Deep Purple - 'Child in Time' Reaction! A Quintessential Track in the Deep Purple Catalog! Amazing!
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"Child in Time" is a classic rock song by the British band Deep Purple, featured on their 1970 album "Deep Purple in Rock." The song is renowned for its powerful and emotional delivery, characterized by its dynamic progression and Ian Gillan's extraordinary vocal range.
"Child in Time" is often interpreted as an anti-war song, reflecting the tensions and fears of the Cold War era. The lyrics convey a sense of innocence lost and the tragic consequences of conflict. Key lyrics include:
"Sweet child in time, you'll see the line, the line that's drawn between the good and the bad."
"See the blind man shooting at the world, bullets flying, taking toll."
The song is widely regarded as one of Deep Purple's masterpieces and a quintessential track of the early 1970s rock era.
Because they were recording it live, the audience was asked to chill during the performance.
Yes, and if you did they would escort you to security, and get hit with a clause you signed when you went in. You were held liable in court.
It rarely occurred because you had to have a special invite, or win a chance to get in.
Indeed. If they made a sound. Never allowed to attend again.
@@rafehr1378 Exactly, they received the blackball passed around from every person in the business. It used to be a smaller world.
I wish all live audiences would just hush, listen to the music and then yell and applaud after the song was over.
I don’t want to hear you whistle and hoot and yell during the intro or during the song.
And while you’re at it: either get off my dang lawn or you can mow it … now hush up
@@deantait8326 Imagine such a performance these times. Every fool in the audience would just held his damn iphone up
The fact that this was LIVE with no auto tune blow your mind
Nah, any group of merely competent musicians can play a tune live and sound fine, there's no magic to that
You probably missed that Ian Paice lost one of his drumsticks for a second.. even despite that it is in a more slow and quite part of the performance, because he literally didn't skip a beat 😅❤ live music from that era is the best thing that ever happened to music and it alwqys makes me sad i never could experience it myself
@@gingerbaker_toad696 sad you missed something that never went away, the human condition in a nutshell
@@xmathmanx bro get your miserable ahh out of here. No one is talking to you.
Ian Gillian - vocals
Ritchie Fkn Blackmore - guitar (one of the most influential guitarists ever)
Ian Pace - drums
Jon Lord (R.I.P)- keyboards
Roger Glover - bass
The scream to me is the sound you would hear from a mother seeing a child hit by flying glass.
No one has to like this. I know it’s not for everyone. But, when you grow up on musicians who mastered their craft, it’s hard to compare today’s music to it. All I’m saying. ❤️✌🏼
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There are many many thousands of great musicians nowadays, more than ever before, you are welcome to stay stuck in the past, most people choose that life, seems insane to me but it's your choice
@@xmathmanx I work in the music business but ok. Clown.
@@destinyreelly2974 music is a business to you dude, that makes you the last person who would know anything about the aesthetics, Muppet
@@xmathmanx You might be right, can you name just one thousand of those many many thousands for us because I only know of less than 100 and most of them really suck
The song isn't specifically about the Vietnam war actually. It's a more general anti-war, ant-nuclear song. Loved your reaction guys. 5 true virtuoso's playing/singing their hearts out. Jon Lord, the keyboard player, was also a classical composer and pianist. The band made an album with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in 1969, playing Jon Lord's "Concerto for Group and Orchestra". Ian Gillan, the singer, before Deep Purple was the original singer of the Christ part in the musical "Jesus Christ Superstar".
LAZY by Deep Purple is the funkiest bluesiest best by them! ❤❤❤❤
Ian Gillam- the lead singer , was the ORIGINAL Jesus Christ Superstar- this performance is what got him the job with composer Andrew Lloyd Weber!
There’s video on YT of him singing the climactic song from the show “ Gethsemane “. Check it out!
Perfect Stranger, Knocking at your Back Door, Nobody's Home, Lazy, Wasted Sunsets are some great ones to check out Bros.
