One of the all time greats of any genre or era in my view . Regadless of the hot solos and mega chops he has a natural propensity to completely suit the song . For example , early 70's Gillan era Deep Purple he could be on top of the beat and pushing forward whereas later in the 70's with Coverdale etc , he could be on the beat and slightly behind in a more American R'n'B kind of way . Very adaptable . I saw him play live twice with Whitesnake and once with Gary Moore ( tremendous each time ) . I also saw him host a drum clinic at a working men's club in Newcastle upon Tyne UK just before Deep Purple reformed in the 80's .He stated there that he was immensely keen on John Bonham's sound and style as well as being particularly complimentary when asked about Carmine Appice .
It's really hard to label anyone from that era "the best." John Bonham, Ian Paice, Michael Shrieve, Mitch Mitchell, Keith Moon, Ginger Baker, Bill Ward, Clive Bunker, Barrie Barlow, Pierre Van Der Linden, Chuck Ruff, Dave Getz, etc. All stellar drummers from that era. All great and unique in their own way. Although, personally I think the most unique out of the bunch has to be Keith Moon. His style is uniquely his own and pretty much inimitable because he always played in the moment and from the heart, never playing anything exactly the same way twice.
Whether he’s on the same level as Bonzo is completely subjective and somewhat irrelevant. I do know this, having seen both of them live, they were the only two drummers who on the screen at the back of the stage looked like the film had been sped up when the cameras showed close-ups!! Paice has a phenomenal snare drum technique which is almost second to none. Maybe because there are more members in Purple did his profile sometimes not come to the fore as much as Bonham’s did in Zeppelin, but there is absolutely no doubting his astounding ability, coupled with a lack of off-stage hell raising stories, there was no rocknroll notoriety surrounding him. He understatedly and brilliantly played what the song required until it was his turn to switch on the flair. Along with JB he is an absolute legend, and he trod a slightly different path to the Zep behemoth, but don’t be fooled by that laid back demeanour. The bloke can rock!
Little “insight” of my own - as a “non-drummer” - Deep Purple Mk II line-up (and, most likely, original DP line-up - i.e. Mk I, too) liked to “sink a few” - alcohol-wise - how much depends on which band member you’re talking about (look at Ritchie Blackmore’s Wikipedia entry for a “self-assessment”) but they all, more or less, stayed away from hard drugs - big lesson for all thinking of a career in the music business - you can’t retain the level of superb musicianship on display here by a legend in his 70s if you keep “burning the candle at both ends” !!!!
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What an extraordinary drummer is Paice.
He has always been my favorite drummer since the early seventies.
Love it, a legend and drummer to respect and learn from.
Legendary rock drummer. 75-years old and still going strong.
It's like he never aged ❤.
Ian has been kicking ass on the drums for most of his. His hasn’t lost a thing.
Sorry folks he's lost a lot but still good.
God damn!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This man is a force of nature
Masterpiece, man!
More like a jazz/rock drummer all put in one!! Phenominal!🔥🥁🎶
The best rock drummers are heavily jazz influenced.
Respect for this huge drummer...Giant
One of my earliest influences. Just an absolute monster!
Tons of respect for Ian!
A Legend, and best of all.
Этот человек украсил жизни миллионов людей! Спасибо, Пэйс!
Tasty snare chops that swing, bit of buddy in there too 👍
Respect, čovik od 75 godina ovako svira, kapa do poda
He really is the boss, this is what years and years of dedication sounds like 👍👍
As good today as ever!
Fantastic 😊
On fire 🥁🔥🥁 from the 8 minute solo When he played the muel to now what an awesome inspirational Drummer🥁🔥🥁
Great 😊👍🥁
75 years old!? wow.
Fantastic great man, fantastic drummer, yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah
The grand master of the snare!
As good as Ian Paice was and still is, Buddy Rich will always be the grand master of the snare. No one ever ripped up a snare like Buddy did.
Someone's in shape 😳💪🏽🤘🏼
The immortal Ian Paice: Lean, mean and playing clean...
How long did it take you to come up with that comment ?? 🤦🏻♂️
Always appreciated Ian's drumming , just wanted to note he's a lefty . And so is Phil Collins .
So am I. I lifted a lot from both of them.
The Master himself, still delivering the goods. 52 years after Made In Japan. Unbelievable.
