I'm 66 now. In the 1970's I was the guitar player in a band in Tampa. While all the other bar bands were playing Smoke on the Water, we played Burn. One of the coolest songs ever.
Every time I listen to Burn or Highway Star, I get a massive burst of energy! This is a timeless classic. I'm 38 but my dad introduced me to 60s and 70s Rock when I was a child and I'll always be grateful to him for that ❤
Timeless great rock Let your hair down Be free like an Angel With the biggest heart for all the congregation Go come with us And try to stay as pure and happy as can be All for the sake of the Lord Jesus Christ Our only Saviour
Listened to this in my Buick, driving around in Lincoln Park Chicago with my gf back in 1974. Now we have two grand-daughters and they love Deep Purple too.
I was 14 when my dad bought this album and now at 60... I'm still banging my head to this song and it's a pain in the neck. This is one hell of a masterpiece.. rock forever. 🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶🎶🎸💚
I'm in my 30s. Been a metal head since teen. Decided the scene is real bad so went back to the roots. Super jealous of anyone who grew up in that era. This song is so ahead of its time.
I beg to differ, though it really depends on what kind of sub-genre you prefer. You should give "Maybe I'm a Lion" by The Black Mages a listen. It's instrumental and obviously influenced by Deep purple, as the title of the song suggests. It's also very reminiscent of Burn.
Probably the best Purple song from the Coverdale era. Also, rest in peace Jon Lord, your beautiful organ/piano play will always be part of world music legacy.
The sound on the RUclips videos I ve seen from that event is uniformly horrible and gives the whole scene a bad vibe to me, I hope it was better in real life.
This is one the best songs ever. I was privileged to have grown up listening to this and other fantastic 1970s vinyl. The final organ solo is chef's kiss.
I was 12 years old,when I saw them in Belgrade concert...Honestly,I did not understand nothing at all...today,with 60 on my back,I realize how great musicians they are.Master of their instruments...and vocals.Classical rock perfection.Iternal band, iternal music.
Welcome to the team! Let me introduce you to: Rainbow, Iron Maiden, Boston, Metalica, Rolling stones etc. Remember 3 names: ian gillan (purples singer to this day), Ronnie James Dio (one of my favourite singers/vocals), Ritchie Blackmore (plays guitar/ he was basically everywhere: rainbow, purple, my heart)
At 40 years old, I can appreciate all the magnificent music that came before my time. It's a shame there will never be music as powerful as what Deep Purple put out over 50 years ago.
As somebody born in the 2000's, going back and listening to some of this old stuff... kicks ass man. Spend all my time listening to some Rainbow and Deep Purple, some other bands like Angel Witch and Black Sabbath... Yeah, It's hard to beat 70's/80's rock and metal.
61 and still kicking ass THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST SONGS EVER PERIOD!!! Lord and Blackmoor duet alone but both solo as well and all 5 members kicking ass on their instruments they are all masters!!
I bought this LP in 1974. I heard it hundreds time;I hear it nowdays and at sixty years old I have got the same electrical sensation of metal rock. I'll never forget this LP.
slide4180 Slide, he did have a light touch, but Ritchie himself said that on 'Space Truckin' ( Live in Japan ), he'd never seen a bloke no bigger than 'Paicey' hit the drums that hard. But I agree ! He could also make it sound like a butterfly's wings ! 🍀 🌷
i´m left-handed drummer like paice, he was my idol when i was teen-age and listening led zeppelin, deep purple, jimi hendrix experience .... all the three drummers are the peak of the hard-rock mountain - bonham, paice, mitchell (doesn´t matter if someone is better with foot (bonham) or with fast hands (mitchell and paice) ..... btw. burn is my most fave album and the song itself has probably the most drum breaks of any other rock LP´s of all the time ..... this song is a drumming school for all drummers ... if they pass this they´re solid drummers
Im a lefty too! I think I need to lay off the smoke - cuz it would take me a year to learn this. Just started a band with some friends and my cuzzin and learning Highway Star doing some research this morning and came across this. I seen Whitesnake perform this several times- last time with Tommy Aldrige. Epic!!!
That was my first Deep P song I listened and it was passion at the first listening. It was 1973 and my age was 10! Today I'm 61 and still I rock!! Never too young or too old for DP!
Would have been perfect with Ian and Roger. After their ousting by that egomaniac blackmorelessarse it was all downhill. Despite the great artwork on the album covers.
Ian Gillan is my all time favorite vocalist, but damn, this song kicks ass. David Coverdale is in my top five favorite all time. Ian Paice's finest moment!
