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Deep Purple - Child In Time - Live (1970)
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Live TV audience performance from 1970, Deep Purple in the classic Mk2 line up belt out an epic performance of the incredible song 'Child In Time'. DP Mark II at its virtuosic best - Paice / Gillan / Glover / Lord / Blackmore
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R.I.P. JOHN LORD,best Metal Keyboarder ever !
Definitely the best there is 🎹🎹🎹🎹
Both Jon and Keith Emerson are now both gone. The last one left is the phenomenal Rick Wakeman.
Yes indeed
@@kingragnarlothbrok4047 do you think they are ready to handle any of Rick's solo works or even the awesome piano solo that is on TH-cam done in the 80's when he sported a mullet?
You got that right,Goose bumps baby
Absolute classic. Ian Gillan is a legend of a singer.
Ian came from a musical family and was a choir boy to start.
The greatest of all times
Ian Gillan - no autotune, no in-ear monitors, yet pitch perfect. No wonder we struggle to enjoy today's 'music', just no comparisin in musicianship.
Ritchie Blackmore criminally underrated in the U.S but one of the most important guitarists in the history of Rock & Metal. Gillan was also incredible in the 70's. This version of Deep Purple was epic.
Sorry Blackmore has never been underrated in the US are you kidding me? Every Purple fan and any metal fan from the 80s and 90s who knows about Deep Purple respects Blackmore! What riff do you think almost every guitar player cut their teeth on?
He just means he's never heard of them. Underrated my arse
This is just pure talent? People who play music, not computer generated. THE good old days of my youth
It absolutely is talent! But if you think that all computer-sequenced music is talentless then it just shows you have no idea what goes into making it.
Saying music created on a computer isn't hard work is just insane. It's just as hard on a computer, 1 producer has to understand how to play 5+ instruments. If you think it's easy, then like that other guy said, you don't know how it works.
Every member of this Deep Purple lineup was an incredible musician. Gillan was the blueprint for hard rock vocalists everywhere. Jon Lord basically weaponized the Hammon B3 and Ritchie Blackmore's guitar skills are legendary.
If you combine the masters of organ,bass drums,guitar and vocals you get deep purple.
He referred to Ritchie Blackmore as "this guitar player"...young folks nowdays lol
Jesus, i didn't get that far into it. Idiots.
Hey, I am young too and I know who Ritchie Blackmore is. I am only 41.
watches video about Alexander the Great "that greek general..."
See comment on previous post.
I'm 28 and rainbow is one of my favorite bands. Ritchie is the best
Ladies and Gentlemen, THIS is music.
This is how it’s done kids. Real people playing real instruments in real time. No autotune, no loops, no pre-recorded tracks, no heavy processing on the vocal to hide deficiencies.
In real time? Dude, this was 53 years ago!
Hehe
One of the Greatest ANTI WAR/VIETNAM Songs ever written...besides WAR PIGS......and damn,Ian "JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR" Gillan on Vocals,what can you expect more?.......
Yea I wore that Broadway version of Jesus Christ Superstar album out as a 12 year old. Use to go asleep with the headphones on listening to that album.
I do wish the reactors would understand what this song is about. I've seen quite a few and none seem to hear the lyrics meaning. Oh well at least they seemed to be awed by the unbelievable talent of DP.
@@stephanieryan751 Sorry, late response. I think that with most of the reactors they get so enthralled with the music and this song the different things that are going on, that they’re not quite paying attention to the lyrics. And I don’t know what that’s because lyrics in songs aren’t as prevalent as they used to be back at this time-💁🏻♀️. Not sure. But I usually cut them a break.
"The Butcher's Tale" by The Zombies is a great anti war song also.
Just magnificent. One of rocks greatest ever bands.
Sabbath, Zeppelin and Purple are the holy trinity of british proto heavy metal! The begginings of metal bro!
Yeap grew up on them ....
They were more Hard Rock than Metal...
you mean the unholy :v
@@chuecan2007 ha ha yeah !!
@@hmm5759 Hence the word "proto". They are widely recognised as the proverbial chiken that laid the egg that gave metal
This guitar player!!!!! created the CONCEPT of shredding!
‘That guitar player’ is Ritchie Blackmore, along with Jon Lord on organ, Ian Paice on drums, and Roger Glover on bass, and Ian Gillan on vocals.
