Very good. Amazing song. Just to let you know that the intro and the harmonica ending heard here is not part of the song but something that the TH-camr added.
YES I WAS BORN 1975,BUT I HEARD THIS SONG WHEN I WAS A LITTLE KID DURING THE 1985 ON THE RADIO,I I WAS CRAZY ABOUT IT!! THE BEST ROCK ON WORLD!! ALL THE BEST TO YOU,WHO HAVE GOOD EARS,AND SOUL!! GOD BLESS YOU !!
I just love that a young woman like yourself appreciates such an amazing 70's and 80's band like Deep Purple. This is the music that I listened to in my formative years. Keep up the great work Elok. Great music will live on through people like yourself!
WOMAN FROM TOKYO rocks me out and touched my heart at the same time. Good riff from Blackmore . its one of the best from that lineup. That break in the middle is beautiful
I have the privilege of growing up with all of this great music and it warms me to my soul to watch all you young kids react in he same way I did when I first heard them. Happy belated Birthday from NY
My favorite song by Deep Purple because it is ‘light & shade’ & ‘hard & soft’. It rocks with the guitar but is equally soft with Ian’s singing with the piano during the very beautiful bridge section.
When I was in junior high, this older cool girl had this big transistor radio (it required a strap - years before boom boxes, somewhat smaller and square). It had it's own soft black leather jacket, with an array of holes where the speaker was. This song was playing, and she turned it up. I thought she was so cool. Such a wonderful, albeit random moment that you just put me in touch with. Thank you Elok!
Great to have choose this tune. All comments about instrumental performance is very grateful. This is a special song for me, learning play drums and playing along to match the stunning intro of Ian`s snare drum, and of course, the piano solo part, some of the best part of solo section. Thanks for loving Purple, as I do. Cheers!!!.
This song has so many fond memories for me it was the very first song I was introduced to Deep Purple in 1973 while I was cruising around with my dad as he turns up his radio every time this song came on. I was very surprised to see my dad loving this kind of music and later found out that Deep Purple and The Steve Miller band were his favorites.
Fellow Libra here. (Oct 7 birthday). lol. I love your reactions to Deep Purple. I need to see if you react to Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath, The Who and Led Zepplin. Speaking of Deep Purple, check out their song "Hush" and their version of "Kentucky Woman."
Hola Elok querida!! Como siempre te digo: eres la MEJOR!! Me gustan todas las canciones de Deep Purple, sobre todo, si las canta mi ídolo, Ian Gillan 😍. Abrazos desde Chile 💜💜💜💜💜
Space Truckin'... Come on...Come on....loved your video. Great seeing young people love what us old geezers grew up on. It was really the best time for rock. There was still lots of room to explore, lots of sounds and styles that hadn't been done yet...
Also Elok No No No rehearsal from German Tv 1971 is a good one to react to. The camera man did an excellent job on this video. The close up filming of the members of the band are very good.
I remember fondly a few times a year when dances were organized at the local community centre back in 1975-1976 when I was about to graduate high school. The DJ would always play several very popular tunes of the time. The ones I remember vividly are Money by Pink Floyd, Dream On by Aerosmith, Hair of the Dog by Nazareth, Wells Fargo by Babe Ruth, Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo by Rick Derringer, Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin and Woman From Tokyo by Deep Purple. Hard to believe you can have fun dancing to hard rock like that, but I'm here to tell you you can! Those were great nights!!!
Best watch it with a nice animé or something. Purple were just so much better than everyone else. Gillan was the voice, the next step no one could touch him. Listen how he goes from rock to beauty from verses to middle
I would rate this as my third favorite Deep Purple song behind Space Trucking, Knocking at Your Back Door, with Lazy and Smoke on the Water rounding up their top five. In particular I love John Lord's "honkey tonk" piano sound in the latter portions of this song. While the band might not have started playing this until the '80s, I'm pretty sure I was playing this on my Album Oriented radio show in the 70's.
Thanks Elok for doing my request, very nice of you! 🤍🤍 Glad you enjoyed. You’re gradually becoming something of a Deep Purple expert. I bet now you could name all the band members without even looking at it on paper. :-) I wonder if any of your friends have ever heard Deep Purple? Maybe not. Speaking of your friends, I hope that during this pandemic you are still able to see your friends sometimes, in a safe way of course. Thanks again, you rock.
Hey Elok.I think No Live Videos Of This Good Songs With Purple.But Sina Drums Had A Cover With It.She Plays Her Drums Too The Songs She Is Great.Btw She Is German.Thanks.Bye.
