Deep Purple is one of the kings of hard rock/metal. Along with the likes of Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath their a major influence on a lot of artists.
@@TheZumph all three are fantastic. Why do we have to have a war over this. There's nothing wrong with people preferring one over the others, even if they disagree with your favorite. My favorite of the three is Zep, for example, but DP and Sabbath are close behind.
Ian Gillan of Deep Purple is one of the greatest singers of all time... He's 77 years old now, and still singing live for Deep Purple 🤘🤘 In his prime, he was up there w/ Robert Plant, Ronnie James Dio, Paul McCartney, Bon Scott, Paul Stanley, Steven Tyler... all the iconic voices of the day.
@@musicfanatic5037 Perhaps it's preference, but I can name 5 very quickly that I would take over Ian: Plant, Freddie, Perry, Cornell, Tyler, Rodgers... There's more than 5.
The incomparable Jon Lord. One of the finest keyboardists in rock history. Then of course Ian Paice on the drums is just amazing. Richie Blackmore has come to be known as a legendary guitarist, with Roger Glover on bass guitar. That just leaves those amazing vocals by Ian Gillan. Wow! What an incredibly talented group of musicians. Deep Purple has gone through many personnel changes, but this lineup is most definitely my favorite. ♥️✌🏼😎
Deep purple really loved their time in Japan , hence this tribute to their Japanese fans . They were playing in Japan in the early 70s , this was only 26 years after the allies had dropped two A Bombs on the country and still greeted with sell out concerts and wonderful fans
I love that you say it's the guitar riff, when in fact the riff is mostly played by Jon Lord on his Hammond Organ running through a overdriven/distortion Marshall (guitar) Amplifier. Love it. Jon Lord was a phenomenal organ, piano, and synthesizer player. I actually cried the day he died. RIP Jon Lord. He was just as critical to their sound as Ritchie Blackmore was on guitar.
You a smart guy the most guitar players I know constantly think that like Smoke on the Water and other things that were supposed to be guitar riffs were Richie Blackmore you're the first one I've seen that got it right good job
Very well said Francis! A lot of people totally miss the fact that a lot of the riffs are Jon Lord on the organ. He is that good. Lord and Blackmore teaming up with Gillian over the top is always something special.
I'm 64 & LOVE You Guys !! Your Reactions always seem to hit the nail on the head...I'm an Old R&R Chick...seen 57 bands in concert ... lots more than once...Got a Kick out of you seeing Foghat...was my 2nd concert 74-75 they opened for Peter Frampton....Met a lot of Bands By making stage clothes or friends in Bands...1st Best...a friend Rob Hyman ( in a band called The Hooters) was recording Time after Time with Cyndi Lauper...met her & we did Tequila shots..she was as FUN as you'd think !!....Thanks for the Great reactions!! They bring back the Best Memories!!...P.S. saw Deep Purple in 1976
I'm 64yrs old also and I love these beautiful young people. Taking me all the way back to my teens and early 20's. Amazed with all the stuff you put in your brain over many years you remember every note every word. Knowing what is coming and watching them react to it for the first time is awesome.
That's awesome. If you saw deep purple in 1976 then you saw the come taste the band tour with Tommy Bolin and the coverdale/Hughes Era. Which was a fantastic album. I'm only 36 but I've seen deep purple 19 times myself. Love them.
@@rockstaa13 Not sure who opened...they guy bought the tickets ... our 1st date && 1st time I smoked Pot...We got lost on way & got there just in time to hear Purple starting as we walked in door...LOL..
Child in Time Kentucky Women Black Night Deep Purple is just a great rock band that had so many great hits. One of those albums that was played from start to finish. I hope "Kentucky Women" is your next pick. Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️ ❤️ 🇨🇦🇨🇦
Yeah....I don't know what they are waiting for. Child in time has been strongly suggested in the comments of every deep purple song they've reacted to. I just want to see the look on Jay's face
Deep Purple was a band were you either liked them or hated them, you could take them or leave them. But one fact that can not be denied is that at one time in the mid to late 60s they where known as the loudest Band in the world. When you left a Deep Purple concrete your ears rang for hours.
People can argue about the best and who is better but for me. I grow up with Deep Purple, Black Sabbath and Zeppelin all hitting it at one time. It's not about better. It's just some of the greatest music and artists of any generation. We were blessed
The reason Deep Purple riffs often have that extra heaviness is keyboardist Jon Lord's overdriven Hammond organ playing in unison with the guitar. Naturally, he also plays the piano part on this song. The guy is a legend and essential to the classic Deep Purple sound.
My favorite from Deep Purple! My older brother was a big fan of the band in the 70's, so I was brought up on this. Fun fact (for me, at least)....took my first vacation to Japan back in spring '15, and when arriving in Tokyo, I messaged my brother with, "Why am I reminded of Deep Purple right now?" He knew what I was thinking immediately....."DEEP PURPLE!" 😂
Jon Lord is totally killing it on that banging honky tonk piano. I normally think of him playing his Hammond Organ through a marshall stack for tons of eardrum-wrecking power and distortion but in this he utilizes the piano and it's so wonderful.
Jon Lord came in just right with that piano roll ..The is one of the best DP songs with a great outro , Ritchie knew how to blend it all in and not over do it with the guitar..
KNOCKIN AT YOUR BACK DOOR AND PERFECT STRANGERS (SONG ABOUT THEM REUNITING AFTER MANY YEARS) FROM THEIR REUNION ALBUM 1985 PERFECT STRANGERS. 2 GREAT SONGS
Back to my rock and roll road trip music! Love Deep Purple. Smoke on the water played at my Junior High graduation dance. Way back in... YEAH never mind...
