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Deep Purple is absolutely the best band in history of rock music!💯🥇🏆
Ian Paice,, the reason i play drums today 🏴🤟🌹
Awesome! What band are you in?
me too... inspired so many of us.
Roger Glover the reason i play bass today...starting in 1972...
@@pmR32red still actively playing? Wow. 🤘😎
Paice on burn - nuts.
I LOVE seeing the reaction to Ian’s high A5 scream.
Nobody could scream like Morrison - John Densmore.
Who are these people? These people are Deep Purple one of the greatest bands ever, particularly with this lineup: Jon Lord, organ, Ritchie Blackmore, guitar, Ian Paice, drums, Roger Glover, bass, and Ian Gillan, vocals. Each of these guys was a superb musician in his own right and the great Ritchie Blackmore a true virtuoso of a guitar player. By the way, in an interview Blackmore mentioned that the intro to Child in Time was inspired by a song, Bombay Calling, by the legendary San Francisco band It's A Beautiful Day, which unfortunately only stayed together for a short period of time (give them a listen).
Deep Purple has been my favorite for over 40 years , they are so much more than just Smoke On The Water !
I agree. Need to explore more. What songs do you suggest?
Smoke on the Water for Deep Purple is kinda similar to Paranoid for Black Sabbath.
Everybody knows it and lots of people don't know anything but it.
But all in all both songs are pretty simple, no more than decent, far from the best in both bands catalogues.
Mine from fifty (1970).
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Lazy from Denmark 1972, search "Deep Purple - Lazy (Live, 1972)" - anything from thios gig it's all uploaded to TH-cam
Demon's Eye llive 1971, search "DEEP PURPLE - Demon's Eye (Full) (Live 1971)"
Into the Fire live 1971, search "Deep Purple - Into the Fire (Live, 1971, German TV)"
No No No live 1971, search "Deep Purple - NO NO NO (Live, German TV)"
Black Night Hamburg 1970 - "Deep Purple - Black Night (Live, Hamburg, 1970)"
You may as well do Smoke, search "Deep Purple - Smoke On The Water Live Video (17/08/1972 Budokan Tokyo Japan)"
and then search Deep Purple California Jam 1974 - Burn, Mistreated, Deep Purple - Perfect Strangers (Perfect Strangers - Live 1984)
@@jacquelinevanbierk All of their albums are kinda unique, as the members were changing. I'd say once in a lifetime all of their albums worth the time to listen once from the beginning to the end. Then you can choose your favourites.
Black Sabbath,Led Zeppelin,Deep Purple the holy triad of rock music🤘
The UN-holy…actually
unholy Trinity
This was a live tv show that the audience was told to be quiet. Very common in those days.
Crazy, haha Now these days they'll tell you to go crazy. lol
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What always crosses my mind is that maybe the audiences simply just came for the filming of a tv show without knowing what they get themselves into.
And this very high quality recording was also possible because of that.
Should bring it back!
Wow I didn't know that.
To Quote , One Lars Ulrich, Pretty Recently" Deep PURPLE ? THEY WERE JUST BETTER THAN EVERYONE ELSE!!" "YEAH , As A Complete Band... 😁 👍😆 😎🎤🎸🎶🎵🎶 😀
True 👍
Probably my first love in the hard rock genre. The Made in Japan album is still freaking awesome.
Did you see how Ian lunged forward when he says ‘you better bow your head’? He was pissed off at the camera man for crowding his space. 🏄♂️
Yep, it made me chuckle inside . 😄
130 million lps sold. 1973 biggest band in the world in gate receipts and lps sold. Rip Jon Douglas Lord 😢 Ian Gillian is Jesus Christ Superstar. He had a 5 1/2 octive voice.
Crazy range! Fantastic!
Great reaction Jacqueline. The reason the audience was so odd and still was that they had been told to sit still and not make noise for the sound recording.
Ian Gillan sang the role of Jesus in 'Jesus Christ Superstar'. He is a tremendous singer.
Incredible. I had no idea.
Not only did he "sing it", he was the original :)
I cry whenever I listen to him do Gethsemane
best band ver, pure talent and power
The first time I heard this song, I was still in Junior High School around 1980 and when you react to this song, I feel like I"m still young and likes to have fun even though I'm now 56 years old. And in my spare time I often sang this song with an acoustic guitar. Among young people , this is the national anthem.Thank you JVB for reacting to the sonf Child In Time. And your reaction was extraordinary
Thank you so much. You are still young;) Age is just a number;) I love this so much! ❤️
Koko, as a guy who was in Jr high in 1965 , I could not agree with you more about when I first heard this song.