And one of the hardest to emulate on Guitar Hero. Fast fact: Five of this awesome band's songs total were added throughout the Guitar Hero series. Smoke on the Water itself appeared in three different games! Smoke On The Water - Guitar Hero Hush - Guitar Hero II (Xbox 360) Smoke On The Water - Guitar Hero II DLC Smoke On The Water - Guitar Hero: Smash Hits Woman From Tokyo ('99 Remix) - Guitar Hero 5 Space Truckin - Guitar Hero Van Halen Burn - Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock
Oh, I know. I'm just only listing where they've been in Guitar Hero. That was kickass, though, that intro. Also wish they've been in more places in Rockband.
I was listening to my usual classical music radio station - while stretching my hamstrings - and suddenly heard this air of music, which reminded me instantly of the opening riff of "Burn". Indeed, the riff is directly taken from Gershwin's "Lady be good : "Fascinating Rythmn" !
Deep purple is 2 of the unholy Trinity... Not quite underrated... But yes among the 3 it's not given as much credit! Thin Lizzy is way more under rated!
The moment I hear Blackmore I know it is Richie. There is so much natural musicality, passion, fire, devotion, refinement and sensitivity in his fluent and soulful playing. A great artist who absorbs me completely when he plays the inside out in a flow and yet in control, a universe on its own.
Amazing drums. But I know they're gonna find me slouched over, dead at my kit with this song on repeat on the CD player (or RUclips). Oh well, pretty cool way to go!
I’m still in my teens, but I wish I could have been born when songs like this still came out. Newer music just doesn’t speak to me in the way classic rock does
Always nice to see someone showing their appreciation of older music without shitting on modern music. I love this kind of music but it's really annoying when people in these comment sections hate on all newer music just because it doesn''t fit their taste.
Ce que j'ai toujours adoré chez eux, c'est la variété dans chacune de leurs créations, Classic, Hard-rock, Mélodique, pile à la frontière entre partition et improvisation, juste et bien inspiré. Nul besoin pour eux de maîtriser leurs interprétations puisque c'est inné, ce qui fait de leurs compositions une musique que l'on écoute et qu'on ressent 💎
I remember riding my bike to the mall to get this album the first day it came out! I saw them touring this album and it was insane, Ian Paice is a Drum God!!
Ian Paice is a fantastic drummer and I agree with You.One of the best drummers of all time. Deep Purple are such evenly matched musicians all round and the most musically gifted of the big 3 in that time frame Deep Purple - Led Zeppelin - Black Sabbath
62 and always rocking out...when you graduate from high school in 1978 you can either still love the great music from that time or be a stuffy, crusty, get off my lawn type..if I live to be 90 (God willing), I would never change....Rock on .......
Debatable. But hey... as a purplehead, I recognize the different, yet top-notch, talent both Gillian and Coverdale contribute to shape the two slightly different sounds of the band.
Love Burn but DC is just no match for Gillan in his prime. Gillan created a genre where DC was always compared to someone else. In the 70s it was Paul Rogers and in the 80s it was Plant (which I disagree with).
My favourite Purple album. The playing here is off the charts. All members are on fire! David and Glenn’s vocals are such a unique blend. Oh, and that riff…….😍
Man that song is like no other. Deep Purple philosophy : Best of the best music , song like no other .all the players are incredible. I give them 10 stars of 10. Bravo 👍
This is such a great song. Such a great riff - like Smoke On The Water on speed! Fantastic drumming by Ian Paice and a superb guitar solo/mid-section with Jon Lord.
I never get tired of this bad ass timeless classic tune David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes at their finest ultimate classic and of course the incomparable at his finest 🎤🥁🎸👍✌️
musik kesukaan ayahku waktu masih muda dulu .. sekarang beliau udah beranjak tua .. 70 tahun .. tapi masih inget aja Deep Purple .. salut deh sama band satu ini .. top .. bener bener legend ..
+2112sgb Fucking A. If you don't put Deep Purple and Grand Funk Railroad in the Hall Of Fame, then there IS no Hall of Fame. Hell, I heard they put the fucking Beastie Boys and Donna Summer in! What the fuck does that tell you about this so-called Hall of Fame? It's pure bullshit!!
Pavan Kamat it actually has incredible solo opportunities for every instrument in band......Jon Lord on synth....Ian Paice on drums...Glen Hughes on bass ....David Coverdale or Ritchie Balckmore.......I lean toward Ian Paice
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I'm 66 now. In the 1970's I was the guitar player in a band in Tampa. While all the other bar bands were playing Smoke on the Water, we played Burn. One of the coolest songs ever.
