We were definitely spoilt, Deep Purple, Pink Floyd, The Who, Queen, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath ELO, Dire Straits and Jethro Tull, the list could go on, no other decade has come close to the music of the seventies in my opinion.
@@matt01506 Right! It's suddenly occurred to me that it would be fun - by way of demonstrating our point - to get a group of rock fans to nominate (say) their ten favourite bands, based upon their lead guitarist/singer, and _then_ get them to name the bassist and drummer. I'm sure there'd be some gaps there! It's only fairly recently, for example, that even the highly nameable Ringo Starr has won recognition for _his_ special contribution to Beatlemusic. And no wonder poor old Bill Wyman always looked so bloody miserable on stage, back in the day (although the groupies afforded some consolation, no doubt)!
@@matt01506 "GEEZER BUTLER and BILL WARD" Now you're talkin' ! I had the great good fortune to see the Sabs back in the Seventies. A great evening, marred only by the fact that I was sitting a mere three rows away from the stage - and my ears didn't forgive me for 24 hours (there's no pleasing some organs). Regarding your mention of 'intellect', I've yet to meet a real _craftsman_ in _any_ trade or occupation I could call thick: Intelligence takes many more forms than the purely academic. Glad you approved of my playful idea, anyway ;-)
Now you know why us old musicians (over 60) are the way we are. This is what you needed to play to get a gig back then. This was a sample of our radio hits. It pushed your musicianship over the top. I miss it sooo much and yes, I still got a thick head of hair. LOL
Highway star is probably my all time favorite Deep Purple song. I can also confirm to the speeding ticket thing as I have been there and done that. Keep up the good work. Love your videos and reactions.
Yes they were my first ever Rock concert (Perfect Strangers) 1985, so they do hold that memory forever, I believe there was a reason for them popping my Cherry 🍒 I've been to 70+ concerts and these fellas still and always will be #1 in my ears and heart. DEEP PURPLE FOREVER
From the made in Japan album. The recordings were so good. They remained untouched and printed as they are. The best version of Highway Star, and child in time on that album. 👍
Wrong! It's Copenhagen, KB Hallen, 1972. I was there, a 26 years old rock afficionado, two concerts in space of one month. First concert I sat far away from the scene, second concert in fourth row in the front of the scene. Memories for life!!
@@hamishanderson6738 Yep, this was the Japan live audio performance with visual footage from another concert. You can see were what you are watching, and what you are seeing, are two different performances. They did a pretty good job though. The only thing I hate about this video is the camera is on the singer flipping his hair around during Ritchie's great solo. LOL.
Hi Everyone The made in Japan is the interesting point. Even today they are a cult figure, so much so , Japanese SHS Bands play cover version of that song and Smoke on the Water, with so much passion you wouldn’t believe ( even down to the unison head banging),you really need to watch and listen on RUclips to these bands. There is also a 12 year old girl drummer, called Yoyoka, who does a cover version of Burn, wow can that kid play. Ian Paice the Deep Purple drummer has watched on video and was blown away by her performance.
Deep Purple was the band that changed my musical taste. Thanks to them, I discovered Led Zeppelin, Black Sabath and AC DC. Later I continued my journey to Heavy Metal. So many bands to name, that would make this comment very lengthy. Just to name one, Iron Maiden (My long-time favorite band). Eternally grateful to Blackmore, Gillian, Paice, Glover and Jon Lord (Rest in peace, keyboard genius).
Deep Purple is one of the Grandfathers of Heavy Metal! Got to see them live on their "Perfect Strangers" reunion tour, all original members. For along time they were in Guinness` Book of world records as the loudest band on earth!
This song was written in 10 minutes in the back of the tour bus on the way to a gig. upon arriving at the venue they perfected the song during sound check and performed it that night live. That's what you call real musicianship. Sadly missed today.
I instantly recognized the sound, this is from live in Japan. Awesome live album. Don’t play this song while driving Rebeka, you’ll get many speeding tickets.
Just sheer brilliant musicianship right through the band........ unlike the manufactured vacuous garbage we have now. Sadly I fear we will never see their like again (bands of this era).
De nos jours le hard rock c est du bruit deep purple c est de la créativité à l état pure aussi bien au chant orgue drums et surtout la guitare et la basse de Glover il y a un album hahurrissant qui se nommer Green bulfrog avec toi si les ténors de l époque avec Ritchie Blackmore 🎸🎸🎸👍
And Highway Star was their opening number for many years. "The audience is awake, now!" LOL. Like a sledgehammer. Loved your reaction, was exactly what I wanted to see ;) Thanks!