I sat in Junior High School in the 1980s
This is the music I grew up with and every time I hear it I go back to my days as a teenager. The first album I ever purchased was Deep Purple Made in Japan. Thank you Jacqueline for your reaction!
That's so awesome. You are very welcome! What's your fav album?
@@jacquelinevanbierk My favorite Deep Purple Album would be Machine Head but I also love Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon, Neil Young Harvest, SuperTramp Crime of the Century or Breakfast in America. There are so many great Albums during the 50s, 70s and the 80s. I absolutely love The Warning any song. They have given me hope for rock n roll in the future. Thank you for your reply Jacqueline.
DEEP PURPLE THE BEST IN THE WORLDI HAD THE PLEASURE OF SINGING WITH MY DEEP PURPLE TRIBUTE BAND WITH IAN PAICE ON DRUMS. THRILLING.
"Smoke on the Water" is only young person's guide to Deep Purple. I bought "Machine Head" for my 12th birthday in '73 and "In Rock" the same year for Xmas.
I was/am totally blown away !
Deep Purple is a ongoing concern. they have a very stable audience and still sell out arenas world wide. Age is taken it's toll, but they work hard and the music is still strong.
Incredibly successful !!!
New album coming out in July. They have a song on TH-cam from the album. Portable Door is the song.
This particular video was for a taping of a British TV show. The audience was told to be quiet and still during the taping. No surprise that you mentioned the audience, as many reactors had similar comments about them. Deep Purple are one third of what is considered to be the unholy trinity of hard rock/heavy metal, along with Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath! Awesome reaction, and congrats on 100K!
Thanks Robert, just reading this gioves me chills. Those were the real rockstars, they had it all, talent, great music and charisma.
YOU'RE LOSERS ENGLAND😂I'M FRENCH, WE NEVER GOT MONSTERS, CRAZY MUSICIANS,BANDS IN THE 20TH CENTURY😢WE GOT GENIUSES LIKE DEBUSSY, RAVEL, ETC....BUT M, SINCE THE 2OTH CENTURY IT'S FINISHED.....ONLY SHIT MUSIC....YOU HAD THE CHANCE TO HAVE THE BEST BANDS, MUSICIANS,GENIUSES, IN 20TH CENTURY, EXCEPT HENDRIX WHO WAS FROM USA, BUT WHO CAME IN ENGLAND TO START, AND WHO OKAYED HIS FIRST OFFICIAL CONCERT IN PARIS FRANCE, ALL THE OTHERS WERE ENGLISH....LED ZEP, PINK FLOYD, ETC....AND, YOU HAVE THE GUTS TODAY, 54 YEARS AFTER, TO SAY, THE TV ASKED TO STAY QUIET😂😂😂😂😢😡😡🤮🤮🖕🖕💩💩💩FUCK OFF, WITH YOUR TEA, AND STAYING QUIET....WHEN YOU SEE THAT, YOU STAND UP, YOU SCREAM, YOU CRY, YOU DANCE, ETC....😂THAT'S MAGIC, SERIOUSLY!
Deep Purple top notch music 🎶 there the real deal
Purple, Sabbath & Zeppelin are and will remain for me the best in hard rock, the 70s produced geniuses vocally and instrumentally, they sent powerful messages against wars, patriarchy and governments , listen to “War pig live in Paris” by black Sabbath, it’s a masterpiece and the drummer is phenomenal
Oh yessss! Putting that on my list. THANK YOU!
I was lucky enough to have seen them 5 times with the Mark II lineup and Child In Time was always the highlight of the show. Ian Gillan is an incredible vocalist and Ian Paice is a phenomenal drummer, Jon Lord is Lord of the keys, Ritchie is a craftsman guitarist and Roger Glover holds it all together. I really like the new Portable Door song, Ian doesn't sing like this anymore but he is almost 80 years old. It isn't this lineup anymore but it's still not bad
The cool unique organ tone was a Hammond organ, which was mostly marketed to churches
So trippy.
Good point, bet we don’t make em anymore?probably out sourced to China😇🇬🇧👍
About the audience, I had the same reaction at first the first time I saw this. Which I grew up with all their albums but I never saw this video until maybe 10 years ago. And it's great.
But it was part of a television show, and that's why the monitor setup wasn't that great, and in fact, back then, to try to get the best recording they could, they commanded the studio audience to be as quiet as they could until the end. But there is other footage from them from in their Hay Day where they are at Arena Rock shows and people are going crazy. So please don't get the wrong idea. So glad you reacted to this.
