Your so right by saying the 60's and 70's was the best time for music. Being a teenager at this time was just wonderful. Oh, how I miss those days. I thank all the reactors who are keeping this music alive . Peace!
when I watch young people react to class bands like Deep Purple. Led Zep. Pink Floyd I have mixed feelings. I'm glad they are keeping their music alive but I am sad music is never going to be this good again. Just look at the instantly forgettable drivel we call music today
Nah, the Eighties were even better. Perhaps not for old folks though? But I understand the sentiment, we all love music from our +/- 15 y/o Still think good music are being composed though
This performance could be all the band ever did and they would go down in history. Its like zeppelin at knebsworth or msg, metallica in moscow, ac dc donnigton or hendrix at monterrey pop. Its a once in a lifetime experience and nothing can compare.
I grew up in the sixties and seventies and in my opinion; between 1964 and 1979, some of the greatest songs you could ever react to were made during this golden age of music!
Deep Purple , Led Zeppelin , Black Sabbath , England musically gifted. Saw Deep purple live in 2005 , amazing . One of the greatest band of all time, The masters of Hard rock and Heavy metal . The list of their greatest songs is endless , Perfect Strangers , Knocking on your back door, Highway star , Smoke on the water , Black night , Sometimes I feel like screaming , Anthem , Love conquers All , Woman from Tokyo , Strange kind of woman , When a blind man cries, etc.
,.... Oh, bro, H O W CAN YOU NOT COMPLETE THE B I G FOUR WITH INCREDIBLY AMAZING & EXCITING U R I A H H E E P??? SUCH A SACRILEGE ~ SHAME ON YOU, MATE 😮😮😮😢!!!! ❤🎉😊 BERNIE GERMANY WHO ALSO LIKES ASTOUNDING BOLLYWOOD MUSIC 😊😊😊! STAY SAFE, DUDE 🎉
Dominica, i, understood, perfectly, what you said, about "THE SMOKE"😂( nothing to do with drugs, even if i took drugs😂), you told about, you're feeling so good, like if you were sleeping in a kind of smoke, a cloud😂Andreii, you were ready to cry😂So dont talk😂.....You said everything! The modern music, can sometimes be good, but, NOTHING TO DO WITH THAT LEVEL OF PASSION, SOUL, ETC.....You can't find that level of music today anymore!😢That's why i like your channel😂I THOUGHT IT'S ANDREII, WHO WOULD, FINALLY, CRY WITH THAT SONG, BUT IT'S DOMINICA WHO, FINALLY, CRIED😂😂😂😂😂I love you guys👍❤️Peace from France
Thanks for this great reaction. This is , for me, the greatest songs ever maked....it was back then in 1970 and it still are. Amazing song and an amazing band.
tutte le volte che sento questo pezzo, e ormai lo ascolto da 54 anni, continuo ad avere brivii lungo la schiena. I Deep purple sono per me il più grande gruppo hard rock di sempre.
i'm gonna be honest here .....for us who grew up in the 70s ....when the 80s rolled around ...we sometimes looked back at this stuff as being old school ...and the production old fashioned ....however , you see it now as classic and refreshingly honest !!! - its great stuff.....NEVER follow fashion....thats the lesson i learnt
I carnt believe people have not heard this , i live in Australia ,i heard this when i was ten. I saw them twice in 1983 on my 21st birthday week twice. Best week of my life. George Jarrison came out on stage for their encore song I was right in front three rows back
This song has a special place in my heart and especially this performance. I don't know how many times I've seen this video and just had goosebumps again. It reminds me of the time when I got to know this music. Bands like Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, The doors etc. It was the early 90's and man we had a good time. Good friends, experience good music together, drink and smoke a little and were happy and carefree and became one in this music.