The thing that shocked me the most , is they have one of the greatest guitarists in the world, and during his amazing solo the camera was on everyone else ! Who hired that guy?
This performance on the album Made In Japan is brutal and beautiful at the same time. It is very macho and in a pub which played it often I observed pretty female reactions to it and many times this proved too strong for them. It is testament to you that you have done very well to accommodate this strong glass of whiskey Rebeka! At 1.29 where Ritchie comes in with that screeching intro is the personification of freedom and I often hear it stood at airport ques and other stressful situations. One of the best heavy rock performances ever and nice one!
I saw them three times with the original line up and Gillan always used to finish the live version with 'Ladies and Gentlemen, Mr Richie Blackmore'. :)
I love seeing people react to "my music', by my music I mean the music that was the sound track for my life. The first time I heard this song I was doing about 110 on a remote road in my friends 57 tricked out Chevy. I don't know what was causing the most rattling the car or the speakers turned up to 10.
Hello Rebecka. So great seeing you again! Deep Purple is far and away one of the greatest live bands ever! I saw them when they were touring for the album Machine Head. Highway Star is on that album. They are in a class all their own. No other band sounds the way they do. KEEP ON ROCKIN' and please ne safe and healthy all the days of your life. 🙏😘✌💜
Jealous! Must have been a great gig, at their absolute peak! I saw them at Donington, England, along with Scorpions, Meatloaf some others, on the Perfect Strangers tour and they were still mind-blowing :)
@@markofrontz1343 When I saw them Rory Gallager opened for them. He was so good that after Deep Purple finished their encore we, the audience, kept screaming for Rory to come back out. He did and absolutely blew the roof off of the place!! Rock On! ✌
there is a band that sounds like Deep P. Uriah Heep. That would be a killer show. The Deep Heep tour. Uriah Heep has been around for 50 years. my favorite song from them is '' On the Rebound""
I was a huge Deep Purple fan in the day, saw the live in NYC in 73 or 74. Lead singer Ian Gillian sang the part of Jesus on the Jesus Christ Superstar album. Incredible performance.
Todo Made in Japan es una obra maestra llena energía, adrenalina y virtuosismo, fruto del mejor grupo de hard rock de la historia. En particular te felicito por tener el buen gusto de querer escucharlos en su mejor versión que son los conciertos en vivo (Made in Japan, Made in Europe, In concert...) tal vez las raíces del heavy esten por aquí como también en algunos otros grupos de la época pero Deep Purple no es heavy, es hard rock progresivo, con influencias clásicas. Para terminar y como dice un tal Steve Vay.., Highway Star es la obra magna del Rock and roll. Saludos
This is 50 year old song people listen to it in all its glory. No fake auto tune no click track no pro tools in the studio. Compare anything as good as this live version ever? Made in Japan is a master piece of live music. No gimmicks no games this is how they heard it in Japan. Live in person Awesome top 3 band in the world easy. Top 3 musicians in the 🌎. What can you say but as perfect you can get live rock on 🤘 😉 🎶 😎 😜
Me and my best friend cruising around with our best gals in his 68 Camaro stoned out of our minds listening to this tune! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
One of my favs. I loved Deep Purple during this period. I can't begin to describe the parting that we did to this album. Good job Rebeka. You have excellent rock taste.
Your reaction to this was so cute, your facial expression is like, you can't believe anyone is this F ing good. It's adorable, as a teenager listening to this growing up Deep Purple was the band sound everyone wanted to be. Space Truckin was one of our favorite songs, they had quite a few great songs at the time, but Space Truckin for some reason was their break out smash hit everyone liked.
Great song! I was a 70’s kid. We didn’t know how good we had it. So much great music! I checked out your reactions to Elton John yesterday.You really should really check out Elton John Live in Central Park from 1980. It was iconic, musically magnificent and just really fun. The music, the costume changes - at one point he came out on stage dressed as Donald Duck - are worth it. Oh yeah - and I was there. It was my first live concert. I might be a little prejudiced 😄
From one 70's child to another, I lived for Machine Head and HIGHWAY STAR! Huh, and I saw Elton John in concert in the 70's with Steely Dan as the front band. What a time, yeah?
That feeling creeping in your arms, and chest; thats how the shake in rock dancing happened. To shake it off and not get overwhelmed. Even little kids would lose it, like jelly beans. Jon Lord and Ritchie Blackmoore put out power chords like no other! 😆 The songs about the feeling of being in control of powerful emotions that take you. Like driving a beast, or the moment you realise you are in love, not just obssessing or infatuated. Its like an electric connection, you suddenly realise some woman plugged-in.
