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Deep Purple - Child In Time (REACTION)
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- Опубликовано: 30 янв 2023
- @AirplayBeats reacts to Deep Purple’s Child In Time
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The BBC live performance of this song from 1970 is legend...
Yes yes yes
Epic
20 Minute Version SPACE TRUCKIN on Made in Japan...! 20 Minute Version SPACE TRUCKIN on Made in Japan...! 20 Minute Version SPACE TRUCKIN on Made in Japan...! 20 Minute Version SPACE TRUCKIN on Made in Japan...!
At nearly 20 minutes, the Scandinavian Nights rendition from Stockholm 1970 has never been surpassed.
Thanks for the great tip. German television broadcast Beat Club around 1970 (enter like that; above all groundbreaking productions for the time), was 12 years old at the time.
Deep Purple played Highway Star in different takes (one video says 1969, very confusing), No No No, Fireball and Celebration 1969 (first appearance; still black and white) still with vocalist Rob Evans.
You can also find live performances by Jim Hendrix, The Who, Santana...
and one heavily criticized by Mannfred Mann because he was the only one of the greats who didn't play live, which stayed with me as a child.
Ian G....one of the most powerful voices in rock. An incredible band of world class musicianship with a huge rabbit hole to go down.
I've been listening to this band since 1973... That's right.. I'm still rocking at 63.
Same here at 66.
Try listening to Bombay Callin by ITS A BEAUTIFUL Day you will be amazed where they got this song from didn't steal it both groups exchanged material
@@davidmooney2512 We all listened to Bombay Calls and Deep Purple never hid that they were inspired by this composition, so there is nothing to be amazed at here.
I saw them at the Forum back in the 70's, l'm 66 as well
@@davidmooney2512 way off dude..Jon lord got inspiration from the main rift and play around with it a bit. Just check out the interview with him.. most of the song is totally different from Bombay calling. Bombay calling flat out stole wrong that neck.
Live performance is a must view.
I'm sure so many of commenting here are old enough to have grown up with this music... It's a LOT of fun watching you guys "trip, stumble, and fall into a new rabbit hole". I'd guess that most of us could just send our playlist or 10 that we keep and y'all would stay busy for years. Deep Purple is a talent all it's own... Far suprpassing many other groups of the time. Love the channel...
I'm 56 so was only 4 when this came out. But grew up in the late 70s and 80s listening to all the classic rock our guys are grooving to
Fall Bros. It's a good place.
We who are old are so happy that young people hear this music. ROCK ON!!
Deep Purple are legends
Love this band! Growup listening to them in the 70s. Still love listening to them, all the different musical sounds of their music. Great!
"We've stumbled upon a new rabbit hole......" LOL That could be the GREATEST comment ever from a reactor. :) You have no real idea yet what you are getting yourselves into. Thank you SO MUCH for allowing us to share your journey.
This will be a deep rabbit hole. Next ones to try are Lazy, Highway star, Burn and Pictures of home.
Another favorite group. Try Highway Star next...
Like everyone has commented, the BBC 1970 Live performance is something extra special! This lineup is :
Ian Gillan- vocals
Ritchie Blackmore - guitar
Roger Glover-bass
Jon Lord-organs
Ian Paice-Drums
Thanks guys ! Enjoy diving into the rabbit hole of Deep Purple.
Ian's surname is Gillan, not Gillian.
@@psbarrow thanks .. my autocorrect always does that. I’ll fix it ..
@@jprph1 No worries, Dave slips me a fiver for every correction of his surname.
@@psbarrow 😂👍
the best--for my money, the ONLY--lineup of Deep Purple. No other version comes close!
As everyone will mention - the live version on tv in the early 70's really showcases the bands talent above all.
Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath & Deep Purple were the big three in the birth of heavy metal. Legendary concert performances. in the early 70s. I wore out "Highway Star" back then. A must listen!
Yes live is so so good really like your reaction Rock on guys
You said you've never heard of them but you definitely heard their "smoke on the water"
Deep Purple founded in 1968 along with Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Led Zeppelin are considered the pioneers of Heavy Metal...Guitarist Richie Blackmore left the band and helped found the 70s Metal Group Rainbow which also featured Ronnie James Dio- an opera trained monster vocalist. Dio was also in the band Dio and sang for Black Sabbath.The original lead Singer Ian Gillan with that incredible range was eclectic- he sang the lead role of Jesus in the original Andrew Lloyd Webber "Jesus Christ Superstar" and then in 1983 he spent a year as the lead vocalist for Black Sabbath. Organist John Lord later was a member of the 80s group Whitesnake which featured David Coverdale on vocals- Coverdale replaced Ian G as Deep Purple's lead singer in the later 70s....Ian Paice the drummer also was the Whitesnake drummer in the 80s....