I started playing the drums accompanying the beautiful songs of the legendary Deep Purple. Grazie gorgeous Jacqueline 🌹
Whaaat? I didn't know that! That's awesome. Do you still play ?
@@jacquelinevanbierk I play very little...I suffer from bilateral tendonitis. I was forced to take anti-inflammatories constantly. Unfortunately, we are often penalized in the passions we love most. Patience... let's move on... Viva la Vida. Good evening my beautiful friend 🌹
HI FROM SHEFFIELD YORKSHIRE ENGLAND O YES WHAT A TIME THE 70S THE ORIGONAL VOICES BANDS WHAT A VEIN OF TALANT SHEAR CLASS
Hi Mark! ❤
Sheffield, eh ? Do you have an excuse for Def Leppard, man ?....
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That is the way it was back then if people were in a TV show. And the British were always VERY reserved:)
It's one of 4 tracks that were recorded in 1970 at The Granada Studios in Manchester for a TV show, the others being Mandrake Root, Wring that Neck and Speed King. The reason there's a lack of reaction from the audience is that they were under strict instructions not to move during the filming in case they made any noise that could potentially be heard on the recording.
This has been a German TV show and somebody -- true story! -- had told the audience to keep calm and quiet during the performance... for whatever reason. And besides, Deep Purple were simply ahead of their time leaving the unprepared crowd dumbfounded.
Great reaction! 💥🤎
All the very best from Germany
Vielen Dank Robert! 💖
I think, you will also like their songs : Highway star, Strange kind of woman, Black night, Perfect strangers and When a blind man criies. All of them are perfect on their skills.
you should do Gethsemane (I Only Want To Say) by Ian Gillan (the singer of this song). His vocals are just so impressive
I will! Thank you!
Love, love, love... watching you react to this classic performance !! You are one of the best. Keep it up !!
Thank you so much!!
Not many men can hit a C5 with that intensity.
I’m so glad I grew up in the 70’s…..
Back in the day, some studio recordings, people were asked to set/react in a way during live recordings.
I always love seeing twenty somethings reacting to the music of my late teens/early twenties. This one is DP Mk2, the best DP lineup imho. Welcome to the DP rabbit hole! Try Highway Star, Space Truckin’, Strange Kind of Woman, Black Night etc. Another group I think you will like is Boston. More Than a Feeling is one of their best known, but Don’t Look Back,Foreplay/Long Time & The Launch/Cool the Engines really shows the late Brad Delp’s awesome voice and range.
Thanks so much for all the recommendations DP is fantastic I need more lol In general I'm excited to dive deeper into artists from that era.
Smoke on The Water was one of a few " radio friendly" songs they did with Ian on vocals, but their core rock was never RADIO friendly.
Of the so called " Holy Trinity" ( Deep Purple, Black Sabbath & Led Zepplin ), Purple were the first to explore what is now called Heavy Metal.
Bass player Roger Glover was an excellant MUSICIAN and respected bass player, Jon Lord on Hammond Organ & Ritchie Blackmore added Bach and other classical writers to their hard and heavy rock, becoming the expected guitar solos of later heavy metal guitarists.
Ritchie is a guitar legend who was shredding before Van Halen was born, a la his chosen classical riffs.
Jon Lord was an accomplished pipe organ player and Hammond organ expert.
Ian Paice on drums was a trained or at least partly trained jazz drummer who made a simple basic jazz drum kit sound bigger than the monster kits used by other great rock drummers.
Deep Purple were big and getting bigger without much radio airplay when Led Zepplin arrived and got a lot more radio time as did Black Sabbath......
Radio rules popular music.
Those that get radio airtime sell records, those that dont might have the biggest fan base and the biggest concerts.......but they dont sell records in bulk numbers.
Sounds like Deep Purple were the OG's of Rock & Metal. That's so impressive. Thank you for all the detailed info. I have heard Ritchie's name many times, it all makes sense now. I love learning from you!!! 🙏💜
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I have a long memory and do my best to be accurate , however, I know we can never be 100% sure of our known facts.
Take it all in, listen to the experts , and make up your own mind.
I am not an expert, but have learned that the most respected historians are liars for profit. lol
Those guys are about 75 years old and still making Albums ! next one coming July 13th i believe ! they released one song ( portable door ) very catchy ! 😎
So inspiring! Music = Life
One of the best reactions to this song i have seen. Thank You
Thanks so much! ;)
Terima kasih JVB kerana telah bereaksi lagu zaman saya membesar. Suara penyanyi dahulu memang tinggi.
