"Deep Purple In Rock" is the monument of a hard rock album. In my opinion, there is still no better one in this genre. At least for Deep Purple it is the artistic highlight of their career.
The difference between Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple is the source. The Sabbs and Zep had their roots in Blues. Deep Purple started from Rock 'n' Roll. But, they made it more heavy. The 1970 album "Deep Purple In Rock" is THE pivotal album in rock history. The one album that sits at the border between sixties 'pop' and seventies 'hard rock'. Nothing has ever sounded the same and rock has never sounded that heavy ever since. Enjoy.
Jesus christ dude! I've heard this song first when I was... I think 7 (now I'm 51) 😅🤘years old, in Cuba, I didn't know a word of English and never listened to rock and roll before! ... somebody just left a raggedy cassette tape from East Germany and this was the first song on it! I wish somebody had a camera to record my reaction😅!!! ... anyway I'm a huge Deep Purple fan!, and also Rainbow ofcourse 🤟 💜 🤘I'm loving your channel! I just been here for 1/2 , but imma go on a Sunday bender on your account 🤟☺🍻 ... your reactions make me feel almost as discovering this songs again... it's great man. Thank you Amigo!
Check out the live performance of "Wring that Neck" from Deep Purple In Concert 1970 BBC. Jon and Ritchie both are on top of their game in a phenomenal 19 minute improvisational jam.
The drummer, Ian Paice, I heard say, very recently, that one of his favorite songs in terms of his drumming is a song on the same album as this. It’s called “Living Wreck”. Another great one, really great, for his drumming is from the same album as Burn and Mistreated. It’s called “Lay Down, Stay Down”. I’m really looking forward to you hearing that someday. Another early excellent drumming song is “Chasing Shadows”. For great keyboards, Mr. Lord, two I would recommend are “Rat Bat Blue” and “The Bird Has Flown”. One more for keyboards, piano, “Woman from Tokyo”.
Been waiting for you to find this. When I think Deep Purple I remember my '68 El Camino with this song cranked up whilst barrel-assing down the 190 MA at 100MPH in 1985. Good times. Saw them live twice with Ritchie and once with Morse.
Hard headed woman and a soft hearted man, they've been causing trouble since it all began. Man ain't that the truth. Ian Gillan kills this on vocals. He's one of rocks best singers.
''Bloodsucker'' ''No One Came'' ''Into the Fire'' ''No No No'' and ''Stormbringer'' gotta be on the list 4 shore. signed: the dolphins off the starboard bow.
This is the opening track from the first studio album by this (mach 2) version of Deep Purple. In Rock is the heaviest album they ever did. Child In Time is also on this release. Still some other tracks to check out from this lineup. Woman From Tokyo, Rat Bat Blue and Hard Loving Man should be on your list.
The first time I listened to this record was in 1978. Speed King was the first song. I jumped on my seat twice: in the beginning and when the organ long note ended and the attack begun!
Interesting point, the opening "Woffle" as it was called during recording of the LP was added at the end of the recording sessions because the band thought the opening riff was a little too "abrupt." And Jon Lord actually made a mistake in the quiet section that he improvised over and made it work, rather than start all over.
This single came out in my College years. That atmospheric Organ/ Guitar duel "afternoon" type sound on this 'b' side of the single still totally love it.
Am having such a great time watching your reactions to these song the same way that I did when this music came out when I was in high school. If you like their songs I would say you have to listen to the song My Woman From Tokyo and a song called No No No . I think you'll really like them. I also think if you like Johnny and Edgar Winter you should check out Edgar Winter's White Trash their Tobacco Road Live cd and Johnny's cd's Captured Live and Johnny Winter And Live. These guys are really good live and the double leads Johnny does with Rick Derringer are just incredible. Not to be missed. I have been playing guitar for about 55yrs and I have been listening to these guys since I started playing guitar. Anyway, I really hope you'll check these songs out . I'm a child of the 60's and 70's and it was this music that the rock, blues and R&B musicians from my time period were weened on. Also if you like jazz, you might want to check out Jeff Beck, Robben Ford and Al DiMeola, ....just to name a few. Happy Listening my friend and thanks for helping to keep this music alive. All great music should live on. Peace Out.
New to your channel and love your reactions. I've noticed you have a fondness for keyboards. You may like an old hard rock band called Uriah Heep. Some of my favs from them are Pilgrim, Stealin'( studio versions), July Morning, Circle of Hands ( live versions from 70-72). They have an awesome catalog like Grand Funk and Deep Purple. Thanks
My Woman from Tokyo is a really good song, Kevin. But he still hasn't done Space Truckin by Deep Purple yet either which is also a great song and probably within their top ten hits if not the top 5..
