist) and Ian Paice (drummer) were all virtuoso players and Ian Gillian had a tremendous vocal range and supreme talent. Like others have said please check out Highway Star, Speed King, Burn, Fireball and Mistreated.
Deep Purple, go with Highway Star and Smoke on the Water, it's the songs they are most known for.
Burn has such a great vibe and the drums are insane.
Speed King and Highway Star (as well as Fireball) are the direct ancestors of Speed Metal and these are the songs that make it clear how Deep Purple, along with Black Sabbath, are the reference in the creation of Heavy Metal.
Speaking of Black Sabbath, do watch the 1970 live version in Paris of War Pigs.
The drummer (Bill Ward) is beating those drums like they own him money.
Another very influential group created mid-70's by the guitarist of Deep Purple you see in the video (Ritchie Blackmore) is Rainbow.
The vocalist for Rainbow is another hard rock heavy weight singer with an incredible voice, Ronnie James Dio.
Watch the video of the live version of Stargazer. Epic.
👋 a top group of the 70's ,was waiting teactions from them,👍highway star got me hooked on rock when I was very young, the organ solo live is a must for you biss.the remastered hq 1972 is the one to see ,John lord was considered a master 👍you will be dancing,head banging in your chair for sure 👌p.s. burn 1974 hq live version is splendid also, your kind of vid 👍
Hi coming from England when I was growing up in the 70's I Was listening to Rock music I have seen Deep Purple live they were Awesome playing all the Classic songs I am now retired and still listening to Deep Purple🎹🎸🎼🎼🎼👍👍👍👍👍 All the best
Mistreated live in California 1974 is great performance but with a different singer (David Coverdale). Please check out that video. But this performane here and your reaction was fabulous. TY TY. Oh Opeth did an incredible cover of a Deep Purple song called Soldier of Fortune, check it also please.
One of The Most Precious Reactions I've seen in a lllllooooonnnnnggggg time. Thank YOU 💕💕💕💕💕
THE BEST OF THE BEST.
yes...
this was a recording session and the audience was asked to be reserved and quiet
Incredible performance by DEEP PURPLE ...