Songwriter Reacts to Deep Purple - Child In Time - Live (1970)
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The instrumentation and Ian Gillan's astounding vocals capture the agony and chaos of war for me. And the performance was being recorded so the audience was asked to make no noise.
The crowd has been instructed to sit quietly during the performance, as it was a "live in studio" recording for a television show. There would have been no way back then to digitally edit out crowd noise for the broadcast of the recording.
Except he's not yelling. He's still singing and in tune. Extraordinary range. You noted Ian Paice's drummimg and how he was 'painting'. What a wonderful description. A brilliant drummer still playing today. The Hammond Organ has enhanced music of many genres and few have played it better than the late great Jon Lord as you can see here. Great reaction, thank you. PS I was 16 when this came out! Happy New Year.
This is a master class in building tension with dynamics. Best live rock performance in my opinion. That yelling is controlled in pitch with vibrato . Great reaction bro.
The first time we heard this so stunned we couldn't move . Deep Purple 💥 brilliant!!
It was filmed for tv, audience was told to be quiet.
Finally a reaction to this godlike song with substance behind ! 👍
Love watching people react to this classic, lol when Ian does the high notes. Please also try 'Space Truckin' and 'Highway Star'.
"Lazy" is even better!
@@j.h.3777 Yea that's a good one. So many to name, Perfect Strangers, Woman from Tokyo, Strange kind of woman, Speed King, Hush lol the obligatory Smoke on the water.
Agreed! Lazy is awesome too, as is Kentucky Woman, Hush, and others!
This was a live recording in a small TV studio and the audience were told to sit quietly, so the band could be heard more easily. Live concerts were very different, where the crowd would usually go wild.
RIP Jon Lord - One of the best keyboardist of all time!!
This was for TV show thanks for that
For my money, this lineup of Deep Purple is the best...thanks for your reaction, man! Oh, and the audience was told NOT to get excited...for some stupid reason...
Dep Purple was my favourite concert of all but I saw them again years later without the lead singer and it was definitely not the same or any good. I was wondering why the tickets were so cheap and not in a major stadium. Lesson learned..lol
For your money and all of mine as well, lol! NO comparison, at all, imo. I equate this version with Zeppelin, in terms of the individual members are all pretty co-equal when it comes to sheer, stoopid talent, and so the sum is even greater than the parts. I would say Zep get my nod PARTLY bc they DID stay together , the same members, all their career. And still kept the magic. As for the lame crowd, yeah, i've just heard that recently. Like they were told to imagine "SLEEP Purple," lol.
It's not a stupid reason. There was no sound canceling technology back then, and in order for the engineers to record a clear sound, the crowd had to sit quietly - a perfect recording, almost exactly conveys the sound density that the band had and may be why this recording is considered the best. There are not only casual viewers in the crowd, but also friends of the musicians, so this is not indifference or shock from the unknown, but simply a directive from management.
@@ninoorjon Exactly, the "stupid" reason was so that we could have a quality recording of this epic performance, and hear these excellent musicians play, even now fifty years later, without a bunch of self-indulgent screaming and whooping from the audience. Speaking just for myself, I'd rather hear Gillian do the screaming, not the audience. Thanks, stupid audience!
Masterpiece
The audience was instructed to be quiet since it was a live recording, not uncommon.
EPIC performance.
, impressive to say the least. One of the pioneers in hard rock vocals
They were ordered to stay silent or leaf the studio. The studio had to record life and any wisper or tone would have nixed the whole thing. Live on TV. Have a good 2023. Elmar from Germany.
Ian Gillan, the original “Jesus Christ Superstar” vocalist. Ritchie Blackmore, the guitar solo, is a rabbit hole all to himself.
NAIA, it does look odd that the audience seems indifferent to the performance but as this was being filmed for TV they were told to be quiet.
Friend it was the Vietnam-Era, and the blind man was Uncle Sam. There was no love lost between the European artists and the US. PEACE and all from me. I was a boy at that time, and still some pictures hunt me.
This was released when I was a young teenager, this bands name was written in ink on my school book bag, next to a bunch of others. Thanks.
Deep Purple continues to play on; just a few different players. Their music is complex, enlightening, and the lyrics always prolific ideas. It took at just a few players making it happen and look at the sound they produced. Their early music has lots of hits, and showcases lots of different music. By the way the video you watched was recorded on TV at the time and everyone had to sit still and not move.
It was a common thing back then for bands even though they were tour and play at arenas for tons of people and it was crazy and wild, they would also go on television shows like this. And so you have a television audience so it's definitely live but basically they have to stay in their seats, there is no dance floor setup or anything like that. And basically they more or less have to be quiet or they'll be kicked out just so they can actually record the performance decently with just a little bit of crowd noise at the end
The singer Ian Gillian is hitting very, very on-pitch notes, he is a very talented singer!
Led Zep Deep Purple and Black Sabbath known as the Unholy Trinity of rock. The progenitors of hard rock heavy metal and all that followed. My two favorite vocalists Ian Gillan of DP and Robert Plant of Led Zep.
Great Reaction ! Keep it Up
Thank you!
They were not going "all out". They were simply playing the song the way it was written.
If you listen to the album version (on "Deep Purple in rock") you'll see that it has the same energy and passion.
This is just one of the greatest songs in rock history. Simple as that.
You are learning from the best!Music is music ,now everything is done on computer this is true talent!
I love it! This is authentic!
You have to do Deep Purple when a blind man cries long version …… then do When a blind man cries video by Richie Sambora "………..Wow
Ian Paice is the drummer. Another Deep Purple song to hear him really at work is "Flight of the Rat" from the "In Rock" album. Don't think there is live footage available of that one though.
I THINK this is your first DP tune? If so, a superb intro to this absurdly talented band. Right up there with Zeppelin, in terms of each one's co-equal brilliance contributing to the blinding success of the Whole. This masterpiece of passion and precision, an anti-war song whose music is as intricate as its message is simple and profound, is just one of the absolute BANGERS this version of DP put out. "Lazy," "Woman From Tokyo," "Hush," "Space Truckin'," and, yes, "Smoke on the Water" are all "MUST's"! Rock on!
Good observation! It takes an extraordinary amount of talent and practice for the drummer to utilize such a light touch in the intro section, especially knowing how the song builds after that. 🤘💜
Much love!
Fantastic brilliance! Thank you for this 🎇
I remember the days were no one want to get up and rock out until right around Woodstock and then everyone started rocking out at all concerts.
People don't understand or realize in the 50s 60s.70s... we sat and watched be quite it was a sign of respect
Respect!
Huge influence on heavy metal, which was just getting started.
Thank you for your great reaction!!
🙏🙏🙏🤜🤛
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The perils of war.
I hope, no Producer ever uses this masterpiece of music, to make any piece of sh*t out of it. Happened to often and always makes me crazy, angry, whatever...
Deep Purple , Led Zeppelin & PINK FLOYD the best !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Was fortunate to see this DP lineup twice 84 and 87
Amazing :) Lucky you!
and fittingly, Ian Gilliam went on later to play Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar... true story.
He had actually already done the Jesus Christ Superstar part when this tv-show was done.
what a great description bout Ian Paice on this masterpiece!
DP was really Jon Lord's (keyboard) band, he was the leader. I believe he started playing jazz and was influenced by Jimmie Smith. They were all very accomplished musicians, Ian Paice on drums and Ritchie Blackmore on guitar were outstanding, but it was the organ that gave them their distinctive sound. I always said it was like a vampire movie and you said the Addams Family - LOL. And they were always LOUD. Broken eardrum loud
DP was Lord and Blackmore's band.
@@jalkabre5904 Blackmore ruined the band with his ego.
@@bobthebomb1596 the band was going in a direction he didn't care for, so he moved onto Rainbow. Which I am happy he did. To me Blackmore and Lord were the band and without either of them inspired, the songs wouldn't be as good.
As was rec'd by steve parker below, those 2 songs and my recomendation "Burn" and "Smoke on the Water". You can't go wrong.
It was being recorded so the audience couldn’t go Wild or make noise! That’s the first thing every reactor says is about the audience being quiet!!!!
This was on TV. So the people were told to keep still lol 🤣😆
recorded in TV studio and the crowd was told to behave and not make noise
Very nicely done !! Keep it up !!
Much love!
I still have my 1/2” thick brown album of Jesus Christ Superstar. I haven’t listened to it in many many years but still can clearly hear every note Ian Gillan sang as Jesus.
