My first concert-age 13. I was right on the stage-so loud-Lord's keyboard hovering above me. Blackmore breaks a string. Roadie doesnt bring him a new guitar but instead a replacement string. Blackmore puts it on in 20 seconds-in time for the solo. When the show is over I hop up on stage and grab that broken string as a souvenir-then sit on the edge of the stage and talk to my friends. Not a single security or roadie bothers me. Evansville Indiana-Roberts Stadium. Billy Preston opened. 1971....Rocks greatest year ever. So grateful I got to live in the greatest ever era of music.
blatant plagiarism of the introduction to the song "Maria Moita", by Carlos Lyra, composed eight years earlier. And, instead of giving due credit, he claims he was inspired by Bethoven. Big mess. the greatest riff in the history of rock is a ripoff of bossa nova
FANTASTIC - congrats to Deep Purple, and a big hand for the guys giving this touch of colour and visual innovation to a truly iconic, truly immortal song. 👏🏼🤘🏻💯
As someone who discovered Deep Purple last year I feel they deserve more popularity. Like the original Smoke On The Water video has only 100 million views, and is one of the first riffs guitarists learn. Long live Deep Purple!
I feel like a lot of people know Smoke On The Water, but not a lot of other songs by Deep Purple. There's so much more to them than just Smoke On The Water.
@@tobismusicchannel3033 it’s true and incredible .. Deep Purple are underrated. 😀 Yes .. 23 studio albums and another is at the writing stage. Such variety of musical expression over their whole catalogue .. from 1968. I love their first 3 albums. Great ideas, invention and musicianship in each .. and that’s before this Gillan Glover line up which became the biggest selling act in the world 1973 to 74 (No1 Billboard chart)
Most people on this earth who know and love Deep Purple and this song don't have TH-cam or press like on songs. You can't judge a song by its likes. 😊😊😊
@@WickedPrince3DWell you see the Sun comes up and goes across the Sky and then disappears for a time! Now multiply that by 365 and then by 52 years and there's your answer! It disappears one day and one night at a time! 😅 52 years! 😮 Gone! Mark from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
@@markfryer9880 ROFL, yes, but it's hard to keep track of second by second, and with all of those seconds that passed without you realizing you suddenly find that decades are now behind you. ;)
I'm absolutely loving these legacy bands making music videos for their capitol songs made before videos. This might be the best so far.
6 หลายเดือนก่อน +15
The absolute best. I was skeptical when I saw it come up, and remained so for the first few seconds during the vinyl sequence... but then it reached the "surface" and I was like "this is interesting and INCREDIBLY well made", and couldn't stop watching. Put on my headphones 1 minute in and I don't know if they also did something to the audio or if it was just the expanded audiovisual experience, but I was completely and absolutely blown away. Know them since the late 90s when my older brothers got really into DP (Machinehead, Burn, Made in Japan, the "Come Hell or High Water" VHS were all on constant rotation at home when I was 12-15), so this is also a multigenerational journey and the video is a mindblowing contribution to what is already a masterpiece--and that is an incredible feat. And an incredible tribute to this lineup, "the" lineup, including those that left us too soon either due to "personal differences", or due to unfortunate and untimely illness. Glad it comes out while still the rest is around in their 8th- 9th decade of life, for them to just enjoy and look back at the foundation they built and the legacy it delivered. Bravo.
@@Cabamacadaf Haha, I was going to ask exactly the same thing because I'm not usually a fan of heavy metal or whatever genre this is. But this song even for me is great, and then wow, THIS VIDEO!
Went into a Record store , asked for Deep Purple - Perfect Strangers on CD Clerk said , whats the name of the album ? I said Perfect Strangers , Again the clerk said , but what's the name of the album ? I said its Deep Purple and the name of the album is Perfect Strangers, he shows me sone album with a band called Perfect Strangers , i said NO , That ain't it , The Bands name is Deep Purple and the song is Perfect Strangers, I don't have he said , i will have to order it . Guy must have been having too much Smoke on the Water ?
