As Gregory states, those of us who were young back then and grew up with this music didn't just witness it. If you went to the concert, you survived an experience that forever influenced who you were. You got high on Jamaican Gold and let the music guide you through a transcendent experience. The world was changing, fast, and the music was, too. As of this writing, it is 2022. I'm 67 years old. I consider myself lucky to have survived the early heavy metal era, and lucky to have experienced an explosion in the growth of rock 'n roll music, the likes of which will never be seen again. It was amazing. The music was incredible. The experience was fun. Long live rock 'n roll. And, thank you, Deep Purple, for the memories.
How fortunate it was to have lived then, them and this when and while it was happening - in New Orleans! Wow, how extraordinarily privileged I am to have experienced it ... and to have survived to gloat about it.
Sounds like 1970s pilot's song. At the beginning it all sounds like a process of starting up engines and right at the end a sound of shutting down and cooling turbines
Richie, totally amazing guitarist.... after this creation of maybe one of the first so called Heavy Meatal Ballads...Song's what have you , guitarist Richie Blackmore more than likely had to retune the guitar he was playing during keyboard solo, or get a different one that was in tune, unless he had a extremely sensational guitar tech, capable of keeping a retro Fender whammy bar in tune, just saying the hole bit is incredible...... to play a original Fender Strat will tell you no easy task keep in tune those days in the beginning, but the sound iconic!*
Stones over Beatles, Purple over BoC, Floyd or zepp Slayer over Pantera Sinatra over Elvis Wonder over Gaye dead over Phish Tool over meshuugah Van Halen over Aerosmith Coltrane over Rollins Pavarotti over Domingo. Anka over Sedaka Megadeth over Metallica Nirvana over Pearl jam
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As Gregory states, those of us who were young back then and grew up with this music didn't just witness it. If you went to the concert, you survived an experience that forever influenced who you were. You got high on Jamaican Gold and let the music guide you through a transcendent experience. The world was changing, fast, and the music was, too. As of this writing, it is 2022. I'm 67 years old. I consider myself lucky to have survived the early heavy metal era, and lucky to have experienced an explosion in the growth of rock 'n roll music, the likes of which will never be seen again. It was amazing. The music was incredible. The experience was fun. Long live rock 'n roll. And, thank you, Deep Purple, for the memories.
Amen
How fortunate it was to have lived then, them and this when and while it was happening - in New Orleans! Wow, how extraordinarily privileged I am to have experienced it ... and to have survived to gloat about it.
Beetle fight
Its wax
Heat
Yeah
Чистый,хард,роковский,рокенрол,браво.
So many references to the early classic rock n roll songs in the lyrics
Hard headed woman + soft hearted man .. we've been causing trouble since it all began 😉
Gonna have a party to save my soul☘️
I’m currently igniting things with my stand 「Fast Monarch」
THE FASTER EMPEREOR
@@matixsilverhand6949 yes, and my Tender & Moist
@@thequietkid9193 And my |Ruler Of Zero|
Pursue me and my [Awe Related To Thou] at your own risk.
First two words sound like “look out”
Yeahhhh
It's definitely "good golly"
hard rock classics
GREAT HARD ROCK classics. This make all the difference...
Sounds like 1970s pilot's song. At the beginning it all sounds like a process of starting up engines and right at the end a sound of shutting down and cooling turbines
Yeah Its like boosting your morale while flying a Jet
Richie, totally amazing guitarist.... after this creation of maybe one of the first so called Heavy Meatal Ballads...Song's what have you , guitarist Richie Blackmore more than likely had to retune the guitar he was playing during keyboard solo, or get a different one that was in tune, unless he had a extremely sensational guitar tech, capable of keeping a retro Fender whammy bar in tune, just saying the hole bit is incredible...... to play a original Fender Strat will tell you no easy task keep in tune those days in the beginning, but the sound iconic!*
If you've ever played original with the strings from those days...anyone who has will tell you! Not a easy task....
Highway Star's slightly less gifted older brother.
💝
2:06
" .. see me fry " 😆
LOL !
😵🔥💯‼️
Tutti Frutti, on Rudy
see me .. fry 🍳 !
Try to get the lyrics before they sing it so that we can prepare for it
Stones over Beatles, Purple over BoC, Floyd or zepp Slayer over Pantera Sinatra over Elvis Wonder over Gaye dead over Phish Tool over meshuugah Van Halen over Aerosmith Coltrane over Rollins Pavarotti over Domingo. Anka over Sedaka Megadeth over Metallica Nirvana over Pearl jam
Metallica over megadeth pearl jam over nirvana Alice in chains over pearl jam
Beatles over stones, zepp over floyd and elvis over sinatra.
WTF are you saying?
@@jakehutson6158 I don't know man