Top band in the world 1973. More lps sold and gate receipts any other band that year. 130 million lps sold. Ritchie Blackmore top 3 in the world. Jon Lord best rip. Coverdale Hughes and Pace top musicians. Deep Purple.
Great, another Purple reaction. Who could not to love this band, regardless if it is a MK II or MK III Line Up?.Everybody does, all of us fell in love with the band many, many years ago. You`re the most lovely member of the family fans as well, baby girl. Cheers, take care.
Richie was able to use many different scale styles and put them in one song. I don't think anybody else was doing that at least not during those times. Thank you for the reaction Rebeka, as usual I enjoyed it
My first ever concert was Deep Purple at Hammersmith Odeon in 1974. It was so loud, the guitar hurt my ears and the bass hurt my chest… and we were in the back row.
By 1973, Purple had become the biggest band around. That's Glenn Hughes with the high voice. This is actually one of Blackmore's last performances before he left to form the trailblazing Rainbow. Great performance and enjoyed the reaction!
Quoting Blackmore: The main reason why I left Deep Purple is I didn’t like the pressure from some of the record companies. We had signed a contract saying that we’d make three LPs a year and that just became too much for me... One thing, in this business, it’s a pity, but you’ve got to keep very consistent and musicians sometimes can’t be consistent. To be creative, that doesn’t mean you can be consistent all the time. You’re searching for things. You try new songs. You can’t just keep churning them out like a sausage factory. That’s what we were becoming. And I didn’t like it at all.
my wife of 46 years and i saw them in 1974 when we first starting dating. I had seen them in 1972 with Mach ll with child in time the encore. This was music that replace beetles, and other 60's bands, some great but then Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin hi the scene rock exploded !!!!!!!
Thanks very much Rebeka, Burn it's one of my favorite song from Deep Purple, I think the best they have produced in 1973, and Richie Blackmore, considered the best guitar player of all times, who really formed the band on the 70's, great producción, I love it so much, this Record is live Made in Europe where they played this extraordinary song, 1975
Deep Purple in 1974 e 1975 was Inconparable , the Great Band in performance in Hamersmith Odeon 1974 Amazing Edition . Rebeka Luize you is Beautiful Girl , congratulations !
The great David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes (bass guitar, vocals). I love both singers but Glenn Hughes is the man, that is the voice that blew you away. I just saw him three months ago for the first time and he is doing most of the "Burn" album. He is coming back this Saturday and I am going for my second Glenn Hughes show.
A beast of an iconic band from bygone days yet made an indelible impression with their dynamic monstrous sound. One of the best bands ever in any age. Thx Rebeka, you did a superb reaction. Burn baby Burn :)
Fantastic reaction Rebeka - so beautifully dissected and explained. It's a classic track and one of the best as a show opener! The "Live in London '74" album was a pretty awesome one, considering they were a new set-up - I remember hearing it live on the radio back in 1974 and it's still one of my favourites! If you enjoyed the guitar work on this one then I would suggest having a listen to "You Fool No One (Live in London)" as Ritchie was on fire that night and created an unbelievable piece of improvisation - followed by an amazing solo. The track is a little long as there is also a drum solo to finish it off - but well worth a listen!
Glenn Hughes screams almost like Ian Gillan those days. I have a Deep Purple - Live in London lp-record which was released 1982 but that is from the different concert, it is from their Gaument State Theatre Kilburn concert. Probably from the same tour I guess.
You perk up at the highlights of the performance. Glenn screaming out to end the verse, Blackmore's Witt on his intro. Glad to see you enjoyed the band at their top game.
I still listen to a lot of music. Heavy metal is my favorite. But, Deep Purple is what I listen to more than all the rest combined. lol. I continue to this day enjoying Blackmore more than any other guitarist.
Man, this song could last forever to me, awesome ! I always enjoy seeing your notifications, wondering what song I will be treated with by you, thanks dear !
The lead guitarist was Ritchie Blackmore. When he left the group he formed a band called Rainbow. To sing vocals for Rainbow Blackmore got Ronnie James Dio. You should check them out. I suggest you start with "Man on the Silver Mountain".
