First Time Hearing | 3 Generation Reaction | Deep Purple | Child In Time
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- First Time Hearing | 3 Generation Reaction | Deep Purple | Child In Time
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Ladies, treat yourselves to the 1970 live version. Outstanding throughout
Totally! Incredible live performance and I'd actually rate it as being better than the studio recording.
I concur.
@@peterpritzl3354 they were advised not to clap until after the song
you mean the video? There are several live recordings of this song from 1970 but I'm guessing you mean the video from BBC "Doing their thing"?
I disagree, there are better live versions of the song. I understand it is nice to see them play but I recommend the version recorded in Denmark 1972. A bit rawer sound but hits the nerve but Ritchie does a better solo.
You need to see the live performance from made in japan tour.
The live and this version are both amazing 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Jon Lord on the Hammond Organ is amazing. Ritchie Blackmore is killing the guitar and Ian Gillan's vocals gives me shivers. Roger Glover and Ian Paice are also just incredible 🤘🏻🔥🤘🏻🔥🤘🏻🔥
Ritchie and Jon were amazing. They used to feed off of eachother 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
That was all Ian Gillan singing. No back up, no auto tune 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Live is better😊
The live version (1970) is incredible!
It's a must see for the ladies.
💯 true 🇮🇹🇧🇪
As is “Made in Japan”
Made in Japan best Rock àlbum recorded live ever.
I'm 62 and when i listen after few years Highway Star again i could not stop drop a couple tears.😊
Yes, it's him, hitting that notes: the incomparable Ian Gillan!
I wish David Coverdale could do the same.
Jesus Christ, Superstar 😂
@@josephgilbert3632 David Coverdale never could, he has a far deeper baritone voice than Ian Gillan, so to compare them is just silly tbh.
Definitely Ian hitting those high notes - at that age he was utterly unbelievably wonderful!!
Deep Purple is one of the "Big Three" superstar British pioneers of hard rock in the early 70s, alongside Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath. (Many, myself included, like to talk about a "Big Four" and also include Uriah Heep.) Deep Purple were chronologically the first of the three, debuting in 1968, and this song is the magnum opus of their fourth studio album "In rock" from 1970 (yes, that Mount Rushmore pastiche is the actual album artwork). This was also their first studio album (and second album overall) to feature their second and most classic lineup, the so-called Mark 2: Ian Gillan (vocals), Ritchie Blackmore (guitar), Roger Glover (bass), Jon Lord (keyboards, 1941-2012) and Ian Paice (drums). "In rock" is rightly regarded as one of THE most influential albums in the history of hard rock (in my native Sweden we make a clear distinction between hard rock and heavy metal: all heavy metal is hard rock but not all hard rock is heavy metal). The song "Child in time" is lyrically inspired by the then ongoing Vietnam war, but the actual music started out as in improvised joke slash theft. While rehearsing, organ genius Jon Lord (arguably the greatest, and definitely the most legendary keyboard player in rock history) started jamming on an organ riff that was actually a slowed-down version of a pop song called "Bombay calling" by the band It's A Beautiful Day. His bandmates, unaware of this, simply started jamming with him, and the whole song came together very quickly. Coincidentally, It's A Beautiful Day later repaid the compliment by basing a song of their own off of Deep Purple's "Wring that neck".
Yes, that IS Ian Gillan himself hitting all the high notes. In fact, this exceptional singer had only just recorded the title role of the album version of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical "Jesus Christ superstar" - that's how good he is. He did, however, decline to tour with the musical, choosing to prioritize Deep Purple - in hindsight a very, very wise career move. Deep Purple very quickly became one of THE biggest bands of the early 70s - not least in Sweden, where the band held, and still holds, the same level of fame as Led Zeppelin does in the US. In 1972 they secured their place as one of rock history's greatest for all eternity, with the release of their most famous song, featuring THE first riff that every electric guitarist learns, bar none: "Smoke on the water".
Despite all members' undeniable genius, the band was, at the time, unable to keep a steady lineup for very long. When they disbanded, for the time being, in 1976, only Jon Lord and Ian Paice were the only ever-present members. The following years, the members continued their careers in other bands, all of whom would also achieve fame and success of varying degree: Rainbow, Gillan and, above all, future super-megastars Whitesnake.
