It's ben 51 years since I first put on headphones and listened to Deep Purple in Rock. And, still, never once in all those years have I ever been disappointed by Ian Paice. So talented .
Bravissimo Ian Paice ! non ostante la non più giovanissima età , il suo solo è ottimo in fluidità e il suo "grip" proverbiale ancora eccezionale : davvero in gran forma ! un grande professionista , sempre generoso nelle sue performance , anche se quà si spazientisce , colpa un monitor mal funzionante : ma lui è un grande signore , non lo deve dimostrare adesso ; la carriera parla per lui :) bravo Ian !
This is the best I've seen him solo in recent years, getting angry made him play like he did in his 70's hay day, that buzzing on the PA is fucking diobolical I don't blame him for being angry
He's mad because he's a professional and doesn't want his fans listening to feedback. Plain and simple... a lousy job by the sound man... and another great job on the drums Ian!
It probably wasn't the sound man's fault, small hard rooms are impossible. When you put a lot of mics and speakers close together in a tight space with a lot of volume you get feedback.
@@onemoremisfit Sure, a challenge but not impossible. I did sound for my old band (and I play drums). In my experience, it's best to mute all unused mikes during any solo or this can happen.
@@magster65 I too was a drummer doing sound, I spent 5 figures on gear, bought the lights too, because otherwise there'd be none. Had to be at the venue 4 hours early to rig it all up, ALONE, then I'd be there 2 hours after the gig taking it all down ALONE. Bar mgrs would ask where'd the rest of the band go, I'd have to explain that they wanted nothing to do with my gear so it was all my problem to handle. There was nobody to ride faders during performance, so I just had to set things for least chance of runaway feedback and keep fingers crossed. Floor wedges NEVER could go loud enough to cut thru stage volume without feedback and they would loop the stage volume back in your face anyway due to all mics leaking everything in the cramped conditions. I rigged IEM for myself, and the rest of the band resented me. The whole thing was such a miserable experience that I had to pack up and quit playing out altogether. Today I won't even consider playing in ANY band situation if my ears can't get a mix, and I am sitting inside of my instrument, something guitar players don't seem to comprehend. I don't care if it's a gig, a rehearsal, a tryout or just an informal jam at a party, if there's no monitoring then you guitar players have to put your speakers where I say, or I can just pack up and go home. If I can't hear anything but myself then I'm better off practicing alone anyway.
I had very similar to this happen while soloing - sidestage, in the dark the singer managed to kick the jack lead out of the splitter box for our intro tape/samples rig..."BARRRRRMMMM!!" it spewed through the monitors and PA. I use in-ears, but luckily I don't have the intro tape/samples in my ears, so was luckily shielded from it, although it took for what seemed like an eternity for the soundman to realise where the hum was coming from. Other times there's been horrendous low end feedback (as the soundman's got it into his head that he needs to fuck about with the drum mix) and on one occasion a Marshall chose my solo as the time to shit the bed and let out a God awful "GRRRRRRRRRRM" death howl. In this instance, it's not as if Paicey is genuinely mad, it's just nigh-on impossible to get a simple message across to a soundman who you don't know and you have to be as animated as possible to wake him up. Like in the studio, talking down your snare mic is the best way of being able to speak into the PA and get your message across. The ultimate worst when drum soloing is when the guitarists/bassist are backstage, but they forget they're on wireless and start widdling.
Wow, possibly the dumbest comment of the last two centuries. You don't get invited to perform at Buddy Rich events by being weak. Undoubtedly one of the greatest rock drummers ever, from the old school where influence came from further afield and subtlety was hand in hand with bludgeoning. Have a listen to Scandinavian Nights, Made in Japan and Live in London and when you're done cowering on the floor have a chat with Chad Smith
If the sound engineer is not responsible for sound than what is the point of having one in the first place ,i understand he has no control over the malfunction but he has control of the volume ...
Floor monitors just don't work well in small cramped rooms with hard reflective acoustics because they won't go loud enough without feeding back, that's why they become "fucking useless", and the mix that works for a vocalist won't work for a drummer, but you can't get separate mixes without a separate power amp for each mix. Then they just throw all the mic leakage back in the band's face, creating more unwanted stage volume and putting more total sonic energy into a small room that is already too loud. Floor monitors only work well in large spaces where you can get some distance between mics, speakers, and reflective surfaces, and even then they can have nulls and dead zones. That's why in-ear monitoring is a thing, because it solves problems. Once you get it dialed in it works consistently the same in every shitty room because it takes the room out of it. But it requires the band to proactively bring its own monitoring gear and take control of its own front end, and that's why every band mate of mine has been against it, they don't have to play while sitting inside of their instruments, and they hate drummers who don't serve their convenience. Ian Paice is rock royalty, he can stop in mid performance and have a fit and people still love him, as for me I was hated and had to pack up and go away, and it was all due to live sound and monitoring issues.
Ian's one the great drummers who never got the credit due him[what the fuck Deep Purple still not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Shame], but his flipping out during his solo was a bit petulant. I had my left eardrum blown out during a gig [monitor squelch] but kept on playing. Now that I can only hear 50% of the music onstage, I think of it as an improvement in my ability to concentrate
Non bastava il monitor, mettici anche la band che rientra in ritardo e lo costringe a finire "The Mule" da solo... quattro giri ha fatto per farli rientrare, ma loro nulla, al che è andato in corona finale sempre da solo e ciaooooo... Che puffaroli!!! Fortunati loro che Ian è un santo!
La band era nel camerino con il manager di Ian Paice ed è stato proprio questo signore a dir loro quando salire. Fortunati loro che hanno suonato assieme a Ian Paice, ricevendo, fra l'altro, un sacco di complimenti da lui.
Che figuraccia. Per fortuna che non è la classica rockstar viziata. Grandissimo. Un certo signorotto danese che dice che suonare la batteria é faticoso avrebbe un bel po' da imparare...
It always aggravates and irritates me when they talk about great rock drummers here in America. He is rarely mentioned, which is such a joke how pathetic people are and not realize how great this drummer is and was, and is on par with the best of them as good as John Bonham, in my opinion better but I’m a fan.
Bleargh Bleorgh He isn't soloing isn't too great, that's the thing. See a drummer that can solo with phrasing (Buddy Rich, Ginger Baker) and it sounds more like a song than it does wankery so the musical substance is more apparent.
It's ben 51 years since I first put on headphones and listened to Deep Purple in Rock. And, still, never once in all those years have I ever been disappointed by Ian Paice. So talented .
❤️
Ian PAICE ti amo anche quando ti incazzi. Grandissimo artista.sono innamorata di te da quando ho 5 anni sei un musicista pazzesco ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
One of the best and more agressive solos of paicey I have ever seen!
Gotta love Paicey and the big drum face. Still killin it after all these years .
Bravissimo Ian Paice ! non ostante la non più giovanissima età , il suo solo è ottimo in fluidità e il suo "grip" proverbiale ancora eccezionale : davvero in gran forma ! un grande professionista , sempre generoso nelle sue performance , anche se quà si spazientisce , colpa un monitor mal funzionante : ma lui è un grande signore , non lo deve dimostrare adesso ; la carriera parla per lui :) bravo Ian !
This is the best I've seen him solo in recent years, getting angry made him play like he did in his 70's hay day, that buzzing on the PA is fucking diobolical I don't blame him for being angry
Great solo. And it gets ever better after he gets mad!
That's what I thought too.
@@purpledude603 **÷mucica gospe
The best. Un mito inarrivabile
Superb drummer.
He's mad because he's a professional and doesn't want his fans listening to feedback. Plain and simple... a lousy job by the sound man... and another great job on the drums Ian!
It probably wasn't the sound man's fault, small hard rooms are impossible. When you put a lot of mics and speakers close together in a tight space with a lot of volume you get feedback.
He is the Man!
@@onemoremisfit Sure, a challenge but not impossible. I did sound for my old band (and I play drums). In my experience, it's best to mute all unused mikes during any solo or this can happen.
@@magster65 I too was a drummer doing sound, I spent 5 figures on gear, bought the lights too, because otherwise there'd be none. Had to be at the venue 4 hours early to rig it all up, ALONE, then I'd be there 2 hours after the gig taking it all down ALONE. Bar mgrs would ask where'd the rest of the band go, I'd have to explain that they wanted nothing to do with my gear so it was all my problem to handle. There was nobody to ride faders during performance, so I just had to set things for least chance of runaway feedback and keep fingers crossed. Floor wedges NEVER could go loud enough to cut thru stage volume without feedback and they would loop the stage volume back in your face anyway due to all mics leaking everything in the cramped conditions. I rigged IEM for myself, and the rest of the band resented me. The whole thing was such a miserable experience that I had to pack up and quit playing out altogether. Today I won't even consider playing in ANY band situation if my ears can't get a mix, and I am sitting inside of my instrument, something guitar players don't seem to comprehend. I don't care if it's a gig, a rehearsal, a tryout or just an informal jam at a party, if there's no monitoring then you guitar players have to put your speakers where I say, or I can just pack up and go home. If I can't hear anything but myself then I'm better off practicing alone anyway.