@@levivolaju883 Doesn’t really matter how you classify them. Genres are just rough guides anyway. The main thing is that it’s good. But in my personal classifications I view the likes of Zep, Purple and Sabbath as heavy rock, which is what it was called initially. Then I associate heavy metal with bands who formed the New Wave of British Heavy Metal - Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Motörhead etc.
We were cruising 8 mile in Detroit when this song came out for the first time and we went wild, loved it, Detroit back then was the heart of RnR and was the best time to be alive, and for Detroit...💯👍
*Apparently* that's partly because the original track does a fade out earlier at the end so you don't really get the full organ solo like you do here. Which just makes this even cooler.
Yeah, I specifically like that the most about this version. In other remixed / remastered releases, the organ often lost some space in the mix (on account of guitars being considered more 'cool' and 'modern' perhaps?). I'm glad that that's not the case here and we can hear some interesting nuances in Jon's playing that were buried before. Well done!
The absolute best. I was skeptical when I saw it come up, and remained so for the first few seconds during the vinyl sequence... but then it reached the "surface" and I was like "this is interesting and INCREDIBLY well made", and couldn't stop watching. Put on my headphones 1 minute in and I don't know if they also did something to the audio or if it was just the expanded audiovisual experience, but I was completely and absolutely blown away. Known them since the late 90s when my older brothers got really into DP (Machinehead, Burn, Made in Japan, the "Come Hell or High Water" VHS were all on constant rotation at home when I was 12-15), so this is also a multigenerational journey and the video is a mindblowing contribution to what is already a masterpiece--and that is an incredible feat. And an incredible tribute to this lineup, "the" lineup, including those that left us too soon either due to "personal differences", or due to unfortunate and untimely illness. Glad it comes out while still the rest is around in their 8th- 9th decade of life, for them to just enjoy and look back at the foundation they built and the legacy it delivered. Bravo.
Wow, the making of Machine Head was just so much more exciting than I could have even imagined. Dragons, high speed chases, and whatever the rest that was.
@@WagnerSilva-mg5tr Growing old is a privilege denied to many. Fifty years ago tonight, a few weeks after high school graduation, I met my first college sweetheart. Nineteen months later, he was killed in a car accident. He’ll always be a handsome 19 in my memory. Regardless of how our romance would have otherwise turned out, I still grieve for all the life he didn’t get to live and give thanks for my advancing years.
My mom EVE CHARTIER loved Ian Gillian and the whole band and of course Black Sabbath. This video gave me the chills and tears in my eyes knowing she was watching it with me. So many story's of her and the band.
I was thinking the same thing when I came across this. The real kicker.... what kind of car should be "The Highway Star". I once saw the most immaculate '69 GTO that was done in a truly unique white pearl with medium silver and very light smaller gold contrasting flake lacquer job... mid-blue pinstriping and across the trunklid "Highway Star". It was outside a small country bar in far northern WI... went in, hit the head... kind of scanned the bar to see if I could identify who's car it was to compliment them... heard this rumble... stepped-out front door to see it RIPPING down the highway... no idea who's it was, but the healthy rumble assured me that was no stock motor and if done as fine as the rest of the car... it qualified as "THE Highway Star". Had opportunity to meet and have dinner with Ritchie Blackmore 27ish years ago at House of Blues in Orlando... being polite and respectful, I let him lead conversation directions he desired... but regretted not asking afterward. "Did you guys have or see a specific car that inspired it?" @Skeletron7 - what car would you choose?
@@Skeletron7 Not a bad choice! As an old guy who built a lot of 60s muscle cars. I've had '64, '65, '69 Impalas. Had my neck broken in the '64. Rear-ended by a car going 35mph on impact... the lowback bucket seats with no headrest or should restraint did me no favors, but the big solid frame might be what kept me from being paralyzed and able to walk. 42yrs of chronic pain, yet I consider myself very lucky.
@TomRolfson That's mental! If the car you were in was any more fragile, things could've gone even worse. The thing about muscle cars is that they're extremely stable machines.
