Love Deep Purple! so many great songs. Hiway star, lazy, and a masterpiece about the Cold War live 1970 Child in time brilliant! Enjoy these guys are 1 of the 3 unholy trinity the grandfathers of heay rock and metal. Ian Gillan the vocalist was concidered the best in the world at the time. Enjoy!
Aún sigo disfrutando de esta y todas las obras maestras de DEEP PURPLE, música para conocedores y para que los que quieran apreciar estas joyas musicales....DEEP PURPLES IS GREAT!!!
They were my first concert. Saw them 1984. They played this one, and Jon Lord had the organ he was playing rocking back and forth so much I was certain it would fall over, but it didn't, and he never missed a note. Amazing show.
There is a 19_53-version on the first official live album Made In Japan - perhaps the best live album at all - and a summary of the revious three studio album. 1-2 months ago a mum wrote on a other chanel, why sp pold men love so simple music. Yes this track is speed rock (some say Fireball is the first of this style of music); why I love Dp and Led Zeppelin, the vocalists and the guitars are blues inspired are so diverse in their way of expression, so that Space live is a welcome change. All the beat for you and just keep going in so many ways!
One of my favorite Deep Purple tracks!! You are so right - it's just a perfect classic rock song. Have you heard DP's _Speed King_ yet? It's amazing! 🤘😁💜
Hey there! A day late is better than nothing! I love Deep Purple and this was an awesome track. His voice is tailored made for rock! I love when you both agree on a song! Good reaction! We have a snow bomb coming tomorrow!
Hi Cheryl, fortunately it's not coming close to me. Unfortunately you are going to be right in the middle. I hope that you are prepared and won't be too bad.
There were so many great individual musicians in this band. Richtie Blackmore, Jon Lord, Ian Gilliam, Roger Glover, Ian Pace were all excellent at their craft. I used to wear out my Machine Head album, both the vinyl and the cover from rolling my namesake 😂🤘✌️
One of my favourite songs from one of my favourite DP albums. Explore more guys. Larry, I'm sure you said in one of the first Deep Purple tracks you guys reacted to, that they were not a big thing for you. I think you just did not hear the right, or enough of their music. What a great band, with a huge discography to discover! I love it when I find new (unknown to me) bands. It is so good searching through their stuff. Have a great Christmas both of you and the family, and anyone who reads this. Oh, and a great New Year when it comes :)
Been following along for months but not commenting. THEN you bring out Deep Purple. A great rock tune from a great rock album by one of the greatest rock bands of all time. Just play more from this album. Peace.aka Pablo
hi fellas , certain songs for certain moods. i'm headed out to watch a hockey game , this Space Truckin' is a good pre-gamer. if the game goes well i'll listen to Truckin' by The Dead , if it doesn't go well i'll listen to Everything Is Cool by John Prine. if it is tied at the end there will be a shoot out. regardless of the outcome i'm playin' 08. Ridin' With Jesse James - Charlie Daniels > fiddle , bass drum ----> "For the last six years Jesse James has led this outlaw band Pickin' his way on a thoroughbred grey Through the trails of this southern land With a gun in his hand" peace. edit: "I was walking down the road , man Just lookin' at my shoes When God sent me an angel Just to chase away my blues"
Great song from a great album - Machine Head. I think it came out about 1972. Other tracks from it worth checking put are Lazy and When A Blind Man Cries - totally different from this as it is a ballad that originally appeared as a b-side but is well worth checking out. It came out a couple of years after In Rock that also has great tracks on it such as Flight Of The Rat. Ritchie Blackmore's use of the wah-wah on it is a s good as anything Hendrix every did! Hard Lovin' Man is also well worth checking out. They are both great albums and they are the basis of the Made In Japan live album which is still considered to be one of the best live albums ever made🤘😃
of the songs you listed, there is only Lazy on Maid In Japan, Flight Of The Rat was practically never performed live (no record at least), Hard Lovin' Man later took its place on the set list, as did When A Blind Man Cries but you are right - all these songs are really beautiful.