Great choice, Rebeke! One of my favourites of all time! Still going strong nearly 50 years after its release and covered by an untold number of artists.
About 30 years ago (when I was 8), my parents visited a friend of theirs who had this double LP (Deep Purple - Made in japan). I used to ask him to plug the headphones and let me listen to the record. Adults were hanging out and I was the happiest child on earth. Great performances. All of the songs. As a matter of fact latter as a teenager when I 'discovered' the studio versions of Highway star - child in time - smoke on the water - strange kind of woman etc I remember being very disappointed of how bad they sound compared to "made in japan" versions.
Do not, I repeat do not drink that whole cup of coffee and get into your car, head out to the highway and blast this song on the stereo. Traffic tickets are expensive.
Ah, you have found my favorite version of my favorite song. I saw an interview with the drummer Ian Paice where he was asked, " why do you play all those solos and do all that improvisation and all that screaming?" And his answer was, "because we can." That is Deep Purple in a nutshell, they can do what other bands could never do.
You are absolutely right they call it the second version I don't know why. It should be called the first version. I think whoever posted the video thinks it's the second version.
@@BunnEFartz Yes Ian Gillian looked like he was having a lot of fun on that one. I've been a Purple fan for years. Saw them in concert in 1972 Machine Head tour. That got me hooked on them
Hi, your face on Blackmore's solo - says EVERYTHING - just as I was amazed the first time I heard the record - Made in Japan ;-) the good old days - no cell phones in the audience, no distraction - just the pure handmade music 🤟 Greetings from Germany .. stay healthy ...
Great tune, don’t know what happened to the camera man, forgot about Ritchie Blackmore’s solo, there’s another live video where you can see him doing the long guitar solo and I think they’re even playing faster yet !
Deep Purple is another one of those bands growing up with in the 70's man. Great era, great music and still lots of hippies around in gatherings partying in fields, in the woods camped out and digging life. I miss those days it was much better times...✌️
I have to thank my father. When i was 16 he tell me about Deep purple, Led zeppelin...and the others i fond by myself. In early 2000 i run in father's car with the "Made in Japan" lp, high volume and headbanging with that and another songs. Real music! I swear, if u listen that song when u're driving it's quite sure u push too much.
Something else along these lines (that no doubt caused a speeding ticket or two) that you may want to consider reacting to is "Highway Song" by Blackfoot. Great reaction to a great tune, BTW!
Immediately I can tell you the audio is from Made in Japan (probably the greatest live album) and the video is from Copenhagen 1972. Great reaction. Top 3 Deep Purple songs is a tough call... 1. Child in Time. 2. Lazy. 3. insert any one from many other songs here.....
Hello Miss Rebeka !!! SEASONS GREETINGS & Happy Holidays !!! 😄 I Always Enjoy your Reactions !!! Yet For song of the Day I would Send you this song by the Scorpions ( Still Loving You ) Hope you Enjoy !!! Note I Did Enjoy you child in time reaction As well & left A comment ! 😄
I grew up with Deep Purple. Have all their records so you know what I think of them :). I have to agree with you regarding heavy metal but this band and a few others in the 60', early 70's I really like. Not a fan of the newer ones. I'm really into Symphonic Metal now, like Nightwish. Thx Rebeka, great reaction!
Reaccioné igual que Rebecca la primera vez que escuché esta canción, Ian Gillan un cantante impresionante y subvalorado para mí, no se le ha hecho justicia
Good track... one I haven't appreciated before. My favorite Deep Purple creation is their Concerto for Group and Orchestra. It's too long for a reaction but if you are into Progressive Rock (as your love for Floyd suggests), check out this unusual album by Deep Purple with a full orchestra.
Recuerdo que cuando yo era solo un niño soliamos ir a visitar a mi abuela todos los domingos, y mi tio, hermano de mi papá, tenia ese long play, y yo me lo traje sin permiso a la casa..y es que quede tan impresionado con esa música…!!!
Officer pulls you over. "You were driving a tiny bit fast there, sir. 110 mph I think?"... Me : "I'm sorry officer... I was listening to Highway Star by Deep Purple"... Officer: "Oh OK then. I understand completely! Have a nice day, sir!"... Officer leaves.
Nice reaction to this. If you want a cool driving song that is also a powerful in your face rocker you should check out Flirting with disaster by Molly Hatchet. The studio version is great, as I have not found a live version that sounds nearly as good. As with Highway star, it can get you a speeding ticket if you listen to it as you are on the road.