Yes, he's incredible. I'm blown away!
This song actually split the band up. Ian Gillian knew that he might be damaging his vocal chords by keep singing it, so he wanted to take it off the set list, but Richie Blackmore kept introducing it, and once the crowd thought they were going to play it, there would have been a riot if they didn't.
Ouch! Yeh, musicians don't always realize that our body, our voice is our instrument. We can't just sat it down and it works whenever you pick it up. Vocalists are athletes and everyone is so different. Some can smoke and drink and sing (although, eventually there will be damage but often managable) but some can't even be around air conditioner. I can't stand stage fog, it dries my voice out and it sucks, cause it looks awesome. I also don't drink when on tour. Every singer has to learn what works and what doesn't, what is sustainable and what is damaging. Rock singers in general put way more strain on their voice than pop singers. The Rockstar Life is not as easy as most people think. Looks glamorous on the outside. Thanks for sharing that, I had no idea.
His name's Gillan, not Gillian.
@@dashriprock5720 He is just a newcomer to the story of Deep Purple.
@13:29 they look like they had a long party night haha, amazing band, love them :)
Not subscribed yet as your new to me but ' Child in Time ' caught my attention. Saw them live 1971 -72 two years in a row in Glasgow. Loved them since 1970 at high school. The audience were told not to go wild.Ian Gillan along with David Byron of Uriah Heep were my favourite rock singers. I enjoyed your in depth understanding and obvious enjoyment of one of rock's greatest songs. subscribed.
Thank you so much! And welcome !!!!
Unbelievable that someone is hearing this for the first time in 2024! 14:30!
The lead singer, Ian Gillan was also the first Jesus in the rock-opera Jesus Christ Superstar. Here he is doing Gethsemane: th-cam.com/video/gOjyGy1NR4Y/w-d-xo.html
Well, no one is perfect!
Apon everything else that is happening, .. you are the only one that noticed the finger in the ear Jac 👍✌️
It's a singers thing 😂
I bought Machinehead when I was in junior high. I think I’ll get the new edition too! I forgot how cool they were. You sure don’t hear anything like that these days
It's so freaking good!!!
You got it right... they're all tremendously talented musicians, and the whole is more than the sum of the parts, they just blend it together so well... ranged mostly from blues to hard rock... and they were amazing at both, when they played blues like the verses here, it sounded so authentic
Just in the unlikely event that no one has mentioned it yet. This is a Live In-Studio recording event. The people in the audience have been told not to make any noise or move around much, so's not to be distractions from the audio and video recording process. Also, they're Brits, a bit more understated than we are "over here." 🙃
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The audience were told to keep completely stil because of ensuring film and sound quality - it was (I believe) a BBC recording and it was (back then) 'the big time'.
The queen of vibrato is Chrissie Hynde of the Pretenders. I don’t think she could sing without vibrato if she tried. “I’ll Stand by You” is an excellent example. And as male vocalists go, Danny Whitten of the band Crazy Horse had some amazingly beautiful vibrato. Check out his song “I Don’t Want To Talk About It” to hear that. Sadly, Danny passed away in 1972. In 1975, Rod Stewart covered Danny’s song and had a huge hit with it. Danny’s song is one of the most beautiful ballads ever. It has few lyrics but a melody that is just beautiful! In 2004 Rod sang the song with a young gal, Amy Belle, for the first time ever as a duet. Amy was discovered busking at an underground subway station in Glasgow and Rod invited her to his show at the Royal Albert Hall. It is an epic performance. If you don’t want to react to it, please listen and enjoy!
“I Don’t Want to Talk About It” - Rod Stewart & Amy Belle live 2004
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Thanks so much! Chrissie is great. I love that song, although I'm not a huge fan of too much vibrato, it does add character and works well for certain singers, I now need to re-listen to that song ;) As far as Danny and Rod covering it, I will add it to my list. How awesome of Rod to invite that girl on stage. Can't wait.
@@jacquelinevanbierk that Rod and Amy “I Don’t Want To Talk About It” from Royal Albert Hall 2004 has nearly ONE BILLION VIEWS so it might be worth your while. 🙂
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Super!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!++++++!!!!!!!!!!
7:33 your reaction is priceless 😂Great video. Regards from Argentina
Thank you!
Congratulations 👏🎉 looking forward to 1million🤘🫶
Thank you so much!