Thats sick!
Haha! Nice!
Hat off to that one!
Probably their best song!
I love the synthesizer~ the guitar is perfect~ but the synth make the song for me
Still bloody brilliant
I am 67 old and i still rock
66, and Blackmore best ever
Rock forever. Rap
S-U-C-K-S!
67 and still love DP and Rainbow - LOUD!
62 and still Love DP
@@danielgolus4600 rock is good but rap does not suck you boomer
Every time I listen to Burn or Highway Star, I get a massive burst of energy! This is a timeless classic. I'm 38 but my dad introduced me to 60s and 70s Rock when I was a child and I'll always be grateful to him for that ❤
Nailed it
Yes, peerless tracks.
Also used to play full album to get motivated to do ironing loved them guys saw them .I've in Coventry, ears crackeled
Timeless great rock
Let your hair down
Be free like an Angel
With the biggest heart for all the congregation
Go come with us
And try to stay as pure and happy as can be
All for the sake of the Lord Jesus Christ
Our only Saviour
Blackmore's guitar and Lord's hamond organ are just like bread and butter in this song... really fantastic!!
Grow up boy !
Stop farting, it stinks....
Troll alert
chris vann Giggity
Deep Purple and Black Sabbath invented Metal. Deep Purple are pretty damn important
Listened to this in my Buick, driving around in Lincoln Park Chicago with my gf back in 1974. Now we have two grand-daughters and they love Deep Purple too.
Fate!))
This is so beautiful :) thank you
and there was me watching this live on the DP Burn tour in Dundee, Scotland, I was 15
Cheers to you and your grandchildren...Purple the Great... Burn is a killer!
living the best life :)
If Mozart or Beethoven were still alive, this is what they'd be listening to. Truly classical magnificence. Deep Purple are simply a joy. RIP Jon
Mozart, Beethoven, Blackmore ,Gillan???? Not bad
@@alexanderdanielyan483 & Lord ;)
AND Bach in both solos !!
The riff is Gershwin's 'Fascinating Rhythm ' too
Absolutely NO DOUBT!!!!!!
I was 14 when my dad bought this album and now at 60... I'm still banging my head to this song and it's a pain in the neck. This is one hell of a masterpiece.. rock forever.
🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸🎶🎶🎸💚
tuo padre e' un grande uomo , saluti dall'Italia.
@@axoram He still is my hero & I love him forever & forevermore
@@Yobrini pace&amore a voi !
@@axoram yeah.. you too 💚
The sky is red ...
I'm in my 30s. Been a metal head since teen. Decided the scene is real bad so went back to the roots. Super jealous of anyone who grew up in that era. This song is so ahead of its time.
Shit I am 16-years old metal head and listening mostly Black Sabbath, Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin. This kind of stuff never dies
I beg to differ, though it really depends on what kind of sub-genre you prefer.
You should give "Maybe I'm a Lion" by The Black Mages a listen. It's instrumental and obviously influenced by Deep purple, as the title of the song suggests. It's also very reminiscent of Burn.
"Earth was shakin, we stood and stared".... 50 years ahead.
@@IHateEliranAtar modern recording is not good
Pushing 60 and the old rock is still all I listen to.
自分の子供の頃こんなかっこいいハードな曲は日本では知らなかった❤今でもハード❤素晴らしい❤😊
Blackmore solo is amazing. Paice drumming is incredible. Jon Lord keys. Everything!!! What a song !!!
so, it is blackmore who play here:)
Paul Hawkins You've nailed it Mate ! 🍀
Coincido totalmente con usted ,Saludos desde buenos Aires Argentina!
WHAT A BAND !!!
David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes are killer combo!
Probably the best Purple song from the Coverdale era. Also, rest in peace Jon Lord, your beautiful organ/piano play will always be part of world music legacy.
It's not Coverdale
@@timothyclark5209 really?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Coverdale?wprov=sfla1
Please check section "Early career" where it talks about Deep Purple.
Coverdale is right on. Mark 3 kicks ass with Coverdale. No, he's not Gillan, ....but who is..??
@@timothyclark5209 Coverdale and Hughes
Blackmore refused to go on stage until sundown. Why Cal Jam, openned their set with this song. Source. Their own biograpgy.
Good music
What a keyboard solo!!!!
Just Perfect!!!