In 1984, the classic Mark 2 lineup reuinted once more (at the time, Ian Gillan had just made an album as a member of Deep Purple's former rivals Black Sabbath), and the resulting album is often referred to as one of the greatest comeback releases in rock history: "Perfect strangers". Sadly, the five were still unable to stay together permanently. More specifically, the rivalry and enmity remained between Ian Gillan and guitarist Ritchie Blackmore. The latter is famous for two things: being a musical genius, and for being one of the most eccentric, not to say offputtingly toxic, individuals in music. So, the lineup continued to change. Nevertheless, the band as such have survived to this very day, and keeps touring as hard as ever as well as releasing new music on a, fairly, regular basis. Their current lineup consists of three classic members: Ian Gillan, bassist Roger Glover, drummer Ian Paice; as well as keyboard player Don Airey (who has played with more or less everybody who is anybody in hard rock, from Jethro Tull to Judas Priest), and guitarist Simon McBride, who joined as recently as last year. The band's former guitarist since 1994, American Steve Morse (formerly of the band Kansas) decided to leave because Deep Purple's heavy touring schedule is impossible to combine with taking care of his wife who sadly is battling stage four cancer.
Great comment. In North America we didn't hear much Swedish music between Alice Babs and Europe, but for a country of 10 million, it has produced a lot of incredible artists.
Yes, brilliant comment. Everyone forgets about Uriah Heep, they're great too. Deep Purple is my favourite hard rock band
@@SparkAttack86 I'm a Heepster. They're still creating great music to this day! So is Purple. Zeppelin and Sabbath not so much eh?
@@billg763 David Byron was as flamboyant as Plant and could scream like Gillan
Couldn't have said it better. I've been a total fan since 68.
I'm loving the expressions on Grandma Donnas' face! I'm 70 years old, and she is into this song from 1970 far more than the other 2 girls! It's great to see someone from my era who gets it! Nice work Donna! You still remember the good stuff!
Thank you
The 1970 live studio version shows off how talented this band was and still is.
One of the best antiwar songs in Rock music.
This Purple hits Deep.
Saw them live and Jon Lord had his keyboard rocking back and forth. I thought he was going to dump it over but he didn't. They were great live.
I was 3rd row, floor seat and saw the same thing (Montreal Forum)! My favourite show of them all!
He was a pretty good sized man, able to handle that Hammond like that.
And yes, that is Ian Gillan singing all the lead vocals!
This is one of the few hard rock groups I enjoyed in the 60's-70's. "Smoke On The Water" is their most popular song. Everyone has heard that famous riff. Some of my favorites are their covers of Joe South's "Hush" & Neil Diamond's "Kentucky Woman". Also like "Woman From Tokyo", "Highway Star", "Burn", "Lazy", "Fireball", "Speed King", "Space Truckin'" etc.
You should have had the live video. It's amazing. Cheers.
Well, you can't go wrong with either video. I prefer the studio version for the guitar work. But the live version is great for the vocals.
@@cmsmhpSiii aunque la verdad en mi opinión el solo de made in Japan es el mejor
Incredible song sang by the most amazing rock vocalist!
You'll know Deep Purple for Smoke on the Water
Definitely gotta do the live version!
One of Britain's best. The "In Rock" album was THE album to own in 1970. The rest of the songs are so wild and aggressive. Absolutely badass. My favourite DP album.
In Rock changed my life. When I put In Rock on my GE Wildcat Stereo and Speed King came blaring out I freaked out and my parents freaked out. One of the most important Album's in History.
@@kurtsherrick2066 I'm the youngest of 5 boys. My dad was born in 1902. Can you imagine what he must have been going through with this at full blast?
@@warrenbridges1891 My dad was a WWII Veteran and a Opera Singer. He liked Gillan and Freddy Mercury. He got a bunch of it during the Seventies. He alao like the Drums in Hard Rock. I am sure he was like your dad. Shocked at first listening to the house come down from the Bass. We knew it was great if our parents didn't like it. Wasn't that the point. Haha!!
Hey ladies yes it was him hitting those notes. There is a live performance of it
The live version from a television show in 1970 is one of the best versions of this song. You must check it out.
Guys this is my favourit song of all time, I can a ssure you the live version takes it to a far higher level.
Deep Purple is the greatest collection of talent in rock.
A fave song, and album, I had just finished grade 9 when I first heard this.
That is the lead vocalist hitting those high notes. Great Reaction, especially from Donna! I believe you should always check out the studio version first and then the live version because they are hardly ever the same in sound.
This band was great live.joe bonamassa did a great cover of Lazy by Deep Purple. Have a look at Deep Purple - Child In Time - Live (1970)The audience was under strict control by the TV staion.Cheers.
The best rocksong in history thus far ever made.