On one occasion, back in 1979, a member of the Yugoslav (Serbian) hard rock band Riblja Čorba, which is considered one of the biggest groups in Serbia, and which was then on the rise, the singer and songwriter Bora Đorđević, who recently passed away at the age of 71, as a young rising star met Deep Purple's Ian Gillan in London: "Taking pictures and signing autographs took longer than the concert itself. And Ian Gillan comes and asks me, "What are you drinking?" I'm watching, I can't believe it. I say cognac. I ask my ex what she drinks, she says cognac. And you see a big world star carrying a tray, making his way through the crowd and carrying two cognacs. And I said: "Boro, go to... Return to Belgrade. Dismiss all the bodyguards." I decided to remain normal and to go to the betting shop, to the market, to the pub and anywhere completely normal"
I absolutely love how they’re playing instruments on the top of a moving car, just like the opening scene for rock band 1, which used deep purple’s “highway star.”
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My first concert-age 13. I was right on the stage-so loud-Lord's keyboard hovering above me. Blackmore breaks a string. Roadie doesnt bring him a new guitar but instead a replacement string. Blackmore puts it on in 20 seconds-in time for the solo. When the show is over I hop up on stage and grab that broken string as a souvenir-then sit on the edge of the stage and talk to my friends. Not a single security or roadie bothers me. Evansville Indiana-Roberts Stadium. Billy Preston opened. 1971....Rocks greatest year ever. So grateful I got to live in the greatest ever era of music.
Billy Preston RIP was fantastic and what a Gospel man he was !!
Sounds like magic
Still got it?
Я родился в 1970 году в СССР...У нас не было гастролей моей любимой группы((
@@shawn1432когда успел? Вроде недавно в церковном хоре был? Очень жаль, такой талант!
One of the most classical and recognizable riffs of all time of Rock.
Ludwig would approve.
The most. Not the one of..
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Still listening to this at 80 years of age. Unlike me, this music never gets old!
ay glad to hear that my man
Old? Fk, I'm hoping to be 80 and still listening! You have good taste, my friend 😎
You're not old. You're a strapping young lad!
we got unc in the comments before gta6
The Best Rock band of all times.
Coincido
Yes ...
Yes
Top 3 in my books
Prefiro mamonas assassinas
Finally a Classic Rock Band that delivers an awesome animated video with a killer mix. !!!! Deep Purple Lives On
Yea, 'cause they too old to show in live action xD
@@ELEKTROSKANSEN yeah - some of them are dead, and some of them aren't in the band anymore....
Including the iconid "Break a leg, Frank!" at the end!
And you dont see the Gorillaz
их внесли в алею славы рока
The song that taught an entire generation how to play the guitar 😄🎸
That's funny you say that,cause it's the only notes I know😅😅😅😅
That was my first thought ✌️...
... and.... even more... air guitar 🙃🙃
When I listen to the "Machine Head" in my apartment, I make it loud. Neighbors call the police. The police come and arrest the neighbors.
Hahahahahahahahahhaa
My neighbors listen to good music whether they want to or not. And I'm usually playing along!
the power of rock protects you
Goddamn man hahaha
0:18 0: 0:25
long live Deep Purple! you're the best band ever
Of course 😌💜🤘
Amen
The best with Led Zeppelin!
❤❤❤❤
@@renatvssantharii8570I would say it's better than LZ. The one and only! DP Forever!👍💜💜💜
The opening guitar riff is simply classic...long live Deep Purple.
吉他🎉🎉🎉超正
The opening, like that first kiss. Lol
blatant plagiarism of the introduction to the song "Maria Moita", by Carlos Lyra, composed eight years earlier. And, instead of giving due credit, he claims he was inspired by Bethoven. Big mess. the greatest riff in the history of rock is a ripoff of bossa nova
We all came out to Montreux
On the lake geneva's shoreline
To make records with a mobile
We didn't have much time
Frank Zappa and "The mothers"..
Were at the best place around
I was born in 1962 and this Riff was a MUST for every Kid with an Electric guitar.