Still waiting for my first Tesla song after hearing multiple Iron Maiden, Deep Purple and Nightwish. Need to expand horizons guys. Lots of bands still out there. Ps. The Cult would be another good dive.
Machine Head is one of the best metal albums ever. It came out in 1973 and was one of the first albums I bought with my own money. There isn’t a bad song on this album. Glad you both enjoyed it. I enjoyed watching your reaction to this. May I suggest that you check out another banger, this one from Black Sabbath with Dio on vocals…called “Neon Knights.” Seasons greetings, peace and love from Toronto ✌️❤️🇨🇦
It's the entire album! Machine Head belongs in the top 10 classic rock albums ever, every song is fire You should do Lazy next from this album thank me later
Going back through your channel, you seem to have already done most of their "big" hits -- *except*, oddly enough, "Smoke on the Water", which was one of their two biggest hits -- in the USA, at least. Both "Smoke on the Water" and "Hush" peaked at #4 on the Billboard Hot 100. On the other hand, charts aren't everything. :-) This song, for example, was never even released as a single, much less appeared on any charts, despite having since become an AOR and classic-rock radio staple. "Black Night" went to #2 in the UK, but only made it to #66 in the US. Other singles which charted in the UK, but not in the US, are "Strange Kind of Woman" (#8), "Fireball" (#15), "Never Before" (#35), and "Might Just Take Your Life" (#55). After the "US Mainstream Rock" chart was launched in 1981, they did somewhat better on that chart, with ""Knocking At Your Back Door" reaching #7, "Perfect Strangers" (#12), "Call of the Wild" (#14), "Bad Attitude" (#14), "King of Dreams" (#6), and "Fire in the Basement" (#20). (Personally, I think "Fire" deserved to go higher, since it's more of a hard-rock rocker, but both are excellent. And any comments from the peanut gallery that this album -- "Slaves & Masters" -- wasn't "real" Deep Purple because they had a different vocalist will be cheerfully ignored. 😛)
Imagine growing up as a teenager listening to this music...... That's right you are.. you Are reliving my experience
Hi Guys, I'm a 64 year old Musician/Keyboardist and the song Highway Star was my jam when it came out in 1972😎
MADE IN JAPAN …..DEEP PURPLE IS A LEGEND!!!
PURPLE rules, drums here are awesome
My fav band!!!!
Long live Ritchie Paice Gillan Lord Glover
Love Deep Purple! so many great songs. Hiway star, lazy, and a masterpiece about the Cold War live 1970 Child in time brilliant! Enjoy these guys are 1 of the 3 unholy trinity the grandfathers of heay rock and metal. Ian Gillan the vocalist was concidered the best in the world at the time. Enjoy!
That's about the biggest smile on pops face you'll ever see.
Just wait until you check out the live version from Made In Japan !
🎶Space truckin', son, ain't what it used to be🎶
😉
I'm so glad to see the smiles on your faces. Thanks for the song.
This song hasn't finished this is the short version it goes for nearly 20 with a organ drum duo a must listen...
Aún sigo disfrutando de esta y todas las obras maestras de DEEP PURPLE, música para conocedores y para que los que quieran apreciar estas joyas musicales....DEEP PURPLES IS GREAT!!!
This song was written and recorded in 1971..check out flight of the rat.
Great reaction thanks 🇨🇷
I vote you for father of the year 😊😊😊
They were my first concert. Saw them 1984. They played this one, and Jon Lord had the organ he was playing rocking back and forth so much I was certain it would fall over, but it didn't, and he never missed a note. Amazing show.
There is a 19_53-version on the first official live album Made In Japan - perhaps the best live album at all - and a summary of the revious three studio album.
