Why?? You’re asking WHY we love your channel? Because you’re an effing lunatic! You are absolutely insane! You’re just like us! No pretentiousness, just loving music, especially the music that many of us grew up with. Thanks for what you do!
Yes trust us!!!!,which is easier to write than to pronounce th-cam.com/video/OorZcOzNcgE/w-d-xo.html the voice of Ian Gillan is crushed in the audio version, and you will also be able to hear the musical power of the whole group
Such a great band, probably the godfathers of feel-good rock, musicians at the very top of their game, so many great songs, Lazy, Highway Star, Burn, Space Truckin, Hush, Strange Kind of Women, Black Night, Pictures of Home, Speed King, Soldier of Fortune all bangers for sure.
Jon Lord, the keyboard player was classically trained, and played a Hammond organ. However, he wanted to compete with guitar players, so took the output from the organ & put it through guitar distortion effects, amplifiers & speakers
Great choice! Check out their songs, "Hush," "Smoke On the Water," "Lazy" and "Highway Star" Guitar - Ritchie Blackmore, Drums - Ian Paice, Bass -Roger Glover, keyboards - Jon Lord
I've been sitting here with a massive grin watching you reacting and knowing what's coming next. The singer is the incomparable Ian Gillan, known back in the day as 'The Hairy Scream' for reasons which need no explanation. The incredible guitar and keyboard combo of Ritchie Blackmore and John Lord and the rock solid bass and drums from Roger Glover and Ian Paice. What a band!
Deep Purple is one of those bands who started in the 60s/70s, and are still around today, to an extent. They've undergone countless personnel changes over the time, but this is generally considered to be the best & definitive line-up.
Ian Gillan has a gorgeous voice. ❤ He was lead vocals for Black Sabbath in 1983 and he played Jesus in Andrew Lloyd Webbers rock opera, Jesus Christ Superstar.
@@mrrandomnessfin IMO, Close to The Edge is a little tough to cut your Yes teeth on. I've been suggesting "Roundabout", "South Side of the Sky" and "Yours is no Disgrace".
Ian Gillan. Went on to a solo album then joined up with Black Sabbath for "Born Again." Came back to Deep Purple for Perfect Strangers. Drummer is Ian Paice. One of the greatest underrated drummers ever.
Very interesting! I’ve never heard of the band alot before and when I listened to it, they were good w/ Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd combined. And I’ve also heard that the lead singer is the member of the band called Whitesnake, in which they sang the song 🎶 called”Here I go again” and “Is this love?” Thanks so very much for sharing your reaction and it’s a like and thumbs up. and you have every right to do whatever you want w/ your content, it’s awesome and keep up the awesome 👏 work.😄👍#deeppurple
In the mid 70's the guitarist Richie Blackmore started a band called Rainbow, Sixteenth Century Greensleves was a big song for them, I would suggest the live version in Munich 1977. Another great reaction, as always.👍
This is the Mark 11 line-up, I saw them here in Perth Australia early 70s ( saw Led Zep same year I think) they played Perth Aquatic centre, on same bill was FREE, and Manfred Mann. I can still see kids by the hundreds jumping in the pool when they played Smoke on the Water. I'm 82 years young and still rocking a bit, mainly in my rocking chair. Love and peace from Perth Australia 😎👋🎵🎶🎵🦘
@@brainsqueezereactions very much looking forward, just make sure you don't just do part 1 or 2 but take the video of the complete version. And keep up the great show man?! Love & peace & happy holidays
I gotta say dude, your reactions really cheer me up of an evening: thanks 😁 Deep Purple made some great albums. Another good song is Highway Star if you get time to listen to it. Cheers!🎶
For me, that little something that makes deep purple sound like deep purple, is the organist, and how he blends with guitarist Ritchie Blackmore, and the Drummer Ian Paice. They are quite a unique sound when the go into their music interludes... which they tend to do alot of.
I am a fan of Highway Star as well from these dudes. I think you may enjoy it as well. Also if you dig the high haunting voice Ronnie James Dio may be your next stop
Spot on man. The more you listen to Deep Purple, the more you come to recognise their unique sound. The great bands from that era all have a distinctive sound. Can't say the same for now, sadly. You want more Deep Purple? "Black Night", "Space Truckin'", "Highway Star", "No No No", "Speed King", "Lazy", "Pictures Of Home", "Strange Kind Of Woman"...oh and "Smoke On The Water" as well.