Great musicians making great music. That's why those of us who grew up back then think that today's fake, manufactured, simplistic, auto-tuned music is horrible.
It's great to see you again, Becks. You gave me a nice birthday present. And the song? Well, they're the Godfathers of Heavy Metal. They were my first live concert ever back in 2000 (I was 12). My Deep Purple TOP 3 is: 1) Smoke On The Water 2) Woman From Tokyo 3) Pictures Of Home ¡ ¡ ¡ GOOD JOB ! ! !
Beka, You will love this band!!!! They used the organ a lot. I think it is a Hammond! You are the expert... It is a great sound!!! Why are you not playing your air=organ?????? I saw you playing your air-guitar and air-drums. Rock and roll lady......... Have you reviewed Smoke on the Water or My Woman from Tokyo??? Check them out............
1976...on my fifth birthday in May my mom bought me Rainbow--Rising just cos The album looked cool she has said but WOW.. WHAT AN ALBUM IT IS. Still have that vinyl record today. Very recomendable indeed.
That is an odd compilation. The bit with Ritchie's lead has, in this video, been replaced with a version I have not heard before (and I have heard a lot) and is very toned down. The rest of the sound track is from Made in Japan, but the visuals of the film is from the Scandinavian concert.
Top 3 Deep Purple songs: 1 - Hard Lovin' Man 2 - No One Came 3 - Child In Time. This era of the band from 1970 - 1973 was the best, so many good songs!
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I've said it before and I'll say it again being a teenager in the seventies we had the best music!
Oh yessssss. I would go back in the seventies anytime. Different concert every week. We had the best music! Deep Purple is my favorite band!
We were definitely spoilt, Deep Purple, Pink Floyd, The Who, Queen, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath ELO, Dire Straits and Jethro Tull, the list could go on, no other decade has come close to the music of the seventies in my opinion.
I wish I had kept a pair of my platforms .
DAMN RIGHT-! We really knew how to rock back in the day-!
Yes I agree saw Deep Purple in 1972 Machine Head tour. ELF was touring with them at the time.
If Highway Star doesn't get you moving, call the coroner and take the dirt nap. One of the highest energy songs of all time.
Lol😂You are absolutely correct! Great comment!
The drummer Ian Paice... comes right at you with his power, and his lightning fast fills.. WOW.. He is one of the best!
@@matt01506totalmente d'accordo con te.💪💪
@@matt01506
"doesn't get mentioned enough"
The unwelcome fate of far TOO many rhythm section players, I'm afraid!
@@matt01506
Right! It's suddenly occurred to me that it would be fun - by way of demonstrating our point - to get a group of rock fans to nominate (say) their ten favourite bands, based upon their lead guitarist/singer, and _then_ get them to name the bassist and drummer. I'm sure there'd be some gaps there! It's only fairly recently, for example, that even the highly nameable Ringo Starr has won recognition for _his_ special contribution to Beatlemusic. And no wonder poor old Bill Wyman always looked so bloody miserable on stage, back in the day (although the groupies afforded some consolation, no doubt)!
@@matt01506
"GEEZER BUTLER and BILL WARD"
Now you're talkin' ! I had the great good fortune to see the Sabs back in the Seventies. A great evening, marred only by the fact that I was sitting a mere three rows away from the stage - and my ears didn't forgive me for 24 hours (there's no pleasing some organs). Regarding your mention of 'intellect', I've yet to meet a real _craftsman_ in _any_ trade or occupation I could call thick: Intelligence takes many more forms than the purely academic. Glad you approved of my playful idea, anyway ;-)
Now you know why us old musicians (over 60) are the way we are. This is what you needed to play to get a gig back then. This was a sample of our radio hits. It pushed your musicianship over the top. I miss it sooo much and yes, I still got a thick head of hair. LOL
Highway star is probably my all time favorite Deep Purple song. I can also confirm to the speeding ticket thing as I have been there and done that. Keep up the good work. Love your videos and reactions.
Thank you🙏🏼😊
Yes they were my first ever Rock concert (Perfect Strangers) 1985, so they do hold that memory forever, I believe there was a reason for them popping my Cherry 🍒 I've been to 70+ concerts and these fellas still and always will be #1 in my ears and heart. DEEP PURPLE FOREVER
From the made in Japan album. The recordings were so good. They remained untouched and printed as they are. The best version of Highway Star, and child in time on that album. 👍
Wrong! It's Copenhagen, KB Hallen, 1972. I was there, a 26 years old rock afficionado, two concerts in space of one month. First concert I sat far away from the scene, second concert in fourth row in the front of the scene. Memories for life!!
