From Australia , got to love a bit of British classic rock of the late 60s early 70s!, the great legendary DEEP PURPLE, Ritchie Blackmore guitar legend , Peace from down under
There is no weakest link in this band. And Space Truckin' is a BANGER! Caution, playing tracks like Highway Star and Space Truckin' while driving will almost certainly lead to flashing lights and the question, "Are you in a hurry to get somewhere Sir?" 😄 Thanks for reacting to this album bro. 😊
If you continue to listen to albums, choose In Rock and keep in mind that these songs were created in 1969 for the most part - no one played like that then, let alone sang.
We used to do a bit more, than just drive to this 8-track...LOL...the 70's was a great time for stunning rock, but add a bit of P.P.P., and it was the perfect mood...every time...Enjoy your reactions, brother...Rock ON!!
I know without looking that many peeps here have already recommended "Made In Japan," the live album that has even better versions of many of the songs found on MH. So I'm joining that choir because it--literally--can't be said enough. We'd love a separate reaction, but even if just on "your own time," you won't be disappointed. Def one of the best live albums ever!
Damn Silas, you've been rockin for a while and I am just catching up. I first heard this at 11 or 12yrs old in 72-3. Everybody loved it. Caught one show in 2012, bleeping awesome.
Great reaction, Silas! I heard you mention you might be jumping into Rush. JUST BE CAREFUL; that's a very deep rabbit hole, but it is well worth it. If I may, I think you should start with "2112"... Keep on keepin' on and ROCK ON! 🤘🖖✌️
Fun fact , , did you know DEEP PURPLE is in The Guinness Book of world records for being the loudest band !!?? One more , you have to check out Child In Time , live 1970 , it will blow your mind , and can't wait to see your reaction to the 18 minute version of Space Truckin from the album MADE IN JAPAN !! If you are doing Rush next , I'd go with 2112 !! Otherwise try the TEASER album , by TOMMY BOLIN , fantastic album !!!
The 18+ minute "Child in Time" from 'Stockholm 1970' blows the TV video that everybody reacts to out of the water. "Space Truckin" from 'In Concert' 1972 is an even better all-around rendition than the MiJ one. Great Tommy Bolin suggestion!
PS my favorite drum solos aren’t solos, but have another instrument like bass holding things down while the drummer just fills at will. This is a good one.
You should do a reaction to the 20+ minutes live video of ‘Space Trucking’ from the 1974 ‘California Jam’ festival (at Ontario Motor Speedway). It might just change your life👍
Check out 'Free' (the band), especially Mr Big, Fire & Water, Wishing Well.... actually just play their anthology. Paul Rodgers is the greatest rock/blues vocalist of all time imo, he went on to front Bad Company who had some humongous rock classics, but check out Free first.
We had a jukebox in one of the cafeterias in high school...was when Boston's 1st lp came out. We wore it out. Jukebox was loaded with everything from Led to Deep Purple, Alice Cooper, Judah Priest, you name it. Lasted about 2 months until they took it out!
@@JoeandAngie Why did The Powers That Be decide to take it out? (BTW, when I was young teen we students ultimately lost our lunchtime music privilege at school after the student DJ one day blasted the song "Erotic City" by Prince. If you know the lyrics, then I am sure you can imagine what a scandal that incident would have been in a conservative community.)
Man please react to another great song of the who called "baby don't you do it" full version, from Who's Next, very similar to led zepelling rock and roll song
This album was always one of my faves but Silas I feel you need to diversify a bit more to get a general sense of more musical roots. DP, PF and LZ are some of the giants of the industry and there are many more. Try going back further to mid 60s with the Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Bob Dylan, The Who, The Beach Boys who are all giants too but until 1966 had been building their craft by experimenting with different instruments and recording techniques. I'm not saying they were tame just different in great ways too. Even go further back and listen to a few tracks from the 50s blues, John Lee Hooker, BB King, Albert King, Fats Domino, Howlin Wolf, Bo Diddly and Little Richard I reckon you'll get a kick out of them also. ✌
Silas, if you plan on doing a Rush album next, then MOVING PICTURES - - which you already started a few days ago when you played the opening song "Tom Sawyer" - - is the one you should follow through with as your first.
Oh dear, not sure what you're listening to but Silas and I have been listening to one of the founders of Metal, Heavy Rock et al, with a classically trained keyboard player, a highly technical jazz trained drummer and a guitarist that features in pretty much every top 100 guitarists list, that's pretty grown up stuff to me. I will leave you to keep listening to Backstreet Boys and Mariah Carey, and we can have fun pulling faces to some of the best music recored. Take care and don't trip over your own ego on the way out.