Well back in those days the point was prove yourself as a musician. Because there were crazy talent everywhere... all countries were doing amazing music. Black Americans, Brits, but Los Jaivas and so many geniuses. ❤
there’s only one grainy black and white recording of him singing it during the recording that I know of, yeah. Just cling to the studio cut and enjoy lol
Ritch Blackmore,,,, uns dos melhores guitarristas da história Jon lord,,,,, o maior tecladista de todos os tempos Ian Gilan ,,, incomparável no vocal,,,, metal Roger Glover,,, contra baixo,,, excelente,,, Ian peace na drums,,,, The best
Thx for the reaction!! Written during the VietNam War. And you've not been hit Oh, by flying lead You'd better close your eyes Oh Bow your head Wait for the ricochet
This has always been considered an anti-Vietnam War song. Ian Gillan, the singer, wrote the lyrics. Their "In Rock" album was the second album I bought as a teenager. I saw them live three times in 1971, 72 and 73. They were fantastic live. (I still have all my extensive collection of vinyl from the 60s and 70s.)
It's mostly Americans who think it must be about America's War Against Vietnam because everything has to be about them. But Gillan has said repeatedly it was about the Cold War. He said, for example, that “I started singing and the words came easily because we were all aware of the nuclear threat which hovered over us at this time which was probably when the ‘cold war’ was at its hottest ... So, we created this song using the Cold War as the theme.” Being British it's not surprising that they (and me) were far more concerned with any Soviet/ Warsaw Pact threat of invasion/nuclear war than the rogue, terrorist USA killing hundreds of thousands in a country half a world away that was never any threat to the them (or any other country) as they were fighting for their independence from France (and eventually US imperialism).
@@psbarrow Well said by an imperialist Brit, but a big fake. Who got involved in the Iraq war; I thought at the time that the UK would become the 51st state, moving away from the reluctance of other European countries. And even before that, with the Fakland War, Britain had rediscovered its old imperialist streak. Wars are mostly diversionary maneuvers by old machos to distract from national problems and to unite their country through nationalism. As the saying goes, everyone should take a good look at their own nose and reconsider their own behavior✌
The U.K. was obsessed with music particularly rock in the 60’s/70’s/80’s, it was much bigger than any other cultural thing (football for example). Now the U.K. is totally football obsessed, and music is an after-thought. Our footballs team will never be as good at competing on the international stage as our music once was though
I Love Nightwish, Epica, Black Sabbath and other Metal Songs but THIS is/was ALWAYS my Number 1 HIT All-times. Since i heard it in 1972, i wast lost for this song. [never heard a better].
Like so many of my generation, I took for granted just how good the music was back then. Looking back, I treasure those memories of seeing so many great bands in concert. Rush, Outlaws, Bob Segar, Molly Hatchet, Pink Floyd and Tom Petty were some of the best to see live.
It was Great Growing up in the 1960's and seventies in the UK Led Zep, Black Sabbath, Deep purple, Pink Floyd, Dire straits, Yes, etc . I was lucky enough to see most live, but the best concert by far was Pink Floyds pulse at earls court standing under the mirror ball.
Couldn't wait for you to get to this. Many of the songs in those days had something tangible about them, something you could almost touch and feel, they were created by true musicians who sometimes seemed to be more like magicians. One of the best reactions to this masterpiece I've seen. Thank you
You guys can bet these five monsters already knew exatelly how great they were, at the time... Deep Purple was fundamental influence over hundred of musicians and the music...
It was a time of a true double edged sword - the artists really expanded the creative boundary in really all music genres but also the labels really pushed them hard to publish, tour, publish.
lol bands was trippin on best drugs women and alchocol,they cared not! it was true time to live and die w/o being too anxios about this llil thing called life@@Dibbdroid
@@DibbdroidA lot of dodgy managers, yes, but the labels pushed the musicians to death..... while making millions of $ along with the managers and paying the bands almost nothing.
@@Rassskle the labels don't book four American tours in a year, plus Europe and the UK on top: the managers do. Labels wanted 1 album a year and the managers could have negotiated for time off. Look around for the Jon Lord interviews where he talks about how shagged out they were. Hepititis for Ian and Ritchie at separate times. That's down to management keeping them working non-stop. The record labels were a fraction of the driving force
Voy a escrivir en español por que mi inglés no es perfecto y usando traductor puede llevar a confusions. Gracias por vuestra eleccion y vuestro anàlisis, muy honesto. Tienes razón en aquella época , desde finales de los cincuenta había un libro para escribir que estaba en blanco, vacio.Era el libro de la historia de la música moderna, y aquellas bandas y artistas de los sesentas hasta los noventa fueron los escritores. Eran músicos , artistas , revolucionarios en momentos de canbio, pero sobre todo eran creativos , investigando nuevos sonidos creando nuevos instrumentos y tecnología. Olvidense los mileneal, la música moderna ya està creada y sin autotunes ni tantas historias , puro talento. Deep Purple junto con Led Zeppelin y Black sabath fueron loas padres del Heavy. No dejeis de escuchar el àlbum live de Deep Purple Made in Japan, su obra más preciada. ❤❤ Keep on rocking guys. Greetings from Barcelona
Welcome to Deep Purple. One of the things that you have to remember about the musicians back then, they not only performed the music, they WROTE it. The emotion behind the writing gets amplified during the performances. There were no computers to fix things back then... this was pure talent on display.