Love it 1970! Real music
Highway Star next. Thats the one you will love!! Deep Purple does Highway Star
Always loved Ritchie Blackmore's guitar playing, now you've got to react to Ritchie Blackmore's Rawbow doing man on the silver mountain.
especially live... these guys will love that song immediately
I had the midwives play this song at my daughter's home birth! I wanted it to be the first piece of music she ever heard! VIRTUOSO band...every member is a trained musical professional...and the GOATS of progressive rock...imo.
This comment caught me off guard. In the end, pretty cool move on your part. 👏👏👏
One of the best damned hard rock bands that ever existed. In my top 5...depends on my mood which final spot they are in.
One of the greatest vocalists Ian Gillan. All magnificent musicians. On level with Zeppelin for master musicianship. All genius at their craft
The riff was patterned after Ravel’s Bolero a classical music piece from 1928
One of, and arguably the best, performance ever
Still have that album in my room here at home,carried with me since 1970 at age 17! Great choice of song!
My dad was just returning home from the Korean War when you were born.
I have the album with my vinyl collection on the top shelf of my guest room closet! Unfortunately, I didn't take care of my records very well and they are scratched. Thinking of it now, I need to get them all down and get a new needle for my turntable, and listen to them all!
Love love your reactions. I saw Deep Purple in the 1970s, and they are one of the unholy trinity. Love Ian Gillans vocals. These guys are so insync with each other! Still listening to them, 50 years now.
Truly one of the best songs in the last century.
The lyrics are everything with this song....and Jon Lord on the keys. The crowd was asked to sit still and that's why they aren't moving. Mind blowing performance.
You’ve got to hear their blues based song Lazy- classic 12 bar blues instrumental before lyrics and jamming kick in later in the song
This is called "BRILLIANT MUSICIANS" all working together to benefit THE SONG. The riff was "stolen" from a great song by IT'S A BEAUTIFUL DAY, who "stole" a Deep Purple riff in return. All in good fun. No lawsuits. Those were the good old days. Speaking of which, check out IT'S A BEAUTIFUL DAY's first album (self-titled). One of the best "San Francisco scene" albums. Their one hit was "White Bird," which you guys will love. But their entire first album is absolutely astounding.
It's one of the most badass live songs ever!!!
You never heard of Deep Purple? But you did hear them: put in "Smoke on the Water"! They are 1 of the 4 cornerstones of the origin of Heavy Metal in 1970: Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin and Uriah Heep. Deep Purple is still touring, permanently ... singer, drummer and bassist are the same as in this video (singer and bassist back, drummer was always there).
Rainbow?
Later 😊 @@badbob6689
I'm so glad that at the end of the 70s there were still discos where this music was played and we could let off steam. When you danced through the piece your head was so free. Greetings from Germany.
Now check out David Coverdale singing Mistreated at California Jam 74.
INCREDIBLE!!
Check out the next lineup of this band with Glenn Hughes and David Coverdale at Cal Jam 74! Burn and Mistreated! Also, Ian Gillan and the band released 3 new awesome singles from the upcoming album! Almost 80 years old and still goin!
Purple, the masters of jammin'
Interesting FYI..... Lead singer Ian Gillan wrote this as a screw you to the politicians sitting in their high towers sending people out to war while they are safe. I LOVE this band and watching Corey's reacti I n was purr magic. So there has been a few line ups of the band but this version is Ian Paice on drums, Jon Lord (rip) on organ, Roger Glover bass, Richie Blackmore lead guitar and again Ian Gillan on vocals. Please keep going down this rabbit hole. Burn Live at Rainbow is also awesome with two new members David Coverdale for Ian Gillan and Glenn Hughes for Roger Glover. Purps and Zep my two favourite bands.
The 20 Minute version of Space Truckin Live (Made in Japan) is the most amazing song by Deep Purple and best live song you will ever hear.
Last part of this song, he says 3 times I tried to be with you, (telling god - via suicide I'll be there soon....)
I've always wondered how we got to a relationship gone horribly wrong from a war song. So the person must've been gravely injured twice and each time he thought he would die, but he survived? Not wanting to be in that environment any longer, he ended it himself? Or he tried three times and finally succeeded on the third attempt??? Oh boy.
Totally agree about Space Truckin.The best live song ever!
The "In Concert" version of Space Truckin' is even better.