Glad to hear Ian Paice getting his due props
You'll love "Highway star" do live version and studio version of "Smoke on the water"
I remember right Ian Gillan had a five octave range.
I often wondered how people could just sit there? Although they did cheer at the end.
If they hadn't heard it before they may have just been listening intently.
Then the Ed Sullivan Show was often that way. 😶
There was a live performance done by Iron Butterfly as they performed Butterfly Bayou. In front of an audience on live TV they went commercial free for 30 minutes so they could listen to the song and it's entirety.
Another stunning performance and the audience sat silent.
Not only is that song longer than the song In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida but my mind it's a little better as it has a different drum solo and the use of a talk box is extensive.
Hmmm. At 1:25 you said if it weren't for these older songs, "so much greatness wouldn't've been made today" Of what "greatness" today do you speak? In 1970 these guys could not only play their instruments, but their singer did not need auto-tune to attain perfect pitch.
The style people imitate nowadays comes from that era a lot!
A bunch of us oldies could be your grandparents 😂
Check out Live in Japan version
The crowd was asked to be quiet because they were recording this
The crowd was expecting the Osmond Brothers!
I wouldn't be surprised if this song was an inspiration for Geoff Tate of Queensryche, not quite a generation later. Some similarities in the vocal tones and in the dramatic approach to storytelling and concept, as seen in "Empire." The music is almost completely different, though, aside from those similarities.
Glad you did the live.
They have been told not to move because it got recordet!
The fact that you thought that centre section was due to "their manager telling them to go all out" shows the difference between then and now... That wasn't down to any manager or producer. That was down purely to them. Not only are yhey some of the greatest musicians of all-time but they tended to be better live. Their concerts were usually extended jam sessions, with some tracks being extended to 10, 15, 20 30 minutes long! :)
That "yelling" from Ian Gillan is representing the pain and devastation of the Vietnam War. 57,000 soldiers (18 - 19 years old) died, one million Vietnamese casualties!
Paice at 4:59 > Ridiculous! What a flow.
This ..I’m pretty much sure was a TV show…I think audience was instructed to be more quiet!?….I’ve seen this done live several times…I guarantee was was NOT quiet…Great talent and performance…song about war…specifically ..at time Viet Nam!
When DP did their Made In Japan tour they set a Guinness book of records for the loudest concert in Great Britain, 1972!!
If you can, please react to Space Truckin’ from the Made in Japan album, you will NOT be disappointed!!
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This was filmed for T.V. so the audience were told to not make a noise or dance about.
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Much love!
BTW, people keep saying that the audience wasn't moving because they were told not to, but I don't think that explains it. I mean, screaming and chanting, or even clapping, is one thing. But how can you not just tap your foot or bop your head? Plus, there have been plenty of TV shows where you'd see the audience fully engaged, so I'm not sure why they'd make such a request to begin with. Very odd.
I still like the idea that the audience was stunned speechless, but it doesn't really explain it either. I mean, the "stunned speechless" bits come in later in the song, but the audience is lethargic from the get-go. Go figure.
By the way the instrument is not a piano, it's an organ and if you want to be safe you can call it a keyboard which encompasses both.I like your show! React to Frankenstein by the Edgar Winter Group live 1973 they'll blow you away!
The bass players head was never seen again...
If you haven't react to Jethro Tull -Aqualung live! a totally different type of band, great!
Ian Guilan was Jesuscrist Superestar !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
with these bands its all in the hair...somehow it affected their talent, I call it the Jesus effect...
Not Samson?
You're right. Ian Gillan said that he once rode a horse and when his newly grown hair began to beat him on the shoulders, he felt an incredible wild energy.
Samson had his hair cut off...
The audience were probably seeing pictures of napalmed burning children on the newsreels so given the theme of the song you can understand why they didn't behave like a bunch of wootin' yahoos.
DP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the 2 deep purple songs played at ALL the 70's parties were not this at all they were HIGHWAY STAR and LAZY and you should always always do the original recording studio masterpieces NOT NOT some live thing for your virgin listen to ANY legendary classic it makes no sense to try to learn without listening to exactly what people heard and became part of their souls NOTa later live version of that
The crowd were told to be quiet because it was a live recording.