Oh yes, maybe one of the first rock songs wish change my later music orientation...( I was 13 years old that time), later I was more progressive oriented,but they was progressive in these days already!!! I've been looking at them live a few times, some musicians change in time, but the heart of Deep Purple still alive these days They was in Luxembourg last winter, Ian Gillan ( the singer❤), Ian Paice ( The drummer❤) and Roger Glover ( the Bass player❤) still give everything, and they are sure more than 70 years old!!! Exceptionnel!!!! Please check yourself live shows from last year to see how good they still be!! Excuse my English, I'm belgian wallon (french speaking)... better understanding than writing and speaking)
And what blows my mind ( and I love it so much) is to see you reacting to all that music and take so much pleasure, I love you) It shows our MUSIC still alive ❤❤❤
I saw Deep Purple in 1973 during the MACHINEHEAD TOUR, possibly the most impactful concert I have been to. In a light rain at an outdoor dragstrip, it was magical. I was also tripping balls, which may have had something to do with the intensity of the experience.
Great song! This is one of the few hard rock groups I enjoyed in the 60's-70's. Some of my favorites are their covers of Joe South's "Hush" & Neil Diamond's "Kentucky Woman", "Lazy", "Fireball", "Speed King", "Highway Star", "My Woman From Tokyo", "Space Truckin'" etc.
I was really fortunate to see this same lineup live. I love music but I agree, music was much different then compared to now. There are talented people but this was a special time. Wonderful reaction guys!❤
OH, MY - the passion in this song is AMAZING!!! His mournful vocals are just so MOVING and ENCOMPASSING!!! So hard to find words....just SO impactful!! And, still true, today, when speaking of war. The musicianship in this one is TOP-LEVEL and the vocals, as ALWAYS, with Ian Gillan, are STUNNING...and, in this case: heart-wrenching!!! I'm so glad all this music was available to me, as I grew up: a time when musicians could SO APTLY convey their thoughts and stances to the masses, whom many agreed with. Not the case, with a few exceptions, these days. LOVE YOUR REACTIONS! HUGS....from an old lady!! ❤❤❤❤❤
Off of one of the best albums of all time,with one of the greatest album covers of all time “ Deep Purple..In Rock”.This song is powerful and chilling.Always great by you two.
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Hi my favourite couple! 💖❤💖❤Deep Purple, along with Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath is probably the inspiration for most of the hard rock and metal bands of the 70s, 80s and 90s. They are considered one of the founders of Hard Rock. One of my personal favourites from the 70s. When Deep Purple reunited with this setting in 1985 and they came to Sweden, I had my jaw in my lap when Ian Gillan reached those notes still. A memory I will never forget.
Its true what you say , Deep Purple were formed in 1969 same time as Led Zepplin they were all true musicians not fake like today enjoy watching your take on different music and yes its true the best music and Bands were back then i wouldnt cross the road to watch any bands today
My favorite Deep Purple song... your reactions are priceless!!! I've watched so many Child in Time reactions but you guys are my favorite!!! I never get sick listening to this song!!! Speaking of "smoke..." their song "Smoke on the Water" is probably their most famous song (but most people will say it's overly played) Keep 'em coming!!! ❤
The fact of the matter is that in the later 60s and early 70s, the performers WERE IN CHARGE. The executives didn't know what the audience wanted, they signed everybody, and see which ones sold tickets and records.