Gillan.
@@simonpalling3215 Sorry, I was typing on my phone and my 53 year old eyes can’t see that small type too well.
@@kenklein4783... and I'm just a pedantic old git...!
@@simonpalling3215 No you're not.
☀️🌎 `I think this info is for the people who don't know well enough about these legends, isn't it?.. 🐎
Same guitarist as Rainbow (Stargazer). Ritchie Blackmore.
Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow... Roger Glover on bass also for a while.
And folks…this was LIVE. Just musicians, amps, drums, PA system, and not a computer is sight. Real talent….
Et oui, on régresse beaucoup aujourd'hui dans cet art qu'est la musique, comme le cinéma d'ailleurs !!!!!!
100% vocal🤘......nada de autotune.......esos si son cantantes...70,80 y 90.....la era legendaria de varias bandas icono del metal....simplemente talento......buena reaccion👍👍👍
Young lady, it's mics, amps and a whole lot of raw talent. What a time to be alive
Absolutely the best time to be alive and to experience raw talent like this. Yhe good old days 😊
Amen man. In my 60's now. Grew up on this heavy heavy music. I'm glad at least that some young folks are listening. Guitars don't roar like this anymore. Haven't for many years now.
Played live. By an incredible band.
What a legendary line-up Deep Purple II was - Ian Gillan (vocals), Ritchie Blackmore (lead guitar), Jon Lord (keyboard), Roger Glover (bass) and Ian Paice (drums). The really scary thing is that all of them are still actively performing, aside from Jon Lord who has sadly passed away, of course.
I saw this line up in Torino, Italy during the Nobody's Perfect Tour.....IT WAS JUST LIKE PARANORMAL EXPERIENCE!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Most definitely the best Purple lineup, and the most enduring and appreciated, as time has shown.
When I first listened to Gov't Mule's "The Deepest End" live CD, a ways into disc 2, Warren introduces Our new friend Roger Glover!! And I was like, wait- excuse me, what?!?! He killed it, too. ALL of them did- there were a bunch of bassists that came to jam with them that night. (they were still looking for a replacement for Allen Woody then) Even more remarkable, each player only got a very short time to rehearse with the band, and some were only able to make it after the show began.
Yes, I love Richie's Blackmore's Night also.
La nouvelle génération ne s'imagine pas le talent qu'il a fallu pour sortir un chef d'oeuvre pareil ❤️❤️❤️
The Black Wizard Ritchie "Rainbow" Blackmore......
Deep Purple were ground breaking! They were such a tight band in concert. They put out so many great songs. One of my favorites!
This is a Masterpiece GuyZ . This is how Bruce Dickinson became a singer ! Ian Gillan is a "Magician" 💥 This Boys are LEGEND . Ian Paice on Drums , John Lord on Keybord a True Genious , Ritchie Blackmore , David Coverdale , Roger Glover , Glen Hughes ...with some changes they have had Part of the Modern History of Music . Fun Fact : Bruce Dickinson initially was interested in Drums . Maiden i discovered thanks to a II grade cousin (if it's correct) older than me (i have circa 5 years more than Sir Jon) . Ian Paice very active and jouthfull nowadayZ is a friend of Nicko drummer Maiden . 12'52"-12'53" 😛🤙 . Ian Gillan is singing the Baby . I was hoping for this song . This is seminal
Im reading Bruce's book and be talks about the first time he heard Deep Purple. And I just seen a video of Bruce singjng Smoke on the water with an all star line up
100% vocal🤘......nada de autotune.......esos si son cantantes...70,80 y 90.....la era legendaria de varias bandas icono del metal....simplemente talento......buena reaccion👍👍👍
Best Rock Song of all times.
Deep Purple had a major influence on many musicians back then and after. RIP John Lord. Another great track from the Purple is perfect Strangers....
Perfect Stranger's is my second favourite song by Deep Purple. I love the offical video(1984) that goes with it, they all turn up @ some mansion-sized house, that they've turned it onto a make shift temp studio,
From one of the best live albums of all time “Deep Purple - Made in Japan”, you can hear the singer Ian Gillan tell one of the roadies “Can we have everything louder than everything else.” 🤣🤣
Ritchie shouts it in the background and Ian Gillan repeats it to the sound desk. It's the end of 'Smoke', beginning of 'The Mule'.