Let it be
Really? 82 now huh?
and today :) i habe learnt it fews months ago and its so cool to pratice with this videoclip
FANTASTIC - congrats to Deep Purple, and a big hand for the guys giving this touch of colour and visual innovation to a truly iconic, truly immortal song.
👏🏼🤘🏻💯
This version has more bass sounds. The original sounds better. I understand that it must be a different version.
@@felipearturotorresRemastered.
@@kurtsherrick2066 im like no bass sound
As someone who discovered Deep Purple last year I feel they deserve more popularity. Like the original Smoke On The Water video has only 100 million views, and is one of the first riffs guitarists learn. Long live Deep Purple!
I feel like a lot of people know Smoke On The Water, but not a lot of other songs by Deep Purple. There's so much more to them than just Smoke On The Water.
@@tobismusicchannel3033 it’s true and incredible .. Deep Purple are underrated. 😀
Yes .. 23 studio albums and another is at the writing stage. Such variety of musical expression over their whole catalogue .. from 1968. I love their first 3 albums. Great ideas, invention and musicianship in each .. and that’s before this Gillan Glover line up which became the biggest selling act in the world 1973 to 74 (No1 Billboard chart)
Most people on this earth who know and love Deep Purple and this song don't have TH-cam or press like on songs. You can't judge a song by its likes. 😊😊😊
Only in America son.
@@trebleface7835 I'm American and Purple was my fathers and is still my own favorite band. Can't be beat imo.
Still listening at age 70!!
I'm still listening at age 74. We never get too old to listen to good music.
Same here. 70 in 2 months.
😀😀 Agree at all, I am 77!!!
Waiting for their concert on Jul 10, in Rome
I want to go back to my youth
79 and still listening
RIP Jon Lord, gone to that great gig in the sky where he can turn his amp up to 11🤘🙏
Sweet Jesus, this album is 52 years old already...
I was nine when the song released, where the heck does the time go?
@@WickedPrince3DWell you see the Sun comes up and goes across the Sky and then disappears for a time! Now multiply that by 365 and then by 52 years and there's your answer!
It disappears one day and one night at a time! 😅
52 years! 😮 Gone!
Mark from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
@@markfryer9880 ROFL, yes, but it's hard to keep track of second by second, and with all of those seconds that passed without you realizing you suddenly find that decades are now behind you. ;)
I'm four years older.
This album is 52 years *YOUNG* !!!!!!
Listening to Deep Purple I return to be a teenager (meanwhile I'm 62.....).
This music video is a whole ass anime, plot and everything, and I am all here for it
And inspired a badass HxH character. Morel Mackernasey. Just look at him and you'll think he came out of this music vid lol
BRAVO DEEP PURPLE 2024!!!
The video is insane, the song - even crazier
I'm absolutely loving these legacy bands making music videos for their capitol songs made before videos. This might be the best so far.
The absolute best. I was skeptical when I saw it come up, and remained so for the first few seconds during the vinyl sequence... but then it reached the "surface" and I was like "this is interesting and INCREDIBLY well made", and couldn't stop watching. Put on my headphones 1 minute in and I don't know if they also did something to the audio or if it was just the expanded audiovisual experience, but I was completely and absolutely blown away.
Know them since the late 90s when my older brothers got really into DP (Machinehead, Burn, Made in Japan, the "Come Hell or High Water" VHS were all on constant rotation at home when I was 12-15), so this is also a multigenerational journey and the video is a mindblowing contribution to what is already a masterpiece--and that is an incredible feat.
And an incredible tribute to this lineup, "the" lineup, including those that left us too soon either due to "personal differences", or due to unfortunate and untimely illness. Glad it comes out while still the rest is around in their 8th- 9th decade of life, for them to just enjoy and look back at the foundation they built and the legacy it delivered.
Bravo.
This is absolutely fantastic, but if you want see what’s the coolest for me, watch the animated video for YYZ - Rush
Железный человек посмотри тоже классно делают
What are some other examples of bands doing this?
@@Cabamacadaf Haha, I was going to ask exactly the same thing because I'm not usually a fan of heavy metal or whatever genre this is. But this song even for me is great, and then wow, THIS VIDEO!