If I am not mistaken the Tokyo concert set a Record for being the loudest concert ever recorded
The Japan concert didn't have a video
I don't think.
@@hamishanderson6738 Yep, this was the Japan live audio performance with visual footage from another concert. You can see were what you are watching, and what you are seeing, are two different performances. They did a pretty good job though. The only thing I hate about this video is the camera is on the singer flipping his hair around during Ritchie's great solo. LOL.
@@izaklitwar1509 the video is from Copenhagen Denmark the audio is from made in Japan-
Hi Rebeka! Great song. Great album. Kick ass band!!!! Made in Japan is one of the best live albums ever recorded!
Hi Everyone
The made in Japan is the interesting point. Even today they are a cult figure, so much so , Japanese SHS Bands play cover version of that song and Smoke on the Water, with so much passion you wouldn’t believe ( even down to the unison head banging),you really need to watch and listen on RUclips to these bands.
There is also a 12 year old girl drummer, called Yoyoka, who does a cover version of Burn, wow can that kid play. Ian Paice the Deep Purple drummer has watched on video and was blown away by her performance.
@@Dodger0103 Check out the collaboration with Sina Drums also! Mind blowing!!
Deep Purple was the band that changed my musical taste.
Thanks to them, I discovered Led Zeppelin, Black Sabath and AC DC.
Later I continued my journey to Heavy Metal.
So many bands to name, that would make this comment very lengthy.
Just to name one, Iron Maiden (My long-time favorite band).
Eternally grateful to Blackmore, Gillian, Paice, Glover and Jon Lord (Rest in peace, keyboard genius).
Deep Purple is one of the Grandfathers of Heavy Metal! Got to see them live on their "Perfect Strangers" reunion tour, all original members. For along time they were in Guinness` Book of world records as the loudest band on earth!
One of my favorite bands. "Made in Japan" is one of my all-time favorite albums!!!! These cats are so darned talented!!!!
This song should have been a template for all other heavy metal bands in the decades to follow. This is how it's done.
This song was written in 10 minutes in the back of the tour bus on the way to a gig. upon arriving at the venue they perfected the song during sound check and performed it that night live. That's what you call real musicianship. Sadly missed today.
I instantly recognized the sound, this is from live in Japan. Awesome live album. Don’t play this song while driving Rebeka, you’ll get many speeding tickets.
Correct and the video is from Copenhagen Denmark-synced quite well.
Just sheer brilliant musicianship right through the band........ unlike the manufactured vacuous garbage we have now. Sadly I fear we will never see their like again (bands of this era).
Powerfull, as your dazzling eyes dear. Thanks for give to old and glorius 70 & 80's music a place that deserves.
I began to play guitar in the 70s, listening to Made in Japan... the greatest live ever, for me.
Great choice Rebeka 🙂🎼🎸
This song broken the limits of the music and was a shock
On peut pas se lasser de ce groupe 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸👏👏👏👍👍👍👍
Mon groupe préféré depuis les années 70. J'ai appris à jouer de la guitare sur leurs disques 🎼🎸
De nos jours le hard rock c est du bruit deep purple c est de la créativité à l état pure aussi bien au chant orgue drums et surtout la guitare et la basse de Glover il y a un album hahurrissant qui se nommer Green bulfrog avec toi si les ténors de l époque avec Ritchie Blackmore 🎸🎸🎸👍
And Highway Star was their opening number for many years. "The audience is awake, now!" LOL. Like a sledgehammer. Loved your reaction, was exactly what I wanted to see ;) Thanks!
The thing that shocked me the most , is they have one of the greatest guitarists in the world, and during his amazing solo the camera was on everyone else ! Who hired that guy?
This performance on the album Made In Japan is brutal and beautiful at the same time. It is very macho and in a pub which played it often I observed pretty female reactions to it and many times this proved too strong for them. It is testament to you that you have done very well to accommodate this strong glass of whiskey Rebeka! At 1.29 where Ritchie comes in with that screeching intro is the personification of freedom and I often hear it stood at airport ques and other stressful situations. One of the best heavy rock performances ever and nice one!
I saw them three times with the original line up and Gillan always used to finish the live version with 'Ladies and Gentlemen, Mr Richie Blackmore'. :)
I love seeing people react to "my music', by my music I mean the music that was the sound track for my life. The first time I heard this song I was doing about 110 on a remote road in my friends 57 tricked out Chevy. I don't know what was causing the most rattling the car or the speakers turned up to 10.
Thanks, Rebeka....That performance from Deep Purple is guaranteed goose bumps, for people like us.
Love your Reactions Beks ❤️🔥 & your Awesome taste of music.
Highway Star is actually my fav track 😘
This bad is off the charts amazing 🤩.
Hello Rebecka. So great seeing you again! Deep Purple is far and away one of the greatest live bands ever! I saw them when they were touring for the album Machine Head. Highway Star is on that album. They are in a class all their own. No other band sounds the way they do. KEEP ON ROCKIN' and please ne safe and healthy all the days of your life. 🙏😘✌💜
Jealous! Must have been a great gig, at their absolute peak! I saw them at Donington, England, along with Scorpions, Meatloaf some others, on the Perfect Strangers tour and they were still mind-blowing :)
You are s right Neil. It t'was a great tour. They had ZZ Top opening. So a wonderous night 'o music
@@markofrontz1343 When I saw them Rory Gallager opened for them. He was so good that after Deep Purple finished their encore we, the audience, kept screaming for Rory to come back out. He did and absolutely blew the roof off of the place!! Rock On! ✌
@@neilphelan145 rory woulda been nice ta see. Billy Preston was on the bill also, but for reasons I never learned, was a no show.
there is a band that sounds like Deep P. Uriah Heep. That would be a killer show. The Deep Heep tour. Uriah Heep has been around for 50 years. my favorite song from them is '' On the Rebound""
I was a huge Deep Purple fan in the day, saw the live in NYC in 73 or 74. Lead singer Ian Gillian sang the part of Jesus on the Jesus Christ Superstar album. Incredible performance.
One of Purple greatest live albums, Blackmore ,Ian,Lord,Paice and Roger are legends
Todo Made in Japan es una obra maestra llena energía, adrenalina y virtuosismo, fruto del mejor grupo de hard rock de la historia. En particular te felicito por tener el buen gusto de querer escucharlos en su mejor versión que son los conciertos en vivo (Made in Japan, Made in Europe, In concert...) tal vez las raíces del heavy esten por aquí como también en algunos otros grupos de la época pero Deep Purple no es heavy, es hard rock progresivo, con influencias clásicas. Para terminar y como dice un tal Steve Vay.., Highway Star es la obra magna del Rock and roll. Saludos
This is 50 year old song people listen to it in all its glory. No fake auto tune no click track no pro tools in the studio. Compare anything as good as this live version ever? Made in Japan is a master piece of live music. No gimmicks no games this is how they heard it in Japan. Live in person Awesome top 3 band in the world easy. Top 3 musicians in the 🌎. What can you say but as perfect you can get live rock on 🤘 😉 🎶 😎 😜
nice reaction as always
Deep Purple the BEST hard rock band!
Child in Time and Mistreated are 2 others to check out. Deep Purple were a supergroup 30 years before supergroups were invented. All master musicians.
Welcome to early 70's rock-n-roll. I got to see them live in 1974 and they rocked the house.
I saw Deep Purple in 1988 headlining Monster of Rock in Germany, they absolutely killed it. Such high energy.
Me and my best friend cruising around with our best gals in his 68 Camaro stoned out of our minds listening to this tune! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
One of my favs. I loved Deep Purple during this period. I can't begin to describe the parting that we did to this album. Good job Rebeka. You have excellent rock taste.
Thank you🙏🏼😊
Your reaction to this was so cute, your facial expression is like, you can't believe anyone is this F ing good. It's adorable, as a teenager listening to this growing up Deep Purple was the band sound everyone wanted to be. Space Truckin was one of our favorite songs, they had quite a few great songs at the time, but Space Truckin for some reason was their break out smash hit everyone liked.
From a time when rock music ROCKED!!!!
🔥🤘😎🤘🔥
Great song! I was a 70’s kid. We didn’t know how good we had it. So much great music!
I checked out your reactions to Elton John yesterday.You really should really check out Elton John Live in Central Park from 1980. It was iconic, musically magnificent and just really fun. The music, the costume changes - at one point he came out on stage dressed as Donald Duck - are worth it.
Oh yeah - and I was there. It was my first live concert. I might be a little prejudiced 😄
From one 70's child to another, I lived for Machine Head and HIGHWAY STAR! Huh, and I saw Elton John in concert in the 70's with Steely Dan as the front band. What a time, yeah?
That feeling creeping in your arms, and chest; thats how the shake in rock dancing happened. To shake it off and not get overwhelmed. Even little kids would lose it, like jelly beans. Jon Lord and Ritchie Blackmoore put out power chords like no other! 😆
The songs about the feeling of being in control of powerful emotions that take you. Like driving a beast, or the moment you realise you are in love, not just obssessing or infatuated. Its like an electric connection, you suddenly realise some woman plugged-in.
One of the best live albums in existence.
Deep Purple - Made In Japan
Great choice, Rebeke! One of my favourites of all time! Still going strong nearly 50 years after its release and covered by an untold number of artists.
Thank you.😊🙏🏼
Full throttle! That's Deep Purple 💜
About 30 years ago (when I was 8), my parents visited a friend of theirs who had this double LP (Deep Purple - Made in japan). I used to ask him to plug the headphones and let me listen to the record. Adults were hanging out and I was the happiest child on earth. Great performances. All of the songs. As a matter of fact latter as a teenager when I 'discovered' the studio versions of Highway star - child in time - smoke on the water - strange kind of woman etc I remember being very disappointed of how bad they sound compared to "made in japan" versions.
We friggin' KNEW how to rock in the 70's-! If you want to hear another great one from Deep Purple check out the song "LAZY"-!!
Have done it already. Go check it out.😊🙏🏼
Always been an awesome road traveling tune.
This is Made in Japan but the video is Scandinavian nights. Apart from that great!
Do not, I repeat do not drink that whole cup of coffee and get into your car, head out to the highway and blast this song on the stereo. Traffic tickets are expensive.
Ah, you have found my favorite version of my favorite song. I saw an interview with the drummer Ian Paice where he was asked, " why do you play all those solos and do all that improvisation and all that screaming?"
And his answer was, "because we can." That is Deep Purple in a nutshell, they can do what other bands could never do.
They have a second version of Highway Star. That they performed for German TV. That's an excellent version also.
@@BeeLineEast Yeah, that version they did on the TV show before it was recorded for the album.
You are absolutely right they call it the second version I don't know why. It should be called the first version. I think whoever posted the video thinks it's the second version.
@@BeeLineEast Yes, it was the first version that was a little rough that they worked into what we hear on the Machine Head LP.
@@BunnEFartz Yes Ian Gillian looked like he was having a lot of fun on that one. I've been a Purple fan for years. Saw them in concert in 1972 Machine Head tour. That got me hooked on them
Growing up in 70's was music golden age
The sole called bands of today can't hold a candle to this epic classic or any of the great rock of the 70's
Yes3.the loudest band in this world of all times.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉.
DP was a shock back in those days...and nowadays even more. master musicians do not depend on time or places.
Hi, your face on Blackmore's solo - says EVERYTHING - just as I was amazed the first time I heard the record - Made in Japan ;-) the good old days - no cell phones in the audience, no distraction - just the pure handmade music 🤟
Greetings from Germany .. stay healthy ...
Another excellent selection. I hadn't heard that in a long time. Thank you. Great show.
Great tune, don’t know what happened to the camera man, forgot about Ritchie Blackmore’s solo, there’s another live video where you can see him doing the long guitar solo and I think they’re even playing faster yet !
Simply Beautiful
One of my favourite bands off all time, Absolutely love this banging track, It's a great driving song as well as Space Truckin.
No puede ser cada día que pasa te pones más hermosa, y que decir de la banda Deep Purple es fenomenal y una banda leyenda del rock
Verda mi amigo.
Deep Purple is another one of those bands growing up with in the 70's man. Great era, great music and still lots of hippies around in gatherings partying in fields, in the woods camped out and digging life. I miss those days it was much better times...✌️
So much power, so much energy. Halleluja, that was good 🤘
My favorite deep song. Seen them 2 times 1985. Dallas TX. Rock on
Prefect Strangers
Highway Star
Child In Time
✌☮💯🤘
If you keep listening to this kind of music, you WILL love metal music. (It doesn't have to be heavy............)
I have to thank my father. When i was 16 he tell me about Deep purple, Led zeppelin...and the others i fond by myself. In early 2000 i run in father's car with the "Made in Japan" lp, high volume and headbanging with that and another songs. Real music!
I swear, if u listen that song when u're driving it's quite sure u push too much.
For sure we had the best music in the 70s
Something else along these lines (that no doubt caused a speeding ticket or two) that you may want to consider reacting to is "Highway Song" by Blackfoot. Great reaction to a great tune, BTW!
Deep Purple. One of best lyrics bands
See and hear Child in Time. 1970. No words.
Really best song. Thanks girl
Great Music= thank you from portugal
Immediately I can tell you the audio is from Made in Japan (probably the greatest live album) and the video is from Copenhagen 1972. Great reaction. Top 3 Deep Purple songs is a tough call... 1. Child in Time. 2. Lazy. 3. insert any one from many other songs here.....