I worked for the local newspaper the Leicester Mercury in the early nineties, and my Line Manager shared that he knew Jon Lord, he lived in his street I believe; anyhoo he said he and his mates used to call round to ask if Jon wanted to come out and play footy; Jon's Mum used to say he was busy practising piano; he couldn't understand why Jon didn't want to at least sometimes play football; years later by chance he bumped in to Jon, went to his mansion and saw his Rolls-Royce outside, beautiful beast it was; he said he understood then, and understands completely why Jon was so focussed on the thing he was good at; he said "Here's me scraping a living, always fighting to keep the wolves from the door, and theres Jon, having done what he loves, comfortable and worry-free; good on 'im, just wish I'd done something like that!" I also get that, Jon Lord was astonishing as a player, but there are few who can do what he did!!
Ian Gillan , one of the best rock singers of all time , he can sing anything , he even sang as Jesus on the original soundtrack of Jesus Christ Superstar , and it was Amazing
Jay and Amber their most epic song is Child in time, for more of their blues songs When a blind man cries or Lazy. Their heavier sound try Highway Star or Burn. Thanks you guys are awesome ❤
@@erikthompson619 I usually hear Bonham, Peart, Moon, Mitchell, Porcaro, Watts,Keltner, Gadd, Blaine and Ringo. When I was studying drums and reading Modern Drummer regularly, I seldom heard anything about Paice. Maybe I missed something? Hopefully I did because he certainly deserves the credit. BTW He has a great last name for a Drummer.
I saw Deep Purple live back in the 1980s on their "Perfect Strangers" tour. Amazing concert. I actually wasn't feeling well when I got a phone call. A friend had an extra ticket and would pick me up to go to the show. I couldn't say no. Everybody was standing and halfway through the concert I had to sit. I just didn't have the energy. The following day I went to the doctor and got some tests. I had mononucleosis.
Me too, February 20,21 1985 Cleveland at Richfield Coliseum no longer standing tore it down now it's a Bird Sanctuary saw Dio,Judas priest,kinks white snake Quiet Riot ZZ top Motley Crue, Purple was the best for 2 nights in a row never forget and yes it was very loud 📢
@@Nonconformistwilderbeastman I saw Pink Floyd there in '87 I believe. That was the best concert I ever attended. Massive thunder storm over lake Erie and they had all the amenities there including the huge glass ball with laser light and the rain and the lightning... WOW! I did see Deep Purple in Pittsburgh, PA in 1985 when they released Perfect Strangers. The only concert that I ever heard 35 K people scream "TURN IT DOWN!" so Deep Purple stopped the show for about 10 minutes and when they came back they were playing at 130-135db. Memories. ❤
Loved Deep Purple for over fourty years , they are my favorite !! That is Jon Lord on organ/piano , amazing artist , too bad we lost him a few years ago !! Deep Purple always has a mix of organ and guitar , if you want to check out Jon Lord's crazy finger work , then you gotta hear RAT BAT BLUE , he goes super fast on his solo , it will blow your mind how fast he can play !!! Or if you want a totally different sound from them , then try Anyone's Daughter !! Anything else from DEEP PURPLE is always cool too !! Fireball ,, Lazy ,, Space Truckin ,, Burn ,, but if you check out SPEED KING , you should put your seatbelt on !!!
One of their very best, and for DP that says alot. 5 truly outstanding musicians making outstanding music. This one also perfectly shows why their singer did the title part in the original Jesus Christ Superstar. His voice can be heavenly when he chooses.
Jay and Amber should do Gethsemane from Superstar. Ian Gillan will make their jaws drop. I have also requested Yvonne Elliman singing I Don't Know How To Love Him.
Deep Purple is always worth a listen and thanks for doing one from an underappreciated album, great song. To hear them utterly cut loose, try either Highway Star live from Made in Japan or if you heard it already, try from Made in Europe, try the live You Fool No One, one of Ritchie Blackmore's best solos ever. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
This was released in 1973 let that sink in for a moment. It's bittersweet for me even though the music is still stellar all my friends I hung out with and listened to this with are all gone now. RIP GUY'S
I can listen to Made In Japan over and over and never get tired of it after 50 year's. It is absolutely the greatest Live Album in Rock History and that is saying alot. It is the measure of what a Live Album should be. This is where Deep Purple ruled.
These bands were talented from the 70s, they just went to the studio and out came these great timeless songs!! It really was great time to grow up! I am so happy I got to experience them back then and todayl.
Amber with her 70s groove on!!!...I love it!...lol..Deep Purple are in the rock n roll hall of fame...they are my boyhood hard rock idols..I saw them live in 1974 when I was 16...I still have not forgotten that show...more Deep Purple please..
Teaser -Tommy Bolin would be amazing, he played guitar for Deep Purple, James Gang, and Moxy at different times. One of the greatest unknown guitarists of all time.
Make no mistake. This was a band made up of top of the shelf musicians. Child In time (live 1970) is a must if one wants to fully appreciate their talents.
The classic interplay between Ritchie Blackmore (Original Guitarist) & the late very much missed Jon Lord on Hammond organ & piano was the soul of Deep Purple.
February 2nd, 1985, Richfield Coliseum. Me and three friends from high school are at their "Perfect Strangers Tour", second row, center stage. I was able to get good seats because one of my sisters was in the Belkin Ticket Club. And I didnt tell them. I told them we were in the second row on the first level, on the side of the stage. They freaked out when I handed them our tickets when we got to the doors. Best concert I ever saw! My ears rang for 2 days. Jon Lord, the keyboard player, was less than 15 feet in front of me, surrounded by multiple keyboards, ROCKING them (figuratively and literally) back and forth. I have an 8x10 of him in action in my rock and roll dining room. I was looking up at them, waiting for them to topple over and possibly crush us. The music critic, legendary Jane Scott who wrote for newspapers and Rolling Stone Magazine, was sitting 2 seats away. It was really an amazing night... :)
Every time you do Deep Purple, you of course give well deserved praise to the guitar and drums, and the keyboards. From this I expect you never heard "Child in Time", where Ian Gillian's vocals are simply amazing, particularly on the live album, Made in Japan. I guarantee it is something you will never forget.
