@@zindi1138 Kids then did get it, this was in a TV studio so strange, but UK kids were a lot more introverted then, you'd see them dancing seemingly emotionless, expressionless It ws also a FAD of the time a fad of the time !
@@richardpeddie2060 You are correct, sir. P.S. I just have to ask. Is this the same Richard Peddie who was once the president and CEO of Maple Leafs Sports and Entertainment or just someone with the exact name?
The first "ooh" is weeping... the first "aah" is crying, and the second "aah" is sobbing until the finale with the scream of agony-- such a clever, musical expression that depicts the grief and suffering people experience seeing their brothers-in-arm killed in battle.
He expands his voice out even more in the studio version and adds different notes in but to actually watch them do this live makes you really appreciate how they all collectively came together to maje this special.I think the crowd were either told to stay quiet or were just mesmerised
That's exactly why I love ir.The agony and emotion of it all.Having said that the album version of the verses especially are more melodic as he really stretches his voice out to add in extra parts
wow...i never knew that...thats pretty frickin awesome....gives me a whole new outlook on the meaning...thanks bro...ive been listening to deep purple since the 80's when i was a teenager getting exposed to rock n roll 70's style.. mom and pops embraced the peace and love culture and smoked alot of pot....always had deep purple playing on the record player...good times
The drummer drives the bus!!.....Ian Paice is a master and one of the few "modern" drummers that Buddy Rich name checked....that should tell you all you need to know.....
I was 13 in 1970 when Child In Time was released. It was a bad year for youth who dared to protest the war. The Kentucky state massacre happened May 4th and shocked our nations families, parents and children; that our government would fire on and kill our own children on college campus. It was horrendous. When Child in Time was released that year it seemed like an anthem to the antiwar movement.
If you don’t own a copy of the Deep Purple album “Made In Japan”, make sure you get it. It’s often considered to their best album, as well as being one the greatest live albums by anyone.
@@Paul_Halicki First album I ever owned back in 1977 or 1978. When I moved to USA I bought castte, Then I bought vinyl again, than I bought CD. I wish I can get brand new vinyl again, none of that crap "remastered". Original was perfect.
This is AMAZING - even more so since it's live! No auto tune. I watched some footage of the Vietnam War with my husband, who is a Vietnam Vet. In the footage, they were just shooting like crazy. I asked him what they were shooting at. He said they didn't know most of the time, they were just trying to protect each other.
This is their masterpiece for sure. Admittedly it's a cover, and it's not often that a band's masterpiece is a cover version of someone else's tune, but they sure as hell made it their own.
Ritchie Blackmore is one of the best guitarist ever. Was trained classically but fortunate for us chose the way of rock. He was a founding member of Deep Purple as well as Rainbow and his current Celtic rock band Blackmores Night. Love him, he plays from the soul.
THE DRUMMER IAN IS AMAZING FIRST I EVER HEARD OF THEM WAS 🎶SPACE TRUCKIN🎶 THAT INTRO BLOW ME AWAY WHEN IT PLAYED THAT'S A MUST IF YOU HAVEN'T HEARD FROM DEEP PURPLE GREAT SONG GOOD CHOICE OF A REACTION THANKS GRIFFIN BROTHERS ✌🏼& LO💚E MY BROTHERS
One of the earliest songs where every single instrument and the vocalist, is shredding it up to max levels. What a time in music this was, you had Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, Queen and the Beatles all at the same time being active in creating their art.... great react guys :D
One of the best live albums ever recorded was Deep Purple's - Made in Japan. This was them at their peak (according to various members of the band) and was recorded very well. The only member of the band that has ALWAYS been in the band, is the drummer Ian. He's one of the best rock drummers ever and rarely gets the appreciation he deserves. One of the single biggest influences to my drumming, right with Bonzo, Moon, Bozzio and Peart. Rich the Ancient Metal Beast
If I remember correctly, I remember hearing this in High School. Anguish of the lost souls of Vietnam. This performance embraces all the chaos and pain of that era probably the best of any
Saw them in 1972 at the International Amphitheater in Chicago. 6th row center. The opening acts were Billy Preston and ZZ Top. What a show! My ears rang for 2 weeks after that.
Unfortunately I didn't make that show, but I did see Pink Floyd at the Chicago Auditorium Theater the year before. The place was only half full because not many people knew who Pink Floyd was. Two years before Dark Side of the Moon. To this day the best concert I had ever seen. I did see a lot of concerts at the Amphitheatre, unfortunately not that one. I still listen to Made in Japan.