Lord was the best...R.I.P.
+Raphael Digger No kidding :) The solo's are like a double orgasm. Starting from 2:48 and 4:23.. :D
Sam Kolkka Hell yeah!!!
+Raphael Digger Almost forgot this, whoa, really tight shit!
+Raphael Digger
guitar wasn t bad either
Bernie D3000 The guitar is fucking good!!!
I was hanging on the chain link fence in front of the stage at the California Jam when they played. They were my favorite band and I was in heaven.
Televised on national TV from Ontario, Ca. Ontario should put up a historical marker.
Fk yeah bro
The sound on the RUclips videos I ve seen from that event is uniformly horrible and gives the whole scene a bad vibe to me, I hope it was better in real life.
There can be only one - no-one has hit the drums faster than Paice. The whole song is genius but Paice is jaw-droppingly supreme!
He still has it too which is the most insane part.
C’è uno che a velocità lo superava …era il martello degli dei : John Bonham
John Bonham...hold my beer
Yep - Bonzo was quick, but Paice was lightning. Both are superb drummers, with Bonham (I'm a massive fan of Led Zep, too) pipping Paice at the post.
@@marcusliddington1491 Bonham doesn't have a thing on Paice.
These were some of the most brilliant musicians to ever collaborate together. A true rock masterpiece.
This is one the best songs ever. I was privileged to have grown up listening to this and other fantastic 1970s vinyl. The final organ solo is chef's kiss.
I was 12 years old,when I saw them in Belgrade concert...Honestly,I did not understand nothing at all...today,with 60 on my back,I realize how great musicians they are.Master of their instruments...and vocals.Classical rock perfection.Iternal band, iternal music.
Never to old for old Purple!
I've recently started realising that this is probably my favourite DP album.
Never! I am 50 and i love them since i was a child!
Ya nunca nos quitarán aquello que vivimos,.....always Young
Or too young for them, either.
Paicey doesn't get enough recognition. He drives this from the drummer's seat.
I agree Mr
not enough recognition??? By whom??? If someone was ignored in this band, it was JL
@Chris Manzi You're just being silly now.
true dat, I was thinking the same, he was awesome! the way he does intricate fills while still driving the timing is pretty much jazz fusion
Ian was main reason I fell in love with drums. Deep Purple......fuck yeah!!
Ian Paice is on fire on the drums !
Definitely. The whole band is.
One of the all time greats🥁🤘
Ian is one of the greats, I started playing the drums because of him
One of the all-time great riffs.
o,k,
Gregg Mather Totally agree dude
my grandson is developing into a fine drummer....had him,listen to this....impressed he was
I never realized how close Kiss came to ripping this song off with I Stole your Love. Definitely sounds like they were "inspired" by Burn.
@@DonBurtonsays... They definitely were inspired by Deep Purple with that song
I’am 97 years old and still rock
Great, keep on❤love to hear it❤
Молоток\\\
come on, keep breathing
Respect❤👍
@@KatarinaSchroder-rx3vy
Мне б дожить до твоих лет! Играй, сука!
I am 67 and grew up on real rock and roll, and still love it 👍🇺🇸🗽🤟
I'll be 66 May 1st!
Я из СССР мы выросли на этой музыке
How on Earth did I avoid this masterpiece in all 18 years of my life until now?
I saw Deep Purple open with this on the Burn tour in Boston in 1974. It was 120 decibels. My ears rang for days. Well worth it.
Welcome to the team! Let me introduce you to: Rainbow, Iron Maiden, Boston, Metalica, Rolling stones etc. Remember 3 names: ian gillan (purples singer to this day), Ronnie James Dio (one of my favourite singers/vocals), Ritchie Blackmore (plays guitar/ he was basically everywhere: rainbow, purple, my heart)
@@plamenrogachev2562 I know and love all of them... That's why I can't believe I've avoided this piece
How?
Better late than never. Enjoy!
BURN♪も強烈なインパクトを与えた、パープル史上でも屈指の名曲、このアルバムも名盤と言える！✨
デビットカヴァーデールとグレンフューズのツインボーカルにブラックモアのギターとロードのキーボードが絡み合うサウンドに絶賛✨
Paice drum dude... Paice drum
Imagine the blown minds of those who said “Oh the new deep purple album is out, let’s give it a listen” back in ‘74
They were having a blast in their Trans Am's!
@@zander4076 I know I was
Yes, I certainly can, given my purchase at Rockaway music, in the silver lake area, of Los Angeles.