Really enjoyed your video. First time spending my own money to buy an album was In Rock. First CD I ever bought was In Rock. For about a decade I use to buy In Rock every time I saw it on CD and would give it to a young rocker and tell them it was a must listen. First DP album was Burn and could not stop playing it. Then my friend gave me Stormbringer and played that to death. Fireball and the machine head could not stop playing both. When I got to In Rock they became my favorite band and still are. Deep Purple Deep Purple is the album I can't stop playing now...
A full ten years after this, Record Mirror's Steve Gett wrote of UFO's Alpha Centauri / Lettin' Go (on album No Place to Run): "The most spectacular opening to an album since (Speed King) Deep Purple in Rock." Very good analysis - thank you.
If you want more like that organ intro, try something from their first two albums, especially their second album: The Book of Taliesyn. Anthem is a good song.
It took me years toa ppreciate DP...I always felt like they were similar to my favorite hard rock band, Rainbow! Now that I've gotten older I realize I can have love for both in my heart!
I just watched his Metallica reaction of unforgivin and mentioned this song they do a cover of when a blind man cries that’s pretty good. But he should hear Deep Purples first.
They had done three albums before this with a different singer (the guy on “Hush”) and the music was decidedly less hard rock, so when they picked up this singer, Ian Gillan, (the guy who did the screams on “child in time“, also sang“highway star” and “smoke on the water” but not “Burn” and not Mistreated”, that was a different, later singer) what you heard here, song 1, side 1 with the new lineup, it was shocking because it was such a change in their sound and really one of the first ventures into this level of hard rock by anyone. 1970. But that’s the direction they wanted to go in, led by the guitar player, Ritchie Blackmore.
Drumming in metal now is almost an Olympic sport, but this is a definite step towards it. I don't know why Ian Paice is not held up more. I guess it shows the level of competition out there at the time.
Strange Kind of Woman (Live in Osaka, 1972) Mark II at the top of everything. Black Night Bloodsucker Never Before Demon's Eye Into the fire Maybe I'm a Leo Well, you can't go wrong with "Deep Purple In Rock" and "Machine Head"
I would recommend that you listen to 'Fireball' next... insane drumming by Ian Paice. Also, if you liked the Blackmore/Lord exchange on this track, you should check out 'Strange Kind Of Woman' from the Made In Japan 'Live' album.
Since you like DP so much , you may want to take a listen to Green Bullfrog a band consisting of Richie Blackmore and Ian Paice of DP and guitarist Albert Lee and a couple of others , check out the song Bullfrog
Nice thanks, just went on a little blissful excursion listening to Green Bullfrog Bullfrog. I think my eyes rolled back in my head at one point. th-cam.com/video/xxIsRM1E060/w-d-xo.html Looking forward to the next time I get the house to myself. Headphones are great, speakers rock. Almost bailed at the start too, not really in the mood, but it sucked me in and just escalated. Cheers
Best Speed king version ever? Live Nec 2002 dvd. Check It! You won't be disappointed! Beautiful drums solo and a Organ/Guitar Battle which Is simply out of this world...you need to see Jon Lord on action...and considering your love for him and keyboard in general don't miss his astonishing solos on Flight of the Rat, High ball shooter, Rat Bat blue, Malice in Wonderland, Fireball or even the instrumental Exposition.
If you want your mind blown by JON LORD , then definitely , SPACE TRUCKIN from the MADE IN JAPAN album !!!!!! And yes , IAN PAICE on the drums yessss !!!!!!
Probably their best album because it was .. make or break after 3 albums in 18 months. They had to make a hard hitting statement with this album. It’s 1969, 2 new members and a recent performance of the groundbreaking “Concerto for group and orchestra” by Jon Lord (organ) but which way is this band going to go? This is Ritchie’s vision primarily … he wanted to make an unforgettable statement and the whole band got behind it … group compositions and group wig outs/seat of the pants virtuosity. The best live rock band … ever. Simple as that.
Try Space Truckin for a great Deep Purple song. For a band doing similar stuff Try Sweet (the guys who did Love is Like Oxygen) doing the song Set Me Free.
Not bad for late 1969 eh?? .... can't go wrong with any of the Gillan stuff and the album Burn.... totally super... Fireball and Burn are my faves.... great to see a young bloke lovin' this great music and realising just how much your generation has missed... purely because of media brainwashing.... I'm all smiles watching the joy you're getting out of this... Ian Paice is a drum god...