I live in a small town in Czech Republic with only 7,000 inhabitants. But we still had in my town some concerts - Jethro Tull, Deep Purple and Sting (and Blackmoore's Night - Ritchie Blackmore, ex lead guitarist Deep Purple plus his wife Candice Night, they play renaisance music in modern folk rock arangement). The Deep Purple concert (2013) was my greatest musical experience I saw live.
So many Seppos always take this to be about America's War Against Vietnam when Gillan has said repeatedly it was about the Cold War. He said, for example, that “I started singing and the words came easily because we were all aware of the nuclear threat which hovered over us at this time which was probably when the ‘cold war’ was at its hottest ... So, we created this song using the Cold War as the theme.” Being British it's not surprising that they (and me) were far more concerned with any Soviet/ Warsaw Pact threat of invasion/nuclear war than the rogue US nation killing hundreds of thousands in a country half a world away that was never any threat to the them (or any other country) as they were fighting for their independence from France (and eventually US imperialism).
This was my teenage years, and it was a time where each band was expanding their experience and direction into all types of music influence shifting scales, keys and time signatures each band unique and each track on an album different a time of wonder and discovery. Deep Purple, Led Zeplin, Black Sabath, Hawkwind, King Crimson, Tangerine Dream, Emerson Lake & Palmer, The Beatles, The Kinks, The Moody Blues, Pink Floyd, Yes, Genesis, Jethro Tull, The Who, The Stones, Super Tramp, Queen and many more.
Mi sento fortunato perché la mia generazione ha vissuto questi artisti . Pink Floyd , Led Zeppelin , Deep Purple , Black Sabbath , Rolling Stones , Genesis.
I love your guys reactions, and I've been a Deep Purple fan since I was a kid. You guys are right: Child in Time is just an overwhelming masterpiece by five unbelievable musicians each playing amazingly but somehow coming together.
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Your so right by saying the 60's and 70's was the best time for music. Being a teenager at this time was just wonderful. Oh, how I miss those days. I thank all the reactors who are keeping this music alive . Peace!
when I watch young people react to class bands like Deep Purple. Led Zep. Pink Floyd I have mixed feelings. I'm glad they are keeping their music alive but I am sad music is never going to be this good again. Just look at the instantly forgettable drivel we call music today
Nah, the Eighties were even better. Perhaps not for old folks though?
But I understand the sentiment, we all love music from our +/- 15 y/o
Still think good music are being composed though
Deep Purple the GOATS along with Led Zep. Gillan amazing singer!!!!
This performance could be all the band ever did and they would go down in history. Its like zeppelin at knebsworth or msg, metallica in moscow, ac dc donnigton or hendrix at monterrey pop. Its a once in a lifetime experience and nothing can compare.
The guitarist here - Ritchie Blackmore is the same guitarist playing in Rainbow - Stargazer and all of their other songs.
This is the birth of heavy metal : Black Sabbath, Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin
Y O U FORGOT THE FOURTH, FOOL YOU ARE ~ I N C R E D I B L E U R I A H H E E P ❤🎉😊!!! NEXT TIME DO YOUR HOMEWORK😢! 😊 BERNIE GERMANY 😊
...and Uriah Heep.
Next stop ... Highway Star !
hell yes
I grew up in the sixties and seventies and in my opinion; between 1964 and 1979, some of the greatest songs you could ever react to were made during this golden age of music!
Absolutely correct.
I'm 61 and I agree.
Your wife is a wonderful lady!
Yes, 1970s UK - we didn’t know how lucky we were!
Beautiful reaction to something special
The loudest band in history.
...aaaaand another rabbit hole to explore 🙂
This was before my time, I didn't see them live until 1973 ;) hehe
Deep Purple , Led Zeppelin , Black Sabbath , England musically gifted. Saw Deep purple live in 2005 , amazing . One of the greatest band of all time, The masters of Hard rock and Heavy metal . The list of their greatest songs is endless , Perfect Strangers , Knocking on your back door, Highway star , Smoke on the water , Black night , Sometimes I feel like screaming , Anthem , Love conquers All , Woman from Tokyo , Strange kind of woman , When a blind man cries, etc.