From Australia , got to love a bit of British classic rock of the late 60s early 70s!, the great legendary DEEP PURPLE, Ritchie Blackmore guitar legend , Peace from down under
There is no weakest link in this band. And Space Truckin' is a BANGER! Caution, playing tracks like Highway Star and Space Truckin' while driving will almost certainly lead to flashing lights and the question, "Are you in a hurry to get somewhere Sir?" 😄 Thanks for reacting to this album bro. 😊
Been there :)
One of my all time favorite albums...not a bad song on it.
Deep Purple in Rock you should react to.
That song is terrific no matter how many times you listen to it. No one was like them. Thank you.
Drums are SICK
This album really is full of great driving music!
Space truckin live is an absolute Hammer. The Album named Made in Japan.
Fierce performance, no doubt. Still, Space Truckin from In Concert 1972 is the best live version I've heard.
"In Rock" from 1970 should be your next Deep Purple album. "Child in Time" is on that one.
This album IS a speeding ticket dude, use cruise control
I LOVE the drums on this song!
I think you might be listening to this album 50 years from now, just like many of us are still doing! Fun watching you enjoying it.
Silas, now you need to dive in the live versions of these songs.
The live full album “Made in Japan” is a must to react to.
If you continue to listen to albums, choose In Rock and keep in mind that these songs were created in 1969 for the most part - no one played like that then, let alone sang.
DEEP PURPLE EN LOS 70 ERAN INSUPERABLES!!!!🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🎸🎸🎸
An ABSOLUTE MUST HEAR Album,,
Rush "2112"..The Album Is A Story From Beginning To End..Be Prepared For Something Like You Have Never Heard Before!!
Ian Paice is such an underrated drummer!
He is highly rated as far as I know. A legend!
Gotta remember this came out just a couple years after the moon landing. Everybody was dreaming of space habitation.
I think that the two Ian’s were. Definitely the standouts on this last song. ♥️😎✌🏼
You should do In Rock or Made in Japan you won’t be disappointed
Solid!! Loved the speed! With a doze of funk! Two thumbs up!!
My favorite Deep Purple album. First time I heard it was on 8 track. If you don't know what that is ask your dad. Thanks for this!
In Rock might even be better! Every damn song is so good.
He has already done Child In Time and he loved that. In Rock is a close second IMHO.
I agree
Nice reaction Silas, you're doing a great job, keep being you.
I knew you would love this one ! Always been a favorite:).
We used to do a bit more, than just drive to this 8-track...LOL...the 70's was a great time for stunning rock, but add a bit of P.P.P., and it was the perfect mood...every time...Enjoy your reactions, brother...Rock ON!!
One of the last recordings in the sessions. Threw together some lyrics and basic chord changes and blasted off with a great memorable crowd favorite
Sorry, forgot to mention on my last comment how much i love DP. 'Fireball' was the first single i ever bought and i haven't looked back since.
I know without looking that many peeps here have already recommended "Made In Japan," the live album that has even better versions of many of the songs found on MH. So I'm joining that choir because it--literally--can't be said enough. We'd love a separate reaction, but even if just on "your own time," you won't be disappointed. Def one of the best live albums ever!
Yesssir ..... the standard by which all are measured bro. Deep Purple.
I think this was a great song with great drums. The guitar solo was not a chair lifter but not every song is.
I got that, nice.👈😎
I remember the first time I heard this song like in 1982 one of my favorite band growing up I suggest listening to live in Japan
Another energetic reaction enjoyed it my friend. There album in rock will make you exhausted.
Now you need to hear HUSH ----- Studiooo, Oh yeah, about dropping & getting spaced out trucking !
Lets go space truckin, over.
Great album
Deep Purple was named after Blackmore's grandma's fav song.....
Damn Silas, you've been rockin for a while and I am just catching up. I first heard this at 11 or 12yrs old in 72-3. Everybody loved it. Caught one show in 2012, bleeping awesome.
Banger!
Great reaction, Silas! I heard you mention you might be jumping into Rush. JUST BE CAREFUL; that's a very deep rabbit hole, but it is well worth it. If I may, I think you should start with "2112"...
Keep on keepin' on and ROCK ON! 🤘🖖✌️
Still one to go. Even if When A Blind Man Cries isn't on the album ( which it should have been ) it's on re-releases and is fantastic.
Yeah, it was the b-side to "Never Before".
A top track not to be overlooked.
Fun fact , , did you know DEEP PURPLE is in The Guinness Book of world records for being the loudest band !!?? One more , you have to check out Child In Time , live 1970 , it will blow your mind , and can't wait to see your reaction to the 18 minute version of Space Truckin from the album MADE IN JAPAN !! If you are doing Rush next , I'd go with 2112 !! Otherwise try the TEASER album , by TOMMY BOLIN , fantastic album !!!
