Hard Lovin'' Man - Deep Purple & Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath, Kel-n-Rich First Reaction
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- Watch Kel-n-Rich go back to where it ALL began...with Deep Purple Hard Lovin'' Man and Black Sabbath's Black Sabbath.
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Ritchie Blackmore is a genius.
So was Jon Lord
Hard Lovin Man is the first metal gallop song that hundreds of bands used after. Written in 1969. The whole In Rock album is ground breaking.
Genre speed metal Deep purple creators of it
@@coopsnz1 Speed king , Flight of the rat ...
And on the next .. Fireball with double kick
k00p:-:p00k maiden wasn’t around on 1969/70
@@ponytrekker9315 YES !!! THERE WAS A BAND CALLED IRON MAIDEN 10 YEARS BEFORE THE MOST POPULAR IRON MAIDEN OF THE LATE 70'S/EARLY 80'S, BY THE WAY, THE NAME OF THE ALBUM IS "MAIDEN VOYAGE" (1969)
LUGER WOLF I stand corrected thanks for the info I will check it out as I am a maiden fan.
The holy trinity was supposed to be Purple, Sabbath and Zeppelin but in my book it was always Purple, Purple and Purple
Jon Lord - Keyboard Grand Master.
nothing can beat the experimentation and the creative jamming of 70's music
I'm 62.....Love Deep Purple.....I'm one of the older kids!
Purple, Sabbath, Zeppelin; they changed the game.
The unholy trinity
Thanks for delving into one of Deep Purple’s hidden gems. Hard Loving Man converted me to the Hard Rock Heavy Metal genre. Well done. Take a listen to another hidden gem...”Pictures Of Home” off the Machine Head album...one of Blackmore's best solos. It rocks.
ian gillan sang on the 'born again' album with black sabbath back in 1983.
'disturbing the priest' from that album has the most sinister and maniacal vocals you'll ever hear.
Best track on the album Not at all not in the least
Child in Time live from 70's
Yessssss... Black Sabbath. The holy grial of heavy metal, the before and after. 🤘🤘🤘
Black Sabbath, Black Sabbath is "no bullshit" metal. It is also very doomy.
#painintheask Solitude Aeturnus: Opaque Divinity Solitude Aeturnus are a mix between Sabbath, Candlemass, and Metallica. They are a heavily underrated band who truly invested metalheads know of and appreciate.
what a time to be alive as a kid (i was 16 in 1970) and the ridiculously high standard of bands and artists in those days,60's and 70's.Zep,Purple,Who,Stones,Sabbath,Floyd.....all at the same time !!
the concerts were legendary,every week in London,a mega band was playing somewhere in town.
were we spoiled do you reckon?
no internet,no mobile phones,no fucking staying in !
compare and contrast to todays indoor kids.
thank fuck i'm as old as i am.
Wow. I started getting into rock n metal in the 70s, and I still love all the pioneers. Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Rainbow, Dio, Judas Priest and so on. Reminds me that it was the decade that Meat Loaf started too. 👍
Deep Purple in Rock was the first all out heavy rock album, the most mellow track Child in Time was to build to magical solos and power.
Martin Birch, Deep Purple's producer, became Iron Maiden's producer
Tremendous song! I consider In Rock as one of the greatest Rock albums of all the times. And, well, what else can be said about Black Sabbath ?. Great reaction video!!
The song Black Sabbath was written when the band was still called Earth. They would put it in their live sets and people were blown away. Anyway after mistakenly being booked at a gig due to there being another band called Earth, a pop band, they changed their name to Black Sabbath after the Boris Karloff movie of the same name. Sabbath's first album was recorded in October 1969 and was released on Friday, February 13th 1970.
Hard lovin man of Deep Purple! One of my favorite ever!
Deep Purple In Rock!!! Such a classic album. This is the first reaction channel that I know of that has reacted to Hard Lovin' Man! Such a classic great song for sure! Thanks for reacting to something different than "Child in Time", which is also a great song, but every reaction channel picks that song off this album.
"Hard Lovin Man" is an excellent choice. The great Jon Lord does some things here you're not likely to hear anywhere else.
Both are among the greatest rock band. I like your reaction. The only word for ''Hard Lovin man'' is perfection.
Hard Lovin' Man!!!!! Deep Purple rules
Black Sabbath N.I.B please! Kel will love it!
This still gives me the same chills as it did when I heard it for the first time in 1971 aged 12. The so called "devil's chord", and Ozzy's fearful vocals . . .simply phenomenal.
Hard Lovin’ Man is a great tune, but I always thought Speed King (from the same “In Rock” album) was their first proto-metal song.
So, here we go:
#painintheask
Deep Purple - Speed King
Not proto metal...this is It
But proto Speed /thrash stuff haha
@@Nissardpertugiu The song is great either way
Deep purple were the first Hard Rock band to hold the title as the globes loudest Rock Band recorded in the Guinness book of records! Notched up117 Decibels with10,000 watts of Amplified sound which rendered some members of the Audience unconscious! This was at the Rainbow Theatre in London 1972. My older Brother was at this concert, I was 14yrs old too young to go thanks to my parents.