All in for Deep Purple so if you want to rock out, try an underrated and overlooked band; Uriah Heep and their song, Stealin' and you will not forget it.
Agree with you about the studio versions. I hate live albums. Especially live albums from the 70s, where the jamming and guitar solos (yuck!) go on forever and ever making the songs three times as long. With some admirable exceptions like Thin Lizzy, Kiss and Wishbone Ash.
Thanks for doing the full version. (There's a radio edit that cuts off the outro.) Jon Lord (RIP) preferred to use his organ, but he can certainly jam on the piano as well, as you see here. He had classical training and would work in all sorts of things into his solo spots in concert. The star of this song, IMO, is Roger Glover's throbbing bass. Unfortunately, as I've mentioned, this was the final album ("Who Do We Think We Are") before guitarist Ritchie Blackmore's ongoing issues with singer Ian Gillan led to Blackmore firing Gillan and Glover (who had been together in Episode Six before this and who had been brought in as a pair to replace the original singer and bassist, from the lineup that did "Hush"). Still, as I noted on your Rainbow "Since You Been Gone" reaction, eventually Glover and Blackmore buried the hatchet, and that led to the 1980s reunion, with "Perfect Strangers". You still have so many classics from this "Mark II" lineup, from "Highway Star" to "Child in Time" to "Pictures of Home" (and I'm only scratching the surface here), but if you want to change things up a bit, you might try a bit of the "Mark III" lineup, with David Coverdale (the Whitesnake guy) and Glenn Hughes taking the places of Gillan and Glover. "Burn" is an absolute classic, and arguably the best guitar riff Blackmore ever thought up. Or you could skip ahead to the "Mark VII" line up from the 1990s and give a listen to "Ted the Mechanic", perhaps. It's all good.
DP is still the greatest band in the world. Next year there will be yet another album with new music from them. Plesae do a reaction to one of the newer songs. Something of the album "Woosh" that came out in 2020 would be great.
The late great Jon Lord on Organ had been there one of the Founding members along with Ian Paice on drums and Ritchie Blackmore on Guitar. Just the piano playing for him is a rarely he mostly had the organ use sound. Makes this song unique
Jay n Amber I bagged you a couple times to react to this Huge early 70s Hit , Smoke on the water from 1972 is another huge hit by them you loved it The 70s Amber OOOOO YAAAAH
Deep Purple is one of the kings of hard rock/metal. Along with the likes of Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath their a major influence on a lot of artists.
Deep purple are better than zep and Sabbath only a turd would disagree
I personally agree. I like all 3 of course. But Deep Purple is better.
Deep purple, Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath were known as the trilogy of rock
@@TheZumph all three are fantastic. Why do we have to have a war over this. There's nothing wrong with people preferring one over the others, even if they disagree with your favorite. My favorite of the three is Zep, for example, but DP and Sabbath are close behind.
Deep Purple "Knocking at your backdoor" and "Perfect Strangers" are both fire too!
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Rob Squad reacted to 'Perfect Strangers' about 3 months ago.
or Black Night
Ian Gillan of Deep Purple is one of the greatest singers of all time... He's 77 years old now, and still singing live for Deep Purple 🤘🤘
In his prime, he was up there w/ Robert Plant, Ronnie James Dio, Paul McCartney, Bon Scott, Paul Stanley, Steven Tyler... all the iconic voices of the day.
In his prime, he was much better than all the singers you listed.
@@ninoorjon Well now you've got a bit over the line. lol
No, he's not. Outside of Freddy Mercury, no rock band ever had a lead singer that could hold a candle to Ian Gillan.
@@musicfanatic5037 Perhaps it's preference, but I can name 5 very quickly that I would take over Ian: Plant, Freddie, Perry, Cornell, Tyler, Rodgers... There's more than 5.
And at least some huge respect for their drummer, IAN PAISE. He set the standard for hard rock drummers way back when.
The incomparable Jon Lord. One of the finest keyboardists in rock history. Then of course Ian Paice on the drums is just amazing. Richie Blackmore has come to be known as a legendary guitarist, with Roger Glover on bass guitar. That just leaves those amazing vocals by Ian Gillan. Wow! What an incredibly talented group of musicians. Deep Purple has gone through many personnel changes, but this lineup is most definitely my favorite.
♥️✌🏼😎
Peak period for sure.
can u just imagine if gillian and blackmore got along and the mark 2 line stayed together!! they may have even eclipsed led zepplin
Best of all, not one of the best
Deep purple really loved their time in Japan , hence this tribute to their Japanese fans . They were playing in Japan in the early 70s , this was only 26 years after the allies had dropped two A Bombs on the country and still greeted with sell out concerts and wonderful fans
Thank you Catman for that prospective -mind blowing WoW
I love that you say it's the guitar riff, when in fact the riff is mostly played by Jon Lord on his Hammond Organ running through a overdriven/distortion Marshall (guitar) Amplifier. Love it. Jon Lord was a phenomenal organ, piano, and synthesizer player. I actually cried the day he died. RIP Jon Lord. He was just as critical to their sound as Ritchie Blackmore was on guitar.
Nicely said. Agree heartily. Jon Lord reached up to play keys as he passed. A true legend.
Rift? Lol
@@KneeJerkReactions13 was thinking the same!
You a smart guy the most guitar players I know constantly think that like Smoke on the Water and other things that were supposed to be guitar riffs were Richie Blackmore you're the first one I've seen that got it right good job
Very well said Francis! A lot of people totally miss the fact that a lot of the riffs are Jon Lord on the organ. He is that good. Lord and Blackmore teaming up with Gillian over the top is always something special.