All masters of the trade
“Made in Japan” (1972) is one of the best albums ever recorded in Rock history. You have to react to it, guys, and check Ian Gillian’s voice duelling with Ritchie Blackmore’s guitar solos in “Strange kind of woman”.
20 Minute Version SPACE TRUCKIN on Made in Japan...! 20 Minute Version SPACE TRUCKIN on Made in Japan...! 20 Minute Version SPACE TRUCKIN on Made in Japan...! 20 Minute Version SPACE TRUCKIN on Made in Japan...!
The sound that sent me on my trip with the Purps...48 years later still listening.
Great reaction. Definitely need to see the live version! It's worth listening to it again live. Also check out "When a Blind Man Cries"
These guys go back to my teenage years in the 60’s. Thanks, young dudes❤️
This was not Played on Radio in America until FM Radio Started, This was Considered Under Ground Music
Crazy crazy awesome!!!!!
You guys just stopped to comment for the first time, and I've chosen that time to make MY comment. SO cool that you guys were so immediately smitten by this unbelievably good band singing this, one of their MANY iconic songs (Yes, that Rabbit Hole you mentioned is for real!) The singer is so talented he was chosen to sing the lead in "Jesus Christ Superstar," ha! The others are equally gifted, a la Zeppelin. Now y'all are about to keep goin "deep," and I'm comin' back to join ya!
Highway Star and Lazy from the Machine Head album are both excellent songs
IMO Made in Japan versions are superior to Machine Head versions, but hey I'm just an old rock head I'll listen to any version.
@@davidmorgan5312 Yeah I tend to prefer the polished studio versions in general, but Purple is so good live that all the versions are great
HIGHWAY STAR
WHEN A BLIND MAN CRYS
Absolutely legendary band, major talented all of them, Ian Gillan the hairy scream 👌
DEEP PURPLE, "CHILD IN TIME". Late 60's mid 70's one of the best Bands of this time. Singer / Harmoica. Ian Gillan with vocal range. He was so good, that in the Rock Opera, Play he portrayed Jesus Christ in the Iconic "JESUS CHRIST SUPESTAR". Besides doing front man of Deep Purple . He does a monstrous job when he performs "I JUST WANT TOO SAY, (GETHSEMANE). This song showcased that that rock singing vocal range. Deep Purple in 1973, the Album "Machine Head", is one of those albums that every song deserves the attention of the Music world. The song 's are that good. This album should be the two of you 's focus. Rock On...🎵 ✌ 🎶
You have to react to a live performance of this song.
We will check that out.
@@AirplayBeats the made in Japan version is amazing
One of the few bands just as good live or studio .... machine head was probably the most precise rock albums ever recorded .. despite being recorded in an abandoned hotel with old mattresses against the wall for perfect acoustics ... also no heat ... absolute geniuses
Greatness right there guys. Thanks for that.
there were 4 hardrock bands in 1970 responsible for what later would become heavy metal: black sabbath, led zeppelin, uriah heep and, last but not least ... deep purple. deep purple is still touring, same singer, bassist and drummer as in this recording, still putting out great albums.
Gotta do the live version.
The visuals and production are amazing.
One of the rare times where live is actually better than studio.
Or the Made in Japan version - The Classic IMHO
Scandinavian Nights (Stockholm 1970) is the definitive live version.
Amazing song, amazing voice. Ian Gillian. I have been listening to this band since back in the day. As others have said the the live performance from the BBC is epic.
When I travel, I have 4 double albums I like to play while driving: Pink Floyds The Wall, Kiss Alive, Elton Johns Goodbye Yellow Brick Road and Deep Purples Live in Japan. Deep Purple is quite the rabbit hole to get in.
This is epic to watch you guys fall down this rabbit hole
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All the rock gold coming out of Britain. It's crazy.
Like everybody has commented, the live version is musical history! The live version of this was played when my daughter was born at home! Perfect song for her to hear first thing!
This is hard rock.