I suggest now that you delve into the Perfect Strangugers Album and House of Blue Light . My recommendations Gypsy's Kiss Under the Gun, Hungry Daze Strange Wayz, Spanish Arche.r, Dead or Alive. My favorite version of Perfect Strangers is from Live Nobody's Perfect I was there.
My man I think you are ready for Fools from Fireball, Strange Kind of Woman live MADE IN JAPAN,Flight of the Rat and how about Gypsy's Kiss from Perfect Strangers
Jon Lord famously made a mistake on the organ intro and had to improvise quickly to get him out of it. With time and money and tape costs, every band was in the situation of accepting some human error if the rest of the track was smoking. You wouldn't trade away that call-and-response bit with Ritchie on guitar.
I know that no one will ever recommend or react to this, but the live version of Speed King from Live in Stockholm 1970 (alternately titled Scandinavian Nights) would seriously rip your face off. I think recordings of them live in 1970 are the best examples of how heavy they can be.
I suggest you listen to ALL of Fireball but DP slow blues listen to When a Blind Man Cries, Blackmore plays slow not rushing all feeling blues its wonderful man, love your channel. Lets move on to Rainbow as well,
Isn't that song great?! I love that you are such a fan of Jon Lord. Me too. One of these days you'll have to check out his concerto. He was a legitimate composer! Anyway, here are a couple of Purple songs you haven't heard yet... Fireball (1971) - th-cam.com/video/q88koeaqrEg/w-d-xo.html Stormbringer (1974) - th-cam.com/video/4C2K889u_90/w-d-xo.html
You are hearing the birth of heavy metal along with Black Sabbath. Zeppelin always more blues rock, but there is overrated because of their popularity. Not scrubs but not metal like Purple and Sabbath.
"Deep Purple In Rock" is the monument of a hard rock album. In my opinion, there is still no better one in this genre. At least for Deep Purple it is the artistic highlight of their career.
it isn't only a hard rock its a precious metal rock
Best heavy metal band in the world!
I've been listening to Deep Purple since the early 70's.😎
The difference between Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple is the source. The Sabbs and Zep had their roots in Blues. Deep Purple started from Rock 'n' Roll. But, they made it more heavy. The 1970 album "Deep Purple In Rock" is THE pivotal album in rock history. The one album that sits at the border between sixties 'pop' and seventies 'hard rock'. Nothing has ever sounded the same and rock has never sounded that heavy ever since. Enjoy.
Exactly right.
Tout est bon chez deep purple quelle creativite 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸👌
Ian Paice is in my top 3 rock drummers of all-time. Just a total badass on drums.
Jesus christ dude! I've heard this song first when I was... I think 7 (now I'm 51) 😅🤘years old, in Cuba, I didn't know a word of English and never listened to rock and roll before! ... somebody just left a raggedy cassette tape from East Germany and this was the first song on it! I wish somebody had a camera to record my reaction😅!!! ... anyway I'm a huge Deep Purple fan!, and also Rainbow ofcourse 🤟 💜 🤘I'm loving your channel! I just been here for 1/2 , but imma go on a Sunday bender on your account 🤟☺🍻 ... your reactions make me feel almost as discovering this songs again... it's great man. Thank you Amigo!
One of the hardest rockin openings of an album ever
@@joelhoulette3244 you got the American version
Oh my Chod, really can't say too much - It's Deep Purple - priceless. Thanks for your continuing dive into them.
“Hard Lovin’ Man” will blow you away.
“Flight Of The Rat” is also deserving of a listen.
Thank you!
Check out the live performance of "Wring that Neck" from Deep Purple In Concert 1970 BBC. Jon and Ritchie both are on top of their game in a phenomenal 19 minute improvisational jam.
"My Woman From Tokyo" is a really good song often overlooked in the Deep Purple catologue.
The drummer, Ian Paice, I heard say, very recently, that one of his favorite songs in terms of his drumming is a song on the same album as this. It’s called “Living Wreck”. Another great one, really great, for his drumming is from the same album as Burn and Mistreated. It’s called “Lay Down, Stay Down”. I’m really looking forward to you hearing that someday. Another early excellent drumming song is “Chasing Shadows”. For great keyboards, Mr. Lord, two I would recommend are “Rat Bat Blue” and “The Bird Has Flown”. One more for keyboards, piano, “Woman from Tokyo”.
