DEEP PURPLE - BURN 1974 LIVE | CALIFORNIA! | FIRST TIME REACTION
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Artist: Deep Purple
Song: Burn
Album: Deep Purple
Released: 1974
Genre: Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Blues Rock, Progressive Rock.
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I was there in that crowd! One of my first concerts. What an all-day marathon it was! California Jam I at Ontario Motor Speedway with over 300,000 people in attendance.
Rare Earth
Earth Wind & Fire
The Eagles with Jackson Browne
Seals & Crofts
Black Oak Arkansas
Black Sabbath
Deep Purple
Emerson Lake & Palmer
What a SUPER LUCKY MAN!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Wow amazing, you're so lucky!
Deep Purple is the greatest Hard Rock band ever (in my opinion)! They are excellent musicians who play hard driving rock. I love this video and watching your reactions. Thanks for posting!
Deep Purple were amazing. One of the best bands to see live. Their music stands the test of time.🤘
I totally agree. I saw them in 1972.Machine Head tour.
@@BeeLineEast I also agree! I saw them twice in Chicago in the early 1970s. The Machine Head tour and then the tour after they released Who Do We Think We Are.
@@originalrocksongs-timremington I saw them in Hershey Pa. Jon Lord's Hammond broke down. They took a short break. Then what was strange they played Paint it Black. While they were playing the road crew brought in another Hammond for Jon Lord.
Amazing band seen them 2 times with Gillan and Glover the 1 time with Coverdale and Hughes. I loved all there line up. It's was majic live all I can say GOATS of 🪨 🎸 🤘
Was written by David Coverdale when he was in the band. Then became lead singer of White Snake. A lot of people giving props to Ritchie’s guitar playing. As should, but… Jon Lord on keyboards should never be overlooked. One of the greatest and a very essential part of this band!
Jon was Lord of the Hammond organ....🎹
Coverdale wrote the lyrics Blackmore lord paice and Hughes wrote the music.
Lord And Blackmore complimented each other fantastically.
@@ponytrekker8996 I did say written, not composed!
@@scottlaughlin9897 yes you did I misunderstood what you meant my apologies.
Nothing beats 70’s hard rock..
Well said!!!!🤘🤘🤘🤘💜💜💜💜
These live 70s performances are just amazing. Nothing like them since then.
Great reaction Bros! A couple of Deep Purple's big hits that you haven't done yet are "Space Truckin'" and "Woman From Tokyo." Thank you.
That’s my California 😎😘I was here then.❤️👍🇺🇸
Any time the camera accidentally turned to Ian Paice, he's beating the snot out of the drums, in perfect time.
Brilliant!! This reaction reminded me of the first time you heard Deep Purple. You get so happy and pumped when you hear them. Great reaction, as always!
Seen Deep Purple live. They had an ability to just turn it ON.. made it look easy .. they were never ever bad in a live setting .. did have a tendency to play overly loud though. They were fucking brutal. Ian Paice is an underrated drummer as well. Up there with the greatest live bands ever in my opinion.
Cheers 🍺
Loved your reaction as always!!! I saw Deep Purple live several decades back! Not this performance but it was incredible! Saw them live doing “Child in Time!” WOW!!! (Loved your reaction to that!) Anyway someone else mentioned Space Truckin by Deep Purple. Richie Blackmore is in a Renaissance band with his wife Candace Knight. It’s called “Blackmore’s knight” Totally different style but it’s amazing and great guitar playing as always! Back in the 60s, there was another group called “Iron Butterfly” They did a 17 minute song called “In a Gadda Da Vida” It was an incredible song and it would be soooooo FUN to watch you two react to that sometime 😀 Thank you guys!!!!! 👍
Oh my this takes me back to my bedroom, the cover of this is ingrained in my brain , happy days ❤
That was THE MOST FREAKING BADDD ASSSSS PERFORMANCE I’ve ever witnessed in the last number of YEARS!!!!!!!!!!! I N S A N E!😱😃😃😄🤣🤣😆😆😁🤘🤘🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌😛😛
Look for their Child in Time video. And Child in Time was early DP.