For your next Deep Purple reaction I recommend either Pictures of Home or Hard Lovin' Man. Pictures of Home incorporates a solo from every instrument in the band, and Hard Lovin' Man was perhaps the first inspiration for the gallop riff and speed metal. Incredible songs!!!
Nice to see you are interested im such old music.👍 There is a all female Deep Purple cover band called " Strange kind of Women", they are really fantastic. If you like you can try "Strange Kind Of Women - Child in Time - live at La Grande Ourse Concert Hall".
Thanks Elok...great song review and I can see you do some research on the band and song and I very much respect that! I would put in a request for Boston "More than a Feeling"....a famous American band from 1976....but you need to just play the studio track because it's famous for it's sound and that it's also a very famous kickass song!!...thanks again and take care💛
When I was in school, only the coolest kids knew the real origins of the music they listened to. Our Metal came came from bands like this and it was cool to rock a Deep Purple or a Rainbow t-shirt even if you mainly listened to Iron Maiden or Metallica. Now, there's Elok Hsu who's cooler than any of us ever were and has her own channel. 👧🏻 😎
I have been watching you react to music that I grew up with with great pleasure! You seem like such a sweet young girl. You make me miss my grandchildren. This is a good thing! Thank you for that. Want to try out something a little different? Please react to: Peter Gabriel, "In Your Eyes", (Secret World Live Tour) it is a beautiful video. And then after that, Peter Gabriel, "Sledgehammer". You will not be sorry. Sincerely, Joseph
I noticed, again, you were listening to a mix and not original audio of this song. The intro was added from a Jam session, also a lot of guitar was added in the parts were Jon Lord was doing his piano solo. And in the end, the harmonica part, was taken from the ending of another song, called "Painted Horse" and the people who made the mix added more guitars at the end. Sorry, I hope you can listen to the real version from 1973 álbum 'Who Do We Think We Are?' I think it's much better. Anyway, is a great pleasure to see a young lady, like you, enjoying Purple Music. Best wishes.
I always heard this song on the radio (:. It was a very good classic infectious song (:. I think the lead singer from Deep Purple said in a rock documentary that he used to think that heavy Metal Rock music was all about it being loud (:. Then he said that when he heard his first Led Zeppelin Album is when the penny clicked for him or the switch turned on for him (:. And then he realized that Heavy Metal is not about being loud but that it was about the attitude in the music and how it was being performed (:. And of Course everything you said about DEEP PURPLE is right on point (:. And everytime I hear them they always remind me of ACDC (:. I guess because they both KICK ASS COMPLETELY PERIOD (:. But when you can react too ACDC Whole Lotta Rosie live at River Plate (:. You will lol that one too (:. And as Always You Are AWESOMENESS (:. And you Never Disappoint Ever PERIOD (:.
I love it when you break out the mighty Deep Purple on your channel! I don't know why the band doesn't like this track (Blackmore has a very low opinion of it) as Gillan's vocals are great and the main riff is killer. On "Who Do We Think We Are", the Mark 2 line-up sounds like it is running out of gas, but there are some good songs on it. "Smooth Dancer" is apparently about Gillan's frustration with Blackmore's attitude towards him, hence the references to "black suede" in the lyrics. It would be interesting to see your reaction to the reformed Mark 2 iteration in 1984, when most of the band were pushing forty (and John Lord was in his early forties). The title track from the comeback album "Perfect Strangers" is a cool number, and resembles Led Zeppelin's "Kashmir". Rock on! 🤘
I grew up a lover of progressive rock. Yes, Genesis, ELP, Jerhro Tull, and many more. My point is this: as a prog rocker, the testament of how great deep purple are, is I love them as much as Yes :)
This was probably the best song from the Who do We Think We Are album as this was when the mark 2 line up was seperating but if you listen to this album there are many very special tunes on it A Place In Line being one of them
VG review and vg tune as i enjoyed the live performance, even in that small box, though bigger would be better _ Is it time for "The Doors" with Jim Morrison? _ Some one pic the song with Jim as the singer _ the last song performed at the PBS live concert 1969 called Soft Parade was the best that night, imo - just not my favorite song of theirs - So the song "The End" is one of their best overall band performances, but it is not on that PBS recording . . . :>)
Sweet Hsu. "Woman From Tokyo" was one of the last 'good' songs from the mark II deep Purple catalogue. After that, singer Ian Gillan got replace by David coverdale and things didn't sound quite the same. 1974's "Burn' is regarded as great album, except, not to me. Still, I appreciate your reactions.