Deep purple,one of the top 5 heavy rock blues band,The lead singer,sang lead singer for the rock opera "Jesus Christ Superstar"because of his great range , Richie Blacmore is one of my favorites lead guitar,Ian Pace on Drums ,Roger Glover on bass and The great Late John Lord Keyboard master
Humble Pie is another British Band from that time. "30 Days In The Hole" from the album "Smokin' ".Steve Marriott lead singer, Peter Frampton lead guitar.
Sheeesh! That was incredible. Like Olli once said…” The Brits don’t miss “
Something in our water over here I think.
The biggest,most iconic bands in history,all British.
"Highway Star" next, please.
They are band from 1967 and still active with the same singer!
Cinco genios reunidos!!
Para mí, los mejores de la famosa Trinidad Impía.
Gracias por la hermosa reacción 😊
Adoro a Deep Purple 💜💜💜💜💜
This is one of my favorite songs to see people react to. The buildup to the falsetto vocal is just chilling. Another Ian Gillan track to check out is "Gethsemane" from the OG cast recording of Jesus Christ Superstar.
Another great song in a similar vein- The 1982 live at Hammersmith version of Iron Maiden's "Hallowed Be Thy Name." People reacting get to Bruce Dickinson's vocal line that transitions to the verse and they look like they were hit by a brick.
This song and band are outstanding. I saw them a few times in the 80's. In this video after the solo, the drummer actually loses a drumstick but catches it and doesn't miss a beat. Outstanding and professional.
SPACE TRUCKIN AND then BURN.....GOTTA listen to both!!!!!!
Saw Deep Purple in 1974, and they were amazing! You really need to keep going down this rabbit hole! Deep Purple is epic and they were huge during the 70s! This is only the tip of the iceberg, guys! Thanks for another great reaction!
"Highway Star" is a must! One of the best rock songs ever written! Greetings from Germany. ✌
I've been a purple fan since the 70s and have heard child in time thousand's of times and I have never tired of it. Unbelievable musicians. A live version of wring that neck is a must. It's an instrumental with Blackmore and Lord in unbelievable form.
You said it, the Unholy Trinity. These guys, along with Zep and Sabbath, were the rock goats of the 70s. Three of the most musically talented bands, member to member, you've ever seen. No slackers in these bands.
I"ve seen these guys twice and in August I'll be seeing them again!! Can't wait!! 😃
They're still touring? They must be in their 70's.
@@Jaysun1 Well we're in our seventies so I'll be straining my eyes and cupping my ears both see and hear and hopefully the guys won't pass out on stage! It'll be outside of Houston in a outdoor venue and it will be cooking! Yes is opening and I've never seen them. Geriatrics rock aided with a magic brownie!!😅😅😅
@@CliffordValvick My son took me to see Deep Purple in 2017 for my 63rd birthday. Yes, I raised him right!
@@Jaysun1 Yes, But not with the guy playing key boards. His name was Jon Lord . I can't remember exactly when but he died recently. They just released a new album, and launched a tour to promote it..
Got to see them live with ELO, & 3 other bands.
12/14/74, Jacksonville FL.
Just awesome 🥳
Black Sabbath was the first concert i ever went to then Deep Purple in 71 or 72 . I went to so many concerts in the 70's it's hard to remember exact dates. But when they did this song the crowd was like this one. Like a deer caught in headlights. Not quite as still . another way to put it , everybody was shell shocked. It was really something to behold. I like the reaction from the first fellow, (nice beard)he gets into the music like i do. there will be a lot of requests for Highway star and Lazy, and there great. I think you should do more of the early songs before getting to far ahead of the bands evolution 1. ''Kentucky Woman'' or 2 the cover song they did'' Hush''. Thank you for the good reaction video , And i want to say your welcome at the same time. ROCK OUT.
Thankyou for your reactions 🙂Best ever live tv music performance ? aaargh the artistry
Brothers, you need to hear Deep Purple doing Highway Star!
I'm also going to give you another song that will take you all to church. David Coverdale ( singer with Deep Purple MK3 & 4 also Whitesnake) with a solo song called Give Me Kindness. Put your hands in the air, boys, and open your hearts!