Rainbow Festival!!!!! They played in the Rainbow Festival!!! I heard them!!!!! I remember!!!! Hahaha...lol.....hahahaha...and Patrick was there!!!!
Deep Purple, legends no doubt!
I was at Cal Jam II, but this one had a better lineup. Glen Hughes gave the band two great singers. Saw Blackmore with both Rainbow and the reformed Deep Purple for the 'Perfect Strangers Tour'. What a great show! Ian Paice, and Blackmore were on fire from start to finish!!
Just another tune from DEEP PURPLE to show that they are the greatest hard rock band ever !!!!!!!!!
Wow, Deep Purple and the incomparable Mr Ritchie Blackmore!! Absolutely amazing performance from all the band. As you say, Jon Lord playing the keyboards for all he was worth and Ian Paice giving it laldy on the drums as we say in Scotland!! Gosh, it's been a while as you said but brilliant to see and listen to this tremendous band again. I watched your reaction to the studio version of Burn and I really enjoyed it, but this live one is wonderful. Thanks so much for this great reaction, guys, really enjoyed it. By the way, how about some songs from the Deep Purple In Rock album with Ian Gillan? Hard Lovin Man, Flight of the Rat or Speed King to name but a few.
Welcome to the addiction of Deep Purple underrated in America 🇺🇸 but we know how good they are. Top 3 bands in the world live. Top 3 musicians in the world at the time. 1973 the biggest band in the world outsold everybody and out grossed everybody at the ticket gates now you know why. It speaks for itself easy rock on 🤘 💯
Glenn Hughes was a member of a band called Trapeze. He left in 1973 to join Deep Purple. He left Deep Purple in1976 to join Trapeze;-)
Hi guys, - You like David Coverdale ? You like Jimmy Page ? - Did you know they made a studio album together ? If you want to hear a powerhouse of a rock track then I suggest the last track on the album "Coverdale & Page" called "A Prayer For The Dying" . Just one disclaimer - should the speakers of your headphones explode, I am not responsible. Lol - Great reaction to this live track. Love it. I have the full concert on vhs video I bought decades ago. Amazing concert, still rocks today. 70's rock music is hard to beat.
Glenn Huges is in the Dead Daisies now and was previously in Black Country Communion. He has an incredible voice. Coverdale was well
Yes!!! I'm going to see Dead Daisies in October and I can't wait!! The new album is seriously one of the best hard rock/metal albums I've heard in many, many years. Do you agree? Can you feel my bassline? LOL 😂😂
@@AGDinCA I like them but I love BCC. They have a bit of a 70s sound.
Glenn Hughes is an eternal youth. Incredible voice
Hello. I love more IAN GILLAN,s voice to Deep Purple.
Oh, one more thing on DEEP PURPLE. Check out the Perfect Strangers record. It’s a little later in their career but it’s still very worth checking out. Some of the others might have mentioned it too. Start with the title track, Perfect Strangers. Yes, I saw this tour too. 1985. Old, I’m so old! Ha ha! Again, I guarantee my picks! I know all this stuff very well. Peace
Hi there, they reacted to the song Perfect Strangers in December. Hope you can find it - cheers.
@@annemaclean6634, thanks, I just saw that today. I don’t always keep up with everyone and what they’ve done, not wanting to go through their entire reaction catalog every time to double check. I’ve been a sub for a while with these guys and I must have missed it.
They are some of my favorite reactors for sure. I know I’m just one guy and majority rules but I have extensive experience with all this music and excellent Rock taste. I suggest some really, really great songs that aren’t deep cuts but are some I’m sure a lot of people haven’t heard yet. This is my music. I grew up with this stuff from day one when all this music was brand new. I went to all the concerts and have heard these songs hundreds if not thousands of times. I’m just trying to slip in some high level seriously excellent Hard Rock. But I’m just one guy. Who knows his shit.
@@philstone3859 Hi Phil, yes, I grew up with this music as well - Deep Purple in Rock is one of my fav albums, my friends and I all had it and we must have played it to death! My favourite track has to be Child in Time but there are so many great tracks on this album. Another fantastic band is Ten Years After with the wonderful Alvin Lee - we had loads of their albums as well. We were so lucky weren't we to have this amazing music - all the best.