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Hello Miss Rebeka !!! SEASONS GREETINGS & Happy Holidays !!! 😄
I Always Enjoy your Reactions !!!
Yet For song of the Day I would Send you this song by the Scorpions ( Still Loving You ) Hope you Enjoy !!! Note I Did Enjoy you child in time reaction As well & left A comment ! 😄
I grew up with Deep Purple. Have all their records so you know what I think of them :). I have to agree with you regarding heavy metal but this band and a few others in the 60', early 70's I really like. Not a fan of the newer ones. I'm really into Symphonic Metal now, like Nightwish. Thx Rebeka, great reaction!
... deep purple...те ещё врема...моя юность... Рига...sarkandaugava...а вы не моя дочь?
That was an interesting reaction , you had a look on your face like you didn't know people could jam that hard , amazing , aren't they ?????????
Reaccioné igual que Rebecca la primera vez que escuché esta canción, Ian Gillan un cantante impresionante y subvalorado para mí, no se le ha hecho justicia
Good track... one I haven't appreciated before. My favorite Deep Purple creation is their Concerto for Group and Orchestra. It's too long for a reaction but if you are into Progressive Rock (as your love for Floyd suggests), check out this unusual album by Deep Purple with a full orchestra.
A classic masterpiece from Deep Purple...I have been listening to this beautiful classic masterpiece from the last 45 years.
Recuerdo que cuando yo era solo un niño soliamos ir a visitar a mi abuela todos los domingos, y mi tio, hermano de mi papá, tenia ese long play, y yo me lo traje sin permiso a la casa..y es que quede tan impresionado con esa música…!!!
Officer pulls you over. "You were driving a tiny bit fast there, sir. 110 mph I think?"... Me : "I'm sorry officer... I was listening to Highway Star by Deep Purple"... Officer: "Oh OK then. I understand completely! Have a nice day, sir!"... Officer leaves.
Highway Star is the ultimate Purple song
Nice reaction to this. If you want a cool driving song that is also a powerful in your face rocker you should check out Flirting with disaster by Molly Hatchet. The studio version is great, as I have not found a live version that sounds nearly as good. As with Highway star, it can get you a speeding ticket if you listen to it as you are on the road.
Thank you.😊🙏🏼
Great musicians making great music. That's why those of us who grew up back then think that today's fake, manufactured, simplistic, auto-tuned music is horrible.
This high quality audio is from made in Japan live 1973, but no video exists, some clever guy has mixed the video from a show in Denmark to the sound.
He's talking about his bird!
It's great to see you again, Becks. You gave me a nice birthday present.
And the song? Well, they're the Godfathers of Heavy Metal. They were my first live concert ever back in 2000 (I was 12).
My Deep Purple TOP 3 is:
1) Smoke On The Water
2) Woman From Tokyo
3) Pictures Of Home
¡ ¡ ¡ GOOD JOB ! ! !
Thank you🙏🏼😊
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic You're truly welcome, as always
That is how I reacted first time i heard this at 13 in 1972
Beka,
You will love this band!!!! They used the organ a lot. I think it is a Hammond! You are the expert... It is a great sound!!! Why are you not playing your air=organ?????? I saw you playing your air-guitar and air-drums. Rock and roll lady......... Have you reviewed Smoke on the Water or My Woman from Tokyo??? Check them out............
AWESOME Again..I saw those goose bumps in your body language..check out in to fire live 1971.
Thank you.🙏🏼😊
my favourite guitarists from the 70's, Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple & Rainbow) & Mark Knopfler (Dire Straits)
I was 17 when this came out, listening to this song while driving a muscle car and turning gasoline into pure noise and speed.
I am soooooo old that I bought the Machine Head album when it eas released in 1972
1976...on my fifth birthday in May my mom bought me Rainbow--Rising just cos The album looked cool she has said but WOW.. WHAT AN ALBUM IT IS.
Still have that vinyl record today. Very recomendable indeed.
The speeding tickets are real!
That is an odd compilation. The bit with Ritchie's lead has, in this video, been replaced with a version I have not heard before (and I have heard a lot) and is very toned down. The rest of the sound track is from Made in Japan, but the visuals of the film is from the Scandinavian concert.
My favorite DP songs would include’Burn’, ‘Woman From Tokyo’ and ‘Lazy’
My favorite song
Top 3 Deep Purple songs: 1 - Hard Lovin' Man 2 - No One Came 3 - Child In Time.
This era of the band from 1970 - 1973 was the best, so many good songs!