A superb reaction today, my friends ❤
14:00
Full stop in time.
Amazing
Glad you loved it. I grew up watching and listening to these bands so it’s nice to see new people discovering this band. My first live concert was Deep Purple at Hammersmith Odeon in London in 1974.
Deep Purple has elite musicians and a top vocalist. They have a great catalog of songs. They have a bunch of great hard rock songs, but one of their more bluesy songs I really love is the song called "When a Blind Man Cries". Just a great song. Also check out the next band where the lead guitarist (Ritchie Blackmore) formed the band "Rainbow". Songs like "Stargazer" and "Gates of Babylon" are epic.
Corey, you're getting it brother, Olli.. is not even close and Fenom is in the middle. Gonna be honest..this is VERY cultural. Then and today, appreciation for music is dependent on your likes. No new news. One must be "into it" to appreciate it. Maturity may have some impact as well.
April is a song from their early days where you have Jon Lord(organist) and Richie Blackmor(lead guitarist)doing arrangment and directing a orchestra.
Good stuff gentlemen.
Deep Purple has a long turbulent history but they are surprisingly one of the only 'Unholy Trinity' bands touring and recording in 2024...
Formed in 1968 after the collapse of the band Roundabout in London, England... they were named after a song that was a favorite of guitarist Ritchie Blackmore's grandmother... Originally a pop rock band, Deep Purple featured Ritchie Blackmore (guitar), Jon Lord (organ/ keyboard), Ian Paice (drums), Nick Simper (bass) and Rod Evans (vocals)... they were signed in the US by Bill Cosby's label and released 3 albums scoring hit cover songs - 'Hush'... 'Lalena' ... 'Kentucky woman'...
In 1969, the first Led Zeppelin album and Jimi Hendrix changed the rock game and Ritchie Blackmore wanted to play that new brand of 'heavy rock'... Ian Gillan (vocals) and Roger Glover (bass) replaced Evans and Simper (Often called the 'Mark II line-up) and the band recorded a 'Concerto' album in '69 w/ a classical orchestra, then began work on their 4th studio album 'In Rock' in 1970... the single 'Black night' and the new heavy rock sound became an instant success in Europe... Deep Purple rose quickly w/ the albums 'Fireball' (1971) and 'Machine head' (1972) ... and broke big in America again in '72 w/ the live album 'Made in Japan'... 7th album 'Who do we think we are' in 1973 was another hit but internal conflicts led to both Ian Gillan and Roger Glover leaving Deep Purple in '73... Ritchie Blackmore insisted that new members were necessary to continue.
Deep Purple's 'Mark III' line-up launched in 1974 w/ David Coverdale (lead vocals) and Glenn Hughes (bass & vocals) and were a hit w/ the albums 'Burn' and 'Stormbringer'... but at the peak of the band's popularity in 1975, guitarist Ritchie Blackmore quit the band and announced a new band Rainbow w/ legendary singer Ronnie James Dio.
Tommy Bolin (guitar) joined briefly for their 1975 album 'Come taste the band'... but fans were not interested in Deep Purple without Ritchie Blackmore... After a disastrous tour marred by tragedy, Deep Purple split up in 1976... Tommy Bolin soon passed away from an OD.
Singer David Coverdale formed the band Whitesnake and found massive success in the 80's.
After years in separate bands, Deep Purple finally reunited the 'Mark II' line-up (Blackmore/ Lord/ Paice/ Gillan /Glover) and recorded the album 'Perfect strangers' in 1984, touring together for the first time since 1973... But more of the same conflicts between Blackmore and Gillan after the 1987 album 'House of blue light'... Ian Gillan was fired and former Rainbow singer Joe Lynn Turner did 1 Deep Purple album 'Slaves and masters' in 1990... However, the other members wanted Ian Gillan back in Deep Purple for their 25th anniversary in 1993... Blackmore agreed to record the album (w/ vocalist Ian Gillan returning) 'The battle rages on' in '93 but he quit in the middle of the tour that year.
