… Yes, there are other bands and not only Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, Black S. etc - there is also Deep Purple and they've been making damn good music since 1968... especially from 1969 to 1975 the best songs for me! … Sorry to anyone who hasn't heard Deep Purple as you're missing out on a lot!! 🎸🎹🥁🎤🔥 Thank you
Deep Purple... my favorite band before Yes stole my heart. Certainly one of the most influential bands in rock history and it can never be wrong to listen to them.
Ritchie Blackmore's solo here is incredible. Especially given the era and the fact that he's essentially playing straight wire- no delay, or heavy sustain. Ritchie was a trailblazer for sure.
The vocalist harmonies of David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes in the chorus are among the finest ever in my opinion! Ian Paice's work on the drums are also top notch as you mentioned.
The drumming in this song is absolutely insane. The rolls are soooooo good, soooo good. Listen here on youtube to the song with isolated drum track just to see to what point they're kicking. There is a video where you see Paice play the song, not the known one of the 74 concert but one where he played with young unknown musicians a few years ago. This take is especially good because they're on a small stage and the camera is wisely focused on him so you can clearly see his drumming. The young musicians are hilarious, everyone is playing their instruments but they're all turned toward Paice so they're playing but looking at him playing in awe at the same time.
Thanks for letting me know! I just checked out both, the isolated drumming track and the performance you had mentioned... wow, really enjoyable man! Ian Paice on this one is just killer
Hey Guy... If you do anymore DEEP PURPLE, you must do all the Live versions of the songs from the MADE IN JAPAN double album set. The best LIVE ALBUM ever made. Best song is the 20 minute version of Space Trucken, but the 10 minute version of Strange Kinda Woman, really rocks too.
Purple - the loudest band in the world at the time, and one of the best ever. From the time music was best played live! Look for Made in Japan and compare, one of my best 3 live recordings ever
One of my fav Purple songs. Even though the line up is different ( David Coverdale on lead vocals and Glenn Hughes in bass and higher vocals), it's still fantastic! So many great songs... My request would be for you to check out the live version of this... Burn, live at California Jam 1974. The video with a rainbow on the background. It's just so good! Thx so much
Gracias!! Simplemente Deep Purple...Coverdale fué un gran aporte después del siempre único e inconfundible Ian Gillan (la voz que caracteriza definitivamente al grupo). Linda reacción, gracias!! ❤ 💜💜💜💜💜
My favorite Deep Purple song one of my late night out on the highway driving songs cranked to 11 with only me in the Ram I get a very heavy right foot. John Lord on the keys is wild in this song you can hear classical influences in his playing.
To me,deep purple were awesome all the time regardless who was doing the vocals, they are masters of the craft of playing Rock music.. after this one Storm Bringer is the ideal follow up.. check it out.
Mk3 was a good line up, songs like Strombringer, Sail Away, and Mistreated are must listen. "Mistreated" is a fun one to listen to both the original and the Rainbow cover. Both have live performances in 1975 California Jam (Deep Purple) and 1977 Munich Concert (Rainbow). See who did it better, David Coverdale or Ronnie James Dio.
What gets to me is how disturbing the lyrics are when performed as a poem read out loud. Most people don't seem to really pay attention to the words at all, but a song about a witch who destroys a city of people who just laughed at her till it was too late.
Stormbringer is another great song from this era of Deep Purple.
… Yes, there are other bands and not only Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, Black S. etc - there is also Deep Purple and they've been making damn good music since 1968... especially from 1969 to 1975 the best songs for me! … Sorry to anyone who hasn't heard Deep Purple as you're missing out on a lot!! 🎸🎹🥁🎤🔥 Thank you
Child In Time was chilling!
Deep Purple... my favorite band before Yes stole my heart. Certainly one of the most influential bands in rock history and it can never be wrong to listen to them.
Ritchie Blackmore's solo here is incredible. Especially given the era and the fact that he's essentially playing straight wire- no delay, or heavy sustain. Ritchie was a trailblazer for sure.
After "Lazy," "Burn" is my favorite DP song. It's Smoke on the Water--on steroids.
Stormbringer-you fool no one and lay down stay down, also mistreated live from the California jam 1974.