Yes, Both Deep Purple and Black Sabbath!!
Any Black Sabbath that are already suggested in the other comments
Deep Purple " Perfect Strangers"
Can't wait for your reactions to this song!
Keep Rocking 🤟
Perfect Strangers!!!
yeeeeeah good music fantastic the greatest group and song okey congratulations bye bye bye the Best deep purple yeeeeeah
Black Sabbath - "Into the Void", "After Forever", or "Supernaut". Great reaction as usual. Love the channel.
Hard Lovin Man--my favorite off the In Rock album
National Acrobat , symptom of the Universe Amazing ! Please please please !!!
i was 12 when I first listened to hard lovin man, my older brother had deep purple in rock on vinyl. one of the best albums of all time.
Both songs came out in 1970, but Black Sabbath came a little earlier on February 13th and it's this songs that is very often referred and regarded as the first heavy metal song
The release .
Not composition .
They played theses songs in 1969 with the mark 2 as well
I was 6 years old the first time I heard this Sabbath song, 1976
The first heavy metal song was actually "Born to be Wild" by Steppenwolf. The lyrics "I like smoke and lightning,
Heavy metal thunder, Racin' with the wind, And the feelin' that I'm under" was the first use of the phrase Heavy Metal in 1968.
What about Summertime Blues by Blue Cheer?It's heavier and it came out on 16th of January,1968 13 days before Steppenwolf's debut.
@@METALSCAVENGER78 Nothing in Summertime Blues actually references "Heavy Metal" . Yeah, it's got a heavier guitar sound, but the phrase Heavy Metal first appeared in Born to be Wild.
Another story is that Sandy Perlman, the Blue Oyster Cult mentor, first coined the phrase 'Heavy Metal' in relation to a music style.
BLACKMORE/RAINBOW/GATES OF BABYLON/STARGAZER/LONG LIVE ROCK'N'ROLL/and specially for KEL : DIFFICULT TO CURE (Beethoven's 9th)
I was around 4 when i first recall hearing it as my dad was playing it on the vinyl stereo all the time. Apparently I've listened to Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Alice Cooper, Rainbow, Uriah Heep, Queen and many others since around the time I was born. That was the music my parents listened to when I was growing up. My parents even went to a Rainbow concert when my mother was pregnant with me. Girlschool was the warm up band.
Have to react to DEEP PURPLE... STORMBRINGER
Great reaction as always. Born to be wild stephenwolf and Summertime Blues by Blue cheer are also considered the first metal songs.
I love how the album "13" ended with the rain 😎
The groove is for the future metal bands to follow
INTO THE VOID!! My favorite Sabbath song.
The last day at school, the music teacher said to class prior to the day, `as the next lesson is the last can everybody bring in some music {mainly vinyl } so that the class can ear the different tastes of music. I came with a Black Sabbath album and this track was played, the room was silent and the faces where somhig else, there was not much said or any comments made when it had finished. Years later i mean years later i still had previous class mates say to me , what was that music you brought in that day? i will never forget it, better late than never I guess.
You like all the music that I like. In my instance (of listening music for years) that's extremely rare...
You wasn't into deep purple because you are from America, US or Canada you preferred more zeppelin, the rest world knows what deep purple is))). Cool reaction by the way.
When Ritchie tackles the guitar --- he means business !
first heard Black Sabbath in 1970 as a 16yr old and of course it blew me away.
Was in a little club in the west end (of London) called the sundown and this came on.
Everyone said "what the fuck is this??"
they blew a hole in everyones grey matter and stayed there.
So began heavy metal,and it STILL has never been done better.
I agree with the fact that Sabbath were the inventors of what we call heavy metal. First time I heard the song "Black Sabbath" I was stoned of course and the song scared the shit out of me and excited me at the same time. That day in that bean bag a metalhead was born. I love your reactions! Keep up the good work! If you want a less talked about tune Sabbath song that kicks ass spin "Hand of Doom" I love it! A nice jam and killer Deep Purple song to check out is "Mistreated" if you like bluesy jamming then you'll love it!
Deep Purple was too.. but more speed metal way ..
In rock is as agressive if not more at times than Sabbath debuts
I was running around going to bars and the jukebox would play this song and anything they put out.🎸🍺
For Black Sabbath, I have a few suggestions:
NIB
Warning
Supernaut
Definitely need to introduce Kel to those
#painintheask
Have react to YOU KEEP ON moving by DEEP PURPLE
i was about 25 at the time and running around and if their was a jukebox where i was they were playing Sabbath or Jethro Tull and Deep Purple and bands like that, what a time to be into music.💚🛠.
Gotta say thanks love you guys you did my every request for s&m now my brother take her on the dio journey
'Black Sabbath' by Black Sabbath,cooking in the womb of metal,Sabbath slid out the birth canal and changed music forever.