You should see/hear the live version.
ruclips.net/video/OorZcOzNcgE/видео.html
There's no need to say anything about Ritchie Blackmore on guitar and together with Jon Lord R.I.P. at the organ. Both together are absolute madness. "Child in Time" is Purple's anti-Vietnam song like "War Pigs" by Sabbath.
Their song "Highway Star" was probably the first speed metal title.
I love their song "Burn" and wish there was an animated video with a witch walking through the village. David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes in a vocal duet.
ruclips.net/video/t4fDCwDiWJQ/видео.html
Yes, this live version is beyond special. As Donna is a big fan of live tracks, she will adore this. It's spectacular.
I'd recommend my favorite Deep Purple song - Highway Star
Gee, I nearly had a flash back.😵💫 I grew up with this music and lots of their live concerts some 50+ years ago. They were always part of the European Rock Festival circus, around 1970 to 1975. Lucky to have been there.
Ladies Deep Purple (this lineup) has Ritchie Blackmore the guitar GOAT, Jon Lord the keyboard GOAT. Ian Gillan vocals, Roger Glover bass, and Ian Paice drums these last three are all top 5 all time greats. One way to see how legendary they were is to watch this song live. Musicians today just don't have the talent like back then. Once I watch you more I will guide you to more legends. Remember there is no electronic help or backup singers. This just talent. Watch the live 1970 version.
Those vocals and screams by singer Ian Gillan are iconic.
Everything has already been said by other's in the comments section about this amazing band, just to add, yes, for your own peice of mind please check out the live version which was recorded at the Granada TV studio's in Manchester, England during 1970 and yes, Ian Gillan really does hit those notes, in his prime he had a vocal range of 4.5 to 5 octaves. BTW, the picture was indeed the cover of the album.
The album cover is obviously based on Mount Rushmore. I love that.
Great to see the surprise on your faces! Yes, Ian Gillan sang everything here. He's the guy on the left of the Mount Rushmore picture. Next to him, the one who looks like Beethoven, is the guitarist, Ritchie Blackmore. The organist, Jon Lord, has the moustache. Sadly, he died in 2012. Roger Glover, bassist, is next along - he looks quite like Rod Stewart. And the guy to the right is Ian Paice, master drummer - he usually wears glasses. The reason the song is so intense and emotional is that it was written to reflect the war in Vietnam.
Looking forward to your reaction of the live version. It's awesome!!
One of my favorite songs from Deep Purple is Smoke On The Water, both studio and live versions
You got to play SMOKE ON THE WATER!!! ❤❤
No, that was the lead singer (Ian Gillan) hitting all of those high notes. He was an unbelievable singer in his prime. In the 1970 live version that others are referring to here, he really wails hard on those high notes, with a tone of power and perfect control-getting JUST as high as he does here.
It should also be pointed out that the screaming he does in this song, which he did Live for several years, is part of the reason why his voice has been shot for a while, along with smoking, drinking, messing around with women...lots of women...
@@CB-xr1eg it happened with a lot of great singers from around that time, unfortunately. Robert Plant was an even more extreme case, IMO. By 1972 his voice was permanently damaged, and by 1975 he’s totally lost the ability to hit any of those high notes. Same causes-although in Plant’s case, I’d argue that what probably made things a lot worse and caused a lot of irreparable damage was attempting to sing a show in the beginning of ‘73 with a full-on flu (Sheffield). That will permanently damage a singer’s vocal cords-especially attempting THAT kind of singing with a flu! In Plant’s defense, given how things were in those days I’d imagine he would have been pressured to go on stage sick or not…
Whomever wants to "experience" them LIVE should listen to 1972 Album "Made in Japan". All the tracks on that album are live version of their songs from three studio albums - "Deep Purple - In Rock" (1970), "Fireball" (1971) and "Machine Head" (1972). You're gonna enjoy it
That album was my introduction to heavy rock.
My opinion-the best live rock album ever made
I love Deep Purple,,,one of the best bands in rock history....thanks for sharing,,,,,
Thanks for listening
Ian Gillan the lead singer was a choir boy, so had so much control of his voice.
He also played Jesus in rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar
Saw them live 5 times! Always a great show! Definitely one of the top Hard Rock bands of all time!
Lulu always brighten up the day!
Well, Grandma is enjoying it! The vocals are all one guy, Ian Gillan.
1970 Deep Purple in Rock and it came Smoke on the Water.
Ritchie Blackmore is relentless on that guitar
Everyone whose ever played a guitar has heard of Deep Purple with the song Smoke on the Water...