I,ve always called Deep Purple speed blues... Basic chords, talkin, about what matters in a demential pace. Pure genius in musicianship!!! Unsurpassed.
Haven't heard this song since the 70s! Shout-out to the keyboards! I saw Deep Purple in 1973, and had forgotten what great musicians they were! Thanks for this reaction and for the memories, guys!
The collective musicianship of this line up is still unsurpassed imo. When Gillan (the original Jesus of Superstar) "attacks" camera also demonstrates the band's playfulness. Never a show exactly the same as before because they enjoyed improvising. (The title Child in Time is also ambiguous in that it means "Child soon you will see" and "Child embedded in circumstance") Rip Jon Lord. Best version is included in Concerto for Group and Orchestra btw.
@@catherinelynnfraser2001 Producers originally wanted Robert Plant to play Jesus until they heard an unmixed version of Child in Time. Gillan couldn't do Broadway or the movie because of his commitment to Purple.
I saw them soon after this Album "Deep Purple In Rock" was released almost 50 years ago at The World Famous: Royal Albert Hall in West London and the ticket price to be among the 5,000 audience that night.........25 PENCE or 34 CENTS to see one of the World's finest Rock Band line-ups: GILLAN/GLOVER/PAICE,LORD and BLACKMORE :)
The singer was screaming for the mothers. Someone had to represent the mothers that might not be alive when he sang it. Nobody heard the cries of the actual mothers of the babies that were dying. He was standing in for the mothers' voices and singing their exsistance that was ignored. I might be wrong, but that is what the song represents to me.
I saw them soon after this Album "Deep Purple In Rock" was released almost 50 years ago at The World Famous: Royal Albert Hall in West London and the ticket price to be among the 5,000 audience that night.........25 PENCE or 34 CENTS to see one of the World's finest Rock Band line-ups: GILLAN/GLOVER/PAICE, LORD and BLACKMORE :)
I was not alive in the 70s, but how can the crowd be SO calm? i would have lost my freaking mind !! would stand up, dance and spill my beer on everyone.
What makes this perfect, for me, is seeing that everyone of us, appreciates incredible music; for only one reason; because it's incredible music. It really closes the gap, that I never knew existed. Jamal, closing gaps, one GAP at a time. Love you, bro.
Thankyou for reviewing guys . So glad I put this video forward for you to watch . It's an amazing example of togetherness in a classic rock band. You couldn't make it back then if you didn't have raw talent ...gillan is the most underrated singer of all time . The audience weren't told to be like that though . They just didn't have a clue what on earth was happening to them. It was a TV show that had an array of acts on . So those little kids wearing their Sunday bests must've had their minds blown !!! This is actually so much better than the studio version
gr8 seeing the way each brother reacts a bit differently, Quintel is rather analytical while Laron is almost pure reactions and as usual Jamel is the perfect blend in between ... keep up the good work!!
Guys, this was filmed at Granada Studios, Manchester, UK in the 70s on a KIDS DAYTIME TV SHOW, hence all the moms in the audience with their children. I guess at the time they never knew they were witnessing one of the greatest live rock performances of all time.
This song was one that we like to cover live 30 years ago with my old band. Deep Purple are absolutely amazing. We were lucky to have a good singer, as you see it is not easy at all to sing. Made in Japan is an outstanding album that I suggest you from them (it underlined their talent perfectly).
Just looked it up ... The title of that song your brother was humming is from the TV Show "America's Greatest Hero" Song Title: Believe it or not I'm walking on Air.
This was my world growing up. Every one of my school days from Kindergarten to my Senior year had the shadow of the war cast on it. The question was always there - "will I be drafted and sent to 'Nam?" Saigon fell in April of 1975. I graduated in June. Songs like this, at that time, defined our generation.
Boys, I am 65 years old and when this song appeared, the world exploded. I am very happy that you who listen to it after 50 years live it just like us in our youth.
Agreed, although I like the original too. So did Jon Lord by the sounds of it, because his part is lifted note for note from this obscure jam, released before Child in Time was written. ruclips.net/video/zANOhnrdTZg/видео.html
For me, this tune is up there with "Stairway To Heaven" by Led Zeppelin. The studio version is cleaner & more melodic, but seeing Deep Purple Live, is among my life's golden memories
There is a reason Deep Purple have been major international superstars for decades. Massive legitimate talent, and a good work ethic to know how use it.
Three of the five are still killing it. Keyboardist Jon Lord sadly passed a dozen years ago. Guitarist Blackmore left the band in the early 90's to pursue other musical interests. Their newest album just came out in 2021.