Funny you say as PF was my top band followed by Deep purple, i could feel the same vibe so loved them both! And Bollocks to anyone trying to tell you hiw to react, man you groove how you groove, im there loving it so POWER ON 🔋
You have just opened up a whole treasure chest of tunes . Please listen to some of the live versions of their songs. You will be amazed! Keep up the good work 👏
What a reaction!!! Suggest you to react to the live version of “Strange kind of woman”, from the album “Made in Japan”, one of the best live albums ever recorded in Rock history.
That reaction was fucking awesome mate. One of my favourite songs too. Been in a shit headspace for a couple of days and not enjoying this Christmas shit, but that has put a huge smile on my dial. Thanks man.
Absolutely loving your journey, don’t change how your doing it, enjoy your own path. Couple of suggestions, Iron Maiden - Alexander the Great. Gary Moore - Still got the blues. Think you’d love both
You do listen for requests. Thank you much! Slippers? Back in the day it was sandals if anything. Lol ( Actually I most always wore, wear western boots.) Ian Gillen one of the widest voice ranges ever. A real powerhouse. And Deep Purple was always on the playlist. Y'all have a wonderful day now. ✌️☮️ 🤠🐂🏞️🛩️
OMG honestly I cry every bloody time I watch you, I always have a large hankie at hand now🤣🤣🤣🤣as someone said though, you need to watch the live version of this 👍
Deep Purple and Black Sabbath are the fathers of metal. This is 1970! This song is still among many lists of the top 100 best rock songs. The seventies was the best time to invent in music. Musically, Deep Purple are even more ahead of their time than Led Zeppelin. But all these band were I sanely good!
Why do people say so often that bands were “ahead of their time”, when, in fact, they helped define the sound OF their time???? I’ve always wondered that. The only 70’s band that I’ve thought that about was Steely Dan.
WooHoo, Hector. 70s musicianship at its best. Ian Gillan is a beast on vocals, the entire band is top tier. Oh how I wish you had checked out the live 1970 version. It’s more melodic and a bit less intense. I do think you would enjoy it. Would you consider it for one of your biggest fans (me)? 😉😎
FANTASTIC to relive my own 1st listen to this masterpiece back in the early 70's There are already LOTS of great suggestions, but my own would be to start with the first song from the album Machine Head, (Highway Star) and continue in sequence thru the album, like maybe a song a week? Either way, it's all up to you, and I'm just very happy you're enjoying your new musical journey. PEACE!
You have to check out the Outlaws , Green Grass and High Tides live but it's a long one about 28 minutes long or u can do the studio version which is about 11 minutes long but love your reactions keep it up
Second comment, PF, LZ, DP, Were really the big 3 late 60s and 70s, every LZ fan had a copy of IN ROCK by DP. It was compulsory back then, I know that you don't give a Baboon's Bum about subscriber numbers, But I wouldn't be surprised if you started to react to YES close to the edge, and Jethro Tull (Locomotive Breath) or Aqualung Album title, your subs.will go through the roof. I can honestly say that the music I and millions of others lived through will NEVER be bettered. PS. Because of my age my name just in time is a pseudonym I like to use. Love and peace from Perth Australia. 😎👋🎵🎶
Oy mate, now this is a CLASSIC. I was 12 when this came out in June 1970, but I heard it for the first time in 1974. I was immediately blown away by the song, the guitar, the vocalist(Ian Gillian). On guitar you have the Hall of Fame'er Richie Balckmoore. MY buddy and I had him as the VERY best after Hendrix passed away. Now if you'd like to disappear further down the rabbit hole of what is Deep Purple, I STRONGLY suggest you listen to the entire live album: Deep Purple Made in Japan. But for starters here is a link to what is imho the very best track on that double album: th-cam.com/video/_NNRAXWjGBc/w-d-xo.html I wish you could go back in time, so you could experience the 70's. That decade produced some of the greatest music EVER written and performed. Did I mention; the band is British. Yeah, like Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd(who btw is my all time favorite band.) Oh, almost forgot, LOVE your reactions. It gives me great pleasure to watch somebody enjoying the music I grew up with, and still listen to. I wish you and your loved ones a VERY Merry Christmas. Stay safe and take care. Peace out.
DP did their own thing and really set some standards for heavy metal. And let me warn ya...don't listen to Highway Star while driving....you might just get a ticket🤣🤣🤣 head banger for sure.
#BrainSqueezeReactions Take it from an old head that grew up in this time to this music, You owe it to yourself to Always do a Live Version. It amps emotions, sights, sounds, experience, everything up 10 Times more !
That voice! Ian Gillan to me always will sound like Jesus! No wonder Andrew Lloyd Webber & Tim Rice chose him to be the voice of Jesus on 1970’s “Jesus Christ Superstar.” Another great track on that album that Ian is fully the voice of Jesus is "Gethsemane (I Only Want to Say)"- track 2 on side 3. It’s Jesus praying in the Garden of Gethsemane the night he was arrested in the story.
thank you for reacting to this, man! as many are recommending, you should react to the live performance, for the VOICE will really REAAAALLY take you to a whole other journey on its own, bruv. hope you consider it sometime. as always, thanks for the awesome content!
Why?? You’re asking WHY we love your channel? Because you’re an effing lunatic! You are absolutely insane! You’re just like us!
No pretentiousness, just loving music, especially the music that many of us grew up with. Thanks for what you do!
Very well said! This is exactly why I love Hector as well. His craziness is addicting! 😂😂😂
Thank you very much 😊😊😊😊😊
I don't think you normally do the live versions but you really should follow up with the live version of this one. Trust me.
Yes trust us!!!!,which is easier to write than to pronounce
th-cam.com/video/OorZcOzNcgE/w-d-xo.html
the voice of Ian Gillan is crushed in the audio version, and you will also be able to hear the musical power of the whole group
the difference is as great as when you've listen to the original version of thunderstruck by AC/DC...
Such a great band, probably the godfathers of feel-good rock, musicians at the very top of their game, so many great songs, Lazy, Highway Star, Burn, Space Truckin, Hush, Strange Kind of Women, Black Night, Pictures of Home, Speed King, Soldier of Fortune all bangers for sure.
How could you possibly forget Smoke on the Water. This is not a dig from a DP fan from Australia, love and respect to you.
@Justin Thyme it is a great song just that it gets played to death in the UK
@@justinthyme5382 Also, don't forget "Lazy" and "Fireball." These guys have tons of great stuff!
Gotta see a live performance. It's just incredible
Jon Lord, the keyboard player was classically trained, and played a Hammond organ. However, he wanted to compete with guitar players, so took the output from the organ & put it through guitar distortion effects, amplifiers & speakers
Great choice! Check out their songs, "Hush," "Smoke On the Water," "Lazy" and "Highway Star"
Guitar - Ritchie Blackmore, Drums - Ian Paice, Bass -Roger Glover, keyboards - Jon Lord
Um..you forgot the vocalist?
Mr. Ian Gillan.
I've been sitting here with a massive grin watching you reacting and knowing what's coming next. The singer is the incomparable Ian Gillan, known back in the day as 'The Hairy Scream' for reasons which need no explanation. The incredible guitar and keyboard combo of Ritchie Blackmore and John Lord and the rock solid bass and drums from Roger Glover and Ian Paice. What a band!
Deep Purple is one of those bands who started in the 60s/70s, and are still around today, to an extent. They've undergone countless personnel changes over the time, but this is generally considered to be the best & definitive line-up.
Ian Gillan has a gorgeous voice. ❤ He was lead vocals for Black Sabbath in 1983 and he played Jesus in Andrew Lloyd Webbers rock opera, Jesus Christ Superstar.
When I was 17 (45 years ago) and I had my first car / passion wagon, this was playing non-stop in my 8-track player. What a tune! #HOG
lol same ! 67 yrs old now - I had a 68 mustang convertible with 8track blasting Highway Star !
"GET FUCKED" lol love it mate!
Oh shit! I was just thinking yesterday how much this song would make your brain explode! I am so excited to watch this!
I knew and couldn't wait till Child in Time came up when you start looking into Deep purple! Amazing song and reaction
The beauty of Deep Purple, is you never know what they will do next.
Beauty of the great bands.
One of the LOUDEST bands ever recorded playing live!
Definitely hit up
LAZY
and yes SMOKE ON THE WATER😂
Their “Made In Japan” album from 1972 has the best versions of the songs on that album.
#HAG Fam ✌🏽
You will have to add Yes to your bands. I suggest "Roundabout" since it was one of their biggest hits, but the talent pool is very deep there.
Close to the Edge is an amazing experience aswell
Nice 👍🏼
You can also try “The Revealing Science of God”. Long and ‘proggy’!
@@mrrandomnessfin IMO, Close to The Edge is a little tough to cut your Yes teeth on. I've been suggesting "Roundabout", "South Side of the Sky" and "Yours is no Disgrace".
@@unclemeat7310 Fair enough, though once you do get a grip on Yes, it is a definitive must listen.
watch this one live, you´ll be floored
Well, I am in my sixties, I had never heard this song until now. The only song I knew was Smoke on the Water from Deep Purple. Reminds me of ELP.
It's never too late!
"Ohh, I'm not gonna die!" Just Bow your head, and wait for the ricochet.
Ian Gillan. Went on to a solo album then joined up with Black Sabbath for "Born Again." Came back to Deep Purple for Perfect Strangers. Drummer is Ian Paice. One of the greatest underrated drummers ever.
But Ian's name is on all good quality Cymbals "Paice"
If you're a storm chaser, this is a classic for sure, RIP Bill Paxton, Philip Seymour Hoffman.
True that.... bit of Floyd, bit of Zep and also lots of themselves... Keep on Rocking.
Don't leave out even 1 F-bomb, We're here for your most honest reactions! Keep doing you! Your reactions have become a part of my daily life!
Very interesting! I’ve never heard of the band alot before and when I listened to it, they were good w/ Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd combined. And I’ve also heard that the lead singer is the member of the band called Whitesnake, in which they sang the song 🎶 called”Here I go again” and “Is this love?” Thanks so very much for sharing your reaction and it’s a like and thumbs up. and you have every right to do whatever you want w/ your content, it’s awesome and keep up the awesome 👏 work.😄👍#deeppurple
The band name was actually a reference to the favourite song of the grandmother of guitarist Richie Blackmore.
Thanks Hector!!!! This reaction made my day \m/ Deep Purple "Lazy" next
In the mid 70's the guitarist Richie Blackmore started a band called Rainbow, Sixteenth Century Greensleves was a big song for them, I would suggest the live version in Munich 1977. Another great reaction, as always.👍
This is the Mark 11 line-up, I saw them here in Perth Australia early 70s ( saw Led Zep same year I think) they played Perth Aquatic centre, on same bill was FREE, and Manfred Mann. I can still see kids by the hundreds jumping in the pool when they played Smoke on the Water. I'm 82 years young and still rocking a bit, mainly in my rocking chair. Love and peace from Perth Australia 😎👋🎵🎶🎵🦘
I still and again recommend Rainbow, catch the rainbow. Live Munich 1977. Best ever. BTW. This song live, the 1970 version is hilariously good
On my list of to do!
@@brainsqueezereactions very much looking forward, just make sure you don't just do part 1 or 2 but take the video of the complete version. And keep up the great show man?! Love & peace & happy holidays
@@brainsqueezereactions gotta do stargazer too 😉
@@brainsqueezereactions If you want something really catchy, add Ram Jam and Black Betty to the to-do-list too😆
@@Nichwar19 Mistreated live at Munich is also a gem
I gotta say dude, your reactions really cheer me up of an evening: thanks 😁 Deep Purple made some great albums. Another good song is Highway Star if you get time to listen to it. Cheers!🎶
Get in your car, get out on the highway at 2:00 am, and CRANK that song!
Arguably the best jam band ever
Deep purple like Floyd have a very deep discography. Well worth a deep dive.
I love when a blind man cries and burn nearly as much as child in time
Deep Purple 🔥🔥💜 🔥🔥
Ian Gillan voice is priceless. Love the reaction mate
Anything off their “Machine Head” album is gold, including the less requested tracks such as Pictures of Home
"Lazy", from the Made in Japan album, live in Japan of course!
Deep Purple, Space Truckin. 😎
Deep Purple Burn Burn Burn Burn Burn Burn Burn!!!!!!!!! Can't go wrong.
For me, that little something that makes deep purple sound like deep purple, is the organist, and how he blends with guitarist Ritchie Blackmore, and the Drummer Ian Paice. They are quite a unique sound when the go into their music interludes... which they tend to do alot of.
A supergroup of the seventies. They produced several albums where you could throw a dart at any track and hit gold.
I am a fan of Highway Star as well from these dudes. I think you may enjoy it as well. Also if you dig the high haunting voice Ronnie James Dio may be your next stop
Spot on man. The more you listen to Deep Purple, the more you come to recognise their unique sound. The great bands from that era all have a distinctive sound. Can't say the same for now, sadly. You want more Deep Purple? "Black Night", "Space Truckin'", "Highway Star", "No No No", "Speed King", "Lazy", "Pictures Of Home", "Strange Kind Of Woman"...oh and "Smoke On The Water" as well.
Highly highly recommend listening to “high hopes” personally one it my favorite Pink Floyd songs!!
he is like the first person to lisen to this...i can feel it!
Funny you say as PF was my top band followed by Deep purple, i could feel the same vibe so loved them both!
And Bollocks to anyone trying to tell you hiw to react, man you groove how you groove, im there loving it so POWER ON 🔋
You have just opened up a whole treasure chest of tunes . Please listen to some of the live versions of their songs. You will be amazed! Keep up the good work 👏
he also did an album as black sabbath lead singer ( born again )
yes,Ian Gillan a succeeded Ronnie J Dio who himself succeeded Ozzy...👍
Hello Hector. LOVED THIS REACTION! Keep them coming to to protect my immune system from all evil illnesses!
😂 I love the f bomb’s . Awesome reaction this song sounds as good as if not better live. Smoke on the water is my favorite by them 😊
What a reaction!!!
Suggest you to react to the live version of “Strange kind of woman”, from the album “Made in Japan”, one of the best live albums ever recorded in Rock history.
Deep Purple Strange kind of woman !! Classic a must listen 👍. DSlug !! 👍
Go for “Lazy” as you next Deep Purple
That reaction was fucking awesome mate. One of my favourite songs too. Been in a shit headspace for a couple of days and not enjoying this Christmas shit, but that has put a huge smile on my dial. Thanks man.
Well my bruva im so glad and hope it gets better! Maybe today is when it starts going positive!!!
Absolutely loving your journey, don’t change how your doing it, enjoy your own path. Couple of suggestions, Iron Maiden - Alexander the Great. Gary Moore - Still got the blues. Think you’d love both
You do listen for requests. Thank you much!
Slippers? Back in the day it was sandals if anything. Lol
( Actually I most always wore, wear western boots.)
Ian Gillen one of the widest voice ranges ever. A real powerhouse.
And Deep Purple was always on the playlist.
Y'all have a wonderful day now.
✌️☮️
🤠🐂🏞️🛩️
I try my hardest to get into the requests, theres alot of them but im on a mission!
I love your perfect evening! Got my fuzzy socks on, curled up ready to binge! 💜💜💜💜
4:54 great reaction, great band
OMG honestly I cry every bloody time I watch you, I always have a large hankie at hand now🤣🤣🤣🤣as someone said though, you need to watch the live version of this 👍
As everyone has said, the liver version on TV show in France is mind blowing.
Not everyone just a few in the comments 🙌🙌🙌⏪️🧠
Love this channel ❤️
Bsqueeze, as others have said, you MUST do the live version of this song. You will not regret it.
Maybe sometime down the line ill revisit the lives 🙌🙌🙌
One hell of a band
Deep Purple and Black Sabbath are the fathers of metal. This is 1970! This song is still among many lists of the top 100 best rock songs. The seventies was the best time to invent in music. Musically, Deep Purple are even more ahead of their time than Led Zeppelin. But all these band were I sanely good!
Why do people say so often that bands were “ahead of their time”, when, in fact, they helped define the sound OF their time???? I’ve always wondered that.
The only 70’s band that I’ve thought that about was Steely Dan.
Omg. This is incredible.
Fantastic choice!!
Definitely need to check out Space Truckin and Highway Star.
In Rock: pioneer album from the grandfathers of Hard Rock.
Wanna hear more Ritchie Blackmore? Rainbow's Black Sheep of the Family. A favorite of my dad's!
stargazer !!!!!❤️❤️👍👍th-cam.com/video/YmJIccPWnEk/w-d-xo.html
Rainbow - Mistreated live Munich 77 th-cam.com/video/3RiJKuYvy0s/w-d-xo.html enjoy.
Highway Star needs to be the next. 😀
April is one of their best songs.
WooHoo, Hector. 70s musicianship at its best. Ian Gillan is a beast on vocals, the entire band is top tier.
Oh how I wish you had checked out the live 1970 version. It’s more melodic and a bit less intense. I do think you would enjoy it. Would you consider it for one of your biggest fans (me)? 😉😎
FANTASTIC to relive my own 1st listen to this masterpiece back in the early 70's
There are already LOTS of great suggestions, but my own would be to start with the first song from the album Machine Head, (Highway Star) and continue in sequence thru the album, like maybe a song a week?