I'm glad you listened to the studio version. Most seem to go for the 1970 live version, which does have its moments, and I understand the urge to see them play it live, but this studio version is just pure epicness. Additionally, the 1970 live version has the guitarist Richie Blackmore not in his finest forms (his solo is somewhat sloppily played and it contains one huge mistake) while the solo in this studio version is in my opinion perhaps his best solo I have heard.
I totally agree. This version slays it in pretty much all areas. Ian's presence/vocals carry the live version, and the jazz groove is also a nice switch-up in the live version, but I prefer the instrumentation in the studio version - especially Ritchie's solo.
Yep, you're right. There were a few times that Ritchie made mistakes. One big time was he was playing on the wrong part of the guitar and hurriedly corrected himself. Ritchie is a fantastic player when he is having a good day otherwise he does get sloppy. I saw Deep Purple in concert only once and Ritchie wasn't having a good day and most of the time he played behind his amp and was really screwing up. I didn't enjoy the concert
That one huge mistake as you put is Richie doing hammer-ons trying to goad Paice and Glover into a jam, the rest of the solo is the usual sublime brilliance
Agreed, this song is best served in a polished studio setting. more aesthetically pleasing.
I think this version is one of the greatest songs ever recorded. This is the way they wanted it to sound, every part is perfect! Don't get me wrong the live version is really good, but this is great!!!
I think this version is one of the greatest songs ever recorded! Every part is perfect!
This version is pretty much the same as other versions they did. Not sure what you mean tbh.
Gotta do the live one.
Masters and monsters of rock.
Donna you are very wise. That is indeed Ian Gillan singing those high notes. I'm surprised y'all didn't do the live version of this. But this studio version is great too. You all should do a live song by them so you can see them perform, so Lulu can comment on their hair and clothes. 🤣
Thank you.
@@KathyLuluandDonna Try a Live version of Strange Kind Of Woman by Deep Purple, from Made In Japan 1972. Halfway through Ian Gillan (singer) is imitating notes played by Ritchie Blackmore (guitarist) and it's difficult to tell them apart!
Yes, as others say there is a live 1970 version and he really does hit those notes.
Deep Purple Made In Japan. One of the best live albums ever made.
Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Whitesnake all amazing tier 1 rock bands...
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@@danmayberry1185other great British bands include Queen, Free, Uriah Heep, The Who, Rolling Stones, Bad Company... list goes on 😊
Awesome band. Fan since '72.
Ian Gillan does this live and there is a fantastic live version doing the rounds on you tube which is filmed in a tv studio amazing to see the whole band on top form. The audience weren't allowed to react too much as it was for tv. Their live concert length recording cd, called Made in Japan has so many amazing songs.
You could try tracks like Lazy /Smoke on the Water/Highway Star/Livin' Wreck/Fireball/Demon's Eye/The Mule/NO No No.? Pictures Of Home.
The one and only Ian , what a voice❤
Lulu would have loved the live version. The singer Ian Gillan has great hair. 😁
Nice reaction,! To have an idea about how they look , there's a very good live version from this song. The universe of Deep Purple amazing songs are so rich, maybe the live version could be done... watching a live version of others very good songs as: Smoke on the water, Highway Star, Strange Kind of Woman, Lazy, Perfect Strangers. there is a channel here on RUclips, Deep Purple Official, with best live versions there. More reactions to Deep Purple, please!
As a note of trivia - Child in Time was first played live in Sept 1969 by Deep Purple at the beginning of their concert - Concerto for Group and Orchestra and Tim Rice upon hearing Ian Gillan`s vocals asked him to be the vocalist on the original studio album Jesus Christ Superstar that was released in 1970 - Both JC Superstar and DR in Rock were monster albums around the world in 1970/71
The live version is well worth watching.
there is a live version of this song, 1970 or so
Saw Deep Purple before they were Deep Purple. Roger Glover (bass) went to my school and was in a band with Ian Gillan (vocals) before two bands merged to form this outfit. Needless to say they were pretty popular during my schooldays! 😄
I love me some Deep Purple ,and child in time is fire ! Burn is a great song.
Child In Time is on the live album Made In Japan.
Ladies, loving your reactions of three generations, and as everybody has said, you need to watch the Live version It Will Blow Your Mind, and one of my all time favourites by them, Deep Purple what an Line up, and amazing back catalogue, another great track is Burn🔥 Paice’s phenomenal drumming, Blackmore and Jon Lords solo half way through, and Gillian’s mind blowing vocals, It’s one of them songs that if you hear it in your car, you cannot help but put your foot to the pedal which I am going to have to listen to now. 😂 Keep On Rockin!! 🤘😎🎸💀👊
You can see them live doing this, just check out the live version. It's something else! Love your reaction though.