I am a 57 year old metal head in New Zealand, this song was on the radio from release date in NZ so a familiar awesome track that inspired shit stirrters to have a laugh, seeing you guys get the kick I did decades ago was good, man. Real good. Cheers from the Rangitkei.
I love your reactions to the musicians and the great Ian Gillan singing one of the best songs of all-time. This song gave me goose bumps when I was a teenager back in the 70's .....and still does today.
Ian Gillian makes this song the masterpiece it is. Don't get me wrong, his band mates are stellar, none better but that voice! The way he uses is voice is without compare. People talk about who is the greatest rock voice, Robert Plant, Pual Rodgers or Roger Daltery and I say they are all wrong, it is Ian Gillian.
You probably haven't heard Nina Hagen's Naturträne yet. I like the song Child in Time better for several reasons, but I think Nina managed to beat Ian as the greatest rock voice, given her live performance of her song in Dortmund 1978.
@@marknieuweboer8099 She has great vocal range but I do not care for her. Just as I do not care for Mariah Carey. Miriah is exhausting. The vocal gymnastics wear me out.
Purple is still playing Ian Paice (Drummer) Ian Gillian (Vocals), Roger Glover (Bass) are still there, Don Airey (Keyboards) replaced Jon Lord after his passing and Steve Morse (Guitars - ex-Dixie Dregs/ Kansas) replaced Ritchie Blackmore! I saw them back in 2019 - they will be touring again in 2022 (Only 3 dates - in Florida before they head to European dates. Maybe back here more extensively in 2023
@@rikconverse8726 we were not going anyway. The band is just not the same without the original guitarist and this singer. (Husband told me all details about the bands past days.)
I thought I'd never heard this amazing song before, until the soul -wrenching chorus! Yes, of course, everyone who has been around long enough must have heard this at one time or another! Will request on local classic rock station.
i seen them with girl school as openers in 1985 when i was only 15 man now im 52 and my musical taste have not changed heavy metal and my movies to horror movies life is good ps at the concert of deep purple they did not do smoke on the water but it still was a great show
Welcome to Deep Purple guys. D.P. Is widely recognised as one of the most influential groups of all time. They just so happen to be my all time favourite band. 🤘🎸🎸
A time when folks were getting back from San Fransisco with rotting flowers in their hair, not knowing where to go while hundreds of people were dying in Vietnam for no good reason. Child In Time was right on the verge, a pivotal song playing on the concience of the folk back then, a divide between the flower-power pop culture and the reality of the moment. The birth of Hard Rock, right there and then. Music never was the same again afterwards.
So nice to see some younger guy's discovering 60's and 70's music. Even better, watching and listening to your reactions. That era was the best for music. Thanks
To be fair, smoking weed was practically REQUIRED in the early 70s & it really helped focusing on epic multi-layered arrangements like this. Ian draws you in like going to church… shoves you out in the maelstrom of the Purp slinging solos, then brings you back to church.
When you have the best guitar player Ritchie Blackmore the best singer in Ian Gillan the maestro Jon lord on the keyboards,the master drummer in Ian paice and the rock solid Roger Glover on bass you have the amazing Deep purple.The most talent in one band ever they where untouchable at this stage in there career.
The crowd was not allowed to distract from the songs back in those days. It was only certain shows, but it was "the man" trying to subdue the masses. I lived this!
Nearly three decades in the Army. Never worried about the bullet with my name on it, just all the ones addressed "to whom it may concern..." Love this song!
One of the best lineups ever. Ian Gillan, Ritchie Blackmore, Ian Paice, John Lord, and Roger Glover. Gillan did the Jesus Christ Superstar sound track in one take, in 2.5 hours.
Jamal just watching you and the brothers faces is enough to light any room up. Thank you so for being a blinding human and sharing with us your thoughts
Jamel as a young man growing up during these times, ( 50,s to present ) my favorite version of this was from their " Made In Japan " album. This song reminds me of the Vietnam war.
I've been a fan of Deep Purple since 1968. "Shades of Purple" was the Album and "Hush" was their hit single on that one. They really took off with Ian Gilliam though. In my opinion Ian had the best voice until Freddy Mercury and Queen made their Debut. I still love Ian's voice. RIP Jon Lord.
Last last 5 seconds of the song and deliberate red shadow lighting is so powerful, your faces watching it, and any bodies face I have seen watching that takes you to the heart of his soul for a brief moment. Great review.
Such an intense musical experience all musicians on top form vibing off each other. The crowd had to keep still as the studio controllers insisted. Things loosened up as theatre owners understood the music more.This kind of music was new.