@@annemaclean6634, yeah, it’s pretty amazing in hindsight. Who knew it turn out like this? I was pretty depressed for a while with my situation 5 years ago. I was getting older, no decent career and all my favorite musicians were retiring or dying. I was thinking, is this whole thing finally dying out? I had never thought that before. Not EVER! It’s Rock&Roll! And you know what they say! Then I mercifully found the YT reaction channels! Thank goodness! It really proves that it won’t die! I was so happy and inspired by these youngsters, it was exactly what I needed! Now I’m thinking hey! I can help! Ha Ha! I’m just one guy and they don’t trust me. It’s frustrating because I KNOW everyone watching will love my picks! I KNOW this stuff I tell them. But I’m just one guy. Who knows his shit! Ha Ha!
Watching your reactions proves once again DP could- literally- "blow your mind"🤯 THIS is why I was obsessed and consumed with them when I was a teenager💜Deep Purple💜 for The Win!💜
When it comes right down to it..purple were on fire.
There's so many incredible band's and music out there.
There's no best
Just incredible music
Space Trucking from the same concert , blows me away and You fool no-one .
Smoke on the water .... Their best song . PERIOD
Richie Blackmore, just like Jimmy Page in Zeppelin, was the conductor of the band. Both used hand-cues to direct their respective drummers during transitions in songs and it can be seen several times in live recordings. At the ending of this live version of BURN .. Richie can be seen marking the final drum-outro with his right arm. It is not just for show for the audience but an integral part of how the chemistry worked on stage.
As I said .. you can see the same thing with Jimmy Page and a few other guitarist in rock bands during the 70s, but not all of them did this. There was never any doubt who's band it was .. Deep Purple was Ritchie's band just like Zeppelin was Jimmy Page's band.
Cheers 🍺
Masters of Rock
YOU CAN FEEL THE LOUD 🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊❗❗❗❗❗❗❗❗❗❗❗❗❗
I keep coming back when I think of more. Ritchie Blackmore fast? No doubt. I have a couple of guys in mind that I know you will eventually get to, if you keep this up. Especially ONE guy. Super famous guitarist. He actually had other hotshot, well established, Rockstar guitarists come to him for lessons! No joke, he has a band of serious players who all go under his name. There’s no band name, just his name. Even for us experienced fans who started all this, the guy was/is mind blowing when he came out. It was more impossible, next level playing. Up there with everybody skill and songwriting wise.
As a veteran fan, I can say with confidence that even if you don’t know his name, you will be fucking blown away! How does playing get any better at this point? This is how.
I’m not sure if I want to name him yet but will soon I promise, if somebody doesn’t beat me to it first. I just think you have to have a little more experience first. This is not some talented obscure guitarist. He’s been World Famous for decades. There is the one album that made him. It’s a must have record for any serious Rock fan. Ok, fuck it! Are you ready?
The man is Joe Satriani, the record is Surfing With the Alien. His nickname is the Alien because his playing is other worldly excellent. Again, start with the title track, it’s the first song on the album. All instrumental by the way. No singing at all. No singer in his band. Doesn’t matter at all. You will see. You want to know what blister speed, super clean, super unbelievable sounds like? The second track is where you will freak out. I know it. It’s Ice 9. This came out in 88 and still is beyond most guitarists. I saw him once and every Rock guitarist in the city was there! Ha ha! To be expected. There you go guys.
As always, my guarantee and potential criticism from you stands.
I don’t recommend bad music EVER! Peace, Phil
Just something about musicians actually playing their own instruments. These cats were on top of their shyt.
Man i got 66 and follow DP for Machine head 1973 , it make me still burning , the today's music never make me so alive
This is, as much as Anything else, the soundtrack of my early teen years - The World According to Deep Purple!
(such a great time to be an aspiring rocker)
Keep This Up!
Cheers
rl
🤘👹🤘
You should watch the whole California Jam Concert! ELP were the headliner band and Black Sabbath also performed. Great concert to watch!
