It is nice to see young folks like yourself discovering the music I grew up with. Baby Boomers have done a lot of things, good & bad, but we certainly had greatest & most diverse music.
I’d go so far as to say it’s the best hard rock album of all time. Annoys me greatly when DP are pigeonholed as a heavy metal band. They’re not. Like Zeppelin,they are solidly blues based hard rock with a British gritty edge. One of my top 5 bands without any doubt.
@@JanEvoFahle Got to be honest, when I first listened to Shades of Deep Purple, The Book of Taliesyn & Deep Purple I didn't get it. I suppose I was expecting similar to Machine Head & In Rock. After repeated listens though I think all three are great too. In fact even Purple's weaker albums like Who Do We Think We Are have great tracks on them (stand up Woman from Tokyo & Rat Bat Blue (& if you're a completest Painted Horse too).
I was born in 1961 and bought this album in 1972 as an 11 year old kid and boy did it change my view on music. I mean, I was raised on Slade, Sweet and T-Rex and some such but fuck-off dude, this was the mother-load, right? The hit, right out of the middle of nowhere, right in the face. Deep Purple, the marker between pop-rock flower-power whatever and really, meaningfull hard rock. Hard Rock.; the concept having been brought to life, there and then...
You're a busy Pope today! Very bluesy but very Purple. Machine Head is a brilliant album and worthy of the accolades it receives, Great to see you enjoying it Pope
Hello, my friend! I'm an old deep purple fan! I was recently surfing the Internet and accidentally discovered people who were listening to different bands of different styles for the first time I'm from GEORGIA - it's in the south of the CAUCASUS! I was very lucky, like many classic rock fans of my generation, in that we were listening to this wonderful music at a time when all the great hard rock bands were just starting out.including, of course, Deep Purple! As soon as I listened to the song “Freeway Star” for the first time, I immediately fell in love with Deep Purple!. Of course, I listened to Led Zeppelin and Uriah Heep, Black Sabbath, Nazareth, Queen and many other hard rock giants, but Deep Purple and Pink Floyd remained with me in my heart for the rest of my life! And now 50 years have passed since I and many of my friends first discovered the world of rock music and we still listen to them and listening to the rock music of those years you feel as young as in those years! why am I writing this, because I see that you are probably also a big fan of Deep Purple and I offer you a list of compositions from the Deep Purple repertoire that you may not have listened to, although if you are a fan of this group, you have probably listened to everything, and if not quite then Moreover, I advise you to listen to these compositions, which I chose according to my taste and experience. And you won’t regret it! I will also recommend this to other music lovers who are discovering Deep Purple for the first time. To be honest, to my regret, I do not know English and I am writing through a translator) and this is a list of songs that you probably might not have listened to, but you will get great pleasure if you listen to them. With respect to you - an old fan of DEEP PURPLE and PINK FLOYD! Child In Time (studio) Flight Of The Rat High ball shooter Lady Double Dealer love don t mean a thing Maybe_Im_A_Leo Might-Just-Take-Your-Lifem Mitzi dupree Never_Before Speed King Strange Kind Of Woman The Gypsy THIS TIME AROUND OWED TO Walk On You Fool No One (california jam 1974) I like their studio recordings more than their live ones, with the exception of Made in Japan and California jam. Time and mood will wake you up, I recommend listening to these songs!
Remember this was Switzerland early 1972. In a cold and damp hotel closed for the winter, with the Rolling Stones mobile recording truck out in front on the lawn where the band couldn't reach it except for going out on the balcony, sliding down some drain pipes, skipping over to someone else's balcony, and trying to get higher-up again to then get down and run across the lawn to get inside the truck to have a bloody listen to what they just played. All songs have been recorded like that, except "Smoke On The Water". That song was recorded earlier and canned just before the police caught the band for making noise after ten PM. We're so bleedin lucky this album was released after all, after all the shenanigans and tricks and wheelin and dealin and the tapes still made it to a mixing panel and Martin Birch got his fingers on it and we got to listen to the damn thing. Glory be. Praise yourself lucky. I do.
The power of the Hammond B3 organ wielded expertly by the infamous Jon Lord. Lead guitar: Ritchie Blackmore, vastly underrated. Ian Paice owning on drums and Roger Glovers on point bass - what a lineup-!!
It is always seems to me that Blackmore played it on Gibson ES335 or something, cause I can hear the humbucker sound especially on the solo, but it was done on startocaster. Nice reaction, thanks.