Live video on RUclips , amazing 🔥
It was definitely Ian Gillan on vocals that did all of the singing. I had the privilege to see them reunited in 1985 and he still performed this song as good as this.
Hi Ladies,
Thank you so much for brining back memories when I purchased this album at the age of 15 in 1970 and still have the original.
Brilliant. Greating from Kent ,UK.
Congrats on going over 22 ooo subscribers keep playing great music like this will get over the hump
Thanks for listening
Immense Deep Purple 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸👏👏👏👏👏
Ladies, you really need to catch the live BBC version. Jon Lord on the Hammond is simply stunning, not to mention Ian Gillan’s voice. Try also the live version of Smoke On The Water, featuring the most famous guitar riff in rock history. Highway Star, Strange Kind of Woman, Space Truckin and Perfect Strangers are also brilliant.
Welcome to the Deep Purple rabbithole!
the year 1970 was the birth of heavy metal in the UK led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and Deep Purple ,the original 3 but many others followed. there is a live version of this track on you tube
The lead singer, Ian Gillan was the first star in the musical "Jesus Christ, Super Star" !! He told his mates after the "Live in Japan 1972" album that he had to stop singing this song in concert, because it was damaging his voice. He still does perform this song , but it's a more subdued version. Love Deep Purple !!
*Made* In Japan.
This one is live from 1970 , incredible , another good one is , Strange Kind Of Woman , live in 1972 ,
You have to SEE the live veersion.
These girls are awesome
Get you the live version, this is so much more impressive!!
The live version ladies
Deep Purple : Smoke On The Water - Highway Star - My Woman From Tokyo - Burn - Strange Kind Of Woman - HUSH - Black Night - Space Truckin - Lazy - Speed King - Demons Eye . Just a list to get you started 👍
Take the comments because they are right.
The live version from 1970 on the BBC.
Is just incredible.
Smoke on the Water is their most popular song 🔥🔥🔥
They do have a live video of this song.
Great Reaction Kathy, Lulu and Donna!
My favorite Deep Purple song is Highway Star, and 'Made In Japan' is a awesome live album. Here's the link to the live video, it's in black & white... Lulu is going to love their hair!!! lol
Deep Purple - Made in Japan - Highway Star - ruclips.net/video/7zKAS7XOWaQ/видео.htmlfeature=shared
I love the reaction from the good old lady. This music is in their blood and their thoughts. This is what the Germans call “Zeitgeist”. Wonderful. ❤
Thanks
She's not old, she's my age, cheeky git lol.
These guys are still going all in their 70s..ian gillan the singer was hitting those notes yes there is a live version...
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This song is very much worth checking out the live version. 😂will blow you away. No backup singers😂that is the real vocals of Ian. Ive seen them live twice in 2018.
Most reactors do not do the studio version of this incredible song, instead doing the 1970 live video. As you all want to see them live, then I highly recommend you do that and watch master musicians in action, for they are amazing live.
Un des plus morceau avec burn entre autre 🎸🎸🎸🎤🎶🎶🎶👍👍👍💥
That beutifol old Lady its real Rock souls....😈🎸🤘
That is the lead singer hitting those notes and if you watch the live version, Lulu would like his hair, lol. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the info!
One of the greatest rock bands of all time I want to hear a good life song lazy 1972
Freeze the frame at 4:30 and watch them experience the magic of Ian Gillan :D
Good music takes you on a ride
One of my favourites. Thanks for the videos and greetings from Spain.
Thanks for watching!
Deep Purple shared the credit along with Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin, as the beginnings of heavy metal.
Great reaction, ladies! Smoke on the Water, My Woman From Tokyo, Highway Star and so many others.
Lulu asked recently if Floor Jansen could break glass... I wonder the same thing about Ian Gillan!
Watching this live will explain the song better for you..
I'm a 65 year young Aussie, & when I played the album, over 40 years ago, my mum said "That's not singing, that's screaming,!"
DEEP purple WERE AN AMAZING BAND AND IAN GILLAN SINGS THIS SONG AND SADLY JOHN LORD PLAYS THE ELECTRIC ORGAN AND HE DIED AND IAN PACE PLAYED THE DRUM'S WITH RICHE BLACK MORE PLAYS THE ELECTRIC GUITAR IN THIS SONG Live ON UTUBE CALLED CHILD IN TIME AND HE SINGS A SONG CALLED IF A BLIND MAN CRIES 😁