1-2 months ago a mum wrote on a other chanel, why sp pold men love so simple music. Yes this track is speed rock (some say Fireball is the first of this style of music); why I love Dp and Led Zeppelin, the vocalists and the guitars are blues inspired are so diverse in their way of expression, so that Space live is a welcome change.
All the beat for you and just keep going in so many ways!
One of my favorite Deep Purple tracks!! You are so right - it's just a perfect classic rock song. Have you heard DP's _Speed King_ yet? It's amazing! 🤘😁💜
We haven’t done Speed King yet! We’ve heard lots about it so it’s DEFINITELY gonna be reacted too 👍 -Ethan
Grandiose 🎸🎸🎤🎤🎤🎤👍👍👍👍👏👏👏
Another jamming Deep Purple song.
Welcome back with Deep Purple!!!!
Hey there! A day late is better than nothing! I love Deep Purple and this was an awesome track. His voice is tailored made for rock! I love when you both agree on a song! Good reaction! We have a snow bomb coming tomorrow!
Hi Cheryl, fortunately it's not coming close to me. Unfortunately you are going to be right in the middle. I hope that you are prepared and won't be too bad.
@@66edoug Hello! Good you're feeling better! It won't be that bad. It's the wind and freezing temperatures I hate.
@@cherylreichardt Thank you Cheryl! I agree. I hate the word windfactor. When it's used, it's never good.
Una máquina del tiempo.....metal, 🎉🥳🤘🎆🔥😎🤘
There were so many great individual musicians in this band. Richtie Blackmore, Jon Lord, Ian Gilliam, Roger Glover, Ian Pace were all excellent at their craft. I used to wear out my Machine Head album, both the vinyl and the cover from rolling my namesake 😂🤘✌️
The William Shatner version is hilarious.
These reaction channels really need to check out MADE IN JAPAN.
Love Deep purple Larry&Ethan Smoke on the Water is a great song you two will love it 😁
It certainly rocked and got some head banging going on.
One of my favourite songs from one of my favourite DP albums. Explore more guys. Larry, I'm sure you said in one of the first Deep Purple tracks you guys reacted to, that they were not a big thing for you. I think you just did not hear the right, or enough of their music. What a great band, with a huge discography to discover! I love it when I find new (unknown to me) bands. It is so good searching through their stuff. Have a great Christmas both of you and the family, and anyone who reads this. Oh, and a great New Year when it comes :)
Thanks!! Happy new years (Soon!) -Ethan
Try Fireball,Speed king, if you guys enjoyed this!
Hi guys. Glad you finally made it!
Hello! Awaiting the snow bomb ☃️
@@cherylreichardt - I'm not going to be in Chicago or Scotland, so I should miss it, hopefully!
@@davemac1197 Snow total won't be that horrendous as once thought. Just freezing cold and howling winds.
Us too! -Ethan
Hey Dave! Yeah, it is a good night.
That particular album,Machine Head shot to #1 when it dropped for a reason.
It’s a British rock milestone.
William Shatner's version of this song is actually pretty good.
Badass 😊😊😊
You seriously can't go wrong with Deep Purple. But It's about time you got some more Black Sabbath on the Channel how about NIB or maybe Into The Void
You’re right. Gonna put them back on the schedule now because of this comment 👍 -Ethan
@Father and Son Reactions Thanks Ethan, I knew I could rely on your great taste.
Been following along for months but not commenting. THEN you bring out Deep Purple. A great rock tune from a great rock album by one of the greatest rock bands of all time. Just play more from this album. Peace.aka Pablo
Good to see you commenting again Paul! -Ethan
Keep the flame alive Kid
hi fellas , certain songs for certain moods. i'm headed out to watch a hockey game , this Space Truckin' is a good pre-gamer.
if the game goes well i'll listen to Truckin' by The Dead , if it doesn't go well i'll listen to Everything Is Cool by John Prine. if it is tied at the end there will be a shoot out. regardless of the outcome i'm playin' 08. Ridin' With Jesse James - Charlie Daniels
> fiddle , bass drum ----> "For the last six years Jesse James has led this outlaw band
Pickin' his way on a thoroughbred grey Through the trails of this southern land
With a gun in his hand" peace.
edit: "I was walking down the road , man Just lookin' at my shoes When God sent me an angel Just to chase away my blues"
Hey Yogi!