Blackmore was a beast! So freaking 🔥
Every time I watch this I’ve always wondered what the bloke at back was putting away during Jon lords first solo
Two great singers beats one
This is why you guys are now my go to channel. First, you play all the Rock songs I want to hear again and I get to see an honest, sincere, appreciative reaction. To say the least. You are usually a little more stoic Patrick, not a criticism, I know you are enjoying it as much as you brother. In this one, I can see it in your face, excitement for sure. Now George, ha ha! George is awesome because he reminds us of us who were teenagers in America when all this stuff came out. That’s exactly how we were! openly blown away, cranking it up on our stereos, making our parents worry and going to ALL the CONCERTS! You guys are at the perfect age for this channel. Why? Because you aren’t some confused teenager with a channel who has absolutely no point of reference. Don’t get me wrong, I love it when reactors go in cold really not knowing what’s about to hit them. You guys are a little older so you have a better understanding of it. Obviously smart guys too. That helps the audience a lot. Some of these other’s just start babbling senseless stuff afterwards.
George is gone! (In a good way). True fan right there! You too Patrick! Imagine being an American teenager, smoking pot, drinking beer and going to one of these shows. It was our lifestyle, us and our friends. Concert Night was an all day process. Friends getting together, the partying getting started, figuring out who’s driving and who’s in what car. Getting dressed right. This was OUR social event and you had to look right in front of your peers. Then you get there, try to find good parking and merge into the lit up rowdy, maniacs who were the audience. Girls looked like Rock Video girls in short dresses and heels and hair. The guys were who’s the coolest and most badass. It was a hellava scene EVERY time! Find your seat, get comfortable and then the lights go down, AND IT WAS ON!
I joke about the Rock&Roll time machine when I see certain reactions. I want to be your personal tour guide to one of these shows and show you how it’s DONE! Making sure you get the full experience. I want to do this for 2 reasons. First I want to revisit some of these shows obviously.
Second, as your guide, I get to enjoy your company, make sure everything goes smoothly and finally to laugh my ass off as your brain melts live! Ha ha!
So sad, never the same again. Ha ha!
I’ve got stories for days and a stupid, ridiculously long, long list of concerts that I’ve seen over the decades.
I’ve seen DEEP PURPLE live 7 times. That’s just ONE band! Dozens more, numerous times each! RUSH 18 times, QUEENSRYCHE 21 times, YES 6 times, PINK FLOYD 3 times, IRON MAIDEN 18 times, It goes on and on. Looking back it seems incredible that I went to so many. Basically that’s all I did in the 80’s. Good times man. Last, I want to recommend a JUDAS PREIST song. Riding On The Wind! It’s off the Screaming For Vengeance album and it was at their peak. It’s a Slamming Hard Rock song with great energy and really represents what the band is all about. This is pure JUDAS PREIST when they it fly! One of their best songs and I personally guarantee it!
If you do it and don’t love it, I give you full permission to criticize or even insult me live on your channel. Not gonna happen. Like I said, I guarantee it. Peace, Phil
Deep Purple is The Best Band Ever!
🎸💯🤯 Deep Purple⁉️ Incredible‼🔥🤟
Deep Prple 🎵💎👌
I was there for that.
The performance of the performances 🔥🔥🔥🤘🏻
"Highway Star" from live album "Made in Japan"
Finally Bros, after so long requesting it. The two singer's were only on their early 20s, what freaking voices! Ian Gillan is also the goat but this line up was also up there. Glenn Hughes still has that voice!
Now for Stormbringer with this line up
Glen pretty much eats everybodies lunch.😎🎸🎸🎸🎸
Thank's for loving this amazing group. My prefered group ever, with Rainbow.
I play Burn and others studio DP and Rainbow songs on my channel.
From France ! 🎼🎸
greeting to our cousins from Georgia
250.000 People at this Festival !
Great reaction - I went to see Deep Purple live every time they played my home town in England - saw them over 6 times - electrifying.
That Glenn Hughes was a showman
WOW!
Still haven't try URIAH Heep. July Morning and or Ten Years After Standing at the Station
Yes Love them now someone has suggested another bad ass band ! It would be nice if they would read thru the comments !!! You got Excellent taste
Saw Uriah Heep in early 1973 in concert. It was excellent. It was incredible when they played Look at Yourself.