I can't argue with that and can I take this opportunity to Thank You for your wonderfully entertaining years as a National Hunt Jockey and I see from your Wikipedia and this comment that your, er, Organs, are, clearly, still intact:) "Eddie Hardy (born 10 June 1937) is an Irish equestrian. He competed in two events at the 1960 Summer Olympics. "........:)
Dude,you stand in presence of greatness. They've been around for decades. Listen to any album of theirs from any period, and it might just blow your mind. 😎
Hey there. Im Mitzy 51 years old from Montreal Quebec Canada love your reactions on old stuff that in our time was the only type of music we listened to. I see that you really enjoy the ride. React to Perfect Stranger you are gonna go crazy xx thanks
Glad you choosing lots of dedp purple. My reguest is for you to put on those beadphones on andtake a wild trip with space trucking live from made in japan. 5 musicians and the top of their games jamming an encore like no one else. Driving none stop drums 4 20 minues. Th3 great jon lord doing what only he could do. Sounds you didnt even were possible. Slick guitar played with violin bow. Just close your eyes and alter ur minds!
lol so many say same thing "i didn't think there was any singin at all". Not into blues at all, but this is ok. Listen to the complete album "Burn" with the titlesong itself crazy enough to make worldpeace, then add Lay Down Stay Down Might Just Take Your Life Whats Goin On Here You Fool No One
My brother used to play Deep Purple all the time in his bedroom next to me. I wasn't that much into it then but I'm heavy into it now. I was a cholo back then and listen to soul oldies and R&B.
I see that by the end of the song, you are suitably impressed at the quality of the musicianship here. I was too and still am 50 years later. Deep Purples MACHINE HEAD is a must have EPIC album. Rich with mood, texture, subtlety, surprises, and GRIT. These guys were serious rockers. Richie Blackmore was such a popular guitarist among guitar geeks that Fender released a signature series Richie Blackmore white Stratocaster with his radically scalloped fretboard. I held one back in the day but that scalloped fretboard was way the F outta my league.
THANK GOD U ARE DOING THE ORIGINAL FIST this is hot i remeber many wild drug ridden hippie parties with this blasting away and EVERYONE danced wildly back then.......i sure as fuck did!!! hell i saw just about all the greats the acid was hard back then great memories my friend
Cool to see you enjoy that so much. Others have mentioned some great ones, “child in time“ is by far their most reacted to song, for good reason. “Burn” is from 1974 with two different singers. Studio version should be heard first before a live version. A few somewhat deep cuts that are excellent are “Bloodsucker“; “No One Came“; “Rat Bat Blue“. For some cool Ian Gillan singing, same guy as here, “Strange Kind of Woman” from “Made in Japan”. I could go on but I’ll stop there.
Interesting bit of trivia : Ian Gillian , the lead vocalist , played Jesus in the original Broadway performance of Jesus Christ Superstar, and his vocal work was beyond incredible. There's a clip on RUclips of him singing "Gethsemane", that showcases his vocal range, along with those high screams that make your hair stand on edge...
I'm sorry Lisa, but you're wrong here :-) Ian Gillan did the original album version in 1970. Jeff Fenholt did the stage version on Broadway in '71, Paul Nicholas on West End in '72 and Ted Neeley did the movie version in '73. Gillan was asked by Webber/Rice to do both the musical and film but declined due to obligations to Deep Purple.
Deep Purple had a lot of different line ups through the years, but the line up responsible for their rise to major acclaim is the one on this Machine Head album and on the previous album Deep Purple in Rock. These are the albums that will give you Top Purple imho. Personally, Machine Head was their peak, again, imho.
Check out Speed King from their Perfect Strangers DVD concert. You will watch a duel between the keyboardist and the guitarist. There's also a solo with the keyboardist too.
They recorded lots of great songs from '80 ,'90 and '00 too...(Purplendicular Is a wonderful record from the '90 for example). Anyway Jon Lord did some of the best hammond solo ever...
Unfortunately this is the 2012 remastered version. The original studio 1972 track or the made in Japan versions are 1,000 times better. Remasters ruin classic songs. Listen again.
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Child In Time. Its a must!
live!
I can't get sick of this song. lots of their songs. just a great band
It is nice to see young folks like yourself discovering the music I grew up with. Baby Boomers have done a lot of things, good & bad, but we certainly had greatest & most diverse music.
It's been said by a lot of influential people in the music business that the best ROCK music was created between 1967 and 1975 ?????