This is one of those videos that EVERYONE needs to see/hear/experience. THIS particular clip. I have the studio version of this as well as the one on Made In Japan, which is excellent, but this video is just so damn pure and great. Stellar performances by everyone, excellent sound, excellent camera work. Except for when the cameraman got too close to Ian and annoyed him -- 2:52.
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my friend on facebook is posting deep purple...funny that.
also those kids in the audience didnt get it..lolol
Happy new year
Try Aerosmith, "Lord of the Thighs" and "Pandora's Box" from "Get Your Wings" Your brother will love them....!
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@@zindi1138 Kids then did get it, this was in a TV studio so strange, but UK kids were a lot more introverted then, you'd see them dancing seemingly emotionless, expressionless
It ws also a FAD of the time a fad of the time !
The all-natural voice of the incredible Ian Gillan - no enhancements or the blasphemous auto tune - plus the amazing Jon Lord on keyboards.
Yes indeed!!! Blew me away!!!!!!!!!
Ritchie wasn't that bad a guitarist either !
@@richardpeddie2060 You are correct, sir.
P.S. I just have to ask. Is this the same Richard Peddie who was once the president and CEO of Maple Leafs Sports and Entertainment or just someone with the exact name?
@@richardpeddie2060 Plus one of the best engine rooms in Paice and Glover :)
Yes! The autotune is BlAaAasphemOuOuS! XD Deep Purple ROCKS!!
The first "ooh" is weeping... the first "aah" is crying, and the second "aah" is sobbing until the finale with the scream of agony-- such a clever, musical expression that depicts the grief and suffering people experience seeing their brothers-in-arm killed in battle.
He expands his voice out even more in the studio version and adds different notes in but to actually watch them do this live makes you really appreciate how they all collectively came together to maje this special.I think the crowd were either told to stay quiet or were just mesmerised
@@mikecalvert887 yea a lot of crowds over seas were told to be quiet while they played. I think it was a respect thing if i remember right
That's exactly why I love ir.The agony and emotion of it all.Having said that the album version of the verses especially are more melodic as he really stretches his voice out to add in extra parts
wow...i never knew that...thats pretty frickin awesome....gives me a whole new outlook on the meaning...thanks bro...ive been listening to deep purple since the 80's when i was a teenager getting exposed to rock n roll 70's style.. mom and pops embraced the peace and love culture and smoked alot of pot....always had deep purple playing on the record player...good times
It's the progression of pain..
Actually, this version is so much better than the studio version.
Need to compile a list of such songs. All of Frampton, Jane Says-Janes Addiction, Riding the Storm out-REO Speedwagon, and About a Girl-Nirvana.
Agreed.
No studio production could touch a live performance like this.
This is a song that can be appreciated on every recording. That is part of why it is a great Deep Purple song.
Studioo version is amazing
The drummer drives the bus!!.....Ian Paice is a master and one of the few "modern" drummers that Buddy Rich name checked....that should tell you all you need to know.....
SOME OF THE QUICKEST LICKS ON EARTH
And yet he's still severely underrated.
Great drummer for sure. His solo on Deep Purple made in Japan is absolutely amazing. Definitely has some jazz chops!
The best drummers were Jazz drummers, John "Bonzo" Bonham was inspired by the Jazz greats... Max Roach, Gene Krupa and of course Buddy Rich...
His drums are always perfectly tuned as well. The snare on this version is probably my favorite sounding snare I've ever heard.
This is one of those rare cases where this live performance is arguably better musically than the studio cut
The studio version is better
@@samdeninno1951 both are great but I think the sound is better live
Ian was spectacular back in the day. What a voice.
Deep Purple live is like a big "Jam Session" and a song transpires every once in a while. They were so great, particularly the Ian Gillan Years.
They still are
I was 13 in 1970 when Child In Time was released. It was a bad year for youth who dared to protest the war. The Kentucky state massacre happened May 4th and shocked our nations families, parents and children; that our government would fire on and kill our own children on college campus. It was horrendous. When Child in Time was released that year it seemed like an anthem to the antiwar movement.
Hey Sharon, that was Kent St., but you got to the heart of it for sure. Regards
Do you mean Kent State in OH? Don't recall Kentucky State being fired upon by National Guard.
Kent State in Ohio friend, not Kentucky
Try Ohio Kent State Massacre get it straight
@@bobbyflay7217 Sharon is an uninformed dumbass. Probably a millennial.