@@zander4076 Trans Am were for vacant, condescending socialites. A hemi 'Cuda was for smart ass malcontents.
Got the 45 at the local 5& 10 for under a buck....
At 40 years old, I can appreciate all the magnificent music that came before my time. It's a shame there will never be music as powerful as what Deep Purple put out over 50 years ago.
My favourite deep purple. At 71 still rocking
Perfect vocals, Ritchie's guitar, Ian perfomances on drums, and Jon return me in barocc...Masterpiece!!..💙
We are 63 & 64 & still jamming to these songs ❤
As somebody born in the 2000's, going back and listening to some of this old stuff...
kicks ass man. Spend all my time listening to some Rainbow and Deep Purple, some other bands like Angel Witch and Black Sabbath...
Yeah, It's hard to beat 70's/80's rock and metal.
Fuckin oath
ruclips.net/video/jV3C0AO4CAI/видео.html
Check out some early Robin Trower. You won't be disappointed.
@@EarthAltar Thank you.
Definitely not disappointed, I got a few albums to listen through now.
@@ARockyRock 🤘🤘
Great song. Beautiful solos and amazing crazy drumming.
Ian was really driving the band with his swinging rock. Always pushing the time a little without rushing. The triplets evoke this on-the-edge feel.
Yes, let's not forget the brilliant drumming
My teenage years were spent listening to these guys ...over and over and over... 63 and still love to hear old favs
Same here
65 and totally agree
One of the best rock songs of all time, hands down
No way, don’t fear the reaper is way better than this as are thousands of other songs from the 70s
One of the best....but to many to name.
You are absolutely right 😊😊😊 after this album I loved deep purple 😊
Made. In Japan... First great live album of the 70s.
61 and still kicking ass THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST SONGS EVER PERIOD!!! Lord and Blackmoor duet alone but both solo as well and all 5 members kicking ass on their instruments they are all masters!!
I bought this LP in 1974. I heard it hundreds time;I hear it nowdays and at sixty years old I have got the same electrical sensation of metal rock. I'll never forget this LP.
That's fair dinkum music every pay Thursday nights remember the pay packets yellow envelope straight to the record shop buy an LP 😎
I envy the hell out of you for buying and living the era of my fav rock band...
You bet.
Better than the best.
One of the first-ever LPs I purchased...24 CARAT PURPLE.
Ian paice.. most under-rated drummer ever !! The fills in this song are off the charts awesome!
Talk about it…those pressrolls good enough to kill the best
Yan guilan the best
I never doubt....Paice is the best drummer all times...and don't for this song
Brian Downey from Thin Lizzy also!
Ian Paice, Ritchie, all of them are impeccable at timing!
Ian P.. always on the beat :) almost pricky, so dead on .. what a great drummer my Gosh
Ian Paice is one of my favorite drummers. Hard-rockin' but a light, quick touch.
slide4180 Slide, he did have a light touch, but Ritchie himself said that on 'Space Truckin' ( Live in Japan ), he'd never seen a bloke no bigger than 'Paicey' hit the drums that hard. But I agree ! He could also make it sound like a butterfly's wings ! 🍀 🌷
You don't need to hit HARD. Just hit PROPERLY. From the wrist.
Hard hits, but with feeling.
i´m left-handed drummer like paice, he was my idol when i was teen-age and listening led zeppelin, deep purple, jimi hendrix experience .... all the three drummers are the peak of the hard-rock mountain - bonham, paice, mitchell (doesn´t matter if someone is better with foot (bonham) or with fast hands (mitchell and paice) ..... btw. burn is my most fave album and the song itself has probably the most drum breaks of any other rock LP´s of all the time ..... this song is a drumming school for all drummers ... if they pass this they´re solid drummers
Im a lefty too! I think I need to lay off the smoke - cuz it would take me a year to learn this. Just started a band with some friends and my cuzzin and learning Highway Star doing some research this morning and came across this. I seen Whitesnake perform this several times- last time with Tommy Aldrige. Epic!!!
Rocked this one by Deep Purple in the 70s and I'm still rockin' it today along with Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin!
I am 67 and like you I still rock too deep purple/ Frampton/ Aerosmith and others👍👍
They was still stranding side by side with Black sabbat, pink Floyd uriah heep. The biggest for ever😍😍😍
That was my first Deep P song I listened and it was passion at the first listening. It was 1973 and my age was 10! Today I'm 61 and still I rock!! Never too young or too old for DP!