In 1994, Deep Purple hired former Kansas guitarist Steve Morse and stabilized the band finally... recording the albums 'Purpendicular' (1996) and 'Abandon' (1998)... In 2003, the band amicably parted ways w/ keyboardist Jon Lord who wanted to focus of classical music projects and was replaced by former Rainbow keyboardist Don Airey.
Sadly, keyboardist Jon Lord passed away in 2012 from cancer.
Deep Purple enjoyed a successful career revival between 2002 to 2022... touring and recording consistently and newer albums like "Now what?!' (2013) and 'Infinite' (2017) charting worldwide... In 2022, guitarist Steve Morse left Deep Purple to care for his ailing wife and unable to commit to extensive touring... Simon McBride (guitar) replaced him and Deep Purple have a new album "=1" due out in 2024 w/ new singles - 'Pictures of you' ... 'Lazy sod' ... 'Portable door' ... currently streaming.
Definitely the organ! My mom was our church organist. I've always loved organ and piano music. For good piano rock, listen to Blue Oyster Cult's, "Nosferatu" for something completely different.
Space Truckin’ and Highway Star. Speeding ticket material.
guys always enjoy your reactions - vocals have no peer, but well said for the rest of the band - after all they are a band.
Goosebumps. Great anti-war song. 🔥🔥🔥
One of the greatest songs
DOING THEIR THING
These guys are the original metal band. Pre Zepplin. Ian Gillian had that voice.
Live indeed.
Corey Roy, you definitely get it! There's so much more to discover!
Looove it!!!
One of the seminal metal songs in history
Have you guys done GRAND FUNK RAILROAD live version of "Inside looking out 1969?
Man whoever gets your kids the hell out of there ? Respect
Lazy, Kentucky Woman and Hush all good tunes by DP Jon Lord on organ has a great intro on Lazy
Another excellent British band. This Canadian loves them. Like your channel! Enjoy the after discussions. ❤🇨🇦
Mark 2 lineup: best of one of the best rock bands.
Fun fact, was featured in TWISTER when Rusty driving the bus, started his vhs and had it blaring outside the bus as he started to chase the tornado.
Desde chile a 8500 millones de años luz,me encantó verlos , sintiendo la energía y virtuosismo de esta maravillosa y poco valorada banda que es deep purple.yo fui,soy y sere siempre perpuliano. agradezco su difusión y empatía .17 de septiembre los tendré en vivo nuevamente en Santiago. Los invito al santa Laura a disfrutarla en vivo.✌️✌️
This band was the very first I saw live back in 1972. I was blown away by them then, particularly when they sang this song. Opened my ears, eyes, heart and soul to (all kinds of) music up until today. I saw Deep Purple again just the day before yesterday ( they were appearing at a festival just forty miles away from where I live here in France, so I could not pass up). Three original members, Gillan, Paice and Glover not too far from their 80s now, and their two younger recruits on keyboards and guitar were still FIRE ! Understandably they did not do this song, but Gillan was quite impressive throughout the concert and got the crowd (average age of 75 😊) on it’s feet from beginning to end. Maybe my very last concert ? … at my age one never knows … but I can go happy ! Kudos to you three and don’t forget to check out DP’s "Lazy".
Thanks guys for another great one.
This and ''Bloodsucker'' are my favorite Deep Purple songs, both are from the album ''Deep Purple in Rock''.
Bloodsucker is the shit and I know the fellas would love Ian's "flow" on that song. It's too bad nobody ever reacts to that song. It really is one of the best things they have done.
Great reaction, fellas! I like hearing your perspectives!
Purple
MIstreated
Live
OMG
David Coverdale on vocals
This performance deserves to be in the Rock Performance HoF. Gillan's vocals are obviously beyond but the band was tight.
Glad to hear Corey mention the blues because it was a strong thread throughout, although it got Rockified, sorta similar to the way Zeppelin did it. This translation of the blues into something Rockified came out of where back in the Sixties? It was just part of a creative process. Only a few groups did it like Purple and Zeppelin though. Easy to talk about, tough to bring into the world at this level.