Now I'm the happiest person in the world. Thank you so much for existing, Deep Purple!
Went into a Record store , asked for Deep Purple - Perfect Strangers on CD
Clerk said , whats the name of the album ? I said Perfect Strangers ,
Again the clerk said , but what's the name of the album ? I said its Deep Purple and the name of the album is Perfect Strangers, he shows me sone album with a band called Perfect Strangers , i said NO , That ain't it ,
The Bands name is Deep Purple and the song is Perfect Strangers,
I don't have he said , i will have to order it .
Guy must have been having too much Smoke on the Water ?
Greatest Hard Rock band ever!!
They were my introduction to heavy music.
More metal than Hard rock.!
They're more than hard rock and metal. 💜
@@levivolaju883 Doesn’t really matter how you classify them. Genres are just rough guides anyway. The main thing is that it’s good. But in my personal classifications I view the likes of Zep, Purple and Sabbath as heavy rock, which is what it was called initially. Then I associate heavy metal with bands who formed the New Wave of British Heavy Metal - Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Motörhead etc.
@@kevinmcfarlane2752 it matters to me though. Their overall sound transcends from any classification. Deep Purple is simply the greatest band ever. 💜
100% Purple fan here
Homie is deeper purple
I'm more of a green guy personally, it's just a more interesting color imo
We were cruising 8 mile in Detroit when this song came out for the first time and we went wild, loved it, Detroit back then was the heart of RnR and was the best time to be alive, and for Detroit...💯👍
Detroit Rock City! 🤘
Damn me, I'm 48 years old, I've watched thousands of videos, this is the best video ever made. The song sounds even better in the new format.
Everybody forgets how much the organ is present and heavy on this track 😘
John Lord was an integral part of their sound.
Needs more organ
I miss Jon Lord.
Videos kinda sucked back then. This is good, only took 50 years.
*Apparently* that's partly because the original track does a fade out earlier at the end so you don't really get the full organ solo like you do here. Which just makes this even cooler.
Smoke On The Water is timeless. I've enjoyed for over 50 years and it never gets old.
Mark 2 was The Best Line up of Deep Purple for me ❤🍁
You and everyone else.
Almost everyone agrees on that
@@catsofsherman1316 Awesome 👍🍁
@@debbielockhart7762 🙏Merci beaucoup 🍁
You betcha!
It’s very rare to get a classic rock song with an iconic riff telling a true story of what happened in December 1971 in Switzerland!
Listening to Beethoven backwards. 😂😂😂 Rock & roll racing times.
I know 😂
Yo dog, I heard you like Deep Purple. So Imma gonna put some Richie Blackmore in your Deep Purple.
"Long live Rock 'N' Roll, Long live Deep Purple!"
I love being a 70's baby
I swear: I want the "Full Purple" knob in my car too
😂😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Just a huge thank you for being in my entire life. I'm 64, and I feel like I'm Deep Purple from the beginning to my last day. Keep going, guys .
Same, 65 and counting, Speed King being the first Purple release I heard on a 45 single. Changed my life forever 😎👍❤️🎶
Powerful storyline. I didn't know it was a true story
Yes it is. The song's lyrics are based on true events, chronicling the 1971 fire at Montreux Casino in Montreux, Switzerland.
Glover and Paice turn the simple riff into a master groove.
So groovy! I'm not sure about Glover's riff being simple though.
First as a teenager in 1973 and now 2024
DEEP PURPLE belongs to
"The World Heritage!"
The organ really jumps out in this mix
Yeah, I specifically like that the most about this version. In other remixed / remastered releases, the organ often lost some space in the mix (on account of guitars being considered more 'cool' and 'modern' perhaps?). I'm glad that that's not the case here and we can hear some interesting nuances in Jon's playing that were buried before. Well done!