I'm from Brazil 🇧🇷 Today I'm 35 and stil i rock, DP forever 💜
You don't need to play an instrument to know how amazingly talented Deep Purple are (and still are)
That is a very good comment, nor do you need a doctorates degree in free jazz & avant garde musical composition
Would have been perfect with Ian and Roger. After their ousting by that egomaniac blackmorelessarse it was all downhill. Despite the great artwork on the album covers.
Uh
Deep Purple Mk.VIII doesn't quite hit these levels or that of Mk.II
Actually you do as you have to know what fingers go where to make the right notes.
70s and 80s The BEST Music Ever!!!
I saw Purple live in73 it took a week before I got my hearing back but it was worth it I am now 67 and still love their stuff
1:48 chorus
2:17 solo
2:49 cool riff
3:36 chorus again
4:25 piano solo #2 all my favorite parts about the song
Siempre que escucho esta canción, tengo que venir a tu comentario para disfrutar repetidas veces de esos solos majestuosos, gracias lml
Try listening to 4:25 stoned on today's super potent weed. Let me tell you, you leave earth in an instant.
I don't hear any pianos. All synthesizers...
Bass along all the Song =great!
What Jon Lord got out of a Hammond C3 was simply magic!
Best hard rock song of all times together with highway star... incredible solos and drumming.
Ian Paice has so much finesse in his drumming!!!!
I saw them on the Perfect Strangers tour, and to be honest he was probably the most impressive one in a band full of giants. 🤘
I have heard that it is very hard to play the drum part. Can anybody tell if thats true?
Bonham couldn't even touch this work by 'Paisey'..Robert at 66.
I just watched an interview with Ian Paice and this was his first example of a Purple song in which he "did OK."
I played this song several times over the years you'll never get more honest reaction to rock and roll thank you Richie cool riff
Ian Gillan is my all time favorite vocalist, but damn, this song kicks ass. David Coverdale is in my top five favorite all time. Ian Paice's finest moment!
Some of the greatest IAN PACE drumming that you will hear!!!
And one of the hardest to emulate on Guitar Hero. Fast fact: Five of this awesome band's songs total were added throughout the Guitar Hero series. Smoke on the Water itself appeared in three different games!
Smoke On The Water - Guitar Hero
Hush - Guitar Hero II (Xbox 360)
Smoke On The Water - Guitar Hero II DLC
Smoke On The Water - Guitar Hero: Smash Hits
Woman From Tokyo ('99 Remix) - Guitar Hero 5
Space Truckin - Guitar Hero Van Halen
Burn - Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock
And one of the greatest organ solos by John Lord!
+Angus McIntyre (The VGM Lover) Highway Star was featured in Rock Band. It's the song that plays during the opening cutscene.
Oh, I know. I'm just only listing where they've been in Guitar Hero. That was kickass, though, that intro. Also wish they've been in more places in Rockband.
+Joseph Bruno: Ya beat me to the comment bro, but you're dead on. This is "Paicy" at his best!
I’m 67 years old and I still play the guitar and burn!😊
I was listening to my usual classical music radio station - while stretching my hamstrings - and suddenly heard this air of music, which reminded me instantly of the opening riff of "Burn". Indeed, the riff is directly taken from Gershwin's "Lady be good : "Fascinating Rythmn" !
3:55 - 4:51 one of the most beautiful moments in rock music.
Definitely... I really miss good keyboards like that....
Organ solo
Eso mismo apunte!! Desde los 11 q oigo DP y entre 4:24 y 4:51 es como la mejor classica, algo sin tiempo
@@giuseppemaggio5894 and the brilliant Moog synthesiser!!
The main culminating point in John Lord's organ Solo sounds from 4:20 to 4:24 - it outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the first apostles !
Blackmore, Lord and Paice really killed it with this performance.
I still remember hearing this when it came out, the kick of how good the album is has never left me.
Can't get enough of the vocals, guitar,keyboard, and drums. Perfect song ,I like it because Burn me .
Greatest Rock N Roll song ever created. Man, Deep Purple is the most under rated band to ever have graced history.
underrated... by whom??
Not underrated. With Led Zeppelin, part of the 2 best hard rock bands that ever existed. Both with genius musicians...
Deep purple is 2 of the unholy Trinity...
Not quite underrated...
But yes among the 3 it's not given as much credit!
Thin Lizzy is way more under rated!
The moment I hear Blackmore I know it is Richie. There is so much natural musicality, passion, fire, devotion, refinement and sensitivity in his fluent and soulful playing. A great artist who absorbs me completely when he plays the inside out in a flow and yet in control, a universe on its own.