Ian Gillian the singer was the original Jesus in Jesus Christ Supertar album. Richie Blackmore the guitarist is now into Medieval Folk. He created the group Rainbow as well after leaving Deep Purple. They were among the first Hard Rock bands who influenced Metal like Judas Priest who came just after. Purple went through many changes and still sing today - different guitarist and keyboardist. Jon Lord on organ is among the Rock greats just like Ian Paice on Drums. Their live album Made In Japan is a classic live album. Check that out : Smoke On The Water or Highway Star.
Top 5 live performances of all time for me..
I've just subscribed to you guys because of this monumental song. I saw them live two years runnning 1971 -72 alomg with Uriah Heep from the same time the greatest rock bands from an era of the greatest music.
Thanks for joining the family! We are on the is musical journey that never crossed our side of the street! Loving every minute of it!!
"Hush" is another grate song by them.
The studio audience had been told to stay quiet while they were performing ! xx
Yo. Deep Purple's second album. "BOOK OF TALIESYN". 2, great tunes. Listen, learn, Read On. River Deep Mountain High. Whole album rocks
Awesome video.
Mind blowing
Great band their tune LAZY is incredible to me...cheers
I have always felt a deep connection between "The Great Gig in The sky" by Pink Floyd and this song, kinda the feminine perspective vs the masculine perspective in expressing life, living, and dying as a human while using as few words as possible just raw emotion.
Guys
Remaining original lineup shown here: singer, Ian Gillan, bassist, Roger Glover, and drummer, Ian Paice are back with new song and album with Don Airey, who replaced legend, late Jon Lord on the keys and new guitarist, Simon McBride. Original guitarist and founder, Ritchie Blackmore has moved on with his other bands: Rainbow & Blackmore's Night. Official music video and song is named Lazy Sod released 2 days ago on UA-cam on Deep Purple's YT channel.
Audience there were informed to stay quiet because live event was recorded.
Glad to see you guys expanding your musical palate. There is this preconceived notion that heavy rock is loud and associated with drugs and out of control behavior (which there is some truth) but you guys have also recognized the brilliant-Talent-Genius that is reflected.
Thank you for keeping an open mind. You are taking in and experiencing generational landscape changing music.
The journey has definitely been fulfilling! Definitely got rid of preconceived notions. Hope everyone extends that courtesy to hip hop! There is some great tunes and feelings in every genre! Thanks for the comment!
Agree on the flip side.
Where is the Utube channel of three white dudes willing to listen with an open mind to Rap/Hip-Hop?
@@tomgeiger7058plenty of them! Check out Knox Hill.
My reference was more a hope for those 40’s-70’s age. Those that will acknowledge that they view Rap as crap but have never listened.
The site you referenced the young man is too young. He probably hasn’t heard the bands/music that “this is it” team are discovering.
Purple have sold 150 million albums and for a couple of years outsold Zeppelin, Elvis, Elton John, everyone. Great musicians, my favourite band. Zeppelin, Purple and Sabbath are the holy trinity of hard rock.
A song called "Smoke on the water" 1972 Live, "Made in Japan" album . The sound quality of the album is extraordinary
We gotcha cover! Not sure if this is the one you are referencing but we did react to it. ua-cam.com/video/15B-Q9ETjmA/v-deo.html
@@thisisitreactions Yep, that's the one.
the crowd look stunned😀😃🤣🤣🤣🤣
Check out the live version of Purple's song Highway Star. You MUST listen to the version from their acclaimed 1972 live album called Made In Japan, it's easily the best version.
The crowd was in shock.
...and by the way, that was back when real musicians were popular.
I guess this was before drugs were available to everyone because nobody in the audience was showing any emotion. Maybe being on TV was a controlling factor of crowd behavior. But what an awesome performance! Wow!
Exactly Cory.....
Also Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow......MAN ON THE SILVER MOUNTAIN....the biggest rocker ever....take my word for it!
Too bad he has gone a bit strange with his folk stuff.
Ian sounds like your mother when she catches you listening to DEEP PURPLE!
Perfect Strangers
So many great tunes from Deep Purple. I grew up on their music! Check out the Album “Machine Head” and also the song “Burn”. DP has about 15-20 songs that are just fire 🔥!!! Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, The Who! Some of the best!