HI ELOK please listen to Journey / Kahoutek. I saw this band in 1973 and Neil Schon gave the best performance by far that I have ever seen. Neil played in Santana Lead Guitar at age 16 on my favorite Santana record of all time. Leaving Santana singer Greg Roley and Neil left Sanatana to form an All Star line up with Journey. The rest is History. No vocals on Kahoutek. Kahoutek was an asteroid that made a near miss on Planet Earth. For Vocals listen to Of A Life Time. I gaurantee you will LOVE IT. Zaijian
And to go further on what happened with Deep Purple members after theri separation I recommend this video of the great band WHITESNAKE, commanded by ex Mark 3 vocalist David Coverdale, but also with Jon Lord and Ian Paice, on this song called FOOL FOR YOUR LOVING. th-cam.com/video/WtznhhKOW5k/w-d-xo.html You will enjoy the change, but the power is there.
I have a suggestion for you Elok. Can you react to 'Love Is All', a Roger Glover concept track with Ronnie James Dio on vocals. Here's some info = The Butterfly Ball and the Grasshopper's Feast is a concept album originally conceived as a solo vehicle for Jon Lord to be produced by Roger Glover who had recently left Deep Purple. However, Lord proved too busy with Deep Purple, and Glover took up the reins on his own. Glover recruited a large cast of noted rock musicians, with a different vocalist for each character, including David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes. The single "Love Is All", with vocals from Ronnie James Dio, made a minor impression in the UK but reached number one in the Netherlands. It has an accompanying animated short movie.
Hello elok again. If you listed every country would it take you about an hour to say. I think it would be funny if you did. Hertford is pronounced hartfud. Cheers from josh.
Someone has made a shitty mash up of this song splicing in stuff that was never there....... please do yourself a favour and download the original albums and listen to them....also they never had film clips to their songs....
It's is DP there made it, you can find it om different album with other intro, outro, and other things... Good hunt.. But sorry that you think it's shitty...
I saw Deep Purple Live in 1974 at the California Jam. I was 14.
It is a Masterpiece!
And Purple loved Japan! Japan gave us 'Made in Japan' thanks Japan!!
Very good. Amazing song. Just to let you know that the intro and the harmonica ending heard here is not part of the song but something that the TH-camr added.
deep purple and a great professional rock band and perfectionist they perform in concert.bonne soirée elok shu
You have a new fan. Just love all of it. Suscribed
Back to high school again Elok. I've said it before and I'll say it again, we who were teenagers in the seventies had some of the best music!
I have thanked God often for letting me be a teenager in the Seventies. We had a BLAST! Wish I had a time Machine.
I was born in '64 and totally agree.
YES I WAS BORN 1975,BUT I HEARD THIS SONG WHEN I WAS A LITTLE KID DURING THE 1985 ON THE RADIO,I I WAS CRAZY ABOUT IT!! THE BEST ROCK ON WORLD!! ALL THE BEST TO YOU,WHO HAVE GOOD EARS,AND SOUL!! GOD BLESS YOU !!
We who were teenagers in the 60's had it better.
Absolutely loved this song and singing along made me feel like I was part of the band.glad you are reacting to one of my favorite.
I just love that a young woman like yourself appreciates such an amazing 70's and 80's band like Deep Purple. This is the music that I listened to in my formative years. Keep up the great work Elok. Great music will live on through people like yourself!
WOMAN FROM TOKYO rocks me out and touched my heart at the same time. Good riff from Blackmore . its one of the best from that lineup. That break in the middle is beautiful
Definitely one of the best 🎵🎶🎵
I've seen Deep Purple in concert the Perfect Stranger's world tour one HELLUVA BAND !!!! Thank You
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When that guitar riff starts you know exactly what's about to come.
WOMAN FROM TOKYO!!!!!!!!!
I have the privilege of growing up with all of this great music and it warms me to my soul to watch all you young kids react in he same way I did when I first heard them. Happy belated Birthday from NY
My favorite song by Deep Purple because it is ‘light & shade’ & ‘hard & soft’. It rocks with the guitar but is equally soft with Ian’s singing with the piano during the very beautiful bridge section.
When I was in junior high, this older cool girl had this big transistor radio (it required a strap - years before boom boxes, somewhat smaller and square). It had it's own soft black leather jacket, with an array of holes where the speaker was. This song was playing, and she turned it up. I thought she was so cool. Such a wonderful, albeit random moment that you just put me in touch with. Thank you Elok!