@@Dibbdroid Referring to the drums, as the Mule was a drum solo in the middle of the song.
@@johncapell6057 not true, it's nothing to do with The Mule song.
"Ken Flegg, a former Marshall engineer, who accompanied the band on the trip to Japan in August 1972:
The third gig at the Budokan in Tokyo on the 17th August went well with no significant problems, other than the acoustics of the hall could have been better. Possible because of this the subject of the monitors came up again and Ian Gillan asked over the mic before Strange Kind of Woman: “Yeah everything up here please. A bit more monitor if you’ve got it.” Then Ritchie asks “Can I have everything louder than everything else?” which Ian Gillan repeats “Yeah, can he have everything louder than everything else.” This remained on the final master."
As a teenager in the 70’s I’m going to give you a little insight. This song was about the Vietnam war. It was a war nobody understood and nobody wanted to go. None of us talked about it. We all seen it and knew all the guys were taken as soon as they were 18 and out of school. Many friends, boyfriends, cousins, brothers, and sons lost. Deep purple summed it up. A young guy being thrown into the middle of a war and on foreign soil, different language, and just wanting to go home. They just wanted to stay alive with bullets flying all around them. Everyone dreaded the “letter” but when they went nobody said a thing. It was avoided and life went on. I lost an uncle and cousin but both died after the war but caused by the war. They couldn’t just come home and forget it so they drank hard, drove fast, with what seemed like a death wish. As Ian Gillian speaks at the end, he tried to fit back in, he tried to talk about it but nobody wanted to talk about it, so he blew his mind out! This was the bad part we all lived through in the 70’s. We grew up fast and experienced the best music there ever was. They all had meaning and helped comfort our hearts because there was no answers as to why they were taking all these boys. My husband (boyfriend then) missed the draft by 2 months! A lot of lives, our children and grandchildren would never have been born if he was 2 months older. Sobering thought of all the families that never had a chance to start.. That being said, the first time I head deep purple on record I rushed to the store and bought it! keep in mind we knew we had awesome music and no expense was spared for the best Pioneer or JVC stereo systems! Muscle cars and the best stereos! The walls in the whole house shook when we played our music. Enjoy our memories;)
Imagine witnessing Deep Purple live in a studio... and you have to sit there quietly to not disturb the recording.
You would be deaf before you attempted to do it
I saw Deep Purple live in concert in Vancouver, Canada, in the early 70s, about the same time I saw Pink Floyd in 1973 in the same building. Loudest band I've ever heard and one of the best I've ever seen.
Same for The Old Grey Whistle Test- except they play whole sets! I nearly fell out of my chair seeing the crowd just sit there and applaud politely- with the original Lynyrd Skynyrd rocking hard on stage... What the... How...?
I think they must of handed out Quaaludes or something
Deep Purple one of the great ones!
A must hear by Deep Purple is Highway Star as good as Child In Time (R.I.P. My Idol Jon Lord)
That moment when Ian steps into the A5 and shows what he can really do lol love watching new fans hear it for the first time. Welcome to the Deepest Purple so very few can perform in their class.
On "Machine Head", you won't find a bad song, Highway Star is a must, metal legend.
Hi coming from England I was growing up listening to Deep
Purple and l have seen These live and they were playing all their Classic They were Awesome I am now retired still listening to Rock music👍🎼🎸🎹 All the best from Nottinghamshire UK
In ear?! We had in foot monitoring or as Mr. Gillian demonstrated, finger in ear monitoring. Anything else was si-fi.
Read your comment just as she said that. I was bustin' a gut.
True greatness, they was metal before there was a genre lol so many great people influenced by this band including myself. Lars from Metallica said this was his fav drummer and he is mine as well. So many other great songs to delve in to. May I suggest Highway star live next 👍🏻
No autotune pure talent 😊
1970. No playback. Just pure sound.
As powerfull today, 50 yes FIFTY years after it was recorded... Listened a lot to the "Made in Japan" Album. So damn Good
Bands from the 70's who actually played and sang live, no auto-tune. no backing tracks, just talent.
If you'd like more Deep Purple, you should give "Lazy" a try. (Machine Head album.)