Ian’s voice is phenomenal!He goes to higher octaves and expresses emotions at the same time
If you don’t own a copy of the Deep Purple album “Made In Japan”, make sure you get it. It’s often considered to their best album, as well as being one the greatest live albums by anyone.
Deep Purple is a master in live
Top 5 Live of All Time.
Exactly! The best Deep Purple album.
One of the first albums I ever owned. It's fantastic.
@@Paul_Halicki First album I ever owned back in 1977 or 1978. When I moved to USA I bought castte, Then I bought vinyl again, than I bought CD. I wish I can get brand new vinyl again, none of that crap "remastered". Original was perfect.
This is AMAZING - even more so since it's live! No auto tune. I watched some footage of the Vietnam War with my husband, who is a Vietnam Vet. In the footage, they were just shooting like crazy. I asked him what they were shooting at. He said they didn't know most of the time, they were just trying to protect each other.
Thank your Husband for his service!
Several classically-trained musicians fused with the best voice of his generation, all cooked in hard rock sauce. So talented!
One of my all-time favorite bands, one of my all-time favorite songs. Watching you guys love it, as much as me, makes me love it even more.
Best concert I ever went to!
This is their masterpiece for sure. Admittedly it's a cover, and it's not often that a band's masterpiece is a cover version of someone else's tune, but they sure as hell made it their own.
Music is timeless...The evidence is right here❣️🙏🏻
One of the Best Voices..Ever.💯
Ritchie Blackmore is one of the best guitarist ever. Was trained classically but fortunate for us chose the way of rock. He was a founding member of Deep Purple as well as Rainbow and his current Celtic rock band Blackmores Night. Love him, he plays from the soul.
Now I need some "10 Years After" and some "Canned Heat" please!
Yes, yes a thousand times yes.
and "going up the country"
@@eibbor171 and Let's work together and Poor Moon
You can tell he’s singing with his soul , I can feel it !
group concentration deep purples music does have the magic to make sit there and wonder what planet they are from
"Controlled Chaos" is a great description of this song.
THE DRUMMER IAN IS AMAZING FIRST I EVER HEARD OF THEM WAS 🎶SPACE TRUCKIN🎶 THAT INTRO BLOW ME AWAY WHEN IT PLAYED THAT'S A MUST IF YOU HAVEN'T HEARD FROM DEEP PURPLE GREAT SONG GOOD CHOICE OF A REACTION THANKS GRIFFIN BROTHERS ✌🏼& LO💚E MY BROTHERS
Check out Ian in the Live version The Mule in Copenhagen Denmark !972.
@@BeeLineEast I'M A DRUMMER MYSELF SO BELIEVE ME THE SOUND OF IAN HAS BEEN IN MY CHILD FOR A LONG TIME AMAZING SOLO UNBELIEVABLE RECORDINGS
Stop screaming!
@@NOAHCASAS Yes he is way under rated for some reason i could never figure out why. He is an excellent drummer.
@@geezerbill LOL KEYBOARD IS BROKEN CAP LOCK IS STUCK BELIEVE ME BILL YOU DON'T WANT A PERSON LIKE ME YELLING AT YOU IN REAL LIFE FACE TO FACE ✌🏼OUT
Made In Japan is one of the best live albums I've ever heard, recorded during the classic lineup's heyday in 1972. Give it a listen.
One of the earliest songs where every single instrument and the vocalist, is shredding it up to max levels.
What a time in music this was, you had Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, Queen and the Beatles all at the same time being active in creating their art....
great react guys :D
A true Masterpiece...thank God these were recorded so intimately...the quality is superb.
One of the best live albums ever recorded was Deep Purple's - Made in Japan. This was them at their peak (according to various members of the band) and was recorded very well.
The only member of the band that has ALWAYS been in the band, is the drummer Ian. He's one of the best rock drummers ever and rarely gets the appreciation he deserves.
One of the single biggest influences to my drumming, right with Bonzo, Moon, Bozzio and Peart.
Rich the Ancient Metal Beast
This song was before music videos, and so I really appreciate seeing them sing and play for real. Thanks for being good people!
Saw Deep Purple live twice in Scotland in the early 70s - amazing (and my ears were ringing for a couple of days afterwards).
If I remember correctly, I remember hearing this in High School. Anguish of the lost souls of Vietnam. This performance embraces all the chaos and pain of that era probably the best of any
Saw them in 1972 at the International Amphitheater in Chicago. 6th row center. The opening acts were Billy Preston and ZZ Top. What a show! My ears rang for 2 weeks after that.