Oh Rebeka!!! id forgotten how good they were! another great English rock band, Richie Blackmore was the lead guitarist, and David Coverdale on vocals. Thanks Rebeka
Hi Rebeka . Thank you much for reacting to the brilliant Deep Purple. I have been a fan since 1969. This track was the title track of the first album with Dave Coverdale and Glenn Hughes replacing Ian Gillan and Roger Glover. Like many fans I was a bit worried who was going to replace the iconic Ian Gillan and Roger Glover....but all my worries were unfounded. I was blown away hearing Burn for this first time in 1974....and still am today. Thank you so much for all your reactions Rebeka. Keep on rocking. Peace and love from Liverpool UK 👍✌️🤘☮️
Glenn Hughes (bass) was in Deep Purple from 1974 to 1976... he is a lead singer as well in the 70's band Trapeze. He struggled for years w/ drug and alcohol abuse after '76, but eventually recovered and has been busy w/ solo albums... numerous projects like Black Country Communion (w/ guitarist Joe Bonamassa), etc. In 1986, Glenn Hughes did lead vocals for 1 Black Sabbath album ('Seventh Star') which was great... but his addictions got him ousted soon after for poor live performances.
Ritchie F'n Blackmore .... GOAT. You have done other reactions with Ritchie Blackmore / Rainbow (Temple of the King, Catch the Rainbow, and Man on the Silver Mountain). You still haven't finished Part 2 of Catch the Rainbow, but most of it is a Solo from Ritchie)
Hi Rebeka, here are a couple of fun facts for you. The sound during Deep Purple‘s '72 concert at London's Rainbow Theatre hit 117 decibels. I've read it was so loud that three people in the audience became unconscious from the noise. The current world record holders are supposedly Kiss, who reached a 136 decibels during a concert in Canada in '09. Their name was inspired by a1933 song of the same name composed by Peter DeRose, which was the favorite song of Ritchie Blackmore‘s grandmother.
💚You'd never notice unless you had all the CDs / bootlegs, but someone has expertly woven together a version of Burn from Kilbum '74 and Paris '75, set to visuals from Hammersmith '74 - and there may be parts from other sets, like Cal Jam '74. As I said, someone did an expert job. Now that Lewisham '74's available, you could make a triple set of all the London '74 shows.💙
You're right. The description on this particular video is a compilation of several concerts. And the Paris concert was released as the massively edited Made in Europe album (as far as I know). Even so, it's still one of my favorite Deep Purple albums. This person also has a concert video of Deep Purple in Japan (1975 Come Taste the Band Tour). The audio doesn't quite match up the video but it's apparently the only decent concert footage of them with this lineup (Tommy Bolin).
@@jamesharper3933: Am with you 100% on Made in Europe - what a brilliant album. But apparently most of it comes from Saarbrucken, with Graz and Paris parts included too. Blackmore's frantic second solo in You Fool No One is definitely from Paris. Why more from Saarbrucken hasn't been released, I don't know. Re. Mk4, I think I've seen that video. Some of the best bootlegs are from Australia and New Zealand, as Wild Dogs was still in the set. Peace!
What else to say about such an amazing performance like this one? When it's said that Deep Purple was by the 70's and is one of the most important bands in Rock History, this is what we're talking about! Regarding to the guitar, I agree with you, for Ritchie Blackmore is one of the greatest guitarists ever!!! But, excuse me, it's nearly a crime analysing this video and not saying anything about one more great, awesome performance of one of the greatest keyboardists in Rock History, Jon Lord! (R.I.P.)! And, if you want suggestions of Deep Purple's songs to react to: "Strange kind of woman"; "Wasted sunsets"; "Perfect Strangers" (official music video); "Knocking at your back door". As far as I remember, it seems to me you've already reacted to "Smoke on the water".
Great choice! Glenn can really pierce the sky with those high notes, and the guitars always rock the house...but if you are interested in something mellow and dark with the same title, try Burn by The Cure...It's from the movie soundtrack to The Crow...a gothic 90's comic book adaptation starring Brandon Lee, the son of Bruce Lee...who also tragically died on the set when a dummy handgun round (a bullet without any gunpowder, used for camera shots of a loaded gun) had the bullet tip lodge in the gun, then when the gun was fired with a blank round (Gunpowder but no bullet), it projected the stuck bullet into Brandon's chest and killed him (At least as far as we know)...it's a crazy story, and The Cure's, Burn is basically the movie's theme song...