Ian Gillan...probably the best overall vocalist of rock ever....
1970 i was 3 years old , but my real start as a Metalhead was 1980 , today with 56 years is that normal Music for me
I fucking love this audience. Germany, big love. lol
Btw Deep Purple was very big in Germany .
Hahaha, right? They are so well-behaved. 😂❤
Really like your reaction. Subscribed, and yeah man this is quite the rabbit hole. Definitely check out more songs from their incredibly iconic album Machine Head that Smoke on the Water is from. Many great songs in many great hits. But definitely check out Highway Star I would say next. You will get a feel for how hard they could rock. And this was slightly later than this but I think a year or two.
Thanks for the sub! This was an amazing experience, I look forward to more. 💗
2 words
Deep purple!
First to know this was a anti war songs during Vietnam War. Was thinking why 3 sets of 3 screams. In the last set of screams when he added the last set of lyrics. Listen closely. He, the singer represents PEACE, a spirit form. Peace pleads to stop the fighting. Stop the killing. The last set PEACE gives up and blows his brains out. Humanity is hopeless Vietnam War. Each set of 3 screams represents 3 wars. WW1. WW2, and Vietnam
Oh wow. Thank you, that's deep! I had no idea.
If you want to like Purple some more, try the studio version of Lazy 🐱
I will. Thank you. 🥰
@@jacquelinevanbierk Also, Highway Star live.
Grande musica❤
Amazing!!!
All fantastic musicians, extreme amount of talent in this group. I would highly suggest checking out Deep Purple's guitarist next band called Rainbow, the song "Stargazer" is a must. Highly recommend their live concert song "Mistreated" 1977 Munich, so very good.
Thank you. I WILL ;)
in my view the 70ties was the best era of music. hehe
I think you might be right! :)
Saw them five times
That's amazing. Which show was your fav and why? Or maybe they were all amazing? I BET! 😂
Nice reaction Jacqueline. Deep Purple have many great songs. Try the song from Deep Purple called Space Trucking. Another great band from the 1970s is Budgie. Try the song called Napoleon Bona Parts 1 @ 2. Back in the 1970s there was great songs but not many videos
I will check it out! Thank you!!!!
My favorite DP song as far as vocals. Ian Gillan is the consummate rock and roll singer, imo. As far as the audience is concerned, as this was a tv performance, they were asked to not make any sounds or move too much.
Jesus Gillan Superstar......no more Words needed......
The audience were told to sit nicely and not to make a noise, typical BBC in the 1970's.
Thank you for watching
I have more for ya .
Happy Mother’s Day this weekend ..
You may not be a mom but I don’t know but just sayin if you are 🙂✌️
Thank you Frankie! I'm a dog mom 😁
Awesome 😊 I luv dogs. Don’t have one now it’s hard for me when they go😢
I
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Have a good night🙂✌️
Next song is from Sammy Hagar
Originally the music was by 'It's a Beautiful Day'.
😮 Woow!! Gracias por traer a Deep Purple a tu canal 😊. Para mí, la mejor banda de todos los tiempos. Tengo 69 años y los escucho hacer 50 años, ( por lo menos).
Éstos grandes de la llamada Trinidad Impía, junto a Led Zeppelin y Black Sabbath son los padres ( o abuelos? ) del Metal.
Ian Gillan es simplemente único y toda la banda. Child in Time fué escrita por Ian Gillan por la guerra fría. Han pasado tantos años y siguen girando. Su última grabación es muy buena!!
Ian Gillan* Vocalista
Ian Paice* Batería
Roger Glover* Bajo
Ritchi Blackmore* Guitarra...y el gran
Jon Lord* Órgano.
RIP. JON LORD 😢.
Gracias!! Me suscribo 😃
Desde Chile ( Suramérica, al fin del mundo).❤
Thank you and welcome to the channel. They are so incredible, we need more ;)
I'll be there my queen. Wintersun Alex❄️🫶❤️🌹
I appreciate you ❤
@@jacquelinevanbierk no but to be truthful we the subscribers are more appreciative in having you in our lives to bring us your views not only in music but in life in general. I look forward in our future wintersun reactions also my queen. Wintersun Alex ❄️❤️
@@ManuelGuajardo-zd7hx Thank you. That means a lot to me. There will be plenty more. Post a link of the one you'd like to see next!!!
Ritchie Blackmore is on the guitar.
The lead singer is Ian Gillan. He was Jesus Christ on the Original Jesus Christ Super Star album.
Happy you liked it 🙂👍
I love it. Thank you ;)
No problems on the music have some tidbits to share 🙂✌️
@@jacquelinevanbierk very welcome..,
Check out out another one I want you to hear ✌️
for me music is a cerebral experience
Good one.
Jvb i got your reply i think you asked me which wintersun you should analyze correct me if im wrong but that list is wintersun land of snow and sorrow from sonic pump studio in Helsinki Finland. And wintersun time cover from eillnea a vocalist from Europe which i suggested for you to do your own cover of that song it is so more beautiful when she sings it because its a softer female vocal much like your own my queen. And if you listen closely i don't no if its me but eillneas vocal back track sounds ethereal very reminicent of enya but you would have to listen to agree with me on that. So im sending you this post as you asked me to. Send me a reply what you think my qeen. Much love wintersun Alex ❄️❤️
Suggest that you try 'Anya' from 'Come Hell or High Water'.
Waren auch im Osten Hippies bin jetzt 69 habe es vorm Einschlafen gehört ❤❤❤
Super! Ich bin aus Mecklenburg ;) Du?
Goddamn! I MISS REAL MUSIC! Young people today should be outraged by what they're fed by corporate America as good music; but alas they are not.
They just don't know but I actually know several younger ppl who are getting into older music. So much raw talent and substance!
I loved your harmony at 14:39
Beautiful
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@@jacquelinevanbierk Hi Frankie here.🙂✌️
Would you like to see just a instrumental band? Not famous just local fusion fun.
Ian Gillan one of the greatest singers ever. He can scream in tune
He's incredible!
Your reactions are cool. You should listen to Highway Star as well ! xx
Thank you! I will.
As others have said, the audience was told to sit still and be quiet. It was VERY expensive to video tape in a studio like this at that time, and as the producers would not want to have to do multiple re takes, it was verboten to move or make noise. Essentially it was a condition of allowing them in as audience. If you liked this display of incredible vocal gymnastics, then you should check out Hocus Pocus by the group Focus, it is a unique and even wilder vocal manipulation.
th-cam.com/video/GyxSvZOby54/w-d-xo.html ( Hocus Pocus - Focus | The Midnight Special )
Crazy how good the recording sounds, considering it was live. These days they just lipsync. Thank you for the recommendation. I can't wait!
Great song and reaction
Thanks so much!
Yeah, every one of those boys were at the top of their trade 🙄
Hehe you say you're not a fan of 70's rock - nah, you are, you just haven't realised it yet ;)
Yep!!! Little did I know 😂
Love the hair,🇬🇧👍😜
Thank you ;)
That's 1970!!!!!!!. All analogue.
Try the live version of Strange kind of woman.
Gillan at the end hit way too high notes...
Das Nächste mit 70 Jahren
FrankZappa's son Dweezle remixed the 50th of Machine Head. How crazy is that. Yeah. Peace
Crazy!!!!
THEN YOU HAVE WHITE SNAKE /SAXON /RAINBOW/BLACK SABBATH AND ALL ENGLISH BANDS THE BIRTH PLACE OF METAL ❤❤❤
I love me some Black Sabbath!!! What songs u suggest?
@@jacquelinevanbierkOne of my favorites is a two-banger...songs played back to back. First one is a short bass intro to the second. "Bassically" and "N.I.B." Or the eponymous "Black Sabbath" from their first album, "Black Sabbath." "War Pigs" is an iconic anti-war song. Their first album would be "desert island" material for me. :)
Symptom of the Universe
Black Sabbath
Studio version
You can't stop Gillan mid howl !
I agree!!!
Das war noch Musik selbst gemacht ❤
Portable Door is a good song, but not on par with their music back in their prime. Also, there have been personnel changes over the years. The current band does include the original drummer and the singer and bass player from this Child in Time song, but neither of them were original members but were members of the bands most successful lineup. The keyboard player passed away and they have a good solid replacement who has been around awhile and in several successful bands. The guitarist is new and younger as the original guitarist Ritchie Blackmore who didn't get along very well with Ian Giillan the singer has spent the past 20 years or so with a folky/Renaissance band with his wife as lead singer in the band Blackmore's Night. He still will dazzle with a nice guitar solo here and there when he's not playing mandolin or other stringed instrument.
Plus it‘s a song of protest against the war in Vietnam……serious topic
Lady can you please take a look at Rory Gallagher. Bad Penny live at Montreux
I will ❤
Check out "Psychotic Reaction " by The Count Five!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!