This is an instrumental and vocal masterpiece, pure and simply, great musicians at their best.
This is what inspired and influenced Bruce Dickerson of Maiden and Rob Halford of Judas Priest to sing!!
“That” guitar player is Ritchie Blackmore, a guitar GOD who still rocks his own band, Blackmore’s Night, to this day. Check them out, you’ll like!
I am not sure why so many people are upset at Ritchie about Blackmore's Night... some of his best work if you really take the time to listen. It is just different and he is enjoying himself.
I do love Blackmore's Night, but I'm a fan of renaissance music all the way up to modern day classical, prog and metal. And jazz. And folk . And electronica. So Blackmore's Night is a perfect fit for me. It's just good music.
a masterpiece!
Love this song, I'm so glad you chose to react to it. Purple were the band that got me into heavy rock when I was a kid, and I still love them to this day. I saw them a few times live, and they must be one of the best live bands I've seen.
Ian Paice, Roger Glover, Ritchie Blackmore, Ian Gillan. If you want to listen to Gillan at his best check out him as Jesus Christ in the original production.
YOU GUYS ARE SO COOL! i AM HOOKED ON YOUR REACTIONS!!! My first three concerts were the fall of 1971 - Grand Funk Railroad , Black Sabbath and Deep Purple - not a bad year for a 14 year old. Actually, the GFR show was 11 days before my 14th birthday. These 3 bands are still on my go to playlists when I an having a bad day.
The unholy trinity is,
Deep purple
Black sabbath
Led zeppelin
All were majorly influenced by American blues. This song is one of the first truly heavy metal songs ever.
Don't forget Uriah Heep.... they were there as well, maybe not as well known as the big 3 but still influential...
I bought “In Rock” at the age of 22 and it still sounds fabulous - The late 1960’s and the 70’s were brilliant years- so much creative talent especially in the U.K.
Einfach nur "göttlich"!!!
Please react to Deep Purple "Burn" from California Jam 1974 live. Two words: amazing and shock.
I grew up listening to these guys, the music from our Era was/is the G.O.A.T. The so g is about the Vietnam war, it was senseless. Many were forced to fight in and it could t be one. Many committed suicide
Ian Gillam best vocals by far for Deep Purple. I an Paice on the drums, Jon Lord on the Keys, Roger Glover Bass, Ritchie Blackmore Guitar
Jon Lord wasn't metal. He was the son of Bach, a baroque inspired genius , the likes we'll never see or hear again. Jon Lord the master, Hammond + Marshall + Jon. Enough said
One of the best ever made. 🙏🔥
Lol 😂 in ear monitors in the 70's hahaha, no just foldback front stage monitors, from the mixing desk! Yep, you sure needed to know your shit back then!( Warts and all!) Could you please do a reaction to doctor, doctor ( live ) by UFO?
Yes 👽
Oh I love this! One of the best performances ever. We're lucky this was filmed❤️love Deep Purple 💜😃🌏🪐🙏🌕🌸🇦🇺🐦🏡🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹💜💜💜💜
this is one of the most epic live performances ever.
You are an amazing couple!!!all the best from Poland!!
The greatest keyboard player of all time Mr John fucking lord and I'm a Zeppelin fan
I know I am getting old when younger reactors on the TH-camz don't know who the gods of their genre are :(. I suppose it is just the same as when I didn't know the names of the Blues Masters of the early C20th who created the foundations upon which all of Rock is built.
Deep purple the best and loudest rock band ever
It is the band, but Jon Lord, Hammond B3 and Ian Gillan!!!!
another Fun Fact Deep Purple has an album Just like Susie said "Bananas"
Great comment !
The voice of Jesus Christ ( in superstar)
Everyone a legend Dont need engineers with this talent
SURPRISE...That Chap Ian Gillan Had Blown Ur Bloody Mind!...😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃
Unpopular opinion
: Deep Purple is better than Led Zeppelin
Cant believe you didnt know song or band, these guys are the reason why you sit in a studio and do what you do !!!