I love Ian Gillan/ Roger Glover era Purple but this incarnation was also mightily impressive. I just wish Blackmore had stayed with them a bit longer as I didn't manage to see them until 1976 when Tommy Bolin had taken over guitar duties. Luckily, I saw Blackmore with Rainbow later that year. Outstanding !
Thank you Rebekah (TH-cam Goddess). I believe this particular video is a compilation of footage from Paris and other concerts. Also, I believe the Paris concert was released as their 1975 live Made in Europe album. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. It is also one of my favorite Deep Purple albums.
Rebecka, Do you love the Jon Lord keyboard and tricky live performance job? Check out please, to react in the tune "Love Child", at the Bodokan, Japan, December 1975. Is a Jam, killer footage. The song belongs to a 1975 last band`s studio album "Come and Taste the Band". Amazing, in my humble opinion. Take care once again and thanks for videos.
imagine my reaction to this song 35+ years ago ... sadly no footage of my first reaction available, as I was sitting alone in my room next to my vinyl-stereo-player many, many years before I got my first computer an access to internet! *rofl But it was kind of similiar or kind of mind-blowing! ^^+gg XD
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic I love your reactions, I like them all, however the best are Nightrain live Tokyo and knocking on the doors of heaven obviously from my favorite band GnR pure fire. 💥💥💥💯💯💯💚💛❤️
Guitarist was Ritchie Blackmore and he's scary good player. Bassist was Glenn Hughes and his were the high pitched vocals. He thought he would be the lead vocalist and bass player as he had been in his previous band Trapeze. Ritchie wanted a slightly deeper bluesier more masculine sounding voice, which is why they hired unknown singer David Coverdale. Plus Ritchie didn't want Deep Purple to just be a quartet. They'd always had a lead singer, bass player, keyboardist, drummer, and lead guitarist. Great a voice as Glenn Hughes has? Deep Purple was and always has been a five piece band. Ritchie was the one behind keeping drummer Ian Paice from being a double kick drummer, except on the song Fireball when singer Ian Gillan was still in the band. (Ironic, considering that when Ritchie Formed Rainbow? Except for their debut album, every drummer for Rainbow was a double kick drummer. Go figure.)
I don't think anything Blackmore played on this video synced up to the audio. Which may actually be Blackmore's doing as he didn't want anyone filming him playing because he believed it gave away his "secrets". Blackmore had (has?) a reputation for being a prankster who takes the joke way too far, creating tension issues in whatever band he is with. One of his more notorious stunts happened when he was with Rainbow. He had the door to his keyboard player's hotel room bricked up, essentially sealing him in. Took some time to get him out of there and that gag along with others made for a lot of bad juju between the two.
A great song by deep purple mark III. Purple almost never is recognized as one of the greatest. The holy trilogy of the early 70's Zeppelin. More bluesy.folk and rock/hard rock Purple hard rock oriented a bit like to progressive/hard rock but heavy too Sabbath more obscure/datk/thick totally different styles of music
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Top band in the world 1973. More lps sold and gate receipts any other band that year. 130 million lps sold. Ritchie Blackmore top 3 in the world. Jon Lord best rip. Coverdale Hughes and Pace top musicians. Deep Purple.
quite rightfully impressed with Glenn Hughes' vocals, he's still a beast today
I only wished he never did he's falsetto oh's and ah's though. And he still does annoying thing.
So true
can't stand Glenn's annoying voice. Sorry. He works best when he sings harmonies.
@@michaelkarlsson5966 Glenn are the best singer today.
Great, another Purple reaction. Who could not to love this band, regardless if it is a MK II or MK III Line Up?.Everybody does, all of us fell in love with the band many, many years ago. You`re the most lovely member of the family fans as well, baby girl. Cheers, take care.
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Richie was able to use many different scale styles and put them in one song. I don't think anybody else was doing that at least not during those times. Thank you for the reaction Rebeka, as usual I enjoyed it
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Thanks Rebeka for a great live performance by Deep Purple. For me the number one
rock band from this time. Burn as well now as then.
My first ever concert was Deep Purple at Hammersmith Odeon in 1974. It was so loud, the guitar hurt my ears and the bass hurt my chest… and we were in the back row.
I saw Glenn Hughes recently and he can still bring it. Thanks for your reaction video!
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DEEP PURPLE EN VIVO ERAN IMBATIBLES, ENERGÍA, VELOCIDAD, HARMONÍA,ÚNICOS Y ÉPICOS!!! LARGA VIDA A PURPLEMANIA!!
By 1973, Purple had become the biggest band around. That's Glenn Hughes with the high voice. This is actually one of Blackmore's last performances before he left to form the trailblazing Rainbow. Great performance and enjoyed the reaction!
Not sure why people edit live versions and butcher the sound.
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Зачем он ушел?
Quoting Blackmore: The main reason why I left Deep Purple is I didn’t like the pressure from some of the record companies. We had signed a contract saying that we’d make three LPs a year and that just became too much for me... One thing, in this business, it’s a pity, but you’ve got to keep very consistent and musicians sometimes can’t be consistent. To be creative, that doesn’t mean you can be consistent all the time. You’re searching for things. You try new songs. You can’t just keep churning them out like a sausage factory. That’s what we were becoming. And I didn’t like it at all.
my wife of 46 years and i saw them in 1974 when we first starting dating. I had seen them in 1972 with Mach ll with child in time the encore. This was music that replace beetles, and other 60's bands, some great but then Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin hi the scene rock exploded !!!!!!!
... Ian Paice, an absolute legend on drums!! … UNBELIEVABLE GOOD!! And he's still playing! 🔥🥁🔥🥁🔥👍🏻
Thanks very much Rebeka, Burn it's one of my favorite song from Deep Purple, I think the best they have produced in 1973, and Richie Blackmore, considered the best guitar player of all times, who really formed the band on the 70's, great producción, I love it so much, this Record is live Made in Europe where they played this extraordinary song, 1975
Thank you.✨
This is not Live in London, this is not Made in Europe.
This is a completely different version of the song Burn.
Deep Purple in 1974 e 1975 was Inconparable , the Great Band in performance in Hamersmith Odeon 1974 Amazing Edition . Rebeka Luize you is Beautiful Girl , congratulations !
The great David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes (bass guitar, vocals). I love both singers but Glenn Hughes is the man, that is the voice that blew you away. I just saw him three months ago for the first time and he is doing most of the "Burn" album. He is coming back this Saturday and I am going for my second Glenn Hughes show.
70‘s Blackmore was out of this World
Another great reaction Rebeka. Deep Purple is definitely one of my favorite bands. This era of the band was amazing.
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One of the best Rock songs ever.Richie kills it with his solo and is backed up by Jon Lord's organ solo and Ian Paice's thumping time keeping.
Richie Blackmore on guitar
DEEP PURPLE ES INMENSO NO PUEDO PARAR DE EMOCIONARME CON ESTOS GIGANTES DEL ROCK!!!!❤🤘🏻🤘🏻🎸🎸🎸
Thanks for share Deep Purple Burn, Rebeka! You're amazing (from Sao Paulo, Brazil)
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A beast of an iconic band from bygone days yet made an indelible impression with their dynamic monstrous sound. One of the best bands ever in any age. Thx Rebeka, you did a superb reaction. Burn baby Burn :)
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Love this song. Thanks for reacting Rebeka!
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Another great band from the good ole days! Had all their albums! Rock it Baby! 😍
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The guitar solo is insanely good
Fantastic reaction Rebeka - so beautifully dissected and explained. It's a classic track and one of the best as a show opener! The "Live in London '74" album was a pretty awesome one, considering they were a new set-up - I remember hearing it live on the radio back in 1974 and it's still one of my favourites! If you enjoyed the guitar work on this one then I would suggest having a listen to "You Fool No One (Live in London)" as Ritchie was on fire that night and created an unbelievable piece of improvisation - followed by an amazing solo. The track is a little long as there is also a drum solo to finish it off - but well worth a listen!
Thank you!✨
They're genius, I can't think about them.
Very - very genius
Thanks for the trip on memory lane. Awesome video. Great reaction. Greetings from 🇮🇹🇧🇪🇪🇺
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Glenn Hughes screams almost like Ian Gillan those days. I have a Deep Purple - Live in London lp-record which was released 1982 but that is from the different concert, it is from their Gaument State Theatre Kilburn concert. Probably from the same tour I guess.
Hughes is a far cry from Gillan, voice wise!
You perk up at the highlights of the performance. Glenn screaming out to end the verse, Blackmore's Witt on his intro. Glad to see you enjoyed the band at their top game.
I still listen to a lot of music. Heavy metal is my favorite. But, Deep Purple is what I listen to more than all the rest combined. lol. I continue to this day enjoying Blackmore more than any other guitarist.
Imagine that, a young woman loving Deep Purple. Now that is my kind of woman ! Good on you!
Amazing as always!
Hi Rebecca well I wouldn't put this on my playlist. But yes I did find the guitar playing pretty cool.
Always good to see you Rebecca.
Man, this song could last forever to me, awesome ! I always enjoy seeing your notifications, wondering what song I will be treated with by you, thanks dear !
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RITCHIE blackmore is Tremendous on guitar as is this band ...THROUGH the Roof Good
The lead guitarist was Ritchie Blackmore. When he left the group he formed a band called Rainbow. To sing vocals for Rainbow Blackmore got Ronnie James Dio. You should check them out. I suggest you start with "Man on the Silver Mountain".
Deep Purple is t he great band in the world!!!!!
saw that line up in 1974 Newcastle Odean mk 2 purple 1972 both were awsome gigs
Oh Rebeka!!! id forgotten how good they were! another great English rock band, Richie Blackmore was the lead guitarist, and David Coverdale on vocals. Thanks Rebeka
Deep Purple's Burn and Rebeka are both beautiful.（ ＾ω＾）・・・
Hi Rebeka . Thank you much for reacting to the brilliant Deep
Purple. I have been a fan since 1969. This track was the title track of the first album with Dave Coverdale and Glenn Hughes replacing Ian Gillan and Roger Glover. Like many fans I was a bit worried who was going to replace the iconic Ian Gillan and Roger Glover....but all my worries were unfounded. I was blown away hearing Burn for this first time in 1974....and still am today.
Thank you so much for all your reactions Rebeka. Keep on rocking. Peace and love from Liverpool UK 👍✌️🤘☮️
Hi beautiful I was 13 when this was recorded seeing your beautiful face always makes my day brighter
Ritchie Blackmore - you have reacted to his work in Rainbow too
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Them and Janice Joplin were the jaw droppers of the 1970's especially blues. No one else came close. Great choice and thanks.
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Janis Joplin died October, 1970. She became famous at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967.
Glenn Hughes (bass) was in Deep Purple from 1974 to 1976... he is a lead singer as well in the 70's band Trapeze. He struggled for years w/ drug and alcohol abuse after '76, but eventually recovered and has been busy w/ solo albums... numerous projects like Black Country Communion (w/ guitarist Joe Bonamassa), etc.
In 1986, Glenn Hughes did lead vocals for 1 Black Sabbath album ('Seventh Star') which was great... but his addictions got him ousted soon after for poor live performances.
Rebecca, you amazing & incredible ✨✨✨
Ritchie F'n Blackmore .... GOAT. You have done other reactions with Ritchie Blackmore / Rainbow (Temple of the King, Catch the Rainbow, and Man on the Silver Mountain). You still haven't finished Part 2 of Catch the Rainbow, but most of it is a Solo from Ritchie)
Purple at their prime. What else could be better?
Way 2 go, Becks. Keep it up.
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Rebeka quanto 6⃣ bella poi il fatto che ti piacciono i depp purple sei ancora più bella
David Coverdale later was the lead vocalist for Whitesnake.
Very nice. Thanks
Richie Blackmore
Hi Rebeka, here are a couple of fun facts for you. The sound during Deep Purple‘s '72 concert at London's Rainbow Theatre hit 117 decibels. I've read it was so loud that three people in the audience became unconscious from the noise. The current world record holders are supposedly Kiss, who reached a 136 decibels during a concert in Canada in '09. Their name was inspired by a1933 song of the same name composed by Peter DeRose, which was the favorite song of Ritchie Blackmore‘s grandmother.
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That was just Gene Simmons Ego breaking the sound barrier not their Music.
Ciao Gorgeous Rebeka great Deep Purple, fantastic voice by Tommy Bolin R.I.P.
Tommy was the guitarist who replaced Blackmore, this was Coverdale and Hughes
You're right... Sorry@@philroach9402
Hey Rebeka! How are you? BURN!! Great song!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😎
Angus young heard this song and then created 1.000 different versions: The complete discography of AC DC. Guitar rifff + Drums
and Ritchie borrowed it from Gerschwin "Fascinating Rhythm" :)
💚You'd never notice unless you had all the CDs / bootlegs, but someone has expertly woven together a version of Burn from Kilbum '74 and Paris '75, set to visuals from Hammersmith '74 - and there may be parts from other sets, like Cal Jam '74. As I said, someone did an expert job. Now that Lewisham '74's available, you could make a triple set of all the London '74 shows.💙
You're right. The description on this particular video is a compilation of several concerts. And the Paris concert was released as the massively edited Made in Europe album (as far as I know). Even so, it's still one of my favorite Deep Purple albums. This person also has a concert video of Deep Purple in Japan (1975 Come Taste the Band Tour). The audio doesn't quite match up the video but it's apparently the only decent concert footage of them with this lineup (Tommy Bolin).
@@jamesharper3933: Am with you 100% on Made in Europe - what a brilliant album. But apparently most of it comes from Saarbrucken, with Graz and Paris parts included too. Blackmore's frantic second solo in You Fool No One is definitely from Paris. Why more from Saarbrucken hasn't been released, I don't know. Re. Mk4, I think I've seen that video. Some of the best bootlegs are from Australia and New Zealand, as Wild Dogs was still in the set. Peace!
You should listen to fools live at Monterey jazz festival 2000 ...
Burnnnn 🔥🔥
What else to say about such an amazing performance like this one? When it's said that Deep Purple was by the 70's and is one of the most important bands in Rock History, this is what we're talking about!
Regarding to the guitar, I agree with you, for Ritchie Blackmore is one of the greatest guitarists ever!!!
But, excuse me, it's nearly a crime analysing this video and not saying anything about one more great, awesome performance of one of the greatest keyboardists in Rock History, Jon Lord! (R.I.P.)! And, if you want suggestions of Deep Purple's songs to react to: "Strange kind of woman"; "Wasted sunsets"; "Perfect Strangers" (official music video); "Knocking at your back door".
As far as I remember, it seems to me you've already reacted to "Smoke on the water".
David Coverdale still has that shirt, by the way 🤘😆
La più grande rock band in assoluto. Po ritchie blackmore number 1
It is great. Live version of this song with Whitesnake from 2004 i think is really good to.
My suggestion would be Gypsy Queen by April wine, the live version if you can find it.
This album burn was the fastest rock in the 70s jon Lord Ritchie and new vocal David Coverdale what a combination
I like Deep Purple a lot, Isa good choice, brilliant reaction, thankyou!
Please react to Fleetwood mac, SilverSprings Soon?
This song is a 6 minute drum solo from Ian Paice. Stunning and often not recognised
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Great choice! Glenn can really pierce the sky with those high notes, and the guitars always rock the house...but if you are interested in something mellow and dark with the same title, try Burn by The Cure...It's from the movie soundtrack to The Crow...a gothic 90's comic book adaptation starring Brandon Lee, the son of Bruce Lee...who also tragically died on the set when a dummy handgun round (a bullet without any gunpowder, used for camera shots of a loaded gun) had the bullet tip lodge in the gun, then when the gun was fired with a blank round (Gunpowder but no bullet), it projected the stuck bullet into Brandon's chest and killed him (At least as far as we know)...it's a crazy story, and The Cure's, Burn is basically the movie's theme song...