I had very similar to this happen while soloing - sidestage, in the dark the singer managed to kick the jack lead out of the splitter box for our intro tape/samples rig..."BARRRRRMMMM!!" it spewed through the monitors and PA. I use in-ears, but luckily I don't have the intro tape/samples in my ears, so was luckily shielded from it, although it took for what seemed like an eternity for the soundman to realise where the hum was coming from. Other times there's been horrendous low end feedback (as the soundman's got it into his head that he needs to fuck about with the drum mix) and on one occasion a Marshall chose my solo as the time to shit the bed and let out a God awful "GRRRRRRRRRRM" death howl.
In this instance, it's not as if Paicey is genuinely mad, it's just nigh-on impossible to get a simple message across to a soundman who you don't know and you have to be as animated as possible to wake him up. Like in the studio, talking down your snare mic is the best way of being able to speak into the PA and get your message across.
The ultimate worst when drum soloing is when the guitarists/bassist are backstage, but they forget they're on wireless and start widdling.
The Best of The Best!!! 👍💜
Drummers sound best when they are angry, it's just the way of nature
Ian Paice and the f...useless monitors!!😂 He is always brilliant, love his stile. Legend..
Woah, he's plays even better when he's angry!!
It seems so, but his drumming is still by far too weak to justify calling him one of the greatest drummers or even the greatest drummer.
Wow, possibly the dumbest comment of the last two centuries. You don't get invited to perform at Buddy Rich events by being weak. Undoubtedly one of the greatest rock drummers ever, from the old school where influence came from further afield and subtlety was hand in hand with bludgeoning. Have a listen to Scandinavian Nights, Made in Japan and Live in London and when you're done cowering on the floor have a chat with Chad Smith
@@WAHRHOCHZEHN th-cam.com/video/e0IuHPFblxY/w-d-xo.html
Oh yes Ian Paice is still the master after all these years. ..and even better when he gets mad...HA. Another legendary solo from Thee Master Drummer .
Idolo e umile
If the sound engineer is not responsible for sound than what is the point of having one in the first place ,i understand he has no control over the malfunction but he has control of the volume ...
Best drummer...👍
I have never seen anyone plays like him
Ha ha ha he plays better after he gets pissed off..u can feel the intensity went up a notch
Chi potrà mai essere come lui ? 😍😂
Io . Per lo incazzato .
monitor a 2000 di volume...ma come si fa? e per far incazzare Paice ce ne vuole...
Can we have everythin louder than everythin else ? except those fuckin monitors !
Bate muito muito experiência
le meilleur!!
Master of snare drum after Buddy Rich.
Floor monitors just don't work well in small cramped rooms with hard reflective acoustics because they won't go loud enough without feeding back, that's why they become "fucking useless", and the mix that works for a vocalist won't work for a drummer, but you can't get separate mixes without a separate power amp for each mix. Then they just throw all the mic leakage back in the band's face, creating more unwanted stage volume and putting more total sonic energy into a small room that is already too loud. Floor monitors only work well in large spaces where you can get some distance between mics, speakers, and reflective surfaces, and even then they can have nulls and dead zones. That's why in-ear monitoring is a thing, because it solves problems. Once you get it dialed in it works consistently the same in every shitty room because it takes the room out of it. But it requires the band to proactively bring its own monitoring gear and take control of its own front end, and that's why every band mate of mine has been against it, they don't have to play while sitting inside of their instruments, and they hate drummers who don't serve their convenience. Ian Paice is rock royalty, he can stop in mid performance and have a fit and people still love him, as for me I was hated and had to pack up and go away, and it was all due to live sound and monitoring issues.
Fuckinng IAN PAICE
Hey, at least he showed up on time for the song and didn't throw water at the sound man !!!! Ian is the best !!!
Randy Pacchioli Is that from the live Come Hell or High Water video? Ritchie?