Loved his style!! Plus, rarely cracked a grin.
You could have also said "When I hear blackmore, I know it is blackmore"
ヴォーカルはもちろん､間奏のギターソロ､ドラムス､キーボードも全て秀逸。まさに伝説のハードロック､真の神曲。
燃え上がれ❗❗🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hé impossível saber o quê você está falando!!!
いぇええええええええええええええっっ🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Davidson Silva ele está falando que essa música e boa
That Intro riff from the 70s-- CLASSIC AND SO MEMORABLE❣️🔥🔥🔥BURN WITH ME BABY, BURN 🔥 Guitar solo is killer!!!!!
This drumming is too good
Wicked Notes Yes it is. Very similar sounding to Bill Ward of Black Sabbath.
@Dragon Slayer horrible. I love it
Dragon Slayer, "Paice Maker!!"
~Brilliant! Too funny too.
Amazing drums. But I know they're gonna find me slouched over, dead at my kit with this song on repeat on the CD player (or RUclips). Oh well, pretty cool way to go!
@@MrToddKa thats me with the guitar part. I still cant fuck*ng play it how ritchie does
I’m still in my teens, but I wish I could have been born when songs like this still came out. Newer music just doesn’t speak to me in the way classic rock does
Same
Always nice to see someone showing their appreciation of older music without shitting on modern music. I love this kind of music but it's really annoying when people in these comment sections hate on all newer music just because it doesn''t fit their taste.
This is as good as it gets, folks. Classical/hard rock based music that today simply kicks a##. These guys set the bar for others to follow.
Truth
Hands down the best song ever, I can listen to Deep Purple all day long. Legends!!!
Ce que j'ai toujours adoré chez eux, c'est la variété dans chacune de leurs créations, Classic, Hard-rock, Mélodique, pile à la frontière entre partition et improvisation, juste et bien inspiré. Nul besoin pour eux de maîtriser leurs interprétations puisque c'est inné, ce qui fait de leurs compositions une musique que l'on écoute et qu'on ressent 💎
This riff never leaves you
Tried playing this guitar riff. Way out of my pay grade. Then tried the drum track. Now I golf.
Hahaha!!
Maybe you can take Alice Cooper on in a game of golf :)
THE RYTHM GUITAR IS EASY.....THE SOLO......not easy. And the classical church solo.....well, you put the guitar down, and roll a skinny.
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I remember riding my bike to the mall to get this album the first day it came out! I saw them touring this album and it was insane, Ian Paice is a Drum God!!
Dave Splendorio what was your first impression of it? can hardly imagine this album sounding 'new'.
Dave Splendorio I saw this tour Tommy Bolin was Guitar player awesome. Back up band Nazereth Hair of the Dog 1975 PITTSBURGH
Efore teen years , I got this Album too. Fam were musicans
For me Ian Paice is the best Drummer in History.
Ian Paice is a fantastic drummer and I agree with You.One of the best drummers of all time. Deep Purple are such evenly matched musicians all round and the most musically gifted of the big 3 in that time frame Deep Purple - Led Zeppelin - Black Sabbath
@@andyandrew7557 Completely agree.
50 years old.... still a masterpiece of music / talent 👍👍👍👍👍😿💜
62 and always rocking out...when you graduate from high school in 1978 you can either still love the great music from that time or be a stuffy, crusty, get off my lawn type..if I live to be 90 (God willing), I would never change....Rock on .......
Deep Purple at its finest! Intense song with great vocals and instrumentals!
Mr. Coverdale is simply briliant. John Lord's solo is genius, every single note is perfectly planned and Ritchie..this man is my guitar idol.
+Мотикаря Петров Ковърдейл тука е много слаб. ;)
Ritchie isn't from Earth! It's a guitar monster!
Слаб си в главата,приярелю
Хюз прави цялата песен, приятелю. ;)
Glenn Hughes makes brilliant vocals job too.
Today the Burn album turns 50 years old. This is, without a doubt, Deep Purple's best album, and MK3 is by far the band's best lineup!
Debatable. But hey... as a purplehead, I recognize the different, yet top-notch, talent both Gillian and Coverdale contribute to shape the two slightly different sounds of the band.
Love Burn but DC is just no match for Gillan in his prime. Gillan created a genre where DC was always compared to someone else. In the 70s it was Paul Rogers and in the 80s it was Plant (which I disagree with).