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Thank fpr playing this video. I haven´t seen it before. But offcourse I have heard My woman from Tokyo. Remember it all to well
Great to have choose this tune. All comments about instrumental performance is very grateful. This is a special song for me, learning play drums and playing along to match the stunning intro of Ian`s snare drum, and of course, the piano solo part, some of the best part of solo section. Thanks for loving Purple, as I do. Cheers!!!.
That song just makes me want to sing! Catch my self singing this song at work! Night shift lol !
I enjoy your back ground histories on the bands. Very informative.
Aww Thankyouuu
You done it again kid, another great song pick.
Wow great reaction!😀🤗
This song has so many fond memories for me it was the very first song I was introduced to Deep Purple in 1973 while I was cruising around with my dad as he turns up his radio every time this song came on. I was very surprised to see my dad loving this kind of music and later found out that Deep Purple and The Steve Miller band were his favorites.
Thanks Elok for a good reaction. Rat Bat Blue off this same album is very good also.
My Favorite song by Deep Purple.
Fellow Libra here. (Oct 7 birthday). lol. I love your reactions to Deep Purple. I need to see if you react to Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath, The Who and Led Zepplin. Speaking of Deep Purple, check out their song "Hush" and their version of "Kentucky Woman."
Hola Elok querida!! Como siempre te digo: eres la MEJOR!!
Me gustan todas las canciones de Deep Purple, sobre todo, si las canta mi ídolo, Ian Gillan 😍.
Abrazos desde Chile 💜💜💜💜💜
this one is like a time machine for me. ty elok hsu and be well and safe.
My angel❤❤❤
One of my favorite Deep Purple songs, even though it wasn't one of their favorites 🎸💗
Love you, lil sis! Keep rock alive!
Space Truckin'... Come on...Come on....loved your video. Great seeing young people love what us old geezers grew up on. It was really the best time for rock. There was still lots of room to explore, lots of sounds and styles that hadn't been done yet...
WOMAN FROM TOKYO is one of PURPLES best songs along with NEVER BEFORE and SPACE TRUCKIN
Some very early Deep Purple. Hush and Kentucky Woman, if you're interested. Both good songs.
This song is from the album " Who Do We Think We Are "
Rat Bat Blue💪😊
Also Elok No No No rehearsal from German Tv 1971 is a good one to react to. The camera man did an excellent job on this video. The close up filming of the members of the band are very good.
Forgot to mention No No No Take 2 in the German Rehearsal Session. Thank You.
I remember fondly a few times a year when dances were organized at the local community centre back in 1975-1976 when I was about to graduate high school. The DJ would always play several very popular tunes of the time. The ones I remember vividly are Money by Pink Floyd, Dream On by Aerosmith, Hair of the Dog by Nazareth, Wells Fargo by Babe Ruth, Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo by Rick Derringer, Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin and Woman From Tokyo by Deep Purple. Hard to believe you can have fun dancing to hard rock like that, but I'm here to tell you you can! Those were great nights!!!
Best watch it with a nice animé or something. Purple were just so much better than everyone else. Gillan was the voice, the next step no one could touch him. Listen how he goes from rock to beauty from verses to middle
I would rate this as my third favorite Deep Purple song behind Space Trucking, Knocking at Your Back Door, with Lazy and Smoke on the Water rounding up their top five. In particular I love John Lord's "honkey tonk" piano sound in the latter portions of this song. While the band might not have started playing this until the '80s, I'm pretty sure I was playing this on my Album Oriented radio show in the 70's.
Eloc❤️👨🏼🌾🎼🔥🏃🏻♀️🏃🏻♀️🏃🏻♀️ good job! You are hitting a sweet spot!💍💋🍿
Always liked this track.
Thanks Elok for doing my request, very nice of you! 🤍🤍 Glad you enjoyed. You’re gradually becoming something of a Deep Purple expert. I bet now you could name all the band members without even looking at it on paper. :-) I wonder if any of your friends have ever heard Deep Purple? Maybe not. Speaking of your friends, I hope that during this pandemic you are still able to see your friends sometimes, in a safe way of course. Thanks again, you rock.
Aww Thankyou 🖤🖤
You still get every time with your Iconic "Let's fight" logo at the end bwhahahahahaha
Lol 💗💗
You will love Place in line. Their only real blues boogie and my fav solos.
I've got deep perple on everyday!!!😎one of the best bands!!🤘🤘🤘
I first heard this Jam in 1976. For a long time it was one of my favorite Songs. ROCK N ROLL AT ITS BEST 🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼💜💜💜💜
Hey Elok.I think No Live Videos Of This Good Songs With Purple.But Sina Drums Had A Cover With It.She Plays Her Drums Too The Songs She Is Great.Btw She Is German.Thanks.Bye.
For your next Deep Purple reaction I recommend either Pictures of Home or Hard Lovin' Man. Pictures of Home incorporates a solo from every instrument in the band, and Hard Lovin' Man was perhaps the first inspiration for the gallop riff and speed metal. Incredible songs!!!
Well done Elok. You’ve struck gold again.
Nice to see you are interested im such old music.👍 There is a all female Deep Purple cover band called " Strange kind of Women", they are really fantastic. If you like you can try "Strange Kind Of Women - Child in Time - live at La Grande Ourse Concert Hall".
Oh, you have already done child in time. Another one. Strange Kind of Women - Perfect Strangers - live at La Grande Ourse Concert Hall
It reminds me of my High school days listening to the DPs. Quite a nice pick. It still is one of my favorite number from DP. Thank you so much.
Thanks Elok...great song review and I can see you do some research on the band and song and I very much respect that! I would put in a request for Boston "More than a Feeling"....a famous American band from 1976....but you need to just play the studio track because it's famous for it's sound and that it's also a very famous kickass song!!...thanks again and take care💛
When I was in school, only the coolest kids knew the real origins of the music they listened to. Our Metal came came from bands like this and it was cool to rock a Deep Purple or a Rainbow t-shirt even if you mainly listened to Iron Maiden or Metallica. Now, there's Elok Hsu who's cooler than any of us ever were and has her own channel. 👧🏻 😎
Ayy that sounds awesome!! Thankyouu so much by the way! 🤍
A Little bit of the riff to painted horses at the end.. and the beginning was added in that’s not on the original album or the remastered.
You shall react to "Turning Japanese" by The Vapors, "If You Want to Sing Out, Sing Out" by Cat Stevens, and "You're a Woman" by Bad Boys Blue.
I have been watching you react to music that I grew up with with great pleasure! You seem like such a sweet young girl. You make me miss my grandchildren. This is a good thing! Thank you for that. Want to try out something a little different? Please react to: Peter Gabriel, "In Your Eyes", (Secret World Live Tour) it is a beautiful video. And then after that, Peter Gabriel, "Sledgehammer". You will not be sorry.
Sincerely,
Joseph
It's MY woman from Tokyo
It isn't.
I noticed, again, you were listening to a mix and not original audio of this song.
The intro was added from a Jam session, also a lot of guitar was added in the parts were Jon Lord was doing his piano solo.
And in the end, the harmonica part, was taken from the ending of another song, called "Painted Horse" and the people who made the mix added more guitars at the end.
Sorry, I hope you can listen to the real version from 1973 álbum 'Who Do We Think We Are?'
I think it's much better.
Anyway, is a great pleasure to see a young lady, like you, enjoying Purple Music.
Best wishes.
forgot Scotland
I always heard this song on the radio (:. It was a very good classic infectious song (:. I think the lead singer from Deep Purple said in a rock documentary that he used to think that heavy Metal Rock music was all about it being loud (:. Then he said that when he heard his first Led Zeppelin Album is when the penny clicked for him or the switch turned on for him (:. And then he realized that Heavy Metal is not about being loud but that it was about the attitude in the music and how it was being performed (:. And of Course everything you said about DEEP PURPLE is right on point (:. And everytime I hear them they always remind me of ACDC (:. I guess because they both KICK ASS COMPLETELY PERIOD (:. But when you can react too ACDC Whole Lotta Rosie live at River Plate (:. You will lol that one too (:. And as Always You Are AWESOMENESS (:. And you Never Disappoint Ever PERIOD (:.
Kentucky Women Deep Purple
I love it when you break out the mighty Deep Purple on your channel! I don't know why the band doesn't like this track (Blackmore has a very low opinion of it) as Gillan's vocals are great and the main riff is killer. On "Who Do We Think We Are", the Mark 2 line-up sounds like it is running out of gas, but there are some good songs on it. "Smooth Dancer" is apparently about Gillan's frustration with Blackmore's attitude towards him, hence the references to "black suede" in the lyrics. It would be interesting to see your reaction to the reformed Mark 2 iteration in 1984, when most of the band were pushing forty (and John Lord was in his early forties). The title track from the comeback album "Perfect Strangers" is a cool number, and resembles Led Zeppelin's "Kashmir". Rock on! 🤘
I grew up a lover of progressive rock. Yes, Genesis, ELP, Jerhro Tull, and many more.