Been waiting for you to find this. When I think Deep Purple I remember my '68 El Camino with this song cranked up whilst barrel-assing down the 190 MA at 100MPH in 1985. Good times. Saw them live twice with Ritchie and once with Morse.
In Rock best DP album for me !
The whole album is pretty much like that, with one riff-led monster after another.
Hard headed woman and a soft hearted man, they've been causing trouble since it all began. Man ain't that the truth. Ian Gillan kills this on vocals. He's one of rocks best singers.
One of the very early tracks that ignite heavy metal scene
''Bloodsucker'' ''No One Came'' ''Into the Fire'' ''No No No'' and ''Stormbringer'' gotta be on the list 4 shore.
signed: the dolphins off the starboard bow.
.....Mandrake Root, You Keep On Movin', Pictures Of Home, Woman From Tokyo, Sail Away, Hold On, to name a few more.
This is the opening track from the first studio album by this (mach 2) version of Deep Purple. In Rock is the heaviest album they ever did. Child In Time is also on this release. Still some other tracks to check out from this lineup. Woman From Tokyo, Rat Bat Blue and Hard Loving Man should be on your list.
Friend, you are on the right track! Deep Purple is an art, like jazz, like Russian ballet, like Mozart and Beethoven.
The introduction to Speed King is simply relentless, no other rock intro comes close to that full on assault.
My prefered group ever. Ritchie made me start to play guitar in 1977... 🎼🎸
Love this song played it all the time in 70s, it was flip side of 45, black night I think another blinder!
The first time I listened to this record was in 1978. Speed King was the first song. I jumped on my seat twice: in the beginning and when the organ long note ended and the attack begun!
Interesting point, the opening "Woffle" as it was called during recording of the LP was added at the end of the recording sessions because the band thought the opening riff was a little too "abrupt."
And Jon Lord actually made a mistake in the quiet section that he improvised over and made it work, rather than start all over.
This single came out in my College years. That atmospheric Organ/ Guitar duel "afternoon" type sound on this 'b' side of the single still totally love it.
Empecé a los 14 años, a los 66, sigo igual, Ecxelente !!!!!!!!!
Please..."BURN" live at the California Jam 1974!!!!! You'll be amazed!!!!!
C’mon Chod, let’s go Space Truckin’ with Deep Purple
Am having such a great time watching your reactions to these song the same way that I did when this music came out when I was in high school. If you like their songs I would say you have to listen to the song My Woman From Tokyo and a song called No No No . I think you'll really like them. I also think if you like Johnny and Edgar Winter you should check out Edgar Winter's White Trash their Tobacco Road Live cd and Johnny's cd's Captured Live and Johnny Winter And Live. These guys are really good live and the double leads Johnny does with Rick Derringer are just incredible. Not to be missed. I have been playing guitar for about 55yrs and I have been listening to these guys since I started playing guitar. Anyway, I really hope you'll check these songs out . I'm a child of the 60's and 70's and it was this music that the rock, blues and R&B musicians from my time period were weened on. Also if you like jazz, you might want to check out Jeff Beck, Robben Ford and Al DiMeola, ....just to name a few. Happy Listening my friend and thanks for helping to keep this music alive. All great music should live on. Peace Out.
New to your channel and love your reactions. I've noticed you have a fondness for keyboards.
You may like an old hard rock band called Uriah Heep.
Some of my favs from them are Pilgrim, Stealin'( studio versions), July Morning, Circle of Hands ( live versions from 70-72).
They have an awesome catalog like Grand Funk and Deep Purple.
Thanks
July Morning is incredible.
Still awesome after all these years
Highway Star next. Banger. Ian Paice is underrated.
My Woman from Tokyo is a really good song, Kevin. But he still hasn't done Space Truckin by Deep Purple yet either which is also a great song and probably within their top ten hits if not the top 5..
He needs to check out the DP song Strange Kind of Woman too.....wink.
Really enjoyed your video. First time spending my own money to buy an album was In Rock. First CD I ever bought was In Rock. For about a decade I use to buy In Rock every time I saw it on CD and would give it to a young rocker and tell them it was a must listen. First DP album was Burn and could not stop playing it. Then my friend gave me Stormbringer and played that to death. Fireball and the machine head could not stop playing both. When I got to In Rock they became my favorite band and still are. Deep Purple Deep Purple is the album I can't stop playing now...
