That's a banger. Not sure why the organ is a mystery instrument to you youngins...have seen other young reactors who also don't recognize it or harmonicas. It's a lost art, sadly. Love your appreciation to good music. ❤👍
I've noticed the same. Every single reaction video by anyone under 40 and they just don't know what instrument is what unless they are a real musician. I honestly don't think they teach any music classes in schools anymore. It has to be a national plan because this is more than just a one off scenario. We knew all this stuff by 7th grade, not because I was a musician, it was just a basic class everyone had to take. We learned all the instrument families - woodwinds, brass, percussion and string. It's so easy to identify an instrument. I would honestly be embarrassed to have a reaction channel and not be able to identify nearly an instrument.
@@wambam1741 was watching another RUclipsr yesterday reacting to Bring it on Home, when Robert was playing harmonica...the kid thought it was an effect on the keyboard. 😳
Hey Pope! Did you have a good Thanksgiving? Good food? Time with family? Deep Purple just jams. Anything off of their double live album Made In Japan will blow you away. Voted by many to be the greatest live album ever recorded. Behind YESSONGS by YES of course!😎
Classic BANGER by Deep Purple. My favorite. Killer ORGAN.Funky groove. Heavy radio rotation when it first hit. Love watching young REACTORS discover this Rock Greatness🎵🎵🎵
Very early Deep Purple with the original lead singer before Ian Gillan came along. Must must do is Burn live at California Jam 1974. Not many reactors have done it but missing out! Lead singer and bassist on this one was David Coverdale and bassist Glenn Hughes. Please do it it's awesome!
Hey Pope, hope you had a great T-Day. Deep Purple one of my top 5 bands. You might check out the 'Stormbringer' album. Any track is good but 'Stormbringer' the title track is my favorite from that album. 1974 was a good year! Another suggestion would be 'Rat Bat Blue' from 1973.
Early Deep Purple those sounds of the late 60's. Lord on the Hammond so great. Take the time for the DP journey. I like them better than Led Zeppelin mainly because of Jon Lord's great work on the organ.
I liked your reaction because you understand how to enjoy the song and build questions in your head, instead of like most reactors, who interrupt the song at important high points to ask the most elementary questions, like "What is this instrument?" or make some reaction with unimportant blabbering to ruin the groove their co-reactors is giving. You let your body do the communicating, a sign of excellence. As to the instrument. it's an organ. No question is a bad question, but if a person is going to be a song reactor and their past the age of 12 they should know what a flute is. However I find that most of the reactors on RUclips don't know any instruments at except a guitar and drum and maybe a piano if we are lucky. They don't know a harmonica from saxophone or trumpet. It's frustrating to me to hear this same question is asked over and over. I would suggest if you want to have any longevity in this reaction video market, because RUclips is flooded with them, you take a couple of hours to learn what instruments make what sounds and learn their names.
Yeah that's a Hammond B3 organ my man that would be what you would call the industry-standard you just got to have one of those if you're going to be serious about this shit I think the guy's name is John Lord he's organ keyboardist and Ritchie Blackmore he's the guitarist if I'm not mistaken that's probably their first hit song all right Captain check you luego
Believe it or not there were other groups playing great rock music besides Zepp...maybe not as good but :-) they were pretty good .Not as as good as Zepp though.........................................LOL
This was before Ian Gillan was the lead singer, 1968 to be exact. The guy singing is named Rod Evans.
Favorite Deep Purple song!
That instrument was a Hammond organ, and Shades of Deep Purple was their first album, released in 1968.
Hammond Organ solo. If you like the organ, Lazy is a safe call. So fun seeing the younger generation digging what us old farts grew up listening to.
That's a banger. Not sure why the organ is a mystery instrument to you youngins...have seen other young reactors who also don't recognize it or harmonicas. It's a lost art, sadly.
Love your appreciation to good music. ❤👍
I've noticed the same. Every single reaction video by anyone under 40 and they just don't know what instrument is what unless they are a real musician. I honestly don't think they teach any music classes in schools anymore. It has to be a national plan because this is more than just a one off scenario.
We knew all this stuff by 7th grade, not because I was a musician, it was just a basic class everyone had to take. We learned all the instrument families - woodwinds, brass, percussion and string. It's so easy to identify an instrument. I would honestly be embarrassed to have a reaction channel and not be able to identify nearly an instrument.
@@wambam1741 was watching another RUclipsr yesterday reacting to Bring it on Home, when Robert was playing harmonica...the kid thought it was an effect on the keyboard. 😳
It shouldn't be a mystery to anyone who's been to church!
John Lord RIP .... .magnificent on the Hammond organ
Amazing organ...I've always loved this song
ORGAN MADNESS🔥🔥🔥My favorite song by them.Needs to be played VERY LOUD ❗
Good reaction glad you reacted to the song. Jon Lord does an insane solo in the song Rat Bat Blue off the Who Do We Think We Are Album.