Unfortunately I didn't make that show, but I did see Pink Floyd at the Chicago Auditorium Theater the year before. The place was only half full because not many people knew who Pink Floyd was. Two years before Dark Side of the Moon. To this day the best concert I had ever seen. I did see a lot of concerts at the Amphitheatre, unfortunately not that one. I still listen to Made in Japan.
I went to a show of theirs in the 90s and that song was played and it blew everyone's mind
...and once again, Deep Purple brings us together...
I,ve always called Deep Purple speed blues... Basic chords, talkin, about what matters in a demential pace.
Pure genius in musicianship!!! Unsurpassed.
Haven't heard this song since the 70s! Shout-out to the keyboards! I saw Deep Purple in 1973, and had forgotten what great musicians they were! Thanks for this reaction and for the memories, guys!
The collective musicianship of this line up is still unsurpassed imo. When Gillan (the original Jesus of Superstar) "attacks" camera also demonstrates the band's playfulness. Never a show exactly the same as before because they enjoyed improvising. (The title Child in Time is also ambiguous in that it means "Child soon you will see" and "Child embedded in circumstance") Rip Jon Lord. Best version is included in Concerto for Group and Orchestra btw.
The best band ever
@@squirrel2000 i thought so too until I heard the Concerto version.
You can see why they chose Ian as the Original Jesus Christ and why every other singer has adapted his stylings.
@@catherinelynnfraser2001 Producers originally wanted Robert Plant to play Jesus until they heard an unmixed version of Child in Time. Gillan couldn't do Broadway or the movie because of his commitment to Purple.
I saw them soon after this Album "Deep Purple In Rock" was released almost 50 years ago at The World Famous: Royal Albert Hall in West London and the ticket price to be among the 5,000 audience that night.........25 PENCE or 34 CENTS to see one of the World's finest Rock Band line-ups: GILLAN/GLOVER/PAICE,LORD and BLACKMORE :)
The singer was screaming for the mothers. Someone had to represent the mothers that might not be alive when he sang it.
Nobody heard the cries of the actual mothers of the babies that were dying.
He was standing in for the mothers' voices and singing their exsistance that was ignored.
I might be wrong, but that is what the song represents to me.
Saw them back in the 70’s- stood up by the stage by a wall of speakers- couldn’t hear well for about 3 days. Worth it!!
I saw them soon after this Album "Deep Purple In Rock" was released almost 50 years ago at The World Famous: Royal Albert Hall in West London and the ticket price to be among the 5,000 audience that night.........25 PENCE or 34 CENTS to see one of the World's finest Rock Band line-ups: GILLAN/GLOVER/PAICE, LORD and BLACKMORE :)
First concert was Deep Purple back in 1972. Couldn't hear clearly for 3 days. Glad you can experience them.
I was not alive in the 70s, but how can the crowd be SO calm? i would have lost my freaking mind !! would stand up, dance and spill my beer on everyone.
They were told not to react to not ruin the recording
What makes this perfect, for me, is seeing that everyone of us, appreciates incredible music; for only one reason; because it's incredible music. It really closes the gap, that I never knew existed. Jamal, closing gaps, one GAP at a time. Love you, bro.
Thankyou for reviewing guys . So glad I put this video forward for you to watch . It's an amazing example of togetherness in a classic rock band. You couldn't make it back then if you didn't have raw talent ...gillan is the most underrated singer of all time . The audience weren't told to be like that though . They just didn't have a clue what on earth was happening to them. It was a TV show that had an array of acts on . So those little kids wearing their Sunday bests must've had their minds blown !!!
This is actually so much better than the studio version
Obviously the singing is amazing but the rest of the band is just kicking ass all over the place too.
gr8 seeing the way each brother reacts a bit differently, Quintel is rather analytical while Laron is almost pure reactions and as usual Jamel is the perfect blend in between ... keep up the good work!!
Yeah, i wish you guys were my neighbors, bbq and hanging out & jamming out.
seeing on your faces the joy of appreciation for this masterpiece brings joy to me
Guys, this was filmed at Granada Studios, Manchester, UK in the 70s on a KIDS DAYTIME TV SHOW, hence all the moms in the audience with their children. I guess at the time they never knew they were witnessing one of the greatest live rock performances of all time.
The studio version is good! But this live version brings me to tears!! His voice is both hypnotic and explosive!!
This song was one that we like to cover live 30 years ago with my old band. Deep Purple are absolutely amazing. We were lucky to have a good singer, as you see it is not easy at all to sing.
Made in Japan is an outstanding album that I suggest you from them (it underlined their talent perfectly).