I'm 64 & LOVE You Guys !! Your Reactions always seem to hit the nail on the head...I'm an Old R&R Chick...seen 57 bands in concert ... lots more than once...Got a Kick out of you seeing Foghat...was my 2nd concert 74-75 they opened for Peter Frampton....Met a lot of Bands By making stage clothes or friends in Bands...1st Best...a friend Rob Hyman ( in a band called The Hooters) was recording Time after Time with Cyndi Lauper...met her & we did Tequila shots..she was as FUN as you'd think !!....Thanks for the Great reactions!! They bring back the Best Memories!!...P.S. saw Deep Purple in 1976
I'm 64yrs old also and I love these beautiful young people. Taking me all the way back to my teens and early 20's. Amazed with all the stuff you put in your brain over many years you remember every note every word. Knowing what is coming and watching them react to it for the first time is awesome.
That's awesome. If you saw deep purple in 1976 then you saw the come taste the band tour with Tommy Bolin and the coverdale/Hughes Era. Which was a fantastic album.
I'm only 36 but I've seen deep purple 19 times myself. Love them.
@@rockstaa13 Not sure who opened...they guy bought the tickets ... our 1st date && 1st time I smoked Pot...We got lost on way & got there just in time to hear Purple starting as we walked in door...LOL..
@@tinamarcum6170 YEP !!! && their Movie reaction channel as Great !! 😁
@@rockstaa13 Coverdale is a disapoint ment after listening to the great Ian Gillan
Child in Time
Kentucky Women
Black Night
Deep Purple is just a great rock band that had so many great hits. One of those albums that was played from start to finish. I hope "Kentucky Women" is your next pick. Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️ ❤️ 🇨🇦🇨🇦
Child In Time (live version) is a MUST HEAR IT TO BELIEVE IT masterpiece.
Yeah....I don't know what they are waiting for. Child in time has been strongly suggested in the comments of every deep purple song they've reacted to. I just want to see the look on Jay's face
Got to be “ Child In Time”!!
@@lowracer1 Truly a masterpiece. Jordan would need oxygen by the end.
Start to finish..
Phenomenal.🎶🎶🎶 👍✌️🇨🇦
Deep Purple was a band were you either liked them or hated them, you could take them or leave them. But one fact that can not be denied is that at one time in the mid to late 60s they where known as the loudest Band in the world. When you left a Deep Purple concrete your ears rang for hours.
Mid to late 60s? They were formed in 1968 and became a full-fledged hard rock band in 1970.
@@erikthompson619 thanks for spotting my date error even though it is irrelevant to the point of my post.👏👏👏
This is probably one of their most popular songs! Love it❤
Jay n Amber you should have done the extended version its longer and you see them rocking their ASSES Off on the piano Love the early 70s Baby
dude i think their most popular song is Smoke on the water
@@userpal great one to
@@userpal It might be their most popular but Child In Time is a masterpiece
People can argue about the best and who is better but for me. I grow up with Deep Purple, Black Sabbath and Zeppelin all hitting it at one time. It's not about better. It's just some of the greatest music and artists of any generation. We were blessed
I couldn't have put it better, spot on mate.
You've probably noticed that 7Os rock bands were very versatile and capable of breaking the box yet still very much true to their own sound.
Deep Purple has many great songs and their album Machine Head is a killer. Highway star and Space Truckin’ are two of my favourites
Highway Star is so aptly named. My foot tends to push harder on the accelerator when it comes on my car stereo.
When the blind man cries, maybe im a leo is great too
Thank you for reacting to this song. I completely forgot about it. I literally haven't heard this song in about 40 years,
Takes me back 50 years........saw them with Uriah Heap...........such great bands!
The reason Deep Purple riffs often have that extra heaviness is keyboardist Jon Lord's overdriven Hammond organ playing in unison with the guitar. Naturally, he also plays the piano part on this song. The guy is a legend and essential to the classic Deep Purple sound.
Deep purple belongs on your wall! 😮 💜🤟
I had the honor of seeing DP 3x. The crowd always went wild w this jam. Ian Gillan belted this out like a madman. Peace out.
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Why do you want Paice out? He is a brilliant drummer!
I saw them twice in 1973. Mk2 in March and Mk3 in December.
My favorite from Deep Purple! My older brother was a big fan of the band in the 70's, so I was brought up on this.
Fun fact (for me, at least)....took my first vacation to Japan back in spring '15, and when arriving in Tokyo, I messaged my brother with, "Why am I reminded of Deep Purple right now?" He knew what I was thinking immediately....."DEEP PURPLE!" 😂
DEEP PURPLE most best brilliant heavy metal band in the world 🌎, in my opinion!
My first crush was a Japanese girl in my kindergarten class. maybe that's why I've always loved this song so much, LOL!
Jon lord was amazing on keyboards “playin” the rhythm guitar parts especially in “smoke in the water”
This is the song that you play as loud as you can , be in front of the woofer, so you can experience the wave compressions on your chest.
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Jon Lord is totally killing it on that banging honky tonk piano. I normally think of him playing his Hammond Organ through a marshall stack for tons of eardrum-wrecking power and distortion but in this he utilizes the piano and it's so wonderful.
Jon Lord came in just right with that piano roll ..The is one of the best DP songs with a great outro , Ritchie knew how to blend it all in and not over do it with the guitar..
From Air Supply to Deep Purple. See? This is why I love you two!!
OH WOW!!! You got the right version. Love that cymbal, work. Outstanding!!!
Ian Paice had the best cymbal and hi-hat work in rock.
I was SO lucky to be into music when all of this was new and just coming out! 😊
KNOCKIN AT YOUR BACK DOOR AND PERFECT STRANGERS (SONG ABOUT THEM REUNITING AFTER MANY YEARS) FROM THEIR REUNION ALBUM 1985 PERFECT STRANGERS. 2 GREAT SONGS
Back to my rock and roll road trip music!
Love Deep Purple.
Smoke on the water played at my Junior High graduation dance.
Way back in... YEAH never mind...
John lord the best 👌 good job deepest purple
"knocking at your back door" is another good one from deep purple
I worked for the local newspaper the Leicester Mercury in the early nineties, and my Line Manager shared that he knew Jon Lord, he lived in his street I believe; anyhoo he said he and his mates used to call round to ask if Jon wanted to come out and play footy; Jon's Mum used to say he was busy practising piano; he couldn't understand why Jon didn't want to at least sometimes play football; years later by chance he bumped in to Jon, went to his mansion and saw his Rolls-Royce outside, beautiful beast it was; he said he understood then, and understands completely why Jon was so focussed on the thing he was good at; he said "Here's me scraping a living, always fighting to keep the wolves from the door, and theres Jon, having done what he loves, comfortable and worry-free; good on 'im, just wish I'd done something like that!"
I also get that, Jon Lord was astonishing as a player, but there are few who can do what he did!!
The lead track from the last album of the Mark 2 lineup and, IMHO, their best studio album. I played this album to death!!!
Ian Gillan , one of the best rock singers of all time , he can sing anything , he even sang as Jesus on the original soundtrack of Jesus Christ Superstar , and it was Amazing
Oh man I haven’t heard this song for along time , still a jam😊
70s Jam Baby , Released in 1972,,
Oh hell yeah, you can’t forget Jon Lord on Keys for sure!
Strange Kind of Woman is another great Deep Purple tune
70’s toking music 😎Great times, brings back good memories 😎😎
This entire album Machine Head is fire.
Deep Purple holds a special place in my heart. First live concert I ever went to.
You're so right you got me reminiscing down memory lane and I remember hearing this on the radio and I said to myself you damn right I'm a rocker
Jay and Amber their most epic song is Child in time, for more of their blues songs When a blind man cries or Lazy. Their heavier sound try Highway Star or Burn. Thanks you guys are awesome ❤
Great selection of tracks but child in time has to be the live version
Ahhh the memories of crusin and blasting this song. 👍❤🤙
Thank you for doing something different...that no one else has done...👍..👍..👍..👍..👍..👍..👍
Ian Gillan is one of the great vocalists of Rock. Ian Paice isn't mentioned as often as others as one of the drumming greats but he definitely is.
Among drummers, Ian Paice gets great respect! He's my favorite Deep Purple.
Really? I hear drummers, and musicians in general, refer to Ian Paice all the time. And rightly so, of course, a true master of the instrument.
@@erikthompson619 I usually hear Bonham, Peart, Moon, Mitchell, Porcaro, Watts,Keltner, Gadd, Blaine and Ringo. When I was studying drums and reading Modern Drummer regularly, I seldom heard anything about Paice. Maybe I missed something? Hopefully I did because he certainly deserves the credit. BTW He has a great last name for a Drummer.
Child In Time was a master piece from Deep Purple.
Do the one Live from Seoul Korea 1995. Ian Gillan lead singer vocal will blow you a way..
Nothing better than some classic Deep Purple and guitar from Ritchie Blackmore.. Thank you for considering it.
I saw Deep Purple live back in the 1980s on their "Perfect Strangers" tour. Amazing concert. I actually wasn't feeling well when I got a phone call. A friend had an extra ticket and would pick me up to go to the show. I couldn't say no. Everybody was standing and halfway through the concert I had to sit. I just didn't have the energy. The following day I went to the doctor and got some tests. I had mononucleosis.
Me too, February 20,21 1985 Cleveland at Richfield Coliseum no longer standing tore it down now it's a Bird Sanctuary saw Dio,Judas priest,kinks white snake Quiet Riot ZZ top Motley Crue, Purple was the best for 2 nights in a row never forget and yes it was very loud 📢
@@Nonconformistwilderbeastman I saw Pink Floyd there in '87 I believe. That was the best concert I ever attended. Massive thunder storm over lake Erie and they had all the amenities there including the huge glass ball with laser light and the rain and the lightning... WOW! I did see Deep Purple in Pittsburgh, PA in 1985 when they released Perfect Strangers. The only concert that I ever heard 35 K people scream "TURN IT DOWN!" so Deep Purple stopped the show for about 10 minutes and when they came back they were playing at 130-135db. Memories. ❤
Loved Deep Purple for over fourty years , they are my favorite !! That is Jon Lord on organ/piano , amazing artist , too bad we lost him a few years ago !! Deep Purple always has a mix of organ and guitar , if you want to check out Jon Lord's crazy finger work , then you gotta hear RAT BAT BLUE , he goes super fast on his solo , it will blow your mind how fast he can play !!! Or if you want a totally different sound from them , then try Anyone's Daughter !! Anything else from DEEP PURPLE is always cool too !! Fireball ,, Lazy ,, Space Truckin ,, Burn ,, but if you check out SPEED KING , you should put your seatbelt on !!!
April wine 🍷 I like two rock video thank you
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Yes a nother 70s Classic for sure ,, Keep the 70s coming PEEEEEASE lol
😳oh wow guys
Must listen and react to “Highway Star”. A true DP classic!!!
One of their very best, and for DP that says alot. 5 truly outstanding musicians making outstanding music. This one also perfectly shows why their singer did the title part in the original Jesus Christ Superstar. His voice can be heavenly when he chooses.
Jay and Amber should do Gethsemane from Superstar. Ian Gillan will make their jaws drop. I have also requested Yvonne Elliman singing I Don't Know How To Love Him.
@@KenRoerden Absolutely !!! Or The Temple, both fantastic vocals.
Deep Purple is always worth a listen and thanks for doing one from an underappreciated album, great song. To hear them utterly cut loose, try either Highway Star live from Made in Japan or if you heard it already, try from Made in Europe, try the live You Fool No One, one of Ritchie Blackmore's best solos ever. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
I’m 65 years old you two make me happy. So full of love n joy. Playfulness. The world is a good place. With youngsters like you
One of my absolute favorites
This was released in 1973 let that sink in for a moment. It's bittersweet for me even though the music is still stellar all my friends I hung out with and listened to this with are all gone now. RIP GUY'S
Will never get tired of this song or lineup. Still spinning “Made In Japan.” (First issue vinyl) Classic 🤘😎
I can listen to Made In Japan over and over and never get tired of it after 50 year's. It is absolutely the greatest Live Album in Rock History and that is saying alot. It is the measure of what a Live Album should be. This is where Deep Purple ruled.
Really need to listen to Deep purple perfect stranger. It's amazing
One of my favorites!
Ian Gillian..great vocalis!
when I saw them for the Perfect Strangers tour he actually forgot the words for this song, didn't matter though one of the best shows I've ever seen.
Seen deep purple in 85,one of the best shows,the lazers and effects were grand and I seen the original band, blackfoot opened
"Highway Star" is a song that might get you a speeding ticket😁
These bands were talented from the 70s, they just went to the studio and out came these great timeless songs!! It really was great time to grow up! I am so happy I got to experience them back then and todayl.
Amber with her 70s groove on!!!...I love it!...lol..Deep Purple are in the rock n roll hall of fame...they are my boyhood hard rock idols..I saw them live in 1974 when I was 16...I still have not forgotten that show...more Deep Purple please..
That piano is played by the late,, great Jon Lord, an absolute keyboard genius, and truly the nicest man I ever met.........and I've met Dave Grohl!
I listened to this on my way to Japan in 94, and now my wife of going on 28 years is from Tokyo.....great song.
Don't ꜰ᷈ᴏ᷈ʀ᷈ɢ᷈ᴇ᷈ᴛ᷈ ᴛ᷈ᴏ᷈ ʜ᷈ɪ᷈ᴛ᷈ ᴛ᷈ʜ᷈ᴇ᷈ ꜱ᷈ᴜ᷈ʙ᷈ꜱ᷈ᴄ᷈ʀ᷈ɪ᷈ᴘ᷈ᴛ᷈ɪ᷈ᴏ᷈ɴ᷈ ʙ᷈ᴇ᷈ʟ᷈ 🔔ᴛ᷈ʜ᷈ᴀ᷈ɴ᷈ᴋ᷈ ʏ᷈ᴏ᷈ᴜ᷈ ᴀ᷈ɴ᷈ᴅ᷈ ɪ᷈ ᴡ᷈ɪ᷈ʟ᷈ʟ᷈ ᴀ᷈ʟ᷈ꜱ᷈ᴏ᷈! ɴ᷈ᴇ᷈ᴡ᷈ ꜰ᷈ɪ᷈ɴ᷈ᴅ᷈ɪ᷈ɴ᷈ɢ᷈ꜱ᷈🤫 ᴡ᷈ɪ᷈ᴛ᷈ʜ᷈ ʏ᷈ᴏ᷈ᴜ᷈ ɪ᷈ɴ᷈ ᴀ᷈ ᴍ᷈ᴏ᷈ᴍ᷈ᴇ᷈ɴ᷈ᴛ᷈*# privately🕵️♀️ 💬💬💲ㄚ✶ᚓ║█♱𝟏𝟑𝟎𝟏𝟒𝟎𝟖𝟕𝟒𝟐𝟑📲█║❍✭✧♣️⍟☚☚♥️ ❗❎n᷈o᷈ W᷈h᷈ât᷈s᷈äp᷈p᷈❗📲█║❍✭✧♣⍟☚☚ ❗ɴ᷈ᴏ᷈ ᴡ᷈ʜ᷈âᴛ᷈ꜱ᷈äᴘ᷈ᴘ᷈
For many many years I thought he was singing, my woman is okay yo lol
Teaser -Tommy Bolin would be amazing, he played guitar for Deep Purple, James Gang, and Moxy at different times. One of the greatest unknown guitarists of all time.
You have to watch the live version of child in time. The vocals are scary good and the entire band gets to show how talented they are!
One of the first bass lines I ever learned back in the day.
Make no mistake. This was a band made up of top of the shelf musicians. Child In time (live 1970) is a must if one wants to fully appreciate their talents.
I had forgotten about this song by Deep Purple!!! Love it, thank you for the memories and I always enjoy watching your reactions!! 💜💜💜💜
The classic interplay between Ritchie Blackmore (Original Guitarist) & the late very much missed Jon Lord on Hammond organ & piano was the soul of Deep Purple.
Trippy 60s mushroom music is awesome
Jesus, I have not heard that song in at least 40 years. Happy to revisit.......
Lazy is a groove. My favorite song from Deep Purple
February 2nd, 1985, Richfield Coliseum.
Me and three friends from high school are at their "Perfect Strangers Tour", second row, center stage. I was able to get good seats because one of my sisters was in the Belkin Ticket Club. And I didnt tell them. I told them we were in the second row on the first level, on the side of the stage. They freaked out when I handed them our tickets when we got to the doors.
Best concert I ever saw! My ears rang for 2 days.
Jon Lord, the keyboard player, was less than 15 feet in front of me, surrounded by multiple keyboards, ROCKING them (figuratively and literally) back and forth. I have an 8x10 of him in action in my rock and roll dining room.
I was looking up at them, waiting for them to topple over and possibly crush us.
The music critic, legendary Jane Scott who wrote for newspapers and Rolling Stone Magazine, was sitting 2 seats away.
It was really an amazing night... :)
The live version of “Child in Time” is a Deep Purple must listen. Ian Gillian at the absolute peak of his vocal prowess.
DP rocks hard. Asian women are the *bomb*. My fave DP song.🤟
I'm 63 and 90 percent of the music you play I grew up with.
One of songs you and know about songs great live music in concert
𝚃𝚑𝚊𝚗𝚔𝚜 𝚏𝚘𝚛 𝚌𝚘𝚗𝚝𝚊𝚌𝚝𝚒𝚗𝚐𝙳𝚘𝚗'𝚝 ꜰ᷈ᴏ᷈ʀ᷈ɢ᷈ᴇ᷈ᴛ᷈ ᴛ᷈ᴏ᷈ ʜ᷈ɪ᷈ᴛ᷈ ᴛ᷈ʜ᷈ᴇ᷈ ꜱ᷈ᴜ᷈ʙ᷈ꜱ᷈ᴄ᷈ʀ᷈ɪ᷈ᴘ᷈ᴛ᷈ɪ᷈ᴏ᷈ɴ᷈ ʙ᷈ᴇ᷈ʟ᷈ 🔔ᴛ᷈ʜ᷈ᴀ᷈ɴ᷈ᴋ᷈ ʏ᷈ᴏ᷈ᴜ᷈ ᴀ᷈ɴ᷈ᴅ᷈ ɪ᷈ ᴡ᷈ɪ᷈ʟ᷈ʟ᷈ ᴀ᷈ʟ᷈ꜱ᷈ᴏ᷈! ɴ᷈ᴇ᷈ᴡ᷈ ꜰ᷈ɪ᷈ɴ᷈ᴅ᷈ɪ᷈ɴ᷈ɢ᷈ꜱ᷈🤫 ᴡ᷈ɪ᷈ᴛ᷈ʜ᷈ ʏ᷈ᴏ᷈ᴜ᷈ ɪ᷈ɴ᷈ ᴀ᷈ ᴍ᷈ᴏ᷈ᴍ᷈ᴇ᷈ɴ᷈ᴛ᷈*# 𝚙𝚛𝚒𝚟𝚊𝚝𝚎𝚕𝚢🕵️♀️ 💬💬💲ㄚ✶ᚓ║█♱𝟏𝟑𝟎𝟏𝟒𝟎𝟖𝟕𝟒𝟐𝟑📲█║❍✭✧♣️⍟☚☚♥️ ❗❎𝚗᷈𝚘᷈ 𝚆᷈𝚑᷈â𝚝᷈𝚜᷈ä𝚙᷈𝚙᷈❗📲█║❍✭✧♣⍟☚☚ ❗ɴ᷈ᴏ᷈ ᴡ᷈ʜ᷈âᴛ᷈ꜱ᷈äᴘ᷈ᴘ᷈❗
Every time you do Deep Purple, you of course give well deserved praise to the guitar and drums, and the keyboards. From this I expect you never heard "Child in Time", where Ian Gillian's vocals are simply amazing, particularly on the live album, Made in Japan. I guarantee it is something you will never forget.
Love deep purple!!!
𝚃𝚑𝚊𝚗𝚔𝚜 𝚏𝚘𝚛 𝚌𝚘𝚗𝚝𝚊𝚌𝚝𝚒𝚗𝚐𝙳𝚘𝚗'𝚝 ꜰ᷈ᴏ᷈ʀ᷈ɢ᷈ᴇ᷈ᴛ᷈ ᴛ᷈ᴏ᷈ ʜ᷈ɪ᷈ᴛ᷈ ᴛ᷈ʜ᷈ᴇ᷈ ꜱ᷈ᴜ᷈ʙ᷈ꜱ᷈ᴄ᷈ʀ᷈ɪ᷈ᴘ᷈ᴛ᷈ɪ᷈ᴏ᷈ɴ᷈ ʙ᷈ᴇ᷈ʟ᷈ 🔔ᴛ᷈ʜ᷈ᴀ᷈ɴ᷈ᴋ᷈ ʏ᷈ᴏ᷈ᴜ᷈ ᴀ᷈ɴ᷈ᴅ᷈ ɪ᷈ ᴡ᷈ɪ᷈ʟ᷈ʟ᷈ ᴀ᷈ʟ᷈ꜱ᷈ᴏ᷈! ɴ᷈ᴇ᷈ᴡ᷈ ꜰ᷈ɪ᷈ɴ᷈ᴅ᷈ɪ᷈ɴ᷈ɢ᷈ꜱ᷈🤫 ᴡ᷈ɪ᷈ᴛ᷈ʜ᷈ ʏ᷈ᴏ᷈ᴜ᷈ ɪ᷈ɴ᷈ ᴀ᷈ ᴍ᷈ᴏ᷈ᴍ᷈ᴇ᷈ɴ᷈ᴛ᷈*# 𝚙𝚛𝚒𝚟𝚊𝚝𝚎𝚕𝚢🕵️♀️ 💬💬💲ㄚ✶ᚓ║█♱𝟏𝟑𝟎𝟏𝟒𝟎𝟖𝟕𝟒𝟐𝟑📲█║❍✭✧♣️⍟☚☚♥️ ❗❎𝚗᷈𝚘᷈ 𝚆᷈𝚑᷈â𝚝᷈𝚜᷈ä𝚙᷈𝚙᷈❗📲█║❍✭✧♣⍟☚☚ ❗ɴ᷈ᴏ᷈ ᴡ᷈ʜ᷈âᴛ᷈ꜱ᷈äᴘ᷈ᴘ᷈❗
Instruments all around you, with a riff behind it, well put!
All in for Deep Purple so if you want to rock out, try an underrated and overlooked band; Uriah Heep and their song, Stealin' and you will not forget it.
Space Truckin is one of the coolest songs ever.
One of my favorite with Jon Lord on organ and Ian Gillan singing is Child in time live in 1970. What an awesome reaction that would be from y'all.
Give Deep Purple "Fireball" a try for some awesome drums. "Lazy" is a good one and "Anyone's Daughter" is fun. The studio versions are best.
I laugh when speed metal is cited as an 80s invention ... like, listen to Ian Paice & Co. a decade earlier on Fireball.
I second the call for “Lazy”!
@@jonwilley9548 . Lazy has to be the Made in Japan version.
Agree with you about the studio versions. I hate live albums. Especially live albums from the 70s, where the jamming and guitar solos (yuck!) go on forever and ever making the songs three times as long. With some admirable exceptions like Thin Lizzy, Kiss and Wishbone Ash.
Just can't listen to Coverdale his voice sounds lazy to me
Thanks for doing the full version. (There's a radio edit that cuts off the outro.)
Jon Lord (RIP) preferred to use his organ, but he can certainly jam on the piano as well, as you see here. He had classical training and would work in all sorts of things into his solo spots in concert.
The star of this song, IMO, is Roger Glover's throbbing bass. Unfortunately, as I've mentioned, this was the final album ("Who Do We Think We Are") before guitarist Ritchie Blackmore's ongoing issues with singer Ian Gillan led to Blackmore firing Gillan and Glover (who had been together in Episode Six before this and who had been brought in as a pair to replace the original singer and bassist, from the lineup that did "Hush").
Still, as I noted on your Rainbow "Since You Been Gone" reaction, eventually Glover and Blackmore buried the hatchet, and that led to the 1980s reunion, with "Perfect Strangers".
You still have so many classics from this "Mark II" lineup, from "Highway Star" to "Child in Time" to "Pictures of Home" (and I'm only scratching the surface here), but if you want to change things up a bit, you might try a bit of the "Mark III" lineup, with David Coverdale (the Whitesnake guy) and Glenn Hughes taking the places of Gillan and Glover. "Burn" is an absolute classic, and arguably the best guitar riff Blackmore ever thought up.
Or you could skip ahead to the "Mark VII" line up from the 1990s and give a listen to "Ted the Mechanic", perhaps. It's all good.
DP is still the greatest band in the world. Next year there will be yet another album with new music from them. Plesae do a reaction to one of the newer songs. Something of the album "Woosh" that came out in 2020 would be great.
Ian Gillan is the vocalist. He sang the part of Jesus on the original recording of J.C. Superstar . Great stuff!
Nice! Great to see you do this one. One of my favorite Deep Purple tunes. Cheers!
This was always one of my fav Deep Purple songs.
I’ve been waiting and wishing you would do this one-super classic rock-n-roll!
𝚃𝚑𝚊𝚗𝚔𝚜 𝚏𝚘𝚛 𝚌𝚘𝚗𝚝𝚊𝚌𝚝𝚒𝚗𝚐𝙳𝚘𝚗'𝚝 ꜰ᷈ᴏ᷈ʀ᷈ɢ᷈ᴇ᷈ᴛ᷈ ᴛ᷈ᴏ᷈ ʜ᷈ɪ᷈ᴛ᷈ ᴛ᷈ʜ᷈ᴇ᷈ ꜱ᷈ᴜ᷈ʙ᷈ꜱ᷈ᴄ᷈ʀ᷈ɪ᷈ᴘ᷈ᴛ᷈ɪ᷈ᴏ᷈ɴ᷈ ʙ᷈ᴇ᷈ʟ᷈ 🔔ᴛ᷈ʜ᷈ᴀ᷈ɴ᷈ᴋ᷈ ʏ᷈ᴏ᷈ᴜ᷈ ᴀ᷈ɴ᷈ᴅ᷈ ɪ᷈ ᴡ᷈ɪ᷈ʟ᷈ʟ᷈ ᴀ᷈ʟ᷈ꜱ᷈ᴏ᷈! ɴ᷈ᴇ᷈ᴡ᷈ ꜰ᷈ɪ᷈ɴ᷈ᴅ᷈ɪ᷈ɴ᷈ɢ᷈ꜱ᷈🤫 ᴡ᷈ɪ᷈ᴛ᷈ʜ᷈ ʏ᷈ᴏ᷈ᴜ᷈ ɪ᷈ɴ᷈ ᴀ᷈ ᴍ᷈ᴏ᷈ᴍ᷈ᴇ᷈ɴ᷈ᴛ᷈*# 𝚙𝚛𝚒𝚟𝚊𝚝𝚎𝚕𝚢🕵️♀️ 💬💬💲ㄚ✶ᚓ║█♱𝟏𝟑𝟎𝟏𝟒𝟎𝟖𝟕𝟒𝟐𝟑📲█║❍✭✧♣️⍟☚☚♥️ ❗❎𝚗᷈𝚘᷈ 𝚆᷈𝚑᷈â𝚝᷈𝚜᷈ä𝚙᷈𝚙᷈❗📲█║❍✭✧♣⍟☚☚ ❗ɴ᷈ᴏ᷈ ᴡ᷈ʜ᷈âᴛ᷈ꜱ᷈äᴘ᷈ᴘ᷈❗
The late great Jon Lord on Organ had been there one of the Founding members along with Ian Paice on drums and Ritchie Blackmore on Guitar. Just the piano playing for him is a rarely he mostly had the organ use sound. Makes this song unique
Jay n Amber I bagged you a couple times to react to this Huge early 70s Hit , Smoke on the water from 1972 is another huge hit by them you loved it The 70s Amber OOOOO YAAAAH
This is excellent first time hearing , because this piece is not often played masterpiece !!!
Classic Banger!!!