This my rockin 92 year aunts favorite Band. Every night she drinks 4 bud lights and listen to deep purple. She even had me put there song " perfect strangers " as her ring tone. 😄😄😂🤣😅 Rock aunt Winnie 😎😎😎
Part of that keyboard solo where Jon Lord makes it sound like a harpsicord is so Bach-inspired it's not even funny. People don't realize how much Blackmore and Lord were inspired by classical music, especially JS Bach. Then you throw in jazz and the blues, and you have a recipe for rock near-perfection. Deep Purple was THE SHIT!
I was just thinking that. A fugue-ish riff. But then again most of those late 60's and '70s Brit rockers had at least one member that learned classical piano. Nowadays, meh.
Jon Lord (keyboardist), Ian Paice (drums) and Ritchie Blackmore were all virtuoso players. Great reaction and Lex's energy is awesome. You keys need to check out more DP.
This is IMHO Ian Paice's finest hour as DP's drummer, this puts him rightfully spoken about in the same breath as Ginger Baker, John Bonham and Neil Peart.
I totally agree, except for the small detail that I wouldn't mention Bonham in the same breath as the other three at all. The word "overrated" doesn't even begin to describe him. An overbearingly overboring woodchopper, that I literally never listen to for my own amusement. Only when I can't escape it.
Deep Purple (who I saw live in '72) had several advantages over their contemporaries. First: they were the first band I ever saw who were better LIVE than in the studio. Good Gawd can they dial it up. Then they had Ian Paice, maybe one of the best drummers who ever lived. Jon Lord on the Hammond B-3 organ, and nobody disputes him as the KING of that instrument. Ritchie Blackmore on guitar... the father of neo-classical shredding. And finally, those amazing vocals from David Coverdale.
Superb rock. David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes on vocals, Ian Paice going mad on drums, John Lord on keyboards and Richie Blackmore on guitar. Classic line up.
This line up had a massive audience concert at California Jam in April 1974, Ontario Motor Speed, in a tour supporting the Burn album recorded in Montreux, Switzerland in November 1973. The master guitarrist Ritchie Blackmore and Hammond B3 keyboardist Jon Lord (R.I.P.) at the top of their game. This one was the opening song for that Jam concert. Ian Paice's drumming at his peak. They were the original founder members of Deep Purple back in 1968/69. The lead vocal David Coverdale and bassist Glenn Hughes came in replacement of Ian Gillan and Roger Glover as well. Good reaction paying attention to every song part, and the comments about the instrumental solos. Thanks, and take care.
L O V E the drumming, the organ and vocals on BURN ! Its the best track on this record. Deep Purple got me into hard rock in the early 70's with its fun, riffy, lighthearted rock music
Everyone in the band, on this song, is on fire...and I agree that Ian Paice's fills are amazing. The one thing I remember when this song first came out was that the rhythm guitarist in my band used to say " no bands in our town are doing Burn as a cover, cause it's too hard to learn and perform well" For the most part I think he was right, we never saw that song ever covered in the '70s.
you guys have just reacted to the BEST song in the history of mankind. PERIOD!!!! in case you don't know, the singer here is David Coverdale, the Same singer of Whitsnake (STILL OF THE NIGHT, HERE I GO AGAIN, remember??)
Check out "Comin' Home". It's got David Coverdale (and bass player Glenn Hughes) on vocals plus Tommy Bolin on guitar. Deep Purple Mark 4 without Ian Gillan, Roger Glover and Ritchie Blackmore.
Glad you guys love this song. I first heard it in the summer of 1977 when I came home from vacation on my grandparents farm. A family friend who was a Deep Purple fan gave me an 8 track tape with all their music on it. This song was the standout for me. It literally opened me up to so much music out there from multiple genres. It was a great time to discover music!
Your reaction is stunning for this "elderly" man - Brad going directly into ZOMBIE-MODE with a tear on hes chin, and Lex`s body going: LETS ROCK - I love it. Deep Purple - - what can I say - they have been my band since I heard the first tunes coming out my Dad`s radio from a band playing in Hamburg - then I was HOOK`d, and still are - now try DP with the "Old strait Jacket" - they still ignite me - love em. Paice & Glover are in another level even today. 1 like Brad & Lex
The "Mark 3" Line Up....."Oh,an Organ".....damn,you just listened to one of the Greatest Organ Players in Rock History....The mighty HOLY JOHN LORD.......and of course the Wizzard himself,RITCHIE BLACKMORE on Guitar.....and the Duett between Coverdale & Hughes are epic !.....you jst started your journey deeep into the Rabbit Hole of Deep Purple......I'm a Fan for 50 Years now !
@@BeeLineEast Hi Michael. Thank you, nice suggestions, I know these songs all too well, Ian Paice has been my favorite drummer since I started to understand music as a kid. I would love to see more people listen to the masterpieces that he has laid down over the years.
Best chart hitter DP had. Amazing because it had new comers David Coverdale and bassist and singer Glenn Hughes…I love Deep Purple but yes…this is my all time favorite album as well. Yes, Ian On the Kit always killing it! Plus my favorite Richie Blackmore guitar playing, it is amazing!
Great song and album for Deep Purple Mark III. To see what these guys were really capable of, try the video from the California Jam in 1974, the song You Fool No One is an amazing jam with one of Richie Blackmore's best solos! Enjoy. 🎸
Why do so many forget the "t" in "Ritchie"? OK, Blackmore is the only "Ritchie" I know who spells it like that, but somebody that famous shouldn't be that hard to remember.
Great reaction and choice of song! The song that gave David Coverdale the job as new lead vocalist in Deep Purple after Ian Gillian is from that this same album. A song called "Mistreated". There are several great live versions of that song on YT. Both with Coverdales more bluesy approach, and later with Ronnie James Dios more theatrical masteries (when Ritchie formed Rainbow). But the original is on this record, just as the fantastic title song you just reacted to.
Deep Purple was really popular and loved but I think people forget what great musicians these guys were! Guitar, bass and drums are outstanding and their organist is on another level!
Come visit us in Sweden and you'll see how non-forgotten their musicianship is :-) Here, Deep Purple is and have always been bigger than Led Zeppelin. Literally. With all that it implies.
@@erikthompson619 I don't live in Sweden so that doesn't really apply to what I'm talking about. But I have been to Sweden 3 times in the 80-90's I'd love to visit again.
Texas here, y’all did well my favorite two you tube STARS , this came out right when I left home for a NAVY rough life but I loved every second I’m 66 🇺🇸😉
Nice to see music has no color barriers. If they can appreciate a band I’ve listened to since the 70s then I can appreciate the music Black musicians have contributed too. More into EarthWind and Fire, old school jazz, early rap and hip hop. Keep up the good work B&L.
After watching your reaction more thoroughly (I already knew it was a great song of course ;-)) I get the feeling that Lex has alot of Ritchie Blackmore to check out. He is one of the greatest and most influential guitarists of all time. If you really get into Ritchies sound and style of playing, there is an ocean of greatness to be found!
Watch Sina Doering playing the drums on this as well as Yoyoka. Both of these women got high praise from Ian Paice Deep Purple's drummer. He liked both of these performances and I think they did something with him together.
Sadly the album version didn't have the screams by Glenn Hughes that he did live. While Coverdale's voice have seen better days Glenn Hughes still have a fantastic voice 48 years later
Glenn Hughes The Voice Of Rock. The Dead Daisies album Holy Ground is great. Glenn wrote all the tracks too. His work in Black Country Communion is superb as well!
They deserve to be in the discussion of "greatest band of all time "
They sure do!!!
Ian Paice as always laying down some of the best drumming you will here,with nothing more than a 5 or 7 piece kit.
I can't think of another rock song that has such aggressive fills in it during verses, and they work so well for the song.
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Hear not here.
Paice was ridiculously good!!!
Got to check out yoyoka playing this on TH-cam.
This my rockin 92 year aunts favorite Band. Every night she drinks 4 bud lights and listen to deep purple. She even had me put there song " perfect strangers " as her ring tone. 😄😄😂🤣😅 Rock aunt Winnie 😎😎😎
how is she doing nowadays
David Coverdale in his prime, then to have Glenn Fn Hughes singing BACKUP?!?!! Some of the best vocals ever in a hard rock band. \m/ \m/
Hell yeah!!!
Yes, Hughes was and still is amazing singer!
Oh! I thought it was all Hughes. Good to know.
Not to mention the awesome drumming of Mr Ian Paice (the masterful guitar & organ work by RB & JL needs no introduction of course). 🥰🥰🥰
Not sure at the time the 'then unknown' Coverdale was in his prime at 22. "Stormbringer" & "Come Taste The Band" his vocals were much stronger.
Did you know that Blackmore, Page, Clapton and Beck all grew up within a few miles of each other in West London. Unbelievable really.
Knowing that, it's surprising that Blackmore didn't do a stint in The Yardbirds, too.
Part of that keyboard solo where Jon Lord makes it sound like a harpsicord is so Bach-inspired it's not even funny. People don't realize how much Blackmore and Lord were inspired by classical music, especially JS Bach. Then you throw in jazz and the blues, and you have a recipe for rock near-perfection. Deep Purple was THE SHIT!
Boy are you stupid?Don't worry though. You're the only one who has heard bits and pieces of Bach from Deep Purple.
They still are in my books. I'll take this music over most of today's music.
I was just thinking that. A fugue-ish riff. But then again most of those late 60's and '70s Brit rockers had at least one member that learned classical piano. Nowadays, meh.
Also DP is highly regarded by the Japanese , who if you think about it, are very much into classical music.
Jon Lord (keyboardist), Ian Paice (drums) and Ritchie Blackmore were all virtuoso players. Great reaction and Lex's energy is awesome. You keys need to check out more DP.
By far one of the best drum preferences! Ian Paice is freaking insane!!
This is IMHO Ian Paice's finest hour as DP's drummer, this puts him rightfully spoken about in the same breath as Ginger Baker, John Bonham and Neil Peart.
Paice had done that well before Burn was recorded.
I totally agree, except for the small detail that I wouldn't mention Bonham in the same breath as the other three at all. The word "overrated" doesn't even begin to describe him. An overbearingly overboring woodchopper, that I literally never listen to for my own amusement. Only when I can't escape it.
@@erikthompson619 Everyone is entitled to their opinion. There aren't many out there who would agree with you.
@@erikthompson619 I take it that you don't actually play drums.
@@paulwood5803 i agree with Erik . Bonham doesn't excite me. I am wondering why Bill Ward was left out. War Pigs drumming is insane
There's something about this song... that "BURN!" gives me chills.
My dude just got touched by the godlike greatness of Deep Purple. There's no shame in crying a little!
Deep Purple (who I saw live in '72) had several advantages over their contemporaries. First: they were the first band I ever saw who were better LIVE than in the studio. Good Gawd can they dial it up. Then they had Ian Paice, maybe one of the best drummers who ever lived. Jon Lord on the Hammond B-3 organ, and nobody disputes him as the KING of that instrument. Ritchie Blackmore on guitar... the father of neo-classical shredding. And finally, those amazing vocals from David Coverdale.
Saw Lex light up during the solo. Welcome to Ritchie Blackmore's Neo-classical guitar style!
As a 62-year-old rocker. To watch ya'll get into this song. I'm still crying from happiness.
Rock on Mark, because these kids are alright!
I’m 58 and crying with y’all ! What a joy!!
Awwww. Best comment! Rock on Mark Rogers!!
Fukoff. Blackmore was a hack.
Repetitive
The machine head album is gold. Every song a banger!
One of my all time favorite Purple tunes.
legendary song. love how much Lex loves the instrumental parts! these guys were all some of the best in the world at their instruments.
This is what it sounds like when you put 5 virtuosos on the stage together!
I really enjoyed how into it Lex got, especially during the instrumental psuedo-classical part. Nothing like watching someone discover this gem...
" mistreated" from that same album is one of the greatest songs they ever did!!
"Soldier of Fortune" from the next album as well
And Sail Away
You fool no one .
Agree, but when Dio did the vocals live, "Mistreated" became something else. It was like I was hearing the song for the first time.
@@woodymeadows9363 don't know made it n Europe is an awesome version
Superb rock. David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes on vocals, Ian Paice going mad on drums, John Lord on keyboards and Richie Blackmore on guitar. Classic line up.
That's DP Mark 3 without either Ian Gillan or Roger Glover.
I think (& hope) Topshaman ment another classic lineup but not 'The Classic Lineup' 😉😊
@@funkadelicatessen still classic line up and great! 😀
Yeah, but you managed to misspell both Jon Lord and Ritchie Blackmore. Just saying. And there's the minor detail that Glenn Hughes also plays bass.
@@eddhardy1054 classic lineup is Coverdale Hughes Bolin Paice Lord Mk4😎 Mine anyway! Come Taste The Band is an amazing album
Lex, you are a total rocker. I love how loud guitars and solos light you up. Y'all are fun
Brad & Lex, their "Woman from Tokyo" is next for you!
Best D.P. song ever.
Awesome song!!!
Could try Mistreated that’s a hell of a song so good that Metallica covered it
Yes please. 👍👍👍
Love Deep Purple - they were hard and fiery and intense and heavy enough to make me feel exhausted when they were through singing!
This line up had a massive audience concert at California Jam in April 1974, Ontario Motor Speed, in a tour supporting the Burn album recorded in Montreux, Switzerland in November 1973. The master guitarrist Ritchie Blackmore and Hammond B3 keyboardist Jon Lord (R.I.P.) at the top of their game. This one was the opening song for that Jam concert. Ian Paice's drumming at his peak. They were the original founder members of Deep Purple back in 1968/69. The lead vocal David Coverdale and bassist Glenn Hughes came in replacement of Ian Gillan and Roger Glover as well. Good reaction paying attention to every song part, and the comments about the instrumental solos. Thanks, and take care.
This song like Highway Star will make you drive fast... real fast. You can't help it. Before Cruise Control.
The amazing, incomparable, John Lord on the keyboards.
so much talent at every position in this line-up! Deep Purple is one of the most epic bands to ever pierce the airwaves.......
L O V E the drumming, the organ and vocals on BURN ! Its the best track on this record. Deep Purple got me into hard rock in the early 70's with its fun, riffy, lighthearted rock music
My favorite song from Deep Purple is "Mistreated".
Yea, mine too.
My friend, BURN it's a legend song!! Awesome! One of the most powerful rock of everytimes!
One of my favorite bands of all times. They have their own sound. This was a great song too. Lex makes this chanel btw.
Everyone in the band, on this song, is on fire...and I agree that Ian Paice's fills are amazing. The one thing I remember when this song first came out was that the rhythm guitarist in my band used to say " no bands in our town are doing Burn as a cover, cause it's too hard to learn and perform well" For the most part I think he was right, we never saw that song ever covered in the '70s.
One of their best song of the post Machine Head period.
This rocks so hard and is an all around blast.
There are no bad Deep Purple songs by any lineup, ever. Simple as that.
They are being introduced to some of the best ROCK...... in History.
unbelievable drumming on this, blackmore amazing on guitar too, whadda riff!!!!
you guys have just reacted to the BEST song in the history of mankind. PERIOD!!!! in case you don't know, the singer here is David Coverdale, the Same singer of Whitsnake (STILL OF THE NIGHT, HERE I GO AGAIN, remember??)
Check out "Comin' Home". It's got David Coverdale (and bass player Glenn Hughes) on vocals plus Tommy Bolin on guitar. Deep Purple Mark 4 without Ian Gillan, Roger Glover and Ritchie Blackmore.
getting tighter
@Bookhouse Boy Tommy Bolin
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Saw them a couple years ago in a small theater and they still kicked ass all these years later!!!
Love the drum work.
The main riff consistently gets stuck in my head and I love it
Glad you guys love this song. I first heard it in the summer of 1977 when I came home from vacation on my grandparents farm. A family friend who was a Deep Purple fan gave me an 8 track tape with all their music on it. This song was the standout for me. It literally opened me up to so much music out there from multiple genres. It was a great time to discover music!
Ahh Brad and Lex you are so great together. ...great reaction.. so intuitive and Brad it's ok to get dust in the eye. Great reaction.
Rock on Lex! This is a complex groove. Great musicians, Ritchie Blackmore and guitar and the late Jon Lord on keyboards.
Your reaction is stunning for this "elderly" man - Brad going directly into ZOMBIE-MODE with a tear on hes chin, and Lex`s body going: LETS ROCK - I love it.
Deep Purple - - what can I say - they have been my band since I heard the first tunes coming out my Dad`s radio from a band playing in Hamburg - then I was HOOK`d, and still are - now try DP with the "Old strait Jacket" - they still ignite me - love em.
Paice & Glover are in another level even today.
1 like Brad & Lex
When I hear the word banger, I think of Burn
The "Mark 3" Line Up....."Oh,an Organ".....damn,you just listened to one of the Greatest Organ Players in Rock History....The mighty HOLY JOHN LORD.......and of course the Wizzard himself,RITCHIE BLACKMORE on Guitar.....and the Duett between Coverdale & Hughes are epic !.....you jst started your journey deeep into the Rabbit Hole of Deep Purple......I'm a Fan for 50 Years now !
That's Jon Lord, not John. Just saying.
The classic bands don't get much better than some Deep Purple. One of my all-time favorites.
You've GOT to check out "Rat Bat Blue" by these guys, the studio version. Killer riff and solo keyboards that go absolutely NUTS. You'll enjoy it.
Who Do We Think We Are is a close second to Machine Head as Purple's best album, in my book anyway. I'm with you on "Rat Bat Blue".
@@daveminers3404 Yes very under rated album. Rat Bat Blue Off this album is a burner.
And those drums….
@@zdenkonouzovsky6947 Flight of The Rat and Deep Purple The Mule Live 1972. Check Ian's drummer on those 2 songs.
@@BeeLineEast Hi Michael. Thank you, nice suggestions, I know these songs all too well, Ian Paice has been my favorite drummer since I started to understand music as a kid. I would love to see more people listen to the masterpieces that he has laid down over the years.
Ian Paice absolutely ripped it on the drums, flawless!
Drumming masterclass right there.
Like the purple lights you had on. Seeing Deep Purple 8/28/24. This is their 50th anniversary as a band. Always a good reaction.
Best chart hitter DP had. Amazing because it had new comers David Coverdale and bassist and singer Glenn Hughes…I love Deep Purple but yes…this is my all time favorite album as well. Yes, Ian On the Kit always killing it! Plus my favorite Richie Blackmore guitar playing, it is amazing!
That generation of British Rock had superlative drummers, Bonham, Paice, Kerslake, Watts, Palmer, Baker, Moon, etc.
If he's your favorite, I'm surprised you don't know that he spells his first name "Ritchie", with a t.
I remember this song coming on the radio driving to High school on a dark winter morning would wake you up without coffee.
Totally right Lex. The instrumental sections is what it's all about, in cluding the drumming. That guy is good!
You guys should react to…
Deep Purple - Perfect Strangers
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Great song and album for Deep Purple Mark III. To see what these guys were really capable of, try the video from the California Jam in 1974, the song You Fool No One is an amazing jam with one of
Richie Blackmore's best solos! Enjoy. 🎸
You fool no one was awesome great duo with Hughes and Coverdale
Why do so many forget the "t" in "Ritchie"? OK, Blackmore is the only "Ritchie" I know who spells it like that, but somebody that famous shouldn't be that hard to remember.
Great musicianship from one of heavy metal's epic groups. This one deserves as much if not more radio play than Smoke On The Water.
Great reaction and choice of song!
The song that gave David Coverdale the job as new lead vocalist in Deep Purple after Ian Gillian is from that this same album. A song called "Mistreated".
There are several great live versions of that song on YT. Both with Coverdales more bluesy approach, and later with Ronnie James Dios more theatrical masteries (when Ritchie formed Rainbow).
But the original is on this record, just as the fantastic title song you just reacted to.
Deep Purple was really popular and loved but I think people forget what great musicians these guys were! Guitar, bass and drums are outstanding and their organist is on another level!
Come visit us in Sweden and you'll see how non-forgotten their musicianship is :-) Here, Deep Purple is and have always been bigger than Led Zeppelin. Literally. With all that it implies.
@@erikthompson619 I don't live in Sweden so that doesn't really apply to what I'm talking about. But I have been to Sweden 3 times in the 80-90's I'd love to visit again.
Every member of the band was in the top of their field. Superb musicians.
My favourite band of all time, in my seventies and grew up with the trinity, zeppelin, sabbath and purple. Go purple
One of My Favorite Deep Purple Album's !!
Great reaction to one of the greatest Purple songs !!!
I been waiting for this reaction,,,overjoyed you got to it!
Texas here, y’all did well my favorite two you tube STARS , this came out right when I left home for a NAVY rough life but I loved every second I’m 66 🇺🇸😉
Nice to see music has no color barriers. If they can appreciate a band I’ve listened to since the 70s then I can appreciate the music Black musicians have contributed too. More into EarthWind and Fire, old school jazz, early rap and hip hop. Keep up the good work B&L.
My favorite song by Deep Purple. Thanks for reacting
One of my favourite Deep Purple tracks besides "Highway Star " and "Lazy".
Digging deep into the Deep Purple crates. You guys are the best.
Always reminds of Stephen King's Carrie...or vice versa. Deep Purple always brings it.
Pioneers of metal ... Epic band .. epic song
One of my favorite songs. Thx for reacting!
This is my favourite Deep Purple track. Great reaction
After watching your reaction more thoroughly (I already knew it was a great song of course ;-)) I get the feeling that Lex has alot of Ritchie Blackmore to check out.
He is one of the greatest and most influential guitarists of all time. If you really get into Ritchies sound and style of playing, there is an ocean of greatness to be found!
We all need a young friend to remind us how great some of those old songs are.
Oh, childhood memories in small town Germany. We didn't understand a word but the song was runnning all day long from a vinyl.
Richie Blackmores Guitar playing gives me Goosebumps!!
Yoyoka’s drum cover is amazing well worth a look
The most kick ass band of their time. Highway Star, Hush, Blind, Hard Lovin Man, Smoke on the Water, Woman From Tokyo, Space Truckin, etc........
Child in time
The live versions from this time period are even better!
Purple at it´s best - and so nice to see how Lex enjoys it.
Glenn Hughes the voice of rock. Check out the band Black Country Communion.
Watch Sina Doering playing the drums on this as well as Yoyoka. Both of these women got high praise from Ian Paice Deep Purple's drummer. He liked both of these performances and I think they did something with him together.
Great post Ian Gillan Deep Purple 💜!!!!
The entire record is great and has shades of progressive rock on many tracks.
the guitar and keyboard solos are definite ear candy, the drums drive the song and the vocals are dirty and gritty. everything you want in 6 minutes.
Rat Bat Blue , Lazy , Woman From Tokyo , Space Truckin , Child In Time ,,,,, there's too many cool ones to name here !!!
Thank God for lyric videos. I've heard this song A thousand times, but never knew the lyrics.
The instrumental is incredible! The best!
Man I can watch you guys all day long. Lex cheers me up no end. 😊
"Woman From Tokyo" is the big hit you still haven't heard from Deep Purple! 🤘🤘
I had a few Deep Purple albums in the day. They were good!
This is a very special album for Purple. Coverdale/Hughes breathed life into the group. At least for a while.
You need to check out stormbringer by Deep Purple
One of my favorite with "perfect strangers".....
Check out Deep Purple - Mistreated (Live at Cal Jam 1974 video)!
One of my favorite song !
Sadly the album version didn't have the screams by Glenn Hughes that he did live. While Coverdale's voice have seen better days Glenn Hughes still have a fantastic voice 48 years later
Yes, Glenn live was and still is the beast! His screem at California Jam 1974 was something else!
There are also a great version live from Japan 1975 with Tommy Bolin on guitar
Glenn Hughes The Voice Of Rock. The Dead Daisies album Holy Ground is great. Glenn wrote all the tracks too. His work in Black Country Communion is superb as well!
Drummer on fire
My favorite DP song. Ian went to town on those drums