EL MEJOR
Didn't know Paice could get mad. The hum of noise interfering with his groove.
Ian's one the great drummers who never got the credit due him[what the fuck Deep Purple still not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Shame], but his flipping out during his solo was a bit petulant. I had my left eardrum blown out during a gig [monitor squelch] but kept on playing. Now that I can only hear 50% of the music onstage, I think of it as an improvement in my ability to concentrate
Funny how he doesnt even give a fuck at the end and finishes The Mule without the band lol
The video sounded better after he had them turned off. Paice is a pro.
Ian Paice goes one better than the Hulk....
'you'll like me EVEN MORE when I'm angry....'
Tra l'altro fai incazzare Ian Paice durante l'assolo di batteria e te lo fa ancora più massiccio ^__^
Non bastava il monitor, mettici anche la band che rientra in ritardo e lo costringe a finire "The Mule" da solo... quattro giri ha fatto per farli rientrare, ma loro nulla, al che è andato in corona finale sempre da solo e ciaooooo... Che puffaroli!!!
Fortunati loro che Ian è un santo!
La band era nel camerino con il manager di Ian Paice ed è stato proprio questo signore a dir loro quando salire. Fortunati loro che hanno suonato assieme a Ian Paice, ricevendo, fra l'altro, un sacco di complimenti da lui.
I'm sure Ritchie would have handled it the same and been cool and calm as well....
Quando si incazza suona ancora meglio!
i HATE drum solos .....but loved this
Paice like a silk!!!!!
To this day they still haven't turned those monitors off.....
monitor was too loud or what? seems he wanted it off. i remember i stopped bc mine wasnt loud enough so i couldnt hear anybody else.
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Fucking A... I started getting mad myself.
what????
Ci voleva tanto a spegnere un monitor? Probabilmente aveva il jack del segnale in corto, il rumore era quello. Brutte seghe, voi e chi vi fa lavorare!
povero ian io odio interrompere i miei assoli
ma specialmente per lui che è stato fermato da un errore tecnico
Che figuraccia. Per fortuna che non è la classica rockstar viziata. Grandissimo. Un certo signorotto danese che dice che suonare la batteria é faticoso avrebbe un bel po' da imparare...
Lars? Ma perché è pure un batterista? È una mezza sega
drummer 84 un attimo Lars suona la batteria
IAN FUCKING PAICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Trust me, a nasty mains hum in your monitors really pisses you off!
I love Ian Paice as a song drummer but as a solo drummer not so much. He has chops and groove so why not combine them more equally during the solo?
_øff_
It always aggravates and irritates me when they talk about great rock drummers here in America. He is rarely mentioned, which is such a joke how pathetic people are and not realize how great this drummer is and was, and is on par with the best of them as good as John Bonham, in my opinion better but I’m a fan.
less or even not "including" all cymbals while soloing ! not like back in the seventies, a pity !
TURN IT OFF MAN TURN IT OFFFFFFFFFFFFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I monitors fanno un casino (inutile) della madonna e la colpa non è del fonico? Di chi è allora? Del barman che serve le birre?
R - r - L - l (? xD
Bater num tambor só qualquer um faz.
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poi ci chiediamo come mai i grandi artisti non vengano in Italia... quanto dilettantismo che abbiamo in questo paesino
Ke vergonniaaah!!1!11 Sukkede dl in Ittalliaaah!!1
che figura di palta, solo in I-taglia poteva succedere
Ke vergonniaaah!!1!11 Sukkede dl in Ittalliaaah!!1
A lousy sound man will piss a drummer off!
Paice is fantastic. His solos are too much B Rich though - a litle boring...
Dear god, the drum solo is a terrible invention. We must end them now. Who's with me?
Bleargh Bleorgh theres something worst. BASS SOLO
Bleargh Bleorgh theres something worst. BASS SOLO
hooleeto They are both bad. I can't say which one is worse.
Bleargh Bleorgh He isn't soloing isn't too great, that's the thing. See a drummer that can solo with phrasing (Buddy Rich, Ginger Baker) and it sounds more like a song than it does wankery so the musical substance is more apparent.
+Bleargh Bleorgh I'm with you, and I'm a drummer
Un po' troppo fighetta mestruata.... Altri grandi non romperebbeto....vedi Simon Phillips un vero signore
per quanto sia una leggenda vivente, non vi era bisogno di protestare a mò di sceneggiata napoletana......Boria Inglese