A full ten years after this, Record Mirror's Steve Gett wrote of UFO's Alpha Centauri / Lettin' Go (on album No Place to Run): "The most spectacular opening to an album since (Speed King) Deep Purple in Rock." Very good analysis - thank you.
If you want more like that organ intro, try something from their first two albums, especially their second album: The Book of Taliesyn.
Anthem is a good song.
It took me years toa ppreciate DP...I always felt like they were similar to my favorite hard rock band, Rainbow! Now that I've gotten older I realize I can have love for both in my heart!
Gotta hit up Space Truckin off the Machine head album
Slow these Speed Kings down and do "When a Blind Man Cries". Such a great song.
Good call. Original studio version.
I just watched his Metallica reaction of unforgivin and mentioned this song they do a cover of when a blind man cries that’s pretty good. But he should hear Deep Purples first.
:)
They had done three albums before this with a different singer (the guy on “Hush”) and the music was decidedly less hard rock, so when they picked up this singer, Ian Gillan, (the guy who did the screams on “child in time“, also sang“highway star” and “smoke on the water” but not “Burn” and not Mistreated”, that was a different, later singer) what you heard here, song 1, side 1 with the new lineup, it was shocking because it was such a change in their sound and really one of the first ventures into this level of hard rock by anyone. 1970. But that’s the direction they wanted to go in, led by the guitar player, Ritchie Blackmore.
That previous guy "ROD EVANS" you were talking about went on to form an unreal supergroup called Captain Beyond.
Drumming in metal now is almost an Olympic sport, but this is a definite step towards it. I don't know why Ian Paice is not held up more. I guess it shows the level of competition out there at the time.
Strange Kind of Woman (Live in Osaka, 1972) Mark II at the top of everything.
Black Night
Bloodsucker
Never Before
Demon's Eye
Into the fire
Maybe I'm a Leo
Well, you can't go wrong with "Deep Purple In Rock" and "Machine Head"
I would recommend that you listen to 'Fireball' next... insane drumming by Ian Paice. Also, if you liked the Blackmore/Lord exchange on this track, you should check out 'Strange Kind Of Woman' from the Made In Japan 'Live' album.
Since you like DP so much , you may want to take a listen to Green Bullfrog a band consisting of Richie Blackmore and Ian Paice of DP and guitarist Albert Lee and a couple of others , check out the song Bullfrog
Nice thanks, just went on a little blissful excursion listening to Green Bullfrog Bullfrog. I think my eyes rolled back in my head at one point.
th-cam.com/video/xxIsRM1E060/w-d-xo.html
Looking forward to the next time I get the house to myself. Headphones are great, speakers rock.
Almost bailed at the start too, not really in the mood, but it sucked me in and just escalated.
Cheers
Deep Purple “Space Trucking”
April Wine “I Like to Rock”
Triumph “Allied Forces”
Keep them coming 😎
Yeah a very underrated drummer indeed
My Woman From Tokyo and Fireball should be next :)
Grate band,they still rock with dignity and play music by heart in their 8th decate of life.Try something newer from their latest album Whoosh!
Great reaction - try 'Hard Lovin' Man' from the same album.
You are missing out on one of the best organ players of the 1970s. Please add Lee Michaels and his cover of Stormy Monday to your list!
Best Speed king version ever? Live Nec 2002 dvd. Check It! You won't be disappointed! Beautiful drums solo and a Organ/Guitar Battle which Is simply out of this world...you need to see Jon Lord on action...and considering your love for him and keyboard in general don't miss his astonishing solos on Flight of the Rat, High ball shooter, Rat Bat blue, Malice in Wonderland, Fireball or even the instrumental Exposition.
Chod kicking out the jams.Deep Purple baby
Woman from Tokyo - Deep Purple
Ian Gillan said "Deep Purple is an instrumental band with vocal accompanment"
Please do Space Truckin and My Woman from Tokyo by Deep Purple.
This is my ring tone,on my phone wakes the world when someone calls me , real brutal un polished gems.
Wow I haven't heard this for so long LOL
If you want your mind blown by JON LORD , then definitely , SPACE TRUCKIN from the MADE IN JAPAN album !!!!!! And yes , IAN PAICE on the drums yessss !!!!!!
Love this one, it's fantastic, also recommend Dark Knight.
Probably their best album because it was .. make or break after 3 albums in 18 months. They had to make a hard hitting statement with this album.
It’s 1969, 2 new members and a recent performance of the groundbreaking “Concerto for group and orchestra” by Jon Lord (organ) but which way is this band going to go? This is Ritchie’s vision primarily … he wanted to make an unforgettable statement and the whole band got behind it … group compositions and group wig outs/seat of the pants virtuosity. The best live rock band … ever. Simple as that.