PURPLE GOATS
Another great band to dive into. Love all the rabbit holes u keep going down. Thanks for the reaction.
you'll probably do the live version from 1970 on tv sooner or later. the TV audience was told to be quiet until the song was over. they didn't want any audience noise on the recording.
As great as they are on vinyl Deep Purple is one of the those bands that just had to be seen live to get the full experience
Best album. Machine Head. Made in Japan best live album ever. But yeah, some cool live stuff circa 1973... these guys, with Zep and Black Sabbath made the early 70's a crusin' in your muscle car! :) Great times.
Purple In Rock, Fireball, Burn
Mine was 68' candy apple green metalflake Camaro, Tarantula torquer manifold, Holley 760, ASP tuned exhaust, 3-inch lift, Keystone rims, Formula One G-60 super-stocks. Never should have sold it back when young and dumb.
Highway Star was responsible for untold speeding tickets back in the day.
20 Minute Version SPACE TRUCKIN on Made in Japan...! 20 Minute Version SPACE TRUCKIN on Made in Japan...! 20 Minute Version SPACE TRUCKIN on Made in Japan...!
@@RMForbes505 yep, I got one while it was cranking. truth.
This kind of rock music also has its roots in folk music of the British Isles.
you guys should check out their songs "burn", and "perfect strangers" when you get the chance. trust me you won't be disappointed😁
Also ‘Highway Star’ (responsible for more speeding tickets than any other song)
of course, 'Smoke on the Water', 'Lazy', 'Space Trucking'
When I seen deep purple's Child In Time I knew I was in for a treat watching you're unexpected treat.
Ian Gillan had a range of five octaves!
When this song was released some called it a controlled scream. In a since it is as he cries out in agony. But the pitch is so perfect and steady it's really just him singing vowels.
There's many versions of this song this one although not the cleanest is perhaps the most dynamic.
Highway Star is a true Gearhead song.
The song lazy is anything but.lol as it features some of their fastest music.
And I'm sure once you've heard Smoke on the Water you'll recognize it.
I grew up country still in but love my classic rock.
we were fortunate in a sense everything was a.m. radio and it was almost always variety.
You'd hear Johnny Cash, Pink Floyd, Glen Campbell. The Doors, Glenn Miller.....
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… Rock music is explained like this: there is a lead guitar, an organ, a bass, a singer, a drummer ... and there is DEEP PURPLE !!! A MASTERPIECE 💎!! There is nothing more to say! … 🎸🎹🥁🎤 Thank you
Another great one. You cats are nailing it with this channel. Next you've got to check out Jethro Tull. Especially their second album. Two songs to hit, "Witches Promise", and "My God"
Anyone can beat an egg but nobody can beat British rock baby!
Agree completely.It was like this back in the 60's and 70's and it is the same now.Greetings from a German fan of British rock.
Ian Gillan just slayed this vocal. Lazy, Highway Star, My Woman from Tokyo, Smoke on the Water...etc
Nice gentlemen, your reaching into my youth with all your reactions lately. You have no idea the genius your about to discover. I subscribed just to keep an eye on you. 🙏🍁🎶
Can’t believe ya’ll hadnt heard of Deep Purple. This song isn’t one of their most popular but ‘Smoke on the Water’ is a classic rock standard.
One of my fav hard rock bands and heavy metal pioneers, they have tons of small nuggets for sampling. Shit, this song alone can be flipped into at least 3 different beats. From the voice, drum breaks, organs, even guitars can be flipped for the experimental producers.
As others mentioned, their live album featuring an orchestra is an experience that must be watched.
can't wait to hear your first reaction to the band tool, you will be blown away. trust me....tool army est.1993
Should be out tomorrow: Pneuma
@@AirplayBeats awesome,
Glad you liked the trip🇦🇺
This is rock/metal history, Richie Blackmore went on to form Rainbow with Ronnie Jams Dio, Dio goes on to to sing with Black Sabbath then both Ozzy and Dio split off and do their solo thing. Deep Purple, Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, you're hearing everything that eventually got me into metal music. I'm willing to bet you've heard Highway Star, it got a lot of radio airplay that made it ripe for commercial use.
Big thumbs up
Thanks for all of your support and great information!!
Hey fellas. So glad you're reacting to Deep Purple. Also check out "Highway Star". Peace.
YES! You guys are good
Saw Deep Purple at California Jam in April 1974. Had been a fan before but seeing them live was DOPE as you guys say…love your reactions, I am one of your biggest fans! Your choice of music is impeccable but seeing you appreciate and become fans is so cool, you’re the best! Keep on doing what you do best!