Here at 1:50 AM in Los Angeles's ✌
The absolute best. I was skeptical when I saw it come up, and remained so for the first few seconds during the vinyl sequence... but then it reached the "surface" and I was like "this is interesting and INCREDIBLY well made", and couldn't stop watching. Put on my headphones 1 minute in and I don't know if they also did something to the audio or if it was just the expanded audiovisual experience, but I was completely and absolutely blown away.
Known them since the late 90s when my older brothers got really into DP (Machinehead, Burn, Made in Japan, the "Come Hell or High Water" VHS were all on constant rotation at home when I was 12-15), so this is also a multigenerational journey and the video is a mindblowing contribution to what is already a masterpiece--and that is an incredible feat.
And an incredible tribute to this lineup, "the" lineup, including those that left us too soon either due to "personal differences", or due to unfortunate and untimely illness. Glad it comes out while still the rest is around in their 8th- 9th decade of life, for them to just enjoy and look back at the foundation they built and the legacy it delivered.
Bravo.
I suppose they've also done a remix and remaster of the audio for this release
they've done a 2024 remix of this song for this video!
@@space_kat1 Yeah, Mixed by Frank Zappas son Dweezil Zappa. How cool is that!?
❤❤❤❤❤🎉
Like Johnny B. Goode, it became a song everyone would recognize, and every guitarist would learn to play. That's epic.
is plagiarized
We HIGH ON RADIATION!!!
FULL PURPLE 🔥
The detail of animating the real movements on the guitar fret 🗿🤘
finally an official music video!
Smoke On The Water 2024🔥!
NICE!!! ROCK ON! M.O'B
Purple Reign 💜
I am 62 years old but still listnening
Wow, the making of Machine Head was just so much more exciting than I could have even imagined. Dragons, high speed chases, and whatever the rest that was.
3:24 I cannot believe I've been playing that bit wrong and just found out because of the amazing animation!
Everyone is playing this on guitar but don't know the band 🤣
timeless classic ❤
Top of the unholy triology triangle. Best by far. The music of DP is timeless.
Don't quit! Wide open!
GREAT VIDEO FOR THE GREATEST ROCK RIFF OF ALL TIME
is plagiarized
Immortal..we love Deep Purple❤❤❤❤
Yes, we really do! :)
Who's still listening in 2030?
Forever ♾️......... Purple 💜💜💜
Among the most creative videos I've seen in some time. Brilliant.
The world has waiting 52 years for this and as expected, this is an Absolute BANGER!!!
ROCK of ROCK
BEST of BEST
LEGEND of LEGEND
This song will be in GTA 6. (Source: Leak)
God came down from heaven and created this beautiful band, a great work of art 🤘🏻
Very nicely done video. Thank you. RIP Jon Douglas, Lord. 🙏 love Roger's Rickenbacker bass 😂
the intro is the official soundtrack for a baddass guy walking entrance😂😂
Damn if this band don't get an old dog feeling young again . Music from musicians will give you a tickle . Nice film to go with it . Good job 👍🇬🇧
The classic of the classics! 🤘🏽 Thank you so much for all this years of great songs! 💜
Who is here because gta 6 ❤
2 hours to go.... 'Fire in the sky!'
Guys, its TOTALLY AMAZING! Thanks, I'm crying.
Me too! Please do more!!!! Please!!!
Whether you listened to this riff in 1973 or 2024 - Its rocking the same - great music NEVER grows out of date!!
Great job on a video for this classic song.
Glad to see a video for it
Still listen to this song, as old as I get.
But the music never gets old !
The opening riff transports me to 1972. I’m sixteen again!
ME!!
Seems to me a very good comment but you tell us your age 😉
@@WagnerSilva-mg5tr Growing old is a privilege denied to many. Fifty years ago tonight, a few weeks after high school graduation, I met my first college sweetheart. Nineteen months later, he was killed in a car accident. He’ll always be a handsome 19 in my memory. Regardless of how our romance would have otherwise turned out, I still grieve for all the life he didn’t get to live and give thanks for my advancing years.
I was 17. Still my favorite song.
moi aussi mon premier disque !les meilleurs
My mom EVE CHARTIER loved Ian Gillian and the whole band and of course Black Sabbath. This video gave me the chills and tears in my eyes knowing she was watching it with me. So many story's of her and the band.