Ritchie friggin Blackmore on guitar. What's not to love?
Try Space Truckin for a great Deep Purple song.
For a band doing similar stuff Try Sweet (the guys who did Love is Like Oxygen) doing the song Set Me Free.
You have my thumbs up.
Stormbringer is another great song by them.
Strange Kind Of Woman and Woman From Tokyo are unjustly ignored on reaction videos. Among others.
You left out Place In Line. The original title for Strange Kind Of Woman was Prosititute.
Not bad for late 1969 eh?? .... can't go wrong with any of the Gillan stuff and the album Burn.... totally super... Fireball and Burn are my faves.... great to see a young bloke lovin' this great music and realising just how much your generation has missed... purely because of media brainwashing.... I'm all smiles watching the joy you're getting out of this... Ian Paice is a drum god...
You really should check out Tommy Bolin "Post Toastee" studio version
Please react to Rainbow mistreated live in Munich 1977 Ronnie James Dio is on vocals and same guitar player as on this song.
John Lord, the keyboard player is the only music artist to have achieved a number one album in both the rock chart and classical music chart!
sOMEHOW missed this/ Didnt know you did Speed King. THis song inspired thrash metal
Paicey was the reason I took up drumming. 👍
I’m digging the signed album cover
I suggest now that you delve into the Perfect Strangugers Album and House of Blue Light . My recommendations Gypsy's Kiss Under the Gun, Hungry Daze Strange Wayz, Spanish Arche.r, Dead or Alive. My favorite version of Perfect Strangers is from Live Nobody's Perfect I was there.
Kneel & Pray in 69 became Speed King in 70.
My man I think you are ready for Fools from Fireball, Strange Kind of Woman live MADE IN JAPAN,Flight of the Rat and how about Gypsy's Kiss from Perfect Strangers
As far as another reaction. Flight of the rat. Off this same album.
Perfect strangers
😱
Jon Lord famously made a mistake on the organ intro and had to improvise quickly to get him out of it. With time and money and tape costs, every band was in the situation of accepting some human error if the rest of the track was smoking. You wouldn't trade away that call-and-response bit with Ritchie on guitar.
I know that no one will ever recommend or react to this, but the live version of Speed King from Live in Stockholm 1970 (alternately titled Scandinavian Nights) would seriously rip your face off. I think recordings of them live in 1970 are the best examples of how heavy they can be.
I like High Ball Shooter- one of the best organ solos you will hear.
Bro that was a great reaction, please do Gloria by the doors is super funky and you have to search the good lyrics the uncensored version
I suggest you listen to ALL of Fireball but DP slow blues listen to When a Blind Man Cries, Blackmore plays slow not rushing all feeling blues its wonderful man, love your channel. Lets move on to Rainbow as well,
Mistreated Live by Rainbow with Ronnie James Dio on vocals and Blackmore on guitar.
You can still pick up the bass. If not today maybe some where down the road.
Who sings lead here?
Burn live cal jam 74
Here's one .....'Into the Fire'
Isn't that song great?! I love that you are such a fan of Jon Lord. Me too. One of these days you'll have to check out his concerto. He was a legitimate composer!
Anyway, here are a couple of Purple songs you haven't heard yet...
Fireball (1971) - th-cam.com/video/q88koeaqrEg/w-d-xo.html
Stormbringer (1974) - th-cam.com/video/4C2K889u_90/w-d-xo.html
Perfect Strangers please
Checkout UFO rock bottom
What a song and it has to be the version from Strangers In The Night
Yea I heard the bass but that kick was BAD A**
Audio sounds a little off.
Black knight same album incredible song !!
Chod, do you require that people put links to their reaction requests in the comments?
No I don’t. I only ask if you want me to react to a specific video
@@WILBURNREACTIONS Ok thank you!
Is this a remix or something ?
No this was recorded in mono not stereo either in the very late 60s or early 70s
Yes, it’s a remaster/remix of a stereo recording originally released in 1970
No No No is a request.
You are hearing the birth of heavy metal along with Black Sabbath. Zeppelin always more blues rock, but there is overrated because of their popularity. Not scrubs but not metal like Purple and Sabbath.
Their music would be great if they would get rid of that organ. LOL.
Your such a dick ..lol.
In there bro my first album was woman from Tokyo when they brought it out, best heavy metal band in the WORLD!