The bass player and singer were different by then. Still a great band though. 🙂
Awesome man, I saw that tour twice, Ritchie was a monster! Love the DVD of the Cal Jam, amazing concert and you got Black Sabbath and ELP on top of them, what a show!!!
Like a few people on here have mentioned, you gotta watch the live version from a tv show in the early 70's. One of the most amazing live versions of a song I've ever seen!
Deep rabbit hole here fellas
Check out the live version of Child In Time I think from BBC 1970 the video is 9 minutes and 37 seconds long it’s impressive to watch Ian Gillan hit those high notes live it’s crazy
Huge Rabbit Hole!!! Deep Purple is exceptional. "Smoke on the Water" is one of their more popular songs with the most iconic riff. This will lead you to the band "Rainbow" where the guitarist (Ritchie Blackmore) leave DP and starts up his new band with Ronnie James Dio as the lead singer. "Stargazer" is their iconic classic. This spurs off where Dio goes to Black Sabbath, other DP band members go off to White Snake. This rabbit hole is going to be a fun ride for you both.
Deep Purple - one of the core trio of rock groups ( with Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath) of the late '60s/early '70s - even with more lineup changes than a baseball team, they kept kicking ass. Take a shot at a later incarnation (known as the Mark III lineup), with a new lead singer (David Coverdale) and bass/lead/harmony player Glenn Hughes - "Burn" (you'll need a seatbelt) with multiple solos: ruclips.net/video/LCnebZnysmI/видео.html
With this band you need to listen to them live every chance you get. They never play the same song the same way twice. They use a lot of improv live.
With all the 60's blues/rock you guys love and enjoy, I'm surprised you haven't yet discovered "CREAM" and "John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers".
The Original Fleetwood Mac
The album In Rock had their faces aka Mt Rushmore. A must have at the time
you really should do the live version like other commenters have said, it's like a totally different song, it's worth your time to give it a look. It's on my top 10 of live songs ever done.
That was Ian Gillan singing and no, there is no one else singing with him. He sounds exactly the same on the (suggested by jprph1) 1970 BBC Live performance.
Deep Purple, Black Sabbath and Led Zepellin are often referred to as the unholy trinity of British rock. They are effectively responsible for pretty much all the rock styles that have come since. This song was from the 1970 album Deep Purple in Rock one of the geatest rock albums of all time. Their live lp Made in Japan is thought by many to be the geatest live album of all time. Welcome to the Deep Purple rabbit hole.
The lead singer Ian Gillan played the Jesus role in the original recording of "Jesus Christ Superstar". The backing band for that album included many members of The Grease Band which backed Joe Cocker at Woodstock.
💌 DP and y'all!
Understand gents. Everyday music like this was coming out. Janis, on Mon, Zeppelin on Tues, Sabbath on Wed, Deep Purple thurs, The Who Fri, Stones Sat, Uriah Heep on Sun. Along with bands like Free,The doors, Grand Funk Railroad, Steppenwolf Hendrix, Alex Harvey,Jefferson Airplane, Motown crankin hit after hit. B B King, Buddy Guy,Lynard Skynard,Allman Brothers lil ol band from Texas and many more that my I survived the 60's 70's mind can't bring to immediate recall.
Try listening to the live version " Made in Japan " album, all great songs 🎵 and live! Also "The Outlaws, Green Grass and High Tides! So many fantastic songs you guys have to get to yet! BTW , you two guys are top notch reactors! Thank you!
Ritchie Blackmore, one of the 4 great guitar players to come out of England in the late 60s, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, and Ritchie. Yeah, there are others who came along, but these three were the giants.
Drums by Ian Paice...one of the top 5 drummers in rock. Jon Lord was the keyboard artist and Roger Glover bass. Vocals by Ian Gillian
His name is "Gillan", not "Gillian".
You should watch the live version of this.
That be mr. Ritchie Blackmore on League guitar he also had his own band Rainbow
Ritchie Blackmore also formed Rainbow, of which he is the guitarist, absolutely listen to "stargazer'🔥
Immense morceau 🎸🎸👍👌👍🎸👏👏👏👏👏
My favorite tune by them is Studio version of HUSH , best keyboards. also SPACE TRUCKIN,
Please do a reaction to the live video from 1970. You won’t regret it. It’s amazing, best live performance ever. A much more intense and poweful version of the song!