Hey bro. Luv your reactions man! I remember playing this song on the legendary rock band!!! This song Just kicks ass. Rock on bro!!¡
The best group ever... Listen to Blind to (1969).
I started to learn guitar on Deep Purple (In rock, Machine Head, Burn, Made in Japan,...)
Hey Pope! Did you have a good Thanksgiving? Good food? Time with family? Deep Purple just jams. Anything off of their double live album Made In Japan will blow you away. Voted by many to be the greatest live album ever recorded. Behind YESSONGS by YES of course!😎
Yes I hope yours was good as well!
@@POPE. 👍😎
I agree Made in Japan is great. The only live set better is Yessongs which is totally in orbit.
@@your_local_dummy4137 👍😎
Classic BANGER by Deep Purple. My favorite. Killer ORGAN.Funky groove. Heavy radio rotation when it first hit. Love watching young REACTORS discover this Rock Greatness🎵🎵🎵
Very early Deep Purple with the original lead singer before Ian Gillan came along.
Must must do is Burn live at California Jam 1974. Not many reactors have done it but missing out!
Lead singer and bassist on this one was David Coverdale and bassist Glenn Hughes. Please do it it's awesome!
1968 Deep Purple, Growing up us little kids, listening to this 🥰🔥🔥🔥
Hey Pope, hope you had a great T-Day. Deep Purple one of my top 5 bands. You might check out the 'Stormbringer' album. Any track is good but 'Stormbringer' the title track is my favorite from that album. 1974 was a good year! Another suggestion would be 'Rat Bat Blue' from 1973.
Thanks for the recommend - it didn’t even pull up on iTunes until I typed it in letter for letter - I can’t wait to listen
Im 63 one of the best MF jams ever😊😊😊😮
Next try a cut from the "Perfect Strangers" album (1984)
"Knocking At Your Backdoor"
Yessssss my brother, yes..... now listen to Lazy if you haven't already
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I have 2 words for you,
Machine Head
Yeah that's their first album they put out
Your journey is wonderful to obsserve
thanks for tuning in!
Cool reaction now check out space Truckin from there machine Head album.
Hush was a hastily recorded extra for the "Shades Of" album and released as an afterthought by the suits at the recording studio.
When I was a teen, we thought the organ was so old fashioned. We turned our noses up at any music with one. Lol. You live, you learn!
Jon Lord...he rocked that organ like no other💜
A load of people,who wanted perform rock and they did,magnificent
Hard to believe these guys did Smoke on the Water........................................................I'm old .
Early Deep Purple those sounds of the late 60's. Lord on the Hammond so great. Take the time for the DP journey. I like them better than Led Zeppelin mainly because of Jon Lord's great work on the organ.
Check out some of the live recordings on the Made in Japan album for some kick ass rock.
Good one.... Great memories of cruising around to this tune.
I feel obliged to mention that this dropped n 1968
PINK FLOYDS ...PIPER AT THE GATES OF DAWN, SYD BARRETT 1967, SEE EMILY PLAY, ASTRONOMY DOMINO, & LUCIFER SAM....OH YEAH!!!🥳🎉💯
You went way back to the beginning. Great!
John Lord on Hammond B3.
just an Organ my friend.....a lost instrument in todays music.
☮️💙💙🔥🔥
I liked your reaction because you understand how to enjoy the song and build questions in your head, instead of like most reactors, who interrupt the song at important high points to ask the most elementary questions, like "What is this instrument?" or make some reaction with unimportant blabbering to ruin the groove their co-reactors is giving. You let your body do the communicating, a sign of excellence.
As to the instrument. it's an organ.
No question is a bad question, but if a person is going to be a song reactor and their past the age of 12 they should know what a flute is. However I find that most of the reactors on RUclips don't know any instruments at except a guitar and drum and maybe a piano if we are lucky. They don't know a harmonica from saxophone or trumpet. It's frustrating to me to hear this same question is asked over and over. I would suggest if you want to have any longevity in this reaction video market, because RUclips is flooded with them, you take a couple of hours to learn what instruments make what sounds and learn their names.
Yeah that's a Hammond B3 organ my man that would be what you would call the industry-standard you just got to have one of those if you're going to be serious about this shit I think the guy's name is John Lord he's organ keyboardist and Ritchie Blackmore he's the guitarist if I'm not mistaken that's probably their first hit song all right Captain check you luego
They used a Hammond C3. That's B3 guts in a much heavier (if you can imagine such) case.
Awesome song. Sweet Child in Tme is also a banger . Roll a fatty and chill
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@@POPE. aww yeahhhhh
Believe it or not there were other groups playing great rock music besides Zepp...maybe not as good but :-) they were pretty good .Not as as good as Zepp though.........................................LOL
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