“ Child in Time” live should be next…mind blowing.Then “ Highway Star”.
I always want to be there on this live jam
Great reaction bros!! Rock on!!! Check out Deep Purple Made in Japan. You will love it!!
Magico!!!!!
Seen them in concert in Toledo Ohio fire performance even as young as I was an seen rainbow Richie Blackmore is a Beast love him ✌️🔥😜🍄🌟🌹🤯
Love the two shirts guys
Listen to the crowd!!
Purple is an all time great right up there with Zeppelin and Sabbath. This is Deep Purple Mach III which is the 3rd version of the band. My personal favorite is Mach II with Ian Gillian and Roger Glover but love Mach III as well. After Purple, Coverdale started his own band, Whitesnake. Please react to this and tell us who it reminds you of. ruclips.net/video/swPt9HBRXuE/видео.html
purple was not a fave if mine back in the day, but I ha s such a deep respect for them all now….and this performance was FIRE. Loved it! 🤘
Best song of Mark III lineup
Shine on you crazy diamond live
IMPRESIONANTE !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cuando más pasan los años, mejor suenan !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
On the bass legend Glen Huges
Uriah Heep Just as good same time period. They are Label as Heavy Metal Beach Boys. You will astonish as well. Try also Shadow of Grief and hang on
@Jeffrey Hinkel no they don't you probably don't know much of Uh there sound is different than DP.
@Jeffrey Hinkel Have a Good Nite!!🤗
My favorite song from them 🤘
Suggestion: Deep Purple - Mandrake Root - live in London 1970
Brilliant!.. U guys should start with the "fireball" album and then go to "made in Japan", you will be pleasantly surprised....
Cal Jam ( the whole concert) is on RUclips ✌😎
Well worth the watch you can see Blackmore lose his mind.....
That's all I'll say because it's so good & crazy I don't wanna ruin it ! 😉
This is your BEST REACTION, dudes!!!
LIVE!!!!
You guys are fun
Love it boys!
How beautiful it would have been for MK2 to have played that day
Même aujourd'hui ils marquent encore de leur empreinte 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Glenn Hughes, man!
Not seen it yet, but one of the best songs ever, from one of the best albums ever and these guys...
lol. Ian Paice do such ass labourwork on the drums! Btw that album have 5 absloute topsongs like:
Burn
Lay down Stay down
Might just take your life
You fool no one
Whats goin on here
If you get the CD you may also get Coronarias redig
Ritchie the fender king
Guys great reaction. Deep Purple is my favorite hard rock band ever. That had so many styles, so many great songs. You need to explore Deep Purple in Rock, Fireball, Machine Head and Who do we think we are. Great songs on those albums. Deep Purple with Led Zep were the fathers of hard rock. But I like DP better. And yes they were very loud my ears were ringing for days.
There’s only one way to listen to Deep Purple……LOUD 👌🏻
You should listen to Speed King from Deep Purple
Beast of Burden by the Rolling Stones next!!!!
great reaction bros..check You fool no one from the same concert
Need to do Mistreated from this same concert. Amazing performancd
Guys , Please try Burn cover by YOYOKA the 12 yr old drummer .... You won't regret it .
Man,in common with most rock bands of that era,those guys were all high on LSD and yet they could play the pants off any of these so called rock groups nowadays!😅
Gary Moore Parisienne Walking 2010 Live Montreaux. The best tuitar solo Bro. Last time i say....
Guys, guys, guys, please react to Child in Time from Made oin Japan.... You won't be sorry!!...
Time for some Whitesnake guys! A little Slow & Easy or Judgement Day or Crying In The Rain ('87 version)
The best Deep Purple formation all times
Their best line-up IMO. Glenn Hughes still sounds amazing, what a legend. "Over loud" - come on, that's the point. "I'm going home, it's too loud...."
yes! the 7's were the best!!
Stormbringer is another track from the Coverdale era of Deep Purple you should definitely have a listen to.
Deep Purple-Mistreated is another amazing performance from the same concert.
Deep purple - soldier of fortune pleasee🙏🙏