Deep Purple :
Ritchie Blackmore one of the greatest guitarist
Ian Gillan one of the powerful and versatile singer
John Lord amazing on the organ and Ian Paice one of the great drummer of all the time ( lefty) , Roger Glover bass, so many great songs ,to see Mandrake roots live London 1970, or Highway star!!! Smoke on the water, Lazy,Burn,Mistreated....
during a brief tour of denmark and sweden in april, in which they were still billed as roundabout, blackmore suggested a new name: "deep purple", named after his grandmother's favourite song. the group had resolved to choose a name after everyone had posted one on a board in rehearsal.
Great reaction, to a great song !! Ian informed the band he didn't want to perform this song live anymore cause he feared damage to this vocal folds, after the "MIJ Live" album, in 1972 !!
Ian Gillian sings lead. He also did the role of Jesus in the opera Jesus Christ Superstar. John Lord on keyboard. Richie Blackmore lead guitar. These three are rock legends.
Don't forget the legendary drummer, Ian Paice.
@@jollyjiraffe382 and Roger Glover on bass.
@@jollyjiraffe382 I'm so old I couldn't remember his name. I suffer from CRS.
Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, and Black Sabbath were THE top of the hard rock world back in the day. And Purple are still going on and releasing excellent music. Five sterling musicians all working toward the SONG -- as opposed to merely showing off. "Highway Star" should be next -- probably THE greatest driving song of all-time. So many other amazing works.
Deep Purple is one of my top 10 Bands in my 68 years, saw them a bunch of times but the version of the band you just heard, the group with Ian Gillian on vocals and Roger Glover on bass is the superior band and are the reason they are in the RR HoF. Ian Paice on drums completes the incredible rythum section. You should do the entire Machine Head album, it has the songs that made them superstars
Awesome band, Ritchie Blackmore on guitar, Jon Lord on Keyboards spearhead their onslaught. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
How did I miss this post? You guys are by far my favorite reactions channel
It can’t be stated enough how great this song is and even how much better the live BBC version is. IMO Deep Purple are the pioneers of heavy metal and hard rock. A great classic song. You’ve missed a lot of you haven’t heard Deep Purple. Check out Highway Star, Space Truckin, Smoke On The Water, My Woman From Tokyo, all iconic songs with riffs to match. ✌️
Hey guys I know you saw it I know you loved it. Of course it's another banger check out the studio version of lazy you want to hear some keyboard playing that's the one you want to listen to piece of you and yours
live version is a must watch BBC 1970
This song was written about the horror of war, a protest song. Everyone in the band is a craftsman on their instruments, a true masterpiece! ian Gillan has a range of 41/2-5 octaves amazing singer Pavarotti was a fan! As others have said if you can get the live video 1970 you can see this and I believe the sound is better.
Tou gotta see them perform it live from 1970
Nope, Guarantee you guys AIN'T READY..hold on for the Ride 😎✌
I spent many a nights on cloud nine (to borrow a phrase from The Temptations), listening to this song, and album (Deep Purple In Rock), at a very loud volume! Obviously, my parents hated it! Ha!
Jon Lord is lord of the keyboards!
I missed this post somehow, so a late review, but I promise it's worthwhile. Two great songs from them are "Soldier of Fortune" and "When a Blind Man Cries". I'm 58 so a bit young, but I have a friend who is 15 years older. He saw all the top shows in the late 60's and early 70's, including Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, The Who, and more. In his opinion, the most talented band and the best show he ever went to was Deep Purple. Ian Gillan and Ritchie Blackmore are both legends, but clearly it's Ian's vocals that set this band apart. BTW, this is a song that is absolutely better with the live version, and I rarely say that. Anyway...great review, I think I'm going to join your Patreon because I love your work.
If you enjoy those keyboards give "Lazy" a listen. Both the studio and live versions are good, but the live version is my favorite. Jon Lord's organ playing is off the charts. He is the master of the organ.
Saw em live ($6.50) in 72". Wore out their first 8-track too. DP and Black Sabbath were the original Metal bands. Agree with other posters that you should react to the live BBC video performance, think it was 1969.
In 1970, but this song started playing in 1969, when it was written.
Deep Purple was 1/3rd of the "Unholy Trinity" The other 2 being Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin. Those 3 bands were the originators of hard rock and early heavy metal.