So true man. The History. The beginning
@@dolphin8077 Thx man, it's like going to church and don't know which god you worship! Silly kids 🤣
@@maleboglia1775 indeed! 😂Fortunately I know who is my God. RJDio😉🤘🏻 cheers bro
No computers in them days pure raw talent the way we love it
IanGillian completes Deep Purple⭐️
Blackmore Lord Gillan Paice Glover the BEST DP lineup ever there will never be another
Hi Travis Hi Suzie. Thank you for reacting to one of my favourite bands...Deep Purple...what a song - Child in Time is just brilliant . The album this song is from is Deep Purple In Rock. ..I was 13 yrs old when this came out and I bought it. It just blew my mind....I'm 63 now and it still does. I really dig your channel and your band. Looking forward to hearing your next offering. Peace and love from Liverpool UK👍✌️🤘☮️
There would not be heavy metal music without Deep Purple.. they paved the way like no other.
Well I considered them hard rock and Sabbath metal, but that's splitting hairs. DP certainly perfected their genre.
@@wardka all speed metal basis comes from Deep Purple , before Judas Priest pushed into another extreme .
John Lord The Lord of the Keyboards. RIP
John Lords sound inspired such an insane amount of rock and metal bands that came afterward
Ian Gillan one of the greatest. You can see where Bruce Dickinson gets his screams from.
Ian paice stroke beat drummer
Is not easy to beat
Proper rock from one third of the "Unholy Trinity of British Rock" and they use a Hammond organ which back then you usually only saw on Parkinson with Harry Stoneham playing it🎹
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
As a teenager during the 70's Deep Purple were one of the most talented Rock bands of the 70's....hands down.
Masterpiece, one of the best rock songs ever.
Classic Rock in the true sense.
Music was so good in the late 60's and early 70's. They were in Indianapolis in 72. Tickets were 4.50 as I recall. Fleetwood Mac was the opener and some other guy I can' t remember.
How deep is the Purple. Hmmm., it is so deep it almost looks black. LOL...Face melting vocals, guitar solos, keyboard and bass solos, killer drum solos. Yes, Pretty Deep. thanks. Enjoy this masterpiece.
The unbeilavable drumming of Ian Paice the vocals of Ian Gillan the amazing Keyboards and Hammond organ of Jon Lord the incredible electric guitar of Ritchie Blackmore and the bass of Roger Glover this the complete package no autocue just timeless what a masterpiece
This was a protest song about the war and is so brilliant all of these band members are so talented and Ian Gillan's voice is amazing! one of my favourite classic tracks!
Who dosed the damn audience with tons of valium? are they vegetated? I would be screaming my ass off if I was there listening to the Greatest male rock vocalist ever. Live happy and long Ian you will always be Jesus Christ Superstar. R.I.P. Master John Lord King of the Hammonds. Also, THAT guitar player is Grand Master Richie Blackmore, if not the best probably in the top 3 guitar players of all time. In fact, the whole Mark II lineup of Deep Purple as you see them here
Ian Gillan - lead vocals, harmonica, percussion
Ritchie Blackmore - guitar
Roger Glover - bass
Jon Lord - keyboards, backing vocals
Ian Paice - drums, percussion
Are all the best in their respective place, That Mark II lineup is the best, it's the best that was and is in the Rock music scene, all of them masters of their craft. :) Stay healthy and Safe hugs from Greece.
Jon Lord in my book the best ever period.
The greatest collection of talent in rock ever!
The best live band ever !!!!!
HERMOSA melodia GRAN voz de una de las mejores bandas del rock DEEP PURPLE LEYENDA VIVIENTE
Tanks for your reaction to this song. I was young and heard Deep Purples concert 1972 in Denmark. Amazing and my first trip
Yep... I love when people love what I love. Appreciative of a near perfect rock anthem.
After watching quite a few of your video reactions and watching some of your original videos, I am an absolute fan of The Wolf Hunterz.
I might be in my 60's But I still like good heavy rock. Bear in mind that in the 70's I rocked out to such bands as Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Uriah Heap, Black Sabbath, Steppenwolf,
Golden Earing, AC/DC, etc. The Legends of rock. So thanks for bringing it on for the younger generations. It is the basis for so much modern music.
RIP LORD
My top 3 songs of all time: child in time, bohemian rapsody and master of puppets!
Don't forget "Sugar Sugar" by the Archies.
This was one of the best Rock group that came out of the UK! They were all trained musicians!!!