The way music used to be. I loved growing up in this era.
One of my absolute favorite albums growing up still enjoy every time I come back to it 🙂👍
One of the best albums of the early seventies hands down. You may enjoy "Pictures of Home" from this same LP. Another banger for sure
I’d go so far as to say it’s the best hard rock album of all time.
Annoys me greatly when DP are pigeonholed as a heavy metal band.
They’re not.
Like Zeppelin,they are solidly blues based hard rock with a British gritty edge.
One of my top 5 bands without any doubt.
There isn't a bad song on Machine Head. Great album!
Yep, it's cover to cover for me.
Put it on , and just let it play.....
Let's face it there isn't a bad song on In Rock, Fireball or Machine Head. 😉
@@eddhardy1054 not a bad song on hush or dp,dp either
@@JanEvoFahle Got to be honest, when I first listened to Shades of Deep Purple, The Book of Taliesyn & Deep Purple I didn't get it. I suppose I was expecting similar to Machine Head & In Rock. After repeated listens though I think all three are great too. In fact even Purple's weaker albums like Who Do We Think We Are have great tracks on them (stand up Woman from Tokyo & Rat Bat Blue (& if you're a completest Painted Horse too).
Add When a Blind Man Cries to that it’s even better.
I was born in 1961 and bought this album in 1972 as an 11 year old kid and boy did it change my view on music. I mean, I was raised on Slade, Sweet and T-Rex and some such but fuck-off dude, this was the mother-load, right? The hit, right out of the middle of nowhere, right in the face. Deep Purple, the marker between pop-rock flower-power whatever and really, meaningfull hard rock. Hard Rock.; the concept having been brought to life, there and then...
You're a busy Pope today!
Very bluesy but very Purple. Machine Head is a brilliant album and worthy of the accolades it receives,
Great to see you enjoying it Pope
Awesome album start to finish.
Hello, my friend! I'm an old deep purple fan! I was recently surfing the Internet and accidentally discovered people who were listening to different bands of different styles for the first time
I'm from GEORGIA - it's in the south of the CAUCASUS!
I was very lucky, like many classic rock fans of my generation, in that we were listening to this wonderful music at a time when all the great hard rock bands were just starting out.including, of course, Deep Purple! As soon as I listened to the song “Freeway Star” for the first time, I immediately fell in love with Deep Purple!. Of course, I listened to Led Zeppelin and Uriah Heep, Black Sabbath, Nazareth, Queen and many other hard rock giants, but Deep Purple and Pink Floyd remained with me in my heart for the rest of my life! And now 50 years have passed since I and many of my friends first discovered the world of rock music and we still listen to them and listening to the rock music of those years you feel as young as in those years!
why am I writing this, because I see that you are probably also a big fan of Deep Purple and I offer you a list of compositions from the Deep Purple repertoire that you may not have listened to, although if you are a fan of this group, you have probably listened to everything, and if not quite then Moreover, I advise you to listen to these compositions, which I chose according to my taste and experience. And you won’t regret it! I will also recommend this to other music lovers who are discovering Deep Purple for the first time.
To be honest, to my regret, I do not know English and I am writing through a translator)
and this is a list of songs that you probably might not have listened to, but you will get great pleasure if you listen to them. With respect to you - an old fan of DEEP PURPLE and PINK FLOYD!
Child In Time (studio)
Flight Of The Rat
High ball shooter
Lady Double Dealer
love don t mean a thing
Maybe_Im_A_Leo
Might-Just-Take-Your-Lifem
Mitzi dupree
Never_Before
Speed King
Strange Kind Of Woman
The Gypsy
THIS TIME AROUND OWED TO
Walk On
You Fool No One (california jam 1974)
I like their studio recordings more than their live ones, with the exception of Made in Japan and California jam. Time and mood will wake you up, I recommend listening to these songs!
Ur my new definition of dont judge a book by its cover
Youre well spoken and actually relative feedback good shit man.
Not surprised you're stuck for words! Modern blues rock doesn't get any better than this. Blackmore, Gillan, Glover, Lord & Paice. Fantastic.