,.... Oh, bro, H O W CAN YOU NOT COMPLETE THE B I G FOUR WITH INCREDIBLY AMAZING & EXCITING U R I A H H E E P??? SUCH A SACRILEGE ~ SHAME ON YOU, MATE 😮😮😮😢!!!! ❤🎉😊 BERNIE GERMANY WHO ALSO LIKES ASTOUNDING BOLLYWOOD MUSIC 😊😊😊! STAY SAFE, DUDE 🎉
@@bernhardherrmann9230 Magnificient Uriah Heep , July Morning rain ,, Lady In black etc.
@@spartakdauti9783,.... Thanx, old pal ! BERNIE
Completely understand the ‘smoke’ reference!
And there is much more ‘70 music! Find!!!
Gillan's voice is like another virtuoso instrument.
*One of the best classic rock songs of all time.*
Merci de dpl de cette chanson ❤❤❤❤
I love you guys. You so completely get it.
Now compare this to modern top 40 and tell me that music has not gone downhill in the last 20 years.
You spoke the truth about the way music was. You are 1000000000% right ! Perfect !
The best reaction- review I've ever seen in yrs. Great insight.
Sometimes in my life I've lived under a rock...but as far as deep purple....I was in rock!!😊
Great band, great song. I liked it back in the days, i appreciate it today after 50 years.
One of the greatest singers ever and the band plays great
I’m definitely from those times. Can’t express how or where the talent comes from.
You are so right with your words about this handmade music. Thank you!
Richie Blackmore. One of thee greats!!
Great reaction thanks 🎉
I always feel like he is screaming the whole worlds pain out
This song is just iconic! Each part of it, each musician is fantastic 😊
Best version of this song ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Incredible musicians and what a voice lan has!!!! Love Deep Purple! ❤
Great reaction. You just saw 5 of the best musicians ever to grace planet earth, each in his own right. Thank you...
Dominica, i, understood, perfectly, what you said, about "THE SMOKE"😂( nothing to do with drugs, even if i took drugs😂), you told about, you're feeling so good, like if you were sleeping in a kind of smoke, a cloud😂Andreii, you were ready to cry😂So dont talk😂.....You said everything! The modern music, can sometimes be good, but, NOTHING TO DO WITH THAT LEVEL OF PASSION, SOUL, ETC.....You can't find that level of music today anymore!😢That's why i like your channel😂I THOUGHT IT'S ANDREII, WHO WOULD, FINALLY, CRY WITH THAT SONG, BUT IT'S DOMINICA WHO, FINALLY, CRIED😂😂😂😂😂I love you guys👍❤️Peace from France
RIP Jon Lord (keyboards). That's all. No more words can explain the emotion I feel. It's my generation. I'm 70. It's my music. My world.
May b the greatest live performance of all time. Musical geniuses.
This is one the most powerfull songs EVER!!! ❤
Nothing like this today. Every one of these guys were amazing muscians.
Timeless
I like the smoke analogy. His voice does wrap itself around you...
Thanks for this great reaction. This is , for me, the greatest songs ever maked....it was back then in 1970 and it still are. Amazing song and an amazing band.
Nice reaction once again.. ❤
tutte le volte che sento questo pezzo, e ormai lo ascolto da 54 anni, continuo ad avere brivii lungo la schiena. I Deep purple sono per me il più grande gruppo hard rock di sempre.
i'm gonna be honest here .....for us who grew up in the 70s ....when the 80s rolled around ...we sometimes looked back at this stuff as being old school ...and the production old fashioned ....however , you see it now as classic and refreshingly honest !!! - its great stuff.....NEVER follow fashion....thats the lesson i learnt
Fashion fades only style remains 😉
I carnt believe people have not heard this , i live in Australia ,i heard this when i was ten.
I saw them twice in 1983 on my 21st birthday week twice.
Best week of my life.
George Jarrison came out on stage for their encore song
I was right in front three rows back
What a wonderful analysis!
This song has a special place in my heart and especially this performance. I don't know how many times I've seen this video and just had goosebumps again. It reminds me of the time when I got to know this music. Bands like Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, The doors etc. It was the early 90's and man we had a good time. Good friends, experience good music together, drink and smoke a little and were happy and carefree and became one in this music.