The gloriously inimitable luxury of geniuses
Class
7th grade guitar class, man
50 year anniversary of 'Machine Head' ........... man , time flies .......... swiss time is running out 😁
Smoke on the Water in
The 'Nam with Purple
Ĥearts bleeding RED.
Hearts with a Mark!
Do you value your Life
In Los Angeles, California?
Eye don't Brian Hickerson.
my wait was indeed worth it, I may now rest in peace
Waited 52 years for this
Can't wait to listen to this in Vice City
Why can't I hit that like button more than once?
Hit it three times
0:36 BMC on the front of the truck, an homage to their UK heritage?
Crazy to think that this was written at short notice to fill an album.
Necessity is the mother of (fantastic) invention.
Rock on.
Absolutely, have a listen to Child in Time and Lazy.
@@hadywellbie2368 I love child in time, a masterpiece.
Fitting for a song referencing The Mothers of Invention.
Just seeing Jon like that brings a tear to my eye...
Gods of hard rock
Woodrow Wilson: “The perfect rock guitar solo doesn’t exist.”
God: “Sit down and put these headphones on while I crank up my old Pioneer…”
SUPERB!!!!
fastest way to get kicked out of a guitar center
😆
One of these for Highway Star would be awesome
I was thinking the same thing when I came across this. The real kicker.... what kind of car should be "The Highway Star". I once saw the most immaculate '69 GTO that was done in a truly unique white pearl with medium silver and very light smaller gold contrasting flake lacquer job... mid-blue pinstriping and across the trunklid "Highway Star". It was outside a small country bar in far northern WI... went in, hit the head... kind of scanned the bar to see if I could identify who's car it was to compliment them... heard this rumble... stepped-out front door to see it RIPPING down the highway... no idea who's it was, but the healthy rumble assured me that was no stock motor and if done as fine as the rest of the car... it qualified as "THE Highway Star". Had opportunity to meet and have dinner with Ritchie Blackmore 27ish years ago at House of Blues in Orlando... being polite and respectful, I let him lead conversation directions he desired... but regretted not asking afterward. "Did you guys have or see a specific car that inspired it?" @Skeletron7 - what car would you choose?
@@TomRolfson For no particular reason, a 1967 Chevy Impala
@@Skeletron7 Not a bad choice! As an old guy who built a lot of 60s muscle cars. I've had '64, '65, '69 Impalas. Had my neck broken in the '64. Rear-ended by a car going 35mph on impact... the lowback bucket seats with no headrest or should restraint did me no favors, but the big solid frame might be what kept me from being paralyzed and able to walk. 42yrs of chronic pain, yet I consider myself very lucky.
@TomRolfson That's mental! If the car you were in was any more fragile, things could've gone even worse. The thing about muscle cars is that they're extremely stable machines.
We are honoured that John Lord lived on Averil Road. We live at number 67. Leicester will never forget!
Back once again at the request of my 5 and 4 year olds. "Daddy! Play der der der for us!"
just what i needed twice
no words ITS ALL history on the vídeo
On one occasion, back in 1979, a member of the Yugoslav (Serbian) hard rock band Riblja Čorba, which is considered one of the biggest groups in Serbia, and which was then on the rise, the singer and songwriter Bora Đorđević, who recently passed away at the age of 71, as a young rising star met Deep Purple's Ian Gillan in London:
"Taking pictures and signing autographs took longer than the concert itself. And Ian Gillan comes and asks me, "What are you drinking?" I'm watching, I can't believe it. I say cognac. I ask my ex what she drinks, she says cognac. And you see a big world star carrying a tray, making his way through the crowd and carrying two cognacs. And I said: "Boro, go to... Return to Belgrade. Dismiss all the bodyguards." I decided to remain normal and to go to the betting shop, to the market, to the pub and anywhere completely normal"
I absolutely love how they’re playing instruments on the top of a moving car, just like the opening scene for rock band 1, which used deep purple’s “highway star.”