One of the all time greats of any genre or era in my view . Regadless of the hot solos and mega chops he has a natural propensity to completely suit the song . For example , early 70's Gillan era Deep Purple he could be on top of the beat and pushing forward whereas later in the 70's with Coverdale etc , he could be on the beat and slightly behind in a more American R'n'B kind of way . Very adaptable . I saw him play live twice with Whitesnake and once with Gary Moore ( tremendous each time ) . I also saw him host a drum clinic at a working men's club in Newcastle upon Tyne UK just before Deep Purple reformed in the 80's .He stated there that he was immensely keen on John Bonham's sound and style as well as being particularly complimentary when asked about Carmine Appice .
Техника конечно обалденная! Такие шикарные двойки, дроби!
Still shredding the kit! ✌️💪🙏
I was there that night
Fireball 🎉🎉
Great musician.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Atomico! Fa tutto l'assolo praticamente sul rullante.
Он достоин!
Bello/Magnifico.👑👑👑👑👑👑💯
I wish him and Mick Tucker could play together. Would be fireworks
Он и в100 будет играть,только ещё круче!
🤘
Good~~~~~~~~~~~~
Als hätte er nie was anderes gemacht ❤
❤
Lars, look at this!
I know Bonham gets all the accolades but here is your best rock drummer of that era and possibly today.
Danny Carey is light years ahead of this guy.
@@xStaman Don't be ridiculous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's really hard to label anyone from that era "the best." John Bonham, Ian Paice, Michael Shrieve, Mitch Mitchell, Keith Moon, Ginger Baker, Bill Ward, Clive Bunker, Barrie Barlow, Pierre Van Der Linden, Chuck Ruff, Dave Getz, etc. All stellar drummers from that era. All great and unique in their own way. Although, personally I think the most unique out of the bunch has to be Keith Moon. His style is uniquely his own and pretty much inimitable because he always played in the moment and from the heart, never playing anything exactly the same way twice.
@joaoluisbufaical994 I can't wait to hear your intelligent argument to the contrary. Oh right, you don't have one...
Whether he’s on the same level as Bonzo is completely subjective and somewhat irrelevant. I do know this, having seen both of them live, they were the only two drummers who on the screen at the back of the stage looked like the film had been sped up when the cameras showed close-ups!! Paice has a phenomenal snare drum technique which is almost second to none. Maybe because there are more members in Purple did his profile sometimes not come to the fore as much as Bonham’s did in Zeppelin, but there is absolutely no doubting his astounding ability, coupled with a lack of off-stage hell raising stories, there was no rocknroll notoriety surrounding him. He understatedly and brilliantly played what the song required until it was his turn to switch on the flair. Along with JB he is an absolute legend, and he trod a slightly different path to the Zep behemoth, but don’t be fooled by that laid back demeanour. The bloke can rock!
Рисунок ❤
Великий барабанщик!!! Последний из магекан.....
Little “insight” of my own - as a “non-drummer” - Deep Purple Mk II line-up (and, most likely, original DP line-up - i.e. Mk I, too) liked to “sink a few” - alcohol-wise - how much depends on which band member you’re talking about (look at Ritchie Blackmore’s Wikipedia entry for a “self-assessment”) but they all, more or less, stayed away from hard drugs - big lesson for all thinking of a career in the music business - you can’t retain the level of superb musicianship on display here by a legend in his 70s if you keep “burning the candle at both ends” !!!!
Мистер И́эн Пейс любит железо paiste,особенно china😁Молодчина! Крепкий старик! Профи👍👏👏👏.Браво,Маэстро!
The living Metronome
🤔🥱🥱🥱
🤘🤘
Есть ещё порох в пороховницах!
Deep zeppelin or led purple ?
見ていると器用になんでもできると思うけど、あまりセッションやヘルプやってる話が聞こえてこないですね
Пэйс конечно легенда, но ртом так прикольно делает во время игры, как беззубый старик челюстью жамкает....
Ему удалили одно лёгкое в молодости А организм требует кислород во время работы!🤷♂️
@@alexandrolkhovik9272 не знал данного факта. Вам спасибо а Пэйсу здоровья и долгих лет!
Лихо стучит!
Mancino , generalmente in arte i più talentuosi , altro che mano del diavolo
Today, I would go with Tommy Aldridge, still just fantastic. Ian is great, but there is only one Bonham. Then Peart.
You're a genius