52 yrs later and it still gives me goosebumps.
This is what we got to listen to when we were growing up, NOTHING COMPARES TO OUR MUSIC!!!!
His notes were soooooo pitch perfect, it was scary!!!! Amazing Masterful singer, screamer!!!!
Just looked it up ...
The title of that song your brother was humming is from the TV Show "America's Greatest Hero"
Song Title: Believe it or not I'm walking on Air.
so good to listen to a pure, powerful , unadulterated voice like this.... a SINGER, for C@@@@ sake!
IMO, the late 60's and early 70's brought us a fantastic quality of music, a quality that I doubt will ever be equaled .
This was my world growing up. Every one of my school days from Kindergarten to my Senior year had the shadow of the war cast on it. The question was always there - "will I be drafted and sent to 'Nam?" Saigon fell in April of 1975. I graduated in June. Songs like this, at that time, defined our generation.
Boys, I am 65 years old and when this song appeared, the world exploded. I am very happy that you who listen to it after 50 years live it just like us in our youth.
The best version of Child in Time is on the live album "Made in Japan" ! The best album of Deep Purple.
Agreed, although I like the original too. So did Jon Lord by the sounds of it, because his part is lifted note for note from this obscure jam, released before Child in Time was written. ruclips.net/video/zANOhnrdTZg/видео.html
DEEP PURPLE - They have so many Beast Songs.
For me, this tune is up there with "Stairway To Heaven" by Led Zeppelin. The studio version is cleaner & more melodic, but seeing Deep Purple Live, is among my life's golden memories
Stairway To Heaven will recorded in a year.
There is a reason Deep Purple have been major international superstars for decades. Massive legitimate talent, and a good work ethic to know how use it.
The 60's & 70's were the best years ever with music like this. It will never happen again!!! 🖐😎😜😉😃🌹
Three of the five are still killing it. Keyboardist Jon Lord sadly passed a dozen years ago. Guitarist Blackmore left the band in the early 90's to pursue other musical interests. Their newest album just came out in 2021.
Back when TALENT was King 👑
I am a 57 year old metal head in New Zealand, this song was on the radio from release date in NZ so a familiar awesome track that inspired shit stirrters to have a laugh, seeing you guys get the kick I did decades ago was good, man. Real good. Cheers from the Rangitkei.
I love your reactions to the musicians and the great Ian Gillan singing one of the best songs of all-time.
This song gave me goose bumps when I was a teenager back in the 70's .....and still does today.
That looks like too much fun hanging out and listening to jams.
Damn, their first Deep Purple and you start them off with Child In Time! That's throwing them into the deep end of the pool!
Ian Gillian makes this song the masterpiece it is. Don't get me wrong, his band mates are stellar, none better but that voice! The way he uses is voice is without compare. People talk about who is the greatest rock voice, Robert Plant, Pual Rodgers or Roger Daltery and I say they are all wrong, it is Ian Gillian.
You probably haven't heard Nina Hagen's Naturträne yet. I like the song Child in Time better for several reasons, but I think Nina managed to beat Ian as the greatest rock voice, given her live performance of her song in Dortmund 1978.
@@marknieuweboer8099 She has great vocal range but I do not care for her. Just as I do not care for Mariah Carey. Miriah is exhausting. The vocal gymnastics wear me out.
Completely agree re his talent. Not my favorite genre, but man GIllian is amazing. Just like Pat Benatar for a female singer.
@@diceportz7107 Yeah, whether you care or not about vocalists must be the decisive factor when determining who is the greatest rock voice.
"I'm cryin for ya night and day". Gets me every time. Raw emotion.
Jamel try a deep dig on Journey to the Center of your mind the Amboys
Another psychedelic banger
Ted Nugent at 15 on guitar.
“That’s ether right there”
Damn straight man. These guys know what’s up. Tapping right into the ether there.
Purple is still playing Ian Paice (Drummer) Ian Gillian (Vocals), Roger Glover (Bass) are still there, Don Airey (Keyboards) replaced Jon Lord after his passing and Steve Morse (Guitars - ex-Dixie Dregs/ Kansas) replaced Ritchie Blackmore!
I saw them back in 2019 - they will be touring again in 2022 (Only 3 dates - in Florida before they head to European dates. Maybe back here more extensively in 2023
Wow!! In Florida!!!!! I have to look into this for sure!!!!!!!
@@clemmycat Feb 10 Hollywood, Fl.; Feb 12 St. Petersburg, Fl.; Feb 14-18 Rock Legends Cruise Departing from Orlando.