I was prolly an infant when I first heard Black Sabbath. I was born in March 1970 and my dad was a big fan of them, I remember listening to bands like Sabbath, Judas Priest, Nazareth, Motorhead, Alice Cooper and whatnot as a kid growing up in the 70s. My first concert was KISS and Triumph in 1978, by the 80s I was into TNWOBHM and West Coast thrash thanks to my dad's influence.
Thank you so much Kel & Rich. Love you guys!
Jon Lord: Keyboard Master.
RIP.
I was 13. Begged mom for $$ to get the Deep Purple In Rock LP. Knocked the pimples off my face.
Only 40 pages? What's that, like a weekend for y'all. You guys are by far my favorite react channel. You listen to all and give your honest impressions. ✌
Aw thanks so much Jay. This is the standard that must be kept in order to keep up with the likes of all of you! 😉
Paschendale - Iron Maiden!! You will not be dissapointed I promise! Its exactly what you guys are into huge Orchestra like sound but plugged in and badass. Its a song about the battle of paschedale and they always do these types of songs justice.
Galloping hard rock paved the way for metal
This shit is so important! It's the foundation!
#Grand Funk Railroad Inside Looking Out. Awesome early metal! We called it "acid rock" back in '69! Yes, I'm old, but still rockin' at 67! Got a titanium plate in my neck from 50 years of headbangin'!!! LOL 😂
Yeah a rock anthem!
Sabbath "After Forever" is a surprising tune.
I read that Heavy Metal got it's name from a critic who said it sounded like heavy metal objects being dropped on each other, but it didn't say which song was being reviewed.
🤘 Damn you Purple and Sabbath, I'm OD'ing on this s***, this was 🔥🔥🔥 🤘
I wonder what the Rolling Stones and theBeatles thought when they first heard this?
That is an excellent question!
The Beatles probably nothing, they had split up when this was released.
They probably said, "Not bad, almost as heavy as 'Helter Skelter.'"
@@charlielightfoot7006 *heavier, much heavier
Probably Damn!
You got to play Warning from the same album. It'll knock your socks off, then back on again
DP are the father and the mother of rock n roll ever!!!!!
No head phone in my day when i bought this vinal had to listen to this with a soeaker at either ear whole album is awsome
I´m glad you are discovering really good music... I bought this record back in 1970 in a live concert in London and I had the big luck to meet Ian Paice and Roger Glover on backstage, they signed my record.
Are you for real GUYS...?!!! Maybe one if not the best video you have done from day one. What else you can think of these two, so enjoyable , hyping songs to get someone's attention and love in our beloved Hard Rock-Heavy Metal.. Marvelous..!!! Love, Respect and Cheers..🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
DP-Mark2 was quite simply the greatest group of pure rock musicians of all-time. With this monumental "In Rock" album they created their own genre. It was a genre of which only they ever played.
This is, by far, my favorite reaction video on TH-cam! The Hard Lovin' Man reaction was funny! :)
Howdy all. From Deep Purple, you should hear the first track from one of the greatest live albums of all time “Made in Japan”. Make sure it’s this LP, not live from Japan. The track is “Highway Star”....
One of the best live albums of all time. Uncut and raw.
Rickie Blackmore was ahead of his time and still is !!
50 year old rock and metal at its very best.Has'nt been beat since in my opinion
Props for "Hard Lovin' Man" reaction. Love that song! Haven't seen any other channel react to it before!
Not mentioning Nightwish and Maiden, you guys just scored huge amount of points for this reaction! Love Purple, and a killer track!
Can I request "Child is Time" from Deep Purple?? It will blow her mind!
Hello and thank you for your comments and suggestion, you are not alone. As you know, that song is loved and have been suggested many times in the last few weeks. We have it added to the list and we will get to it. Thank you for being here with us.
@@kelligafter502 , great to hear that!
Can't wait to see that one!
The live version off ”Made in Japan” is even better than the studio version IMHO.
I prefer the live 1970 (the one from the TV show) version, myself, but the MiJ one is great too.
Flavio R actually fish out of water reacted to that not too long ago hard loving man that is
You wont change me off of technical exctacy, amazing iommi solo
"John Hutto
2 years ago
Black Sabbath name came from Boris Karloff movie Black Sabbath"
Yes, they called themselves that way after they watched that American horror movie.
The Holy Trinity, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, and Led Zeppelin, we didn't have much 50 years ago but Christ we had some music to listen to.
I'm with you rich. Love the gallop . Always makes me want to go and work out. Gets the blood going. I was born in '71 as well
And YOU MUST HEAR RAINBOW Gates of Babylon Blackmore's favorite studio solo. Try some Blackmore's Night
Thank you for a great reaction,if you`re gonna do some more Deep Purple I would suggest you do anything from they`re classic live-album "Made in Japan"(1972), Deep Purple were/are one of the few bands that were actually better live than in the studio, they`re muscicianship on that album