Remember this was Switzerland early 1972. In a cold and damp hotel closed for the winter, with the Rolling Stones mobile recording truck out in front on the lawn where the band couldn't reach it except for going out on the balcony, sliding down some drain pipes, skipping over to someone else's balcony, and trying to get higher-up again to then get down and run across the lawn to get inside the truck to have a bloody listen to what they just played. All songs have been recorded like that, except "Smoke On The Water". That song was recorded earlier and canned just before the police caught the band for making noise after ten PM. We're so bleedin lucky this album was released after all, after all the shenanigans and tricks and wheelin and dealin and the tapes still made it to a mixing panel and Martin Birch got his fingers on it and we got to listen to the damn thing. Glory be. Praise yourself lucky. I do.
even better listening to Lazy stoned 😁
My high school life. Rocking out!!
I can see by your reaction that this song really is as good as I've always thought it was!
Deep Purple Best Rock Band Ever !!
Space Truckin from this album is another great banger.
The whole album is rock perfection.
Deep purple number one 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Bought this album when it first came out and it was such a road trip song! Man did I get sooo stoned!
I still have mine
The power of the Hammond B3 organ wielded expertly by the infamous Jon Lord. Lead guitar: Ritchie Blackmore, vastly underrated. Ian Paice owning on drums and Roger Glovers on point bass - what a lineup-!!
Damn, I couldn't stop moving during that song. It just keep getting better and better!
One of the landmark banger albums from the 70's, im 64 and I still have my original copy bought from one our local record stores
Made in Japan meilleur album live 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Deep purple was one of the first bands to be considered a metal band, many years before metal even existed.
It is always seems to me that Blackmore played it on Gibson ES335 or something, cause I can hear the humbucker sound especially on the solo, but it was done on startocaster.
Nice reaction, thanks.
Its all been said below, one of the most kickass jams and kickass albums of the 70's, I still have mine to this day
Jon Lord on the keyboard...one of the best Rock keyboardists *ever*.
The Big 3 in my 67 years of listening::
Joint Number 1 : Keith Emerson and Rick Wakeman
3/ Jon Lord :)
Rick Wakeman too
My own rankings having bought my first record 61 years ago in 1860......
JOINT NUMBER 1: RICK and KEITH Emerson#3/ Jon Lord :)
I can't decide so I'm gonna put Jon Lord, Rick Wakeman & Keith Emerson all at number one (with JL just slightly infront) 😊
I can't argue with that and can I take this opportunity to Thank You for your wonderfully entertaining years as a National Hunt Jockey and I see from your Wikipedia and this comment that your, er, Organs, are, clearly, still intact:)
"Eddie Hardy (born 10 June 1937) is an Irish equestrian. He competed in two events at the 1960 Summer Olympics. "........:)
Dude,you stand in presence of greatness. They've been around for decades. Listen to any album of theirs from any period, and it might just blow your mind. 😎
Young man you're a RUclips legend now .great reactions and no constant stopping . you'll do for us in Britain .well done ,tallyho 👍👍👍👍👍💎💎💎💎💎
Seen them several times over the years , great song,
Hey there. Im Mitzy 51 years old from Montreal Quebec Canada love your reactions on old stuff that in our time was the only type of music we listened to. I see that you really enjoy the ride. React to Perfect Stranger you are gonna go crazy xx thanks
Glad you choosing lots of dedp purple. My reguest is for you to put on those beadphones on andtake a wild trip with space trucking live from made in japan. 5 musicians and the top of their games jamming an encore like no one else. Driving none stop drums 4 20 minues. Th3 great jon lord doing what only he could do. Sounds you didnt even were possible. Slick guitar played with violin bow. Just close your eyes and alter ur minds!
This is what happens when you put an organ through a Marshall amplifier. F'n amazing band.
This Album recorded at the Grand Hotel in Montreux. Gives a semi live concert sound to the album. See smoke on the water lyrics.
Great on vinyl ;-)
Awesome! Blues and hard rock..now check out space Truckin from this same album machine Head.. actually it follows this song on the album.
Glad to see you doing my request 💜💜
great reaction!
Good and enjoyable reaction, my friend :)
lol so many say same thing "i didn't think there was any singin at all".
Not into blues at all, but this is ok.
Listen to the complete album "Burn" with the titlesong itself crazy enough to make worldpeace, then add
Lay Down Stay Down
Might Just Take Your Life
Whats Goin On Here
You Fool No One
My brother used to play Deep Purple all the time in his bedroom next to me. I wasn't that much into it then but I'm heavy into it now. I was a cholo back then and listen to soul oldies and R&B.
You should check out the live version made in Japan excellent
Burn should be next by DP
Burn is my favourite followed by Lazy
That was great! 😎👍
I see that by the end of the song, you are suitably impressed at the quality of the musicianship here. I was too and still am 50 years later. Deep Purples MACHINE HEAD is a must have EPIC album. Rich with mood, texture, subtlety, surprises, and GRIT. These guys were serious rockers. Richie Blackmore was such a popular guitarist among guitar geeks that Fender released a signature series Richie Blackmore white Stratocaster with his radically scalloped fretboard. I held one back in the day but that scalloped fretboard was way the F outta my league.
Nice to see you speechless :-)
THANK GOD U ARE DOING THE ORIGINAL FIST this is hot i remeber many wild drug ridden hippie parties with this blasting away and EVERYONE danced wildly back then.......i sure as fuck did!!! hell i saw just about all the greats the acid was hard back then great memories my friend
Yes, I remember!
Cool to see you enjoy that so much. Others have mentioned some great ones, “child in time“ is by far their most reacted to song, for good reason. “Burn” is from 1974 with two different singers. Studio version should be heard first before a live version.
A few somewhat deep cuts that are excellent are “Bloodsucker“; “No One Came“; “Rat Bat Blue“. For some cool Ian Gillan singing, same guy as here, “Strange Kind of Woman” from “Made in Japan”. I could go on but I’ll stop there.
On your same page Michael Henry, all great suggestions and observations.
Classic!
Blackmore enormissime 👍👍👍👍
Interesting bit of trivia :
Ian Gillian , the lead vocalist , played Jesus in the original Broadway performance of Jesus Christ Superstar, and his vocal work was beyond incredible.
There's a clip on RUclips of him singing "Gethsemane", that showcases his vocal range, along with those high screams that make your hair stand on edge...
I'm sorry Lisa, but you're wrong here :-) Ian Gillan did the original album version in 1970. Jeff Fenholt did the stage version on Broadway in '71, Paul Nicholas on West End in '72 and Ted Neeley did the movie version in '73. Gillan was asked by Webber/Rice to do both the musical and film but declined due to obligations to Deep Purple.
@@CadElectri I'm confused, because the old album I had , said, "Original Broadway"....?
He was on the original album but definitely not Broadway or the movie
John Lord a bad man on them keys
DEEP PURPLE, "LAZY" 🔥, more "SPACE TRUCKIN"
Deep Purple had a lot of different line ups through the years, but the line up responsible for their rise to major acclaim is the one on this Machine Head album and on the previous album Deep Purple in Rock. These are the albums that will give you Top Purple imho. Personally, Machine Head was their peak, again, imho.
Love this one definitely my favorite. Joe Bonamassa Does a great cover of this song to if u wanna check it out
Check out Speed King from their Perfect Strangers DVD concert. You will watch a duel between the keyboardist and the guitarist.
There's also a solo with the keyboardist too.
I don't remember the dog bark at the end. Yeah, more Deep Purple. Peace
Still have this album
If you want a slower bluesy song ...."When a Blind Man Cries" is a great listen.
Agree, and the original studio version is the best one.
@@mickeyhank agree!!
@@mickeyhank anyone’s daughter has a country feel to it
You should listen to the entire album. Not a bad song on it.
What can one say about Deep Purple ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Great song but plz listen to the same song live off of "Made in Japan.it will fricken blow you away.
'Perfect Strangers' sounds like the beginning if you haven't already done it
RIP Jon Lord
They recorded lots of great songs from '80 ,'90 and '00 too...(Purplendicular Is a wonderful record from the '90 for example). Anyway Jon Lord did some of the best hammond solo ever...
Time for some more Deep Purple?
1. Speed King (Live Version)
2. Fools (studio version)
3. Mistreated (Live version)
The singer also sings the part of Jesus in the original Jesus Christ Superstar.
HUSH , A CHILD IN TIME NEXT.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
One bad Hammond B3
So, grandpa and grandma's music is pretty good, isn't it?
Try the band, Ten Years After- "Going Home!"
Quite a few times back in the day
I really prefer the Live in Japan version
Same song from live album, Made in Japan. If you thought it couldn't get any better.
Try J Geils band man ,If you like blues music ,wild band
Way better live on Made in Japan!
Check out space trucking
You listen to so much rock ‘n’ roll music now you’re gonna have to change your theme song to rock ‘n’ roll from rap LOL
😂😂😂 at least he’s singing a little bit
Unfortunately this is the 2012 remastered version. The original studio 1972 track or the made in Japan versions are 1,000 times better. Remasters ruin classic songs. Listen again.
To add, saw them live but they were NOT god at all live; what a damn shame.