Thanks!
It may be all for naught - it seems like the. Cruise is off and the theater shows are up in the air.
@@rikconverse8726 we were not going anyway. The band is just not the same without the original guitarist and this singer. (Husband told me all details about the bands past days.)
I thought I'd never heard this amazing song before, until the soul -wrenching chorus! Yes, of course, everyone who has been around long enough must have heard this at one time or another! Will request on local classic rock station.
True artistry by an incredible group of individuals....love this song and all their others as well!!
I grew up with this music!
About 14 or 15...lots of grass smoking back then..mind blowing! Wow, that must have been an awesome concert!
the TV show you are thinking of is Greatest American Hero I think
i seen them with girl school as openers in 1985 when i was only 15 man now im 52 and my musical taste have not changed heavy metal
and my movies to horror movies
life is good
ps
at the concert of deep purple they did not do smoke on the water but it still was a great show
Welcome to Deep Purple guys. D.P. Is widely recognised as one of the most influential groups of all time. They just so happen to be my all time favourite band. 🤘🎸🎸
Man in the middle totally gets it. Also this version of Child In Time is the absolute best!! Bravo!!
Also known as Dusty's "It's the wonder of nature, baby!" Song.
Gillan was a beast in his prime and Blackmore the best Rock Guitarist of his generation imo. This line-up is the epitomy of "Supergroup."
A time when folks were getting back from San Fransisco with rotting flowers in their hair, not knowing where to go while hundreds of people were dying in Vietnam for no good reason. Child In Time was right on the verge, a pivotal song playing on the concience of the folk back then, a divide between the flower-power pop culture and the reality of the moment. The birth of Hard Rock, right there and then. Music never was the same again afterwards.
Three heads bobbing in time….that’s how good it is lol
Great video guys.
So nice to see some younger guy's discovering 60's and 70's music.
Even better, watching and listening to your reactions.
That era was the best for music.
Thanks
To be fair, smoking weed was practically REQUIRED in the early 70s & it really helped focusing on epic multi-layered arrangements like this. Ian draws you in like going to church… shoves you out in the maelstrom of the Purp slinging solos, then brings you back to church.
When you have the best guitar player Ritchie Blackmore the best singer in Ian Gillan the maestro Jon lord on the keyboards,the master drummer in Ian paice and the rock solid Roger Glover on bass you have the amazing Deep purple.The most talent in one band ever they where untouchable at this stage in there career.
The crowd was not allowed to distract from the songs back in those days. It was only certain shows, but it was "the man" trying to subdue the masses. I lived this!
Nearly three decades in the Army. Never worried about the bullet with my name on it, just all the ones addressed "to whom it may concern..." Love this song!
One of the best lineups ever. Ian Gillan, Ritchie Blackmore, Ian Paice, John Lord, and Roger Glover. Gillan did the Jesus Christ Superstar sound track in one take, in 2.5 hours.
The best lyrics in this song is the, AAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH.
Jamal just watching you and the brothers faces is enough to light any room up.
Thank you so for being a blinding human and sharing with us your thoughts
Jamel as a young man growing up during these times, ( 50,s to present ) my favorite version of this was from their " Made In Japan " album. This song reminds me of the Vietnam war.
The live version from the Made in Japan album is definately the best.
I've been a fan of Deep Purple since 1968. "Shades of Purple" was the Album and "Hush" was their hit single on that one. They really took off with Ian Gilliam though. In my opinion Ian had the best voice until Freddy Mercury and Queen made their Debut. I still love Ian's voice. RIP Jon Lord.
The audience lol
All the elements of this song were 🔥
The singing, guitar, drumming, keyboards 🔥
very good analysis! THAT is exactly what that song is about!
Last last 5 seconds of the song and deliberate red shadow lighting is so powerful, your faces watching it, and any bodies face I have seen watching that takes you to the heart of his soul for a brief moment. Great review.
1970……man…… the MASTERS of their INSTRUMENTS
I was. Huge Deep purple fan back in the 70s bought all the albums new. I’d forgotten how good this was.
Such an intense musical experience all musicians on top form vibing off each other. The crowd had to keep still as the studio controllers insisted. Things loosened up as theatre owners understood the music more.This kind of music was new.
This is one of those videos that EVERYONE needs to see/hear/experience. THIS particular clip. I have the studio version of this as well as the one on Made In Japan, which is excellent, but this video is just so damn pure and great. Stellar performances by everyone, excellent sound, excellent camera work. Except for when the cameraman got too close to Ian and annoyed him -- 2:52.