Il chitarrista era uno solo, Ritchie Blackmore, la voce che senti era del bassista Glenn Hughes....❤
the names of the band members are in the intro to the song
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I love Ian Gillan/ Roger Glover era Purple but this incarnation was also mightily impressive. I just wish Blackmore had stayed with them a bit longer as I didn't manage to see them until 1976 when Tommy Bolin had taken over guitar duties. Luckily, I saw Blackmore with Rainbow later that year. Outstanding !
Yes3. The father of hardrock band.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉.
Top du top 👌👌👌🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Thank you Rebekah (TH-cam Goddess). I believe this particular video is a compilation of footage from Paris and other concerts. Also, I believe the Paris concert was released as their 1975 live Made in Europe album. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. It is also one of my favorite Deep Purple albums.
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If you have not done it already, you HAVE to listen to STARGAZER with Rithcie Blackmore's Rainbow!!!
That will blow you away!!!!!!!!! :)
They are they can...still !
Lady double dealer live is so wonderfull good
Rebecka, Do you love the Jon Lord keyboard and tricky live performance job? Check out please, to react in the tune "Love Child", at the Bodokan, Japan, December 1975. Is a Jam, killer footage. The song belongs to a 1975 last band`s studio album "Come and Taste the Band". Amazing, in my humble opinion. Take care once again and thanks for videos.
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imagine my reaction to this song 35+ years ago ... sadly no footage of my first reaction available, as I was sitting alone in my room next to my vinyl-stereo-player many, many years before I got my first computer an access to internet! *rofl But it was kind of similiar or kind of mind-blowing! ^^+gg XD
Delighted with your pure flavor reactions, more so with those of Gun's n Roses
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@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic I love your reactions, I like them all, however the best are Nightrain live Tokyo and knocking on the doors of heaven obviously from my favorite band GnR pure fire.
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Hear on the turning away live 1988 pink floyd😊
And 50 years on Glenn can still hit that note.
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Coverdale - of WhiteSnake - is singing now - but Glenn is my favorite ...
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You certainly can swing your hair to rock..into the fire live 1970..Ian Gillan at his rawest.
he is Richie Blackmore my dear
Machine head was my first record back then
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Burn….The last good album DP made….they went down hill from there on!
You meant that the bass player sings? Ritchie Blackmore plays guitar and he never sings...
Wow, a better version than the 1974 California one:)
React to the official live video 2023, it's absolutely rocks!
Guitarist was Ritchie Blackmore and he's scary good player. Bassist was Glenn Hughes and his were the high pitched vocals. He thought he would be the lead vocalist and bass player as he had been in his previous band Trapeze. Ritchie wanted a slightly deeper bluesier more masculine sounding voice, which is why they hired unknown singer David Coverdale. Plus Ritchie didn't want Deep Purple to just be a quartet. They'd always had a lead singer, bass player, keyboardist, drummer, and lead guitarist. Great a voice as Glenn Hughes has? Deep Purple was and always has been a five piece band. Ritchie was the one behind keeping drummer Ian Paice from being a double kick drummer, except on the song Fireball when singer Ian Gillan was still in the band. (Ironic, considering that when Ritchie Formed Rainbow? Except for their debut album, every drummer for Rainbow was a double kick drummer. Go figure.)
I don't think anything Blackmore played on this video synced up to the audio. Which may actually be Blackmore's doing as he didn't want anyone filming him playing because he believed it gave away his "secrets".
Blackmore had (has?) a reputation for being a prankster who takes the joke way too far, creating tension issues in whatever band he is with. One of his more notorious stunts happened when he was with Rainbow. He had the door to his keyboard player's hotel room bricked up, essentially sealing him in. Took some time to get him out of there and that gag along with others made for a lot of bad juju between the two.
Ian Paice kicking up a strom om drums.
You should react to the performance at California Jam 1974. There is a video in much better quality.
None of the videos sound as good as the Made in Europe remaster though.
A great song by deep purple mark III. Purple almost never is recognized as one of the greatest. The holy trilogy of the early 70's
Zeppelin. More bluesy.folk and rock/hard rock
Purple hard rock oriented a bit like to progressive/hard rock but heavy too
Sabbath more obscure/datk/thick totally different styles of music
Look up 'Come Hell or High Water'.