My point is this: as a prog rocker, the testament of how great deep purple are, is I love them as much as Yes :)
This was probably the best song from the Who do We Think We Are album as this was when the mark 2 line up was seperating but if you listen to this album there are many very special tunes on it A Place In Line being one of them
hi, you should check out Purple today! Nothing at all and Throw my bones. Both from the last album Whoosh
The one and only Ritchie Blackmore.
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strange dreams by mahogany rush!
Very nice your videos! Try Killer
Van der Graaf Generator.Other artists like Meat Loaf,Accept,Rose Tattoo,Ozzy.
VG review and vg tune as i enjoyed the live performance, even in that small box, though bigger would be better _ Is it time for "The Doors" with Jim Morrison? _ Some one pic the song with Jim as the singer _ the last song performed at the PBS live concert 1969 called Soft Parade was the best that night, imo - just not my favorite song of theirs - So the song "The End" is one of their best overall band performances, but it is not on that PBS recording . . . :>)
Sweet Hsu. "Woman From Tokyo" was one of the last 'good' songs from the mark II deep Purple catalogue. After that, singer Ian Gillan got replace by David coverdale and things didn't sound quite the same. 1974's "Burn' is regarded as great album, except, not to me. Still, I appreciate your reactions.
HI ELOK please listen to Journey / Kahoutek. I saw this band in 1973 and Neil Schon gave the best performance by far that I have ever seen. Neil played in Santana Lead Guitar at age 16 on my favorite Santana record of all time. Leaving Santana singer Greg Roley and Neil left Sanatana to form an All Star line up with Journey. The rest is History. No vocals on Kahoutek. Kahoutek was an asteroid that made a near miss on Planet Earth. For Vocals listen to Of A Life Time. I gaurantee you will LOVE IT. Zaijian
Do react : Journey don't stop believin
Kansas carry on my wayward son
I would like that too. beautiful song. their singer steve walsh is so underrated.
@@CaffeineNightOwl As well as "Song For America"
And to go further on what happened with Deep Purple members after theri separation I recommend this video of the great band WHITESNAKE, commanded by ex Mark 3 vocalist David Coverdale, but also with Jon Lord and Ian Paice, on this song called FOOL FOR YOUR LOVING.
th-cam.com/video/WtznhhKOW5k/w-d-xo.html
You will enjoy the change, but the power is there.
Have you heard band: Strange kind of women? Fron Italy?
I have a suggestion for you Elok. Can you react to 'Love Is All', a Roger Glover concept track with Ronnie James Dio on vocals. Here's some info = The Butterfly Ball and the Grasshopper's Feast is a concept album originally conceived as a solo vehicle for Jon Lord to be produced by Roger Glover who had recently left Deep Purple. However, Lord proved too busy with Deep Purple, and Glover took up the reins on his own. Glover recruited a large cast of noted rock musicians, with a different vocalist for each character, including David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes. The single "Love Is All", with vocals from Ronnie James Dio, made a minor impression in the UK but reached number one in the Netherlands. It has an accompanying animated short movie.
Hello elok again. If you listed every country would it take you about an hour to say. I think it would be funny if you did. Hertford is pronounced hartfud. Cheers from josh.
My woman from... wait, where are you from ?
Southern, Alabama!! Lol
@@ElokHsu In the US we would say we are from "the South"
ZZ TOP Blue jean blues please listen
Which album is this live version from?
Please react to Queensryche's Promised Land, the song, not the album, for this guy in Canada.
Iron maiden-wasted years please🙏😊
Most famous song ,from Deep Purple .. Soldier Fortune..but I ,Like too with this song 👍👍👍
Ohio. How'd you know I'm from Ohio? You're freaking me out. Yeah. Peace
Lol 🤍🤍
The intro doesn't seem to go with the song. I preferred Rat Bat Blue, Smooth Dancer, and Super Trouper off this album.
I hate the mash up video.
Someone has made a shitty mash up of this song splicing in stuff that was never there....... please do yourself a favour and download the original albums and listen to them....also they never had film clips to their songs....
I'm sorry... Copyright issues mate!! 🤍🤍
It's is DP there made it, you can find it om different album with other intro, outro, and other things... Good hunt..
But sorry that you think it's shitty...
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