Perfect Strangers and Strange kind of woman are great deep purple songs too.❤❤
The vocalist harmonies of David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes in the chorus are among the finest ever in my opinion! Ian Paice's work on the drums are also top notch as you mentioned.
Me too lol. Not to mention his work with The Dead Daisies!
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A great track to check out from Deep Purple is Space Truckin
THE 20 Minute LIVE VERSION from Made in Japan...!
The drumming in this song is absolutely insane. The rolls are soooooo good, soooo good.
Listen here on youtube to the song with isolated drum track just to see to what point they're kicking.
There is a video where you see Paice play the song, not the known one of the 74 concert but one where he played with young unknown musicians a few years ago.
This take is especially good because they're on a small stage and the camera is wisely focused on him so you can clearly see his drumming.
The young musicians are hilarious, everyone is playing their instruments but they're all turned toward Paice so they're playing but looking at him playing in awe at the same time.
Thanks for letting me know! I just checked out both, the isolated drumming track and the performance you had mentioned... wow, really enjoyable man! Ian Paice on this one is just killer
Hey Guy... If you do anymore DEEP PURPLE, you must do all the Live versions of the songs from the MADE IN JAPAN double album set. The best LIVE ALBUM ever made. Best song is the 20 minute version of Space Trucken, but the 10 minute version of Strange Kinda Woman, really rocks too.
Got to see them do this live at the first California Jam, and one of my Fav Deep Purple albums
Purple - the loudest band in the world at the time, and one of the best ever. From the time music was best played live! Look for Made in Japan and compare, one of my best 3 live recordings ever
Deep Purple MK3. This is a very young David Coverdale of Whitesnake
… drummer Ian Paice is sensational!!! 🔥👍🏻🔥
One of my fav Purple songs. Even though the line up is different ( David Coverdale on lead vocals and Glenn Hughes in bass and higher vocals), it's still fantastic! So many great songs...
My request would be for you to check out the live version of this...
Burn, live at California Jam 1974. The video with a rainbow on the background. It's just so good! Thx so much
Gracias!! Simplemente Deep Purple...Coverdale fué un gran aporte después del siempre único e inconfundible Ian Gillan (la voz que caracteriza definitivamente al grupo).
Linda reacción, gracias!! ❤
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Early 70s everybody, included me was excited with In Rock & Machine head albums. I didn't realize back then how huge was this album too
Live version of Child in Time is great! Ian Gillan was my favorite
My favorite Deep Purple song one of my late night out on the highway driving songs cranked to 11 with only me in the Ram I get a very heavy right foot. John Lord on the keys is wild in this song you can hear classical influences in his playing.
Immense Deep Purple 🎸🎸👍👌👌
To me,deep purple were awesome all the time regardless who was doing the vocals, they are masters of the craft of playing Rock music.. after this one Storm Bringer is the ideal follow up.. check it out.
BUUUUUUUUUUUUUUURN y nada más
Si...por supuesto 😅
Bought that album when it was released back in the day. Stationed in Denver in Air Force.
Check out one of their earlier songs HUSH
I have done that one 😁
DEEP PURPLE UNA DE LAS MEJORES BANDAS DE TODOS LOS TIEMPOS!!!
Mk3 was a good line up, songs like Strombringer, Sail Away, and Mistreated are must listen. "Mistreated" is a fun one to listen to both the original and the Rainbow cover. Both have live performances in 1975 California Jam (Deep Purple) and 1977 Munich Concert (Rainbow). See who did it better, David Coverdale or Ronnie James Dio.
Dio
Definetely check out more from Rainbow if you like this fast paced stuff, like "Sensitive To Light" and "Kill the King"
Ian Paice in drums 💜
Thanks bro for doing my request
I recommend you react to :
*Santana - Oye Como Va (Audio)*
Hey you would love the live version by WHITE SNAKE
Never Before
Woman from Tokyo
Stormbringer
Gates Of Babylon please
What gets to me is how disturbing the lyrics are when performed as a poem read out loud. Most people don't seem to really pay attention to the words at all, but a song about a witch who destroys a city of people who just laughed at her till it was too late.
I could jam with you Dude! ☮️&♥️👍