Power amp distortion, totally different to preamp distortion plus the Hammond chucks out tons of harmonics, wasn't meant to but it does! :o) Totally know what you mean, just doesn't get old as it was old to start with! LOL
Agree, and on the topic of dueling how about Gillan & Blackmore in Strange Kind Of Woman live - now I tend to fancy myself when it comes to rock music knowledge so if you can tell me of another similar kinda thingy I'd love to know as to me it is totally unique to Gillan & Blackmore or did Plant and Page do it as well...
I'm not a musician, or a drummer, but when I listen to this I think Ian Paice is the leader of the group. He sets the table and has unparalleled rhythm.
Steve Morse is not that bad as Ritchie's replacement. I like Ritchie more because, I mean you gotta give more respect to the man who wrote the riffs than one who can replicate them, but he covers most of Ritchie's songs really well. I don't know about Don Airey though, Ritchie Blackmore is a legend as are all Deep Purple members, but Jon Lord was such a unique musician, I think he is irreplaceable. Still Ritchie Blackmore and Brian May still have their acoustic live performances they do today. But the most talent for a live rock band today(not counting classic bands that still perform) is Muse. Matt Bellamy has a unique vocal style, mixed with some classical piano playing, and kickass guitar riffs(I say riffs because Muse isn't really about solos, they have a few kickass progressive solos, but most of the time its just the vocal melody done on guitar) Chris comes up with some of the most memorable basslines, and he is an excellent backup vocalist. Not to mention he is a one man band, he sings, he plays guitar, keyboard, bass, harmonica and drums. Dominic, doesn't sing, in terms of live performances, he only does the drums but he writes all the synth rhythms they have. I recommend you look up their song Survival live at Rome Olympic Stadium 2013, or Space Dementia live at Reading Festival 2011
You can do both, ya know! YOU are the instrument...ya just havta get into the technique...and play on! I can play just about any instrument there is...I'm not very good on some because I haven't spent the time. It comes down to; How bad do you want it? Spend the time and you will be rewarded. The music is in your ear/mind...Go for it!!!
Missing this passion and creativity so much in todays music! Purple was at it's best at this stage! No other band still today can get to this level!!!!
I actually don't know if I agree with that statement. What I WILL agree on is that the Mark II line-up made the best records, and Blackmore's riff-writing was pretty damn integral, on that score. Don't get me wrong, Blackmore is a great guitar player, great tone, etc. But, for my money, both Tommy Bolin and Steve Morse are more impressive players, overall. But, again, from a composing standpoint, Blackmore has the mantle, so to speak; I'd honestly pick him among the five best riff writers in all of rock, and that's a GIGANTIC gift. The other four? Keef (Richards), Page, Iommi, and Hendrix. Gosh, that was surprisingly easy!
Dear Mr. Gillan, I had the privilage of seeing you in concert when you toured the US promoting the Machine Head album. I remember the concert like it was yesterday you guys were absolutely amazing.Thank You and God Bless.
@@boing2203 Deep Purple MkII members sometimes drank lots of alcoholics, but other than with MkIII member Glenn Hughes and MkIV member Tommy Bolin, any other drugs didn't play any role then.
At their peak (MACHINE HEAD lineup) fuhgedaboudit!!! So talented. Every member kicking serious butt. Tell me one thing, kids: how has the UK managed to put out soooooooooooo many GREAT musicians??? I mean, bloody hell.
After wwll as the uk rebuilt there was a big push on the youth going to art schools instead of heading to dead end industrial jobs. Then the kids got hip to american blues and rock n roll. It was a perfect storm. The Beatles hit and the rest is history......
Yeah during that time black Americans had already moved on to soul music, motown, etc...and white Americans were either still doing the Elvis style of rock, country or surf rock--so the Brits took old blues music made by older black Americans and flipped it into their own version of blues/rock and it went huge.
What I love is that the piece so patiently develops, slowly building to a rocking crunch. Plus, you can so well hear the different instruments - and it really rocks!
Ian Gillan is an awesome singer. Every member of this band is great at what they do. Paice is a drummer's drummer. Blackmore is great. The late Jon Lord smokes that Hammond.
the first rock song i ever heard,, forever changed my life,, my mind was blown within 20 seconds of hearing this song in 1972 .. machine head is a masterpiece for all time
"This is another off the new album Machine head it is out in a few weeks time" gives me chills just thinking about being there and hearing this. They didn't know at the time that it was gonna a classic album. Wish i had a dollar for everytime I listened to Machine Head, I'd be rich.
Ahhh the early 70s, weed ranged from 15 to 20 bucks an ounce, beer in the bar was a dollar or less a bottle and this kind of Rock-n-Roll stirred the soul.
Ian G. I am totally in love with you and have been since I was 6 or 7 years old. One of my uncles had the first album that DP came out with. I am 56 now and I am a singer I did a cover of Smoke on the Water and I am trying to relearn Child in Time I am a lifelong Fan of yours ♥️💯🤘🤘✌
Amazing this has always been my favorite band. All of them are superb musicians every one influenced me I even played drums because of Ian Paice, Jon Lord is so extra groovy on his B3 ,and Ian Gillian bad ass. Ritchie Blackmore took guitar playing to another level. This concert is like Gold. Thank you for sharing this wow.
You are fantastic Ian there are no words to adequately express the joy and harmony you have given me over the many years. Thank you for sharing your talent with the world. 🖕👍✊👏👏👏
This is just as good as it gets. Live music, played by real musicians, rock, blues and organic. Skill levels of all of the legends that are playing is up in the clouds. They were in the wave of British rock bands that paved the way. Deep Purple, Led Zep and Black Sabbath. Now looked upon as an era that will never happen again, simply because these guys had to learn their instruments. Everyone wants to play in a couple of hours these days. And that's why music like this will never happen again.
this is from the time when musicians worked at new concepts and jammed like there was no tomorrow, all the while having fun, which is so very seldom seen today
Too bad Deep Purple didn't get into the rock and roll hall of fame while Jon Lord was still alive.They better start inducting more quickly because they won't be around for their own inductions.This was great watching this.I am 63 and have loved them from the beginning.
Deep Purple... I love them dearly and appreciate their music... this is REAL music, rare to find music like this nowadays with all the corruption in the industry.
Experienced deepest of purple in Greenville memorial auditorium, the biggest little auditorium in the southeast of the USA. It was deep purple, opening for the Uriah Heep tour. Our one of many historical jams!
What the fuck was I thinkin, this is a favorite since I was a kid, and now with this, fuck yeah, "deep purple", takes number one bad ass hands down !!!!
One of the all-time greatest band line-ups. A bunch of guys who couldn't stand each other made some of the best music in history. One of my favorite bands... ever. Thank you, Deep Purple, for the enjoyment and influence you have given my life, and music!
@@kellyzang8423 From what I have read, and seen in interviews, it's mainly Gillan's animosity towards Blackmore, and Blackmore's disdain towards Gillan. That always caused friction between them all. They loved playing together, but couldn't stand to be around each other. Probably why they reformed and broke up several times.
I got this album when it was released (I was 13); it was my very first LP. I played it until the grooves wore out, and I know every note of every solo. The studio track is much different, but I LOVE this video, although I must admit that I miss Jon Lord's haunting opening (on a Hammond, no less!!). The lyrics vary a bit too, but I like them better than the studio version. (Ian hitting the ascending "laaaaaayyyyyzzaaaaayyy" scream is the stuff rock and roll dreams are made of.) thx for post
Saw them live January 1973. Hitchhiked 180 miles to and back. The backup band was pre-Stevie Nick's Fleetwood Mac. One of the great days in my life. Wouldn't cross the street to see any of today's hip hop garbage.
Three rock bands that owned the 70s ...the purple were the top ...I grew up on this sound.
I can't get enough of that distorted sinister Hammond B3 organ dueling with Ritchie Blackmore on his Strat
Rather unique, isn´t it....? ;-)
Power amp distortion, totally different to preamp distortion plus the Hammond chucks out tons of harmonics, wasn't meant to but it does! :o) Totally know what you mean, just doesn't get old as it was old to start with! LOL
I love it rock on mike
lord ran his hammond through a marshall stack also to be able to hold a stick next to blackmore.
Agree, and on the topic of dueling how about Gillan & Blackmore in Strange Kind Of Woman live - now I tend to fancy myself when it comes to rock music knowledge so if you can tell me of another similar kinda thingy I'd love to know as to me it is totally unique to Gillan & Blackmore or did Plant and Page do it as well...
I'm not a musician, or a drummer, but when I listen to this I think Ian Paice is the leader of the group. He sets the table and has unparalleled rhythm.
Agreed!
The whole band was fantastic. Jon Lord was a monster on the Hammond B3.
Man, I miss musicians who could actually play and sing. Long live long haired party rock!
Steve Morse is not that bad as Ritchie's replacement. I like Ritchie more because, I mean you gotta give more respect to the man who wrote the riffs than one who can replicate them, but he covers most of Ritchie's songs really well. I don't know about Don Airey though, Ritchie Blackmore is a legend as are all Deep Purple members, but Jon Lord was such a unique musician, I think he is irreplaceable. Still Ritchie Blackmore and Brian May still have their acoustic live performances they do today.
But the most talent for a live rock band today(not counting classic bands that still perform) is Muse. Matt Bellamy has a unique vocal style, mixed with some classical piano playing, and kickass guitar riffs(I say riffs because Muse isn't really about solos, they have a few kickass progressive solos, but most of the time its just the vocal melody done on guitar) Chris comes up with some of the most memorable basslines, and he is an excellent backup vocalist. Not to mention he is a one man band, he sings, he plays guitar, keyboard, bass, harmonica and drums. Dominic, doesn't sing, in terms of live performances, he only does the drums but he writes all the synth rhythms they have.
I recommend you look up their song Survival live at Rome Olympic Stadium 2013, or Space Dementia live at Reading Festival 2011
Philip Dallmayr and Jon Lord's ORGAN!
@@Chico50445 Here is some seriously great music from 2019.....insanely good:
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Yeah u and me my friend
The dope was more pure back then
Jon Lord sometimes makes me want to quit guitar and learn the organ, but then Ritchie Blackmore brings me back to the instrument I know and love.
You can do both, ya know! YOU are the instrument...ya just havta get into the technique...and play on! I can play just about any instrument there is...I'm not very good on some because I haven't spent the time. It comes down to; How bad do you want it? Spend the time and you will be rewarded. The music is in your ear/mind...Go for it!!!
@@MrCrossbones2008 i like you.
And then Paice persuades me to smash kits intead, Glover calls me to learn Bass and Gillan says fuck of all and lets try these screams🤣
Missing this passion and creativity so much in todays music! Purple was at it's best at this stage! No other band still today can get to this level!!!!
I'm happy that young people are getting a hold of this. It hit me when I was 16 (WAY back!). Long live rock!
I was 8 back then and I'm still loving this music.
Ian Paice was a monster!!! Grotesquely under rated 🤘
He still is a monster in a good way.. On drums
Ritchie Blackmore was the best guitarist this band ever had. The groove! The style! The coolness! Nobody has matched him! NOBODY!
He'd been with your wifey or what?
I actually don't know if I agree with that statement. What I WILL agree on is that the Mark II line-up made the best records, and Blackmore's riff-writing was pretty damn integral, on that score. Don't get me wrong, Blackmore is a great guitar player, great tone, etc. But, for my money, both Tommy Bolin and Steve Morse are more impressive players, overall. But, again, from a composing standpoint, Blackmore has the mantle, so to speak; I'd honestly pick him among the five best riff writers in all of rock, and that's a GIGANTIC gift. The other four? Keef (Richards), Page, Iommi, and Hendrix. Gosh, that was surprisingly easy!
This band rocked. Real musicians playing. Not corporate producers.
Every great band has their musical masterpiece..... this is one of those.
"I wanna live I'm was just misunderstood" made my fucking night with that
"Lazy" is a fantastic, forgotten blues-rock gem that goes beyond Ten Years After into an organ-orgasmic galaxy.
Beyond "Religion" by TYA ? Well I love TYA for who they are/were anyway. Rock and Roll Music to the World is an unknown gem of an album...
Deep Purple's best line up ever.
Dear Mr. Gillan, I had the privilage of seeing you in concert when you toured the US promoting the Machine Head album. I remember the concert like it was yesterday you guys were absolutely amazing.Thank You and God Bless.
Ian Paice!!!!!!!! Fabulous tone and rhythm from his drumming😁😁😁😁
I love, love, love, this live version !!
I just love the guy's comment saying, person,"You can't rock out on a Hammond B3," Jon Lord, "hold my beer" true classic
It's rare to find this quality live and on stage these days.
Just love it!!
DP were ahead of their time on this song. Richie seems to be lost at around 3"25 but makes up for it.
John Franczak
sorry 3:07
Well, the drugs were also pure those days...
:)
@@boing2203 Deep Purple MkII members sometimes drank lots of alcoholics, but other than with MkIII member Glenn Hughes and MkIV member Tommy Bolin, any other drugs didn't play any role then.
It was part of the show.
Five guys having fun with a performance of the highest level....Nice!
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At their peak (MACHINE HEAD lineup) fuhgedaboudit!!! So talented. Every member kicking serious butt. Tell me one thing, kids: how has the UK managed to put out soooooooooooo many GREAT musicians??? I mean, bloody hell.
Richie blackmore....freaking the one and only lead guitarist
All only-just ex-session musicians, Ian Gillan was in London's West End as an understudy for the lead. And they are still doing it 50 years later!
After wwll as the uk rebuilt there was a big push on the youth going to art schools instead of heading to dead end industrial jobs. Then the kids got hip to american blues and rock n roll. It was a perfect storm. The Beatles hit and the rest is history......
Yeah during that time black Americans had already moved on to soul music, motown, etc...and white Americans were either still doing the Elvis style of rock, country or surf rock--so the Brits took old blues music made by older black Americans and flipped it into their own version of blues/rock and it went huge.
There is a reason, I swear there is. I have story.
Can't believe that you could ever possibly dislike this. Whatever music you like, whatever God you pray. This is music. TOP.
Deep Purple mark 2! The best one...
Ian, absolutely stunning 😍😍😍 and what a voice.
Галактика гениев! Джон Лорд, Ричи Блэкмор и Йен!!!!Спасибо Богу, что он послал их нам !!!
Молодь подгребает,учиться
Saw this lineup twice in the 70s and they fecking nailed it - no backing tracks and miming in those days.
The best band todo planet
This is the real thing. No auto tune. Just the greatest music ever
..the "Ian scream" one of my very favorite things of all time
great - for ever
Ian Paice - what a drummer for a band
Ian "animal" paice is fantastic
Amazing truly amazing these guys can play
How could people dislike Deep Purple? Crazy!
What I love is that the piece so patiently develops, slowly building to a rocking crunch. Plus, you can so well hear the different instruments - and it really rocks!
Absolutely brilliant. Outstanding musicians.
Ian Gillan is an awesome singer. Every member of this band is great at what they do. Paice is a drummer's drummer. Blackmore is great. The late Jon Lord smokes that Hammond.
Lord of the Organ
Гловер чем плох что ты не написал о нем?
This is so fucking awesome to see classic fucking deep purple Love it!!
Some of the best live footage of them I've seen, totally agree!
Golden Five of DEEP PURPLE :)
+Goran Vojinovic Tako je Gorane !!!
Pravo ste!
😎
Real Mothers of Rock Music.
Such Craftsmanship... utterly entertaining... and I'm in love with that Rickenbacker bass... Roger.. Gimme LOL
Deep
Purple
were
a
frickin'
top
rock
band
!!!!!!!!
Heavy metal with a soul. Electric music will never again be what it was in the 70s.
Glen Agree with you but it’s Heavy Rock, have always disliked the change to Metal, even Ozzy hates the term.
the first rock song i ever heard,, forever changed my life,, my mind was blown within 20 seconds of hearing this song in 1972 .. machine head is a masterpiece for all time
Highway star was mine you just got to get going on the bands of the 70s an early 80s blacklight joint strobelight
It was Hush for me
Amazing sound quality for such an old video! It must have been mind blowing to see something of this quality back then!
It's obviously remastered.
Yes it was!!
No this isn't a remaster. This is the house mix from the board to the video recorder. You don't remaster tape. No need to.
"This is another off the new album Machine head it is out in a few weeks time" gives me chills just thinking about being there and hearing this. They didn't know at the time that it was gonna a classic album. Wish i had a dollar for everytime I listened to Machine Head, I'd be rich.
Good Lord. Awesome.
Это шедевр!!! Сейчас так никто не играет!
What a wonderful flashback. Yeah... I'm feelin' lazy.
How can ya not like Deep Purple ? This is good shit !!
What a great band
thank you LORD. and all the rest of the crew, obviously. great version of a great Purple classic! love xxx
Ian Piace - MONSTRÃO!
Deep Purple - a band's band.
I was 16 when this came out. Great timing Mom and Dad!
They were just at their BEST !! RIP John !
Perfection. Yet to be surpassed.
Best band ever!!!!!
Ahhh the early 70s, weed ranged from 15 to 20 bucks an ounce, beer in the bar was a dollar or less a bottle and this kind of Rock-n-Roll stirred the soul.
One of the best Marks of Deep Purple... Mark II (Gillan, Glober, Lord, Paice and Blackmore )
The mind blowing' tunes of high school... Loving it still...outta school in 76
You're lucky. Backstreet boys were the tunes of my high school years...
Man, what a drummer ian!
Beautiful...
Ian G. I am totally in love with you and have been since I was 6 or 7 years old. One of my uncles had the first album that DP came out with. I am 56 now and I am a singer I did a cover of Smoke on the Water and I am trying to relearn Child in Time I am a lifelong Fan of yours ♥️💯🤘🤘✌
Amazing this has always been my favorite band. All of them are superb musicians every one influenced me I even played drums because of Ian Paice, Jon Lord is so extra groovy on his B3 ,and Ian Gillian bad ass. Ritchie Blackmore took guitar playing to another level. This concert is like Gold. Thank you for sharing this wow.
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You are fantastic Ian there are no words to adequately express the joy and harmony you have given me over the many years. Thank you for sharing your talent with the world. 🖕👍✊👏👏👏
I love you Deep Purple Ian Gillan, joe lord 💜💙💚💛💚💙💜
R.I.P. John Lord
This is just as good as it gets. Live music, played by real musicians, rock, blues and organic. Skill levels of all of the legends that are playing is up in the clouds. They were in the wave of British rock bands that paved the way. Deep Purple, Led Zep and Black Sabbath. Now looked upon as an era that will never happen again, simply because these guys had to learn their instruments. Everyone wants to play in a couple of hours these days. And that's why music like this will never happen again.
"Sad but True"
One of the greatest intros..of all the 😊
I love listening to real musicians! Not corporate paid tools!
You need to get a psych evaluation.
@Ulf Knudsen Influant?
Maybe you mean influential.
Yes!!
WOW !!!!!!!!!!!
I feel you bro
Rhythm and blues, loves it, and they nailed it
High and chilling with music that new generation will never understand or know about how awesome those times was
one of the best 70s band .classic
Музыканты великолепны, Ритчи просто гениален, БРАВО ООО!!!
this is from the time when musicians worked at new concepts and jammed like there was no tomorrow, all the while having fun, which is so very seldom seen today
When musicianship was more important than ego... even though that did get in the way sometimes..
The best band in live shows
+Thiago Lehn no doubt, absolutely
Ian Paice - absolute animal on the kit!
AWESOME!!!!
Too bad Deep Purple didn't get into the rock and roll hall of fame while Jon Lord was still alive.They better start inducting more quickly because they won't be around for their own inductions.This was great watching this.I am 63 and have loved them from the beginning.
Deep Purple... I love them dearly and appreciate their music... this is REAL music, rare to find music like this nowadays with all the corruption in the industry.
AFTER 30 plus years ,she really is lazy ...what great song. Ian you will always rock
Experienced deepest of purple in Greenville memorial auditorium, the biggest little auditorium in the southeast of the USA. It was deep purple, opening for the Uriah Heep tour. Our one of many historical jams!
Genuine Rock n Roll , you know this set the stage for many to attempt the follow.
One of my favourites from Deep Purple.
What the fuck was I thinkin, this is a favorite since I was a kid, and now with this, fuck yeah, "deep purple", takes number one bad ass hands down !!!!
One of the all-time greatest band line-ups. A bunch of guys who couldn't stand each other made some of the best music in history. One of my favorite bands... ever. Thank you, Deep Purple, for the enjoyment and influence you have given my life, and music!
Really they didn't like each other?
@@kellyzang8423 From what I have read, and seen in interviews, it's mainly Gillan's animosity towards Blackmore, and Blackmore's disdain towards Gillan. That always caused friction between them all. They loved playing together, but couldn't stand to be around each other. Probably why they reformed and broke up several times.
I got this album when it was released (I was 13); it was my very first LP. I played it until the grooves wore out, and I know every note of every solo. The studio track is much different, but I LOVE this video, although I must admit that I miss Jon Lord's haunting opening (on a Hammond, no less!!). The lyrics vary a bit too, but I like them better than the studio version.
(Ian hitting the ascending "laaaaaayyyyyzzaaaaayyy" scream is the stuff rock and roll dreams are made of.) thx for post
Saw them live January 1973. Hitchhiked 180 miles to and back. The backup band was pre-Stevie Nick's Fleetwood Mac. One of the great days in my life. Wouldn't cross the street to see any of today's hip hop garbage.
Top shelf group. So glad to see them live several times. Last show was in Pretoria with Uriah Heep. Epic night.
Fantastic performance of great rock band !!!!
I could listen to this band all day, every day.
Ya who sounds anything close to these guys today. Non.!!!
What an intro! Incredible artists
I was 15 when this album launched... I can remember spending my last $5 on it. a generation of pure rock.
Holy fookin shite!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is the finest version I've come across!!!!
Woooooow! Músicos de a deveras! Esta interpretación de "Lazy" es de la mejor que he escuchado! VIva Deep Purple!
Супер песня такую очень громко слушать колонках S-90 !
Великому Джону Лорду пусть земля будет пухом и вечная память !
S-90 + Бриг 001 !
@@maxim2663 не, надо хотя бы как у меня в гараже;))
It don't get any better than this!!!
Amazing!!!
Awesome jam!
the harmonica is a very nice touch
It was a french horn, you ignoramus - and you don't touch it, you blow it.