Great song from a great album - Machine Head. I think it came out about 1972. Other tracks from it worth checking put are Lazy and When A Blind Man Cries - totally different from this as it is a ballad that originally appeared as a b-side but is well worth checking out.
It came out a couple of years after In Rock that also has great tracks on it such as Flight Of The Rat. Ritchie Blackmore's use of the wah-wah on it is a s good as anything Hendrix every did! Hard Lovin' Man is also well worth checking out.
They are both great albums and they are the basis of the Made In Japan live album which is still considered to be one of the best live albums ever made🤘😃
of the songs you listed, there is only Lazy on Maid In Japan, Flight Of The Rat was practically never performed live (no record at least), Hard Lovin' Man later took its place on the set list, as did When A Blind Man Cries but you are right - all these songs are really beautiful.
Still waiting for my first Tesla song after hearing multiple Iron Maiden, Deep Purple and Nightwish. Need to expand horizons guys. Lots of bands still out there. Ps. The Cult would be another good dive.
Machine Head is one of the best metal albums ever. It came out in 1973 and was one of the first albums I bought with my own money. There isn’t a bad song on this album. Glad you both enjoyed it. I enjoyed watching your reaction to this.
May I suggest that you check out another banger, this one from Black Sabbath with Dio on vocals…called “Neon Knights.” Seasons greetings, peace and love from Toronto ✌️❤️🇨🇦
Thanks Jim! We’ve got Sabbath on the schedule! 😃 -Ethan
Love DP. Hope you react to Burn by them at some point. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
We’ve done “Burn”. Great song! Hope you had a merry Christmas Gary! 🎄 -Ethan
Since you guys seem to like groups with colors in their name, check out Do It! by The Pink Fairies.
Since Gong, none of my suggestions have gone anywhere.
😎👍
It's the entire album! Machine Head belongs in the top 10 classic rock albums ever, every song is fire
You should do Lazy next from this album thank me later
We’ve done Lazy! 👍 -Ethan
I see you have done most of these sorry try the Fireball album all great!
Going back through your channel, you seem to have already done most of their "big" hits -- *except*, oddly enough, "Smoke on the Water", which was one of their two biggest hits -- in the USA, at least. Both "Smoke on the Water" and "Hush" peaked at #4 on the Billboard Hot 100.
On the other hand, charts aren't everything. :-) This song, for example, was never even released as a single, much less appeared on any charts, despite having since become an AOR and classic-rock radio staple. "Black Night" went to #2 in the UK, but only made it to #66 in the US. Other singles which charted in the UK, but not in the US, are "Strange Kind of Woman" (#8), "Fireball" (#15), "Never Before" (#35), and "Might Just Take Your Life" (#55). After the "US Mainstream Rock" chart was launched in 1981, they did somewhat better on that chart, with ""Knocking At Your Back Door" reaching #7, "Perfect Strangers" (#12), "Call of the Wild" (#14), "Bad Attitude" (#14), "King of Dreams" (#6), and "Fire in the Basement" (#20). (Personally, I think "Fire" deserved to go higher, since it's more of a hard-rock rocker, but both are excellent. And any comments from the peanut gallery that this album -- "Slaves & Masters" -- wasn't "real" Deep Purple because they had a different vocalist will be cheerfully ignored. 😛)
Quel batteur Ian Paice
When you were in the basement. Where are you now, in a closet? Sounds weird
I had this on 8-track and wore it out. Great album.
Come on come on come on👊
That is the shit!!
Grandiose 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸👏