Highway Star - Made in Japan Deep Purple | Andy & Alex FIRST TIME REACTION!
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I've said it before and I'll say it again, being a teenager in the seventies was freakin' awesome!
Truth!
100 % accurate!! I was there, and I’d give anything to go back lol
I was there... in my teens in the '70s. Best decade ever!!!
Amen brother!!
Yeah, in 1973 I saw : Floyd, Ziggy Stardust, ELP, Zeppelin, The Who and Tull.
This entire album is a gem.
One of my favorites when I was in high school 1974.
@@LenProbert Same.
Best live album ever!
@@uncnorseman2670 I'd argue for Allman Brothers Band Live at Fillmore East but Made in Japan ranks as closely as any can.
The " Come Taste the Band" album with 🎸 Guitarist Tommy Bolin replaced Blackmore for their last of the 70's ?
If not check " Dealer" .
Let me know you're thoughts !
I love Bolin and that album is way too overlooked. For me 🔥 start to finish. Not comparing with MKII Purple which I also love. It's just different.
This lineup is the best, imho, but Ian Paice deserves special kudos. His drumming is impeccable.
Absolutely.
He is one bad ass drummer!
👍👍
micky moody once met me, while the gillan band once supported my rock roadshow in the 80's!!
I saw this one twice and the Hughes/Coverdale/Bolin lineup once. I absolutely agree with you but they were both amazing and I could listen to them all day long. I had been listening to Trapeze and Tommy Bolin so I knew what I was getting there but what a surprise the unknown David Coverdale turned out to be!
This album Made In Japan came out in the U.S. in 1973 when I was a junior in high school. I played this to death on every medium available. Album, 8 track, reel to reel. It's a rock and roll classic!!!
Yeah me too this was the very first deep purple album that I ever purchased in cassette form and used to play it non-stop in my car!! Sounds like we're about the same age, I was a junior in 73 also!! As somebody else said the Allman Brothers live album also was another one that I played a lot along with Grand Funk live!!
EL MEJOR LIVE DE LA HISTORIA DEL ROCK!!!!!
@@BenChokin that's probably because they were the most "fire" recordings at the time!!
Those were the days!!
I saw the Allman Brothers live in 1975 in Indianapolis. They opened for Muddy Waters.@@bernardsalvatore1929
I don't know if you like Sci Fi but Amazon has a series The Expanse. Season 3 Episode 7 features a cover. It gave me chills to hear it! Born in 60 I had to grow into Deep Purple a bit but My Woman From Tokyo caught me up early!
No Auto-tune, computers or Pro Tools in sight. Just alcohol and drugs. Pure madness and greatness.
From what I understand they weren’t into drugs. Just alcohol which is in and of itself a drug. Only Glover liked to smoke weed. Gillan said in an interview that he didn’t smoke his first joint until he was 38.
AMEN!!! PURE ROCK and ROLL!!! GOD: JUST SO GOOD!
No drugs here.
Sex, drinks and rock'n'roll was the theme for this version of Deep Purple 😉
Drugs came with Tommy Bolin and Glenn Hughes - and them only...
Talent? You missed something, didn't you?
Ian Gillan is one of the best vocalists of all time. You should really try to listen to Strange Kind Of Woman from Made In Japan. His vocals are incredible not to mention one of the best screams in rock history.
Yeah, he's a bit of a screamer. That's also why he was so good as Jesus. Being whipped so much, and all that...
Gillan is definitely a gifted vocalist! ❤️ Gillan! The entire band is incredibly talented!
Yep, that's what I suggested to. Strange Kind Of Woman. The interplay between Gillian's vocals & Blackmore's guitar is just fantastic.
One of the best screams? It’s the best ever.
Hard to believe Terry Reed was their first choice for vocalist and Gillian was second, great as Reed is I like Gillian better
Best rock band and rock vocalist of all time.
It’s a crime that the cameraman wasnt on Richie for most of the solo smh
YOURE FIRED!!!!!!
Same with the keyboards, horrible camera work
The camera work wasn't the greatest back then. LOL
The video is from another show
The video editing in general sucks back then, every so often you get a band shot but much of the time focus on members who are not being featured, what the Hell were they thinking of? I could have done a better job, LOL! At least we have some video evidence of them performing. Cal Jam 74 is much better camera work.
This footage is from another show in Denmark. But! The danish TV people indeed DID film it quite poorly. My theory is, they just didn't know who does what sounds in a rockband... maybe older semesters....
I'm 62 yrs. old. This has always been my favorite song from my favorite band as a child!
This is BETTER than the studio version. Get it right, kids.
Guys, you've got to do "Smoke On the Water" from Made in Japan. It is the quintessential version of the song, but for some reason nobody ever reacts to it. It's absolutely S tier.
Blows the studio version away!
The intro and outlook are incredible. Totally agree it's exceptional, and possibly the best live version of any song, ever!
The song behind 10,000 speeding tickets!
The day I bought my first guitar, I found a radio station that night the was only playing Deep Purple over night. I air-guitared (WITH a guitar) the hell out of that stuff. That set me down the Purple path for a few years.
I remember hearing Made In Japan for the first time one night. We had all the lights off and had it on full blast. I can't remember what I was on, but what a night.
The best live recording of one of the best hard rock songs ever. The studio version is great, but this elevates it to another level. This performance is on the bleeding edge of control - amazing. The whole band totally smokes. It doesn't get much better than this.
The video is from a different show in Copenhagen also from 1972. It was released on DVD. Also, regarding the "I'm a highway star" vocal part, the higher part IS the harmony while the lower part is the main melody. That's why Ian stayed with the lower part.
One of the greatest live albums ever!!
The album is s tier . I'm 67 and grew up listening to deep purple. Awesome live band
One of the greatest hard rock bands, and the tightest rhythm section of the era.
When Deep Purple first appeared, they were so unique. Everyone said "Wait! What? Who's that!?!?" They are a classic head banger band. Great song. Car, girl and head....what else do you need?
I wonder if you're familiar w DP's '60s work? Specifically, 'THE BOOK OF TALIESYN'... similar sound sonically, but completely different vibe. It was, loosely, a concept album, based on the legend of King Arthur- according to some legends, Taliesyn was a Welsh wizard/mystic & advisor to the king. Most of the songs contain references to the kingdom, & there's an overlay of mysticism! I recommend 'Listen, Learn, Read On' to start! (BTW, the album is very 'weed-friendly'- LOL!)
She’s got a moving mouth. 😎
Hey A&A! Made in Japan just might be the greatest live album ever recorded! Not a dull moment on it!
Yes.. this one and UFO Strangers in the Night
@@zephead64And Yessongs!👍😎
To me Made In Japan is THE greatest live rock album of all time. Period. The musicianship, the explosive energy, the improvisation, the song quality and the virtuoso performances of five musicians at the peak of their power put this live rock album on top of all others.
Well said!👍😎@@frankpentangeli7945
This is really good but Grand Funk Railroad “ Live” 1970 is a little bit better from start to finish.😊👍👏🎤🎸🎹🥁😎
One of the very best live albums EVER. The "lazy" cut is superb
My generation had the best music, and I was fortunate enough to see many of the greats in concert ! 🤘🤪🍄🍻
Ditto
Everyone in this band was an absolute Beast for the time. Ian Pace was one of the greatest Rock and Roll Drummers to hit a stage. Before the days of great drummers like Neil Peart, Mike Portnoy, Mike Mangini and Joey Jordison, there was Ian Pace, John Bonham, Dino Donelli, Mitch Mitchell and Don Brewer. They were my early heroes.
Ian Gillian is one of the most underrated vocalists in rock. Listen to his vocals on Gethsemane from the original "Jesus Christ Superstar" album.
There’s video on YT!
You must be newly hatched. "underrated" by who???? Anyone been around in those days still kicking today knows Ian is in the pantheon.
One of the best songs written. And performed perfection 😊
Jethro Tull live is a must!! Ian Anderson is such a showman and a madman on the flute!
I saw Tull, front row back in the late 1970s...you're right Ian is one of the best showmen in rock history. The whole band, actually. Side note: Did you know Ian, who never smoked, has lung cancer & his doctor says it's from performing surrounded by smoke machines onstage for all those years. He hated the smoke but promoters, managers etc insisted it looked "cool" so Ian gave in. Apparently he's not exactly dying of the cancer but what a thing to live with, huh?
No, that sucks!
Singers pace themselves. On the same tour they played Child In Time with incredible high notes, He did NOT have problems.
You’re right this from a different concert. But the consistency of them live is next level.
This is so "S" you'd be hissing! It's Deep Purple - nothing more needs to be said. First heard them as a child and I think my brain exploded ... wow! I just sat there with my mouth hanging open. Beyond awesome!
Blackmore was a hard guy to work for. He was a perfectionist and demanded that of others. The Deep Purple guys all adopted and adhered to that work ethic and so fit together like a glove.
DEEP PURPLE ARE FANSTATIC BAND❤❤
Cousins turned me on to this tune in the 70's. I STILL get a rush from listening to it. Every. Single. Time. Rock on!
Nothing like a Jon Lord organ solo. He was just amazing.
The sound is from Made in Japan, but if I'm not mistaken the footage is from a concert in Copenhagen (maybe the same one Lars Ulrich says he was at?). You should be able to find the whole CPH concert somewhere, it's great!
Love Deep Purple, and this live album was huge back in the day! Thanks guys!
So often in old videos, for some reason the cameraman or the director has no idea who is playing the solo.
I wish you do ‘Woman from Tokyo’ by Deep Purple. Great scream by Gillian on that song. Just a great song overall.
One of the Best Live Performances and Live Albums ever *. "Lazy" is my favorite, but all the tracks are extraordinary. *😉
Jon Lord's opening solo on "Lazy" makes it about as good as they ever get. Makes Made In Japan "Lazy" my favorite Deep Purple cut.
Yes, Lazy cannot be stopped.
..of the day not required in that sentance.
Audio is from the 'Made in Japan' album.
Video is from Copenhagen, Denmark.
WHAT TOOK YOU SO LONG? When I was a kid we used to air guitar air drum air keyboard this song over and over again. And THIS version. Possibly the greatest live album of all time
Without the "possibly". 😄
1970’s Purple were incredible live whether Gillan/Glover, Coverdale/Hughes or Tommy Bolin. Saw them all and they were all great
50 years later, it's still sad that the director couldn't find the guitarist...
Ian Gillan absolutely could do it. From this same show check out Strange Kind of Woman for some classic Gillan vocal gymnastics. He matches note for note with Richie Blackmore's guitar and holds a scream for way longer than humanly possible. Great reaction-again.
Everyone of them are masters of their craft.
This is probably my favorite song ever. A 10 out of 10 hands down!
OMG. Junior high school days. One of our upper classmen drove us youngers to school in his Camaro. This was one of his 8-tracks. We listened to it a LOT! First time I've seen this live performance. Gotta say, he doesn't look like he's working hard at all. What an epic voice. Great stuff, guys.
Welcome back to a World that Im Familiar with !! Fecking Awsome !!!!
In the Made in Japan tour, Gillian and Blackmore weren't talking, they traveled in separate cars and had separate sound checks. Also, the Made in Japan album was released as recorded, there weren't any studio overdubs. One of my favorite live albums.
Deep Purple put on a great concert and had a lot of good albums. Blackmoore was a beast. All of them were great.
The video is from Copenhagen 72. I was there, my first concert. Amazing. You should see the whole show, its on dvd.
Me singing this at the top of my lungs in my silver '91 Eagle Talon, flyin' down the highway; one of my best memories. I "raced it to the ground". Thanks A & A, let's get more Deep Purple on!
Thats the beauty of analog dudes. You would never know what you were going to get when your favorite band came to your town.
Thank you for doing Deep Purple!
Ian Gillan has said that he was a bit ill in his throat during the Japan shows on the tour. He also was doing "Child in time" right after "Highway Star". I guess both are good reasons why he wouldn't go to extremes on the first song.
Said it before and ill say it again....not many things in this world prettier than a Rickenbacker bass guitar ❤
But unfortunately lots of instruments prettier to play ;). And cheaper! It was my holy grail instrument for the longest time though
This album was recorded over 3 nights in Japan - no overdubs - the album is reckoned to be one of the best live albums of all time. This was the show opener- as a singer myself you try not to overstrain at the start of a concert - you need to warm up the vocal cords - later in the show Gillan hits the highs. As Gillan states Purple were (and still are) an instrumental band with added vocals.
There is no video from the Made in Japan album so they synced the music to the video from when they played in Denmark. The audio from the M. I. J. is the best! Check out "Strange Kind of Woman" next, as you have not done that song yet, and is has a part where the vocals and guitar do a duel!
DEEP PURPLE FOREVER!!!!!! Thanks for this reaction!!!
Audio is from the live album Made In Japan. The video is from an earlier concert in Copenhagen. Absolutely crushing.
Certainly an S tier for me, such an intense groove, I don’t know how loud you guys listen but for me this is in the walls shaking end of volume, kinda up there with Jesus Christ Pose
Loudest band I ever saw live.
The 70's were the best.... I'm glad I got to live it...! 😎
Wrote the song on a bus on the way to a gig, played it that night..
Yes to a gig to Portsmouth
I couldn't wait for this song whenever I saw them live. Imagine this 20 times louder. Loved this video. Thanks.
My favourite concert of them all!
@@j.h.3777 Can't argue against that.
Best live album of all time bar none
Oh hell. Buckle up guys. Enjoy this epic song.
The footage from this show is from Copenhagen with the audio from Made In Japan. The Copenhagen show has versions of The Mule and Space Truckin that are unbelievable.
this was my 1st Purple album as a boy of 13,it's an amazing experience,I'm now 57 & still listen to it often
Like the fact you chose to play the live video, it really adds to the experience. Getting to watch Ritchie, Jon, Roger and the two Ian's do their thing is so much fun. And, of course, "Highway Star" is one of Deep Purple's BEST songs, so much energy. Mark II DP rules!
Too bad this vid left out a lot of what jon and Richie could do--argghhh!
Agreed, the director was a little bit LAME-O. Gotta go where the action is.@@joescott8877
As I stated earlier in the comments, the audio is from made in Japan, and the video is from Copenhagen Denmark just a few months earlier
Greatest driving track of all time. How many licences have been lost to this. Brilliant.
EVERYBODY has to rock in Deep Purple! No relaxing!
The video is from a show in Denmark earlier in 1972 but it adds to the experience.
The absolute best Deep Purple lineup at the absolute peak of their powers! S all day! The soundtrack of my youth...
Audio is from Japan, video is from a concert registration called Scandinavian Nights. It's on youube in its entirity
Beautiful 70s rock more of that please
It’s cool as hell when you react to a song along with the video! Rock n Roll!
"Made in Japan" is one of the greatest rock live albums. Also great are in my opinion "Rainbow" - "Rainbow On Stage", "Thin Lizzy" - "Live & Dangerous", "Led Zeppelin" - "The Song Remains The Same", "UFO" - "Strangers In The Night",.... Enjoy!
Great to see UFO getting more online love these days. 🎸
Made in Japan is my #1 and UFO Strangers in the Night is my #2. There’s a gap between them and my next group of live albums, which include Mott the Hoople Live, Grand Funk Live, David Bowie Live from the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium 10-20-1972.
All those are in my top 5 best live albums of all time.
@@stevefitzgerald5183 Tastes are different. In my opinion David Bowie is overrated 😅
Add the WHO and Live at Leeds and Pink Floyd's Pulse and that is a great list indeed.
Ian talked quite often about how he used his vocal range in concert. He saved the highest notes for "Sweet Child in Time" which they performed in most shows(he couldn't do it every night). Listen to the live version...you'll understand.
Nobody does it like this anymore guys!!! Thanks for sharing great song. They were definitely at their prime at this time.
I never got over this song. Deep Purple! Wow
One of my top ten live albums. And a serious threat to your eardrums in person.
Loudest band I ever saw live. Also one of the very best.
the scene from The Expanse with a cover of this track was a perfect use of the song.
Made In Japan is the measure of what a Live Album should be. The Greatest Live Album in History.
That bands in the 70s could play extraordinary. Child in Time is a great song too.
The video is from a show in Scandinavia. The music is from the Made in Japan album, recorded in Japan.
That's how it is done, boys. You do it better live.💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😎😎😎😎😎😎
Everyone in this band was a great musician.
The keyboard is so prominent in Deep Purple because he's playing a Hammond Organ through a Marshall amp.
propably thr best live-rock-song ever
To hear Ian Gillan's best screams ever you should listen to the end of the "Strange Kind of Woman" track on Made in Japan. He duets with Richie on guitar and it is phenomenal.
This is PURE LIVE!
For any Hard Rock aficionado, Made In Japan is must own vinyl. Forget videos, drop needle, it’s all in the grooves.
Oh this is one I’ve been waiting for. Better than the studio version, absolutely great cut 🔥
Agree, they are freaking on fire live! 🔥
So glad you have the video too❤❤❤ Headbanger of the 70's. It's brilliant!
Glover’s bass was THUNDEROUS.
"Stop Making Sense". The talking heads concert movie. Greatest concert movie of all time.
Love this band. Love this track. It just keeps going ! So cool xx
Probably Rock's greatest singer.
The version of "Lazy" from this album is also dope!
The best live rock album of all and shits on the studio album. Untouchable in the 70's
Gillan was actually sick during the recording of the Japan concerts. Still you would not notice it theoughout the concert and in fact he always sang the highway star this way after it was released. He would definitely be able to sing it higher if he chose so…
Deep Purple was great live.
My first concert was Deep Purple in 1973 in Providence rhode island. So awesome!!!!