The 18+ minute "Child in Time" from 'Stockholm 1970' blows the TV video that everybody reacts to out of the water. "Space Truckin" from 'In Concert' 1972 is an even better all-around rendition than the MiJ one. Great Tommy Bolin suggestion!
Bolinyes, Rush.....meh...
This is the short version...it actually goes for nearly 20 minutes...check out made in japan live.....
PS my favorite drum solos aren’t solos, but have another instrument like bass holding things down while the drummer just fills at will. This is a good one.
You should do a reaction to the 20+ minutes live video of ‘Space Trucking’ from the 1974 ‘California Jam’ festival (at Ontario Motor Speedway). It might just change your life👍
This is just Jammin! Love it...✌️
I never played this song in my 1996 speedyellow Porsche 993 turbo, yeah right!!!
Check out 'Free' (the band), especially Mr Big, Fire & Water, Wishing Well.... actually just play their anthology. Paul Rodgers is the greatest rock/blues vocalist of all time imo, he went on to front Bad Company who had some humongous rock classics, but check out Free first.
Hey Silas, try Blue Oyster Cult, I think you would like Godzilla but they have some great tunes!
Especially the even more rockin Godzilla off Some Enchanted Evening. BOC are awesome!
Nough Talkin start rockin
Check out Bostons first 2 albums as they have all good songs on both . Not many bands have albums that have all good songs but they are out there .
We had a jukebox in one of the cafeterias in high school...was when Boston's 1st lp came out.
We wore it out.
Jukebox was loaded with everything from Led to Deep Purple, Alice Cooper, Judah Priest, you name it.
Lasted about 2 months until they took it out!
@@JoeandAngie
Why did The Powers That Be decide to take it out? (BTW, when I was young teen we students ultimately lost our lunchtime music privilege at school after the student DJ one day blasted the song "Erotic City" by Prince. If you know the lyrics, then I am sure you can imagine what a scandal that incident would have been in a conservative community.)
Yeah, can’t listen to this while driving…. Makes your right foot heavy!
Damn near lost my license because of this album. Well 8 track.
Great reaction. I wonder if space truckin was a send up of Truckin by Grateful Dead. Thanks
Man please react to another great song of the who called "baby don't you do it" full version, from Who's Next, very similar to led zepelling rock and roll song
This album was always one of my faves but Silas I feel you need to diversify a bit more to get a general sense of more musical roots. DP, PF and LZ are some of the giants of the industry and there are many more. Try going back further to mid 60s with the Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Bob Dylan, The Who, The Beach Boys who are all giants too but until 1966 had been building their craft by experimenting with different instruments and recording techniques. I'm not saying they were tame just different in great ways too. Even go further back and listen to a few tracks from the 50s blues, John Lee Hooker, BB King, Albert King, Fats Domino, Howlin Wolf, Bo Diddly and Little Richard I reckon you'll get a kick out of them also. ✌
You could do In Rock from Deep Purple, or 2112 from Rush. Or maybe Moving Pictures from Rush.
If you're interested in Rush, I would start with Moving Pictures.
👋👋👋
brilliant album apart from the dogs dinner that is pictures of home- bought the album back in 1972, hated the track then, still do
Anyone up for some Jethro Tull Aqualung Do you think Silas would enjoy it
Listen to ELP Karn Evil 9
Check out Revolver
BeaTles
Best album
Silas, if you plan on doing a Rush album next, then MOVING PICTURES - - which you already started a few days ago when you played the opening song "Tom Sawyer" - - is the one you should follow through with as your first.
Two words for ya! Made in Japan. Your welcome!
Made in Japan...... 2 words...... uh..... WTH
@@viclagina347 lol 😂
@@viclagina347 Maiden Japan 😛
Boring Alice was LSD btw
wait til you do AC/DC
You need to grow up and start listening to big boy ( adult ) music that’s actually good instead of music you can make the most faces too
Oh dear, not sure what you're listening to but Silas and I have been listening to one of the founders of Metal, Heavy Rock et al, with a classically trained keyboard player, a highly technical jazz trained drummer and a guitarist that features in pretty much every top 100 guitarists list, that's pretty grown up stuff to me. I will leave you to keep listening to Backstreet Boys and Mariah Carey, and we can have fun pulling faces to some of the best music recored. Take care and don't trip over your own ego on the way out.
Psi…..looks like you got this covered!! 💥👍
Troll elsewhere BHGR.
@@79BlackRose 😉
Better listen to Karen, she'll call a manager...