Either way, it's all up to you, and I'm just very happy you're enjoying your new musical journey.
PEACE!
Smoke On The Water is my favorite of Deep purple!
Like many of the other listeners -- live version would be a good move.
Yeah....I do me though and many more listeners know that lol ⏪️🧠🙌😊😊😊
You have to check out the Outlaws , Green Grass and High Tides live but it's a long one about 28 minutes long or u can do the studio version which is about 11 minutes long but love your reactions keep it up
Second comment, PF, LZ, DP, Were really the big 3 late 60s and 70s, every LZ fan had a copy of IN ROCK by DP. It was compulsory back then, I know that you don't give a Baboon's Bum about subscriber numbers, But I wouldn't be surprised if you started to react to YES close to the edge, and Jethro Tull (Locomotive Breath) or Aqualung Album title, your subs.will go through the roof. I can honestly say that the music I and millions of others lived through will NEVER be bettered. PS. Because of my age my name just in time is a pseudonym I like to use. Love and peace from Perth Australia. 😎👋🎵🎶
Oy mate, now this is a CLASSIC. I was 12 when this came out in June 1970, but I heard it for the first time in 1974. I was immediately blown away by the song, the guitar, the vocalist(Ian Gillian). On guitar you have the Hall of Fame'er Richie Balckmoore. MY buddy and I had him as the VERY best after Hendrix passed away.
Now if you'd like to disappear further down the rabbit hole of what is Deep Purple, I STRONGLY suggest you listen to the entire live album: Deep Purple Made in Japan. But for starters here is a link to what is imho the very best track on that double album: th-cam.com/video/_NNRAXWjGBc/w-d-xo.html
I wish you could go back in time, so you could experience the 70's. That decade produced some of the greatest music EVER written and performed. Did I mention; the band is British. Yeah, like Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd(who btw is my all time favorite band.)
Oh, almost forgot, LOVE your reactions. It gives me great pleasure to watch somebody enjoying the music I grew up with, and still listen to.
I wish you and your loved ones a VERY Merry Christmas. Stay safe and take care. Peace out.
DP did their own thing and really set some standards for heavy metal. And let me warn ya...don't listen to Highway Star while driving....you might just get a ticket🤣🤣🤣 head banger for sure.
A couple of Deep Purple songs Soldier of Fortune and Storm bringer I think you would like these
#BrainSqueezeReactions Take it from an old head that grew up in this time to this music, You owe it to yourself to Always do a Live Version. It amps emotions, sights, sounds, experience, everything up 10 Times more !
That voice! Ian Gillan to me always will sound like Jesus! No wonder Andrew Lloyd Webber & Tim Rice chose him to be the voice of Jesus on 1970’s “Jesus Christ Superstar.”
Another great track on that album that Ian is fully the voice of Jesus is "Gethsemane (I Only Want to Say)"- track 2 on side 3. It’s Jesus praying in the Garden of Gethsemane the night he was arrested in the story.
Love your reactionz….🎉❤😂
Awesome. Lots more Purple to do. Would love to see you do "Roundabout" by Yes and Jethro Tull's. "Locomotive Breath."
Try, Smoke on the water. I think you'll like it.
Buckle up. You’re going for a ride with these guys.
thank you for reacting to this, man! as many are recommending, you should react to the live performance, for the VOICE will really REAAAALLY take you to a whole other journey on its own, bruv. hope you consider it sometime. as always, thanks for the awesome content!
Love it.
Jon Lord on the organ
You should try some Guns 'N Roses and Faith No More as well. Think you're gonna like 'em.
They really “rode you hard and put you away wet”. A couple times.
do 'Space Trucking' dude if you want a real trip.
by the way, that would be 1 of the best if not the best child in time reaction
Don't know if they have been mentioned yet, but you "MUST" listen to Judas priest "painkiller" it will blow your mind ✅
Super Tramp logical or take the long way home song I would recommend 👌
By the way really enjoying your content and for the haters I agree
Grade "A" Deep Purple;😀 Space Truckin'; Highway Star; Smoke On The Water; Hush; My Woman From Tokyo; just to start with....
Next deep purple song you should do is highway star also smoke on the water keep them coming
Band of Gods
Got this song from It's a Beautiful Day song Bombay callin. Go to U-Tube Beautiful Day vs Deep Purple to get story
The band actually take their name from an old single of the same name. But, I know where you're coming from ....... bad boy.
You are awesome my friend. So funny 😂