Well back in those days the point was prove yourself as a musician. Because there were crazy talent everywhere... all countries were doing amazing music. Black Americans, Brits, but Los Jaivas and so many geniuses. ❤
The lead singer Ian Gillan was also on the original stage version cd of Jesus Christ Superstar as Jesus
Ian Gillan was never on the stage version..only on the the original 1970 concept album..which all others followed.
Saying "stage" is a bit misleading as it was just a studio recording. Gillan never sang the role on any stage.
there’s only one grainy black and white recording of him singing it during the recording that I know of, yeah. Just cling to the studio cut and enjoy lol
Ritch Blackmore,,,, uns dos melhores guitarristas da história
Jon lord,,,,, o maior tecladista de todos os tempos
Ian Gilan ,,, incomparável no vocal,,,, metal
Roger Glover,,, contra baixo,,, excelente,,,
Ian peace na drums,,,, The best
Definitely need to check Smoke on the water.. one of the most famous rock guitar riffs in music history.. 😀
ha I love this video because it's a sign of the times.... the crowd is so 60's and wondering what's going on lol.
Thx for the reaction!! Written during the VietNam War.
And you've not been hit
Oh, by flying lead
You'd better close your eyes
Oh
Bow your head
Wait for the ricochet
This has always been considered an anti-Vietnam War song. Ian Gillan, the singer, wrote the lyrics. Their "In Rock" album was the second album I bought as a teenager. I saw them live three times in 1971, 72 and 73. They were fantastic live. (I still have all my extensive collection of vinyl from the 60s and 70s.)
More about the Cold War..this song was written and recorded in 1969.
It's mostly Americans who think it must be about America's War Against Vietnam because everything has to be about them. But Gillan has said repeatedly it was about the Cold War. He said, for example, that “I started singing and the words came easily because we were all aware of the nuclear threat which hovered over us at this time which was probably when the ‘cold war’ was at its hottest ... So, we created this song using the Cold War as the theme.”
Being British it's not surprising that they (and me) were far more concerned with any Soviet/ Warsaw Pact threat of invasion/nuclear war than the rogue, terrorist USA killing hundreds of thousands in a country half a world away that was never any threat to the them (or any other country) as they were fighting for their independence from France (and eventually US imperialism).
@@psbarrow Well said by an imperialist Brit, but a big fake. Who got involved in the Iraq war; I thought at the time that the UK would become the 51st state, moving away from the reluctance of other European countries.
And even before that, with the Fakland War, Britain had rediscovered its old imperialist streak.
Wars are mostly diversionary maneuvers by old machos to distract from national problems and to unite their country through nationalism.
As the saying goes, everyone should take a good look at their own nose and reconsider their own behavior✌
All the In Rock album was great first DP record I bought!
I saw deep purple quite a few times in the 70's & 80's and the smoke was going around me too 😉
The U.K. was obsessed with music particularly rock in the 60’s/70’s/80’s, it was much bigger than any other cultural thing (football for example). Now the U.K. is totally football obsessed, and music is an after-thought. Our footballs team will never be as good at competing on the international stage as our music once was though
Football supporters eh, and it's not even their team 🤔
I Love Nightwish, Epica, Black Sabbath and other Metal Songs but THIS is/was ALWAYS my Number 1 HIT All-times.
Since i heard it in 1972, i wast lost for this song. [never heard a better].
This never gets old, and they are all excelling at what they do. What a respectful reaction.
Like so many of my generation, I took for granted just how good the music was back then. Looking back, I treasure those memories of seeing so many great bands in concert. Rush, Outlaws, Bob Segar, Molly Hatchet, Pink Floyd and Tom Petty were some of the best to see live.
you two are so adorable its a pleasure watching you guys
It was Great Growing up in the 1960's and seventies in the UK Led Zep, Black Sabbath, Deep purple, Pink Floyd, Dire straits, Yes, etc .
I was lucky enough to see most live, but the best concert by far was Pink Floyds pulse at earls court standing under the mirror ball.
Bravo! Love this. ✌️
Couldn't wait for you to get to this. Many of the songs in those days had something tangible about them, something you could almost touch and feel, they were created by true musicians who sometimes seemed to be more like magicians. One of the best reactions to this masterpiece I've seen. Thank you
You guys can bet these five monsters already knew exatelly how great they were, at the time... Deep Purple was fundamental influence over hundred of musicians and the music...
It was a time of a true double edged sword - the artists really expanded the creative boundary in really all music genres but also the labels really pushed them hard to publish, tour, publish.
Not so much the labels, more the band managers flogging their prize stallions to death
lol bands was trippin on best drugs women and alchocol,they cared not! it was true time to live and die w/o being too anxios about this llil thing called life@@Dibbdroid
@@anatos1722 except this version of Deep Purple did zero drugs
@@DibbdroidA lot of dodgy managers, yes, but the labels pushed the musicians to death..... while making millions of $ along with the managers and paying the bands almost nothing.
@@Rassskle the labels don't book four American tours in a year, plus Europe and the UK on top: the managers do. Labels wanted 1 album a year and the managers could have negotiated for time off. Look around for the Jon Lord interviews where he talks about how shagged out they were. Hepititis for Ian and Ritchie at separate times. That's down to management keeping them working non-stop. The record labels were a fraction of the driving force
Voy a escrivir en español por que mi inglés no es perfecto y usando traductor puede llevar a confusions.
Gracias por vuestra eleccion y vuestro anàlisis, muy honesto.
Tienes razón en aquella época , desde finales de los cincuenta había un libro para escribir que estaba en blanco, vacio.Era el libro de la historia de la música moderna, y aquellas bandas y artistas de los sesentas hasta los noventa fueron los escritores. Eran músicos , artistas , revolucionarios en momentos de canbio, pero sobre todo eran creativos , investigando nuevos sonidos creando nuevos instrumentos y tecnología.
Olvidense los mileneal, la música moderna ya està creada y sin autotunes ni tantas historias , puro talento.
Deep Purple junto con Led Zeppelin y Black sabath fueron loas padres del Heavy.
No dejeis de escuchar el àlbum live de Deep Purple Made in Japan, su obra más preciada.
❤❤ Keep on rocking guys.
Greetings from Barcelona
‘ Never mind, forget about the smoke’ :) Now you have to do Smoke on the water from them as well.
I've seen this many times and its still extraordinary!
I was born in '94 and i totally agree with everything you said there at the end! ❤ :)
Good people, if everyone was like you the world would be such a wonderful place, love from the UK
Masterpiece
Welcome to Deep Purple.
One of the things that you have to remember about the musicians back then, they not only performed the music, they WROTE it. The emotion behind the writing gets amplified during the performances. There were no computers to fix things back then... this was pure talent on display.
The crowd wasn't ready for that...
Oh yes, maybe one of the first rock songs wish change my later music orientation...( I was 13 years old that time), later I was more progressive oriented,but they was progressive in these days already!!! I've been looking at them live a few times, some musicians change in time, but the heart of Deep Purple still alive these days They was in Luxembourg last winter, Ian Gillan ( the singer❤), Ian Paice ( The drummer❤) and Roger Glover ( the Bass player❤) still give everything, and they are sure more than 70 years old!!! Exceptionnel!!!! Please check yourself live shows from last year to see how good they still be!!
Excuse my English, I'm belgian wallon (french speaking)... better understanding than writing and speaking)
And what blows my mind ( and I love it so much) is to see you reacting to all that music and take so much pleasure, I love you) It shows our MUSIC still alive ❤❤❤
I saw Deep Purple in 1973 during the MACHINEHEAD TOUR, possibly the most impactful concert I have been to. In a light rain at an outdoor dragstrip, it was magical. I was also tripping balls, which may have had something to do with the intensity of the experience.
Great song! This is one of the few hard rock groups I enjoyed in the 60's-70's. Some of my favorites are their covers of Joe South's "Hush" & Neil Diamond's "Kentucky Woman", "Lazy", "Fireball", "Speed King", "Highway Star", "My Woman From Tokyo", "Space Truckin'" etc.
I was really fortunate to see this same lineup live. I love music but I agree, music was much different then compared to now. There are talented people but this was a special time. Wonderful reaction guys!❤
Bless this woman. She said it all.
OH, MY - the passion in this song is AMAZING!!! His mournful vocals are just so MOVING and ENCOMPASSING!!! So hard to find words....just SO impactful!! And, still true, today, when speaking of war. The musicianship in this one is TOP-LEVEL and the vocals, as ALWAYS, with Ian Gillan, are STUNNING...and, in this case: heart-wrenching!!! I'm so glad all this music was available to me, as I grew up: a time when musicians could SO APTLY convey their thoughts and stances to the masses, whom many agreed with. Not the case, with a few exceptions, these days. LOVE YOUR REACTIONS! HUGS....from an old lady!! ❤❤❤❤❤
Off of one of the best albums of all time,with one of the greatest album covers of all time “ Deep Purple..In Rock”.This song is powerful and chilling.Always great by you two.
Hi my favourite couple! 💖❤💖❤Deep Purple, along with Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath is probably the inspiration for most of the hard rock and metal bands of the 70s, 80s and 90s. They are considered one of the founders of Hard Rock. One of my personal favourites from the 70s. When Deep Purple reunited with this setting in 1985 and they came to Sweden, I had my jaw in my lap when Ian Gillan reached those notes still. A memory I will never forget.
The " looks" on Domenica's face got me ! 😂😂
Its true what you say , Deep Purple were formed in 1969 same time as Led Zepplin they were all true musicians not fake like today enjoy watching your take on different music and yes its true the best music and Bands were back then i wouldnt cross the road to watch any bands today
No sir - 1968 ...same with Zep.
My favorite Deep Purple song... your reactions are priceless!!! I've watched so many Child in Time reactions but you guys are my favorite!!! I never get sick listening to this song!!! Speaking of "smoke..." their song "Smoke on the Water" is probably their most famous song (but most people will say it's overly played) Keep 'em coming!!! ❤
The fact of the matter is that in the later 60s and early 70s, the performers WERE IN CHARGE. The executives didn't know what the audience wanted, they signed everybody, and see which ones sold tickets and records.
Great insight, your absolutely correct, people were expected to bring something to the table back then 🇬🇧👍
You are absolutely correct! The 60's and 70's music was.made for the love of doing it! Now, who knows why?
I agree with your insights on this music I grew up on. Warms my soul to see you appreciate it.
One of my all time favorite rock bands!
I love to watch people's reactions to this song. It blows everyone away the first time they hear it, and you guys were no exception.
Incredible isn't it, what a band 🤘
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You need to see Deep Purple Made in Japan live. Take a look at Free All Right Now live. Both were fantastic musicians.
I live in a small town in Czech Republic with only 7,000 inhabitants. But we still had in my town some concerts - Jethro Tull, Deep Purple and Sting (and Blackmoore's Night - Ritchie Blackmore, ex lead guitarist Deep Purple plus his wife Candice Night, they play renaisance music in modern folk rock arangement). The Deep Purple concert (2013) was my greatest musical experience I saw live.
So many Seppos always take this to be about America's War Against Vietnam when Gillan has said repeatedly it was about the Cold War. He said, for example, that “I started singing and the words came easily because we were all aware of the nuclear threat which hovered over us at this time which was probably when the ‘cold war’ was at its hottest ... So, we created this song using the Cold War as the theme.”
Being British it's not surprising that they (and me) were far more concerned with any Soviet/ Warsaw Pact threat of invasion/nuclear war than the rogue US nation killing hundreds of thousands in a country half a world away that was never any threat to the them (or any other country) as they were fighting for their independence from France (and eventually US imperialism).
This was my teenage years, and it was a time where each band was expanding their experience and direction into all types of music influence shifting scales, keys and time signatures each band unique and each track on an album different a time of wonder and discovery.
Deep Purple, Led Zeplin, Black Sabath, Hawkwind, King Crimson, Tangerine Dream, Emerson Lake & Palmer, The Beatles, The Kinks, The Moody Blues, Pink Floyd, Yes, Genesis, Jethro Tull, The Who, The Stones, Super Tramp, Queen and many more.
Mi sento fortunato perché la mia generazione ha vissuto questi artisti . Pink Floyd , Led Zeppelin , Deep Purple , Black Sabbath , Rolling Stones , Genesis.
I love your guys reactions, and I've been a Deep Purple fan since I was a kid. You guys are right: Child in Time is just an overwhelming masterpiece by five unbelievable musicians each playing amazingly but somehow coming together.