I've been tending towards this, that Burn is probably the best Purple album overall. It has a bit of everything that makes them great.
Not even close
My favourite Purple album. The playing here is off the charts. All members are on fire! David and Glenn’s vocals are such a unique blend.
Oh, and that riff…….😍
It's a tough choice, but this just may be Purple's best song - the riffs and vocals are killer, and so is Ian's drumming and Jon's organ solo.
Hum...
Fireball and burn...both great singles.
No, anything from machine head is better than this
There's always one... You know.
Definitely NOT "Purple's" best song. Not by a long shot......
Rocking at 75 in 1923 Deep Purple rocks.
75 and still love this song. Rock on!!!!!
Nearly 70 the same❤❤❤
Bro this is fire, its burning 🔥🗣️🦅🥶
I am 14 old and I listening much rock. I love it, and love deep purple!
24 🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟
Then you have a perfect music taste, honey!!! 😎😎😎
That organ solo is purely divine, i can't listen to it without turning up the volume to the max.
Minuto 4:20 se me eriza la piel
Police officer: why were you speeding?
Me: Deep Purple Burn
Police Officer: On your way son.
Nice !!!!
This 🤣
Don’t listen to Fireball! May not get a warning
Great
Really nice 😂😂
Bonjour. J'ai 70 ans et c'c'est toujours ma musique préférée !!!
easily the best DP song
Deep Purple really makes the best guitar solos!!!
U mean Ritchie Blackmore
Man that song is like no other.
Deep Purple philosophy : Best of the best music , song like no other .all the players are incredible.
I give them 10 stars of 10. Bravo 👍
Deep Purple were nomiated for the Rock 'N' Roll Hall of fame, vote for them
3:55 - 4:51 one of the most beautiful moments in rock music.
Wow, way to steal dude
This is such a great song. Such a great riff - like Smoke On The Water on speed! Fantastic drumming by Ian Paice and a superb guitar solo/mid-section with Jon Lord.
I never get tired of this bad ass timeless classic tune David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes at their finest ultimate classic and of course the incomparable at his finest 🎤🥁🎸👍✌️
musik kesukaan ayahku waktu masih muda dulu .. sekarang beliau udah beranjak tua .. 70 tahun .. tapi masih inget aja Deep Purple .. salut deh sama band satu ini .. top .. bener bener legend ..
Deep Purple were nomiated for the Rock 'N' Roll Hall of fame, vote for them
+nosense58 they got it!!!
+Squiifish They inducted fucking KISS. Might as well induct the Spice Girls & Beiber right now too.
+2112sgb Fucking A. If you don't put Deep Purple and Grand Funk Railroad in the Hall Of Fame, then there IS no Hall of Fame. Hell, I heard they put the fucking Beastie Boys and Donna Summer in! What the fuck does that tell you about this so-called Hall of Fame? It's pure bullshit!!
+austin teutsch Don't forget Madonna
+nosense58 Madonna, too? Say it ain't so, Mr. Sense?
Deep purple is my favourite rock band forever and ever..
Deep Purple is also my favourite rock band ....
Same
@Mobidic I think its a masterpiece
Ehh sama la
@er y No, you can't put AC/DC on the same level as Led Zeppelin.
I'm 70 n Still rock from the 70's.I also go to concerts in Houston Texas.
Everything's bigger in Texass!
Austin here
☮️
2:48
Deep Purple: Our song kicks in! But we need a beautiful solo... Any idea?
Jean-Sébastien Bach: Allow me to introduce myself!
Circle of Fifths!
Gm-Cm-F-Bb-Eb-Adim-D
its not Jean-Sébastien its Johann Sebastian you frogeater :D
What work? BWV ???
YESSSSS
A masterpiece, it definitely is a magic part of music history.
Let's just play this again and again. Forever.
I do!
BRENDA LEAKE any other songs, Wrong Man, Ted the Mechanic, Perfect Strangers?
I might go for Perfect Strangers, once a while; just to break the monotony.
oh I love 'em all! mary long, super trooper, sail away tomorrow, sweet child in time, hush, woman from Tokyo...
oh and highway star!!
yes, I think this is one of the best songs ever written in the history of music! Chilling! 🤩
It's one of those DP songs where you cant decide what's more badass..the guitar, the hammond, or the drumming
Pavan Kamat it actually has incredible solo opportunities for every instrument in band......Jon Lord on synth....Ian Paice on drums...Glen Hughes on bass ....David Coverdale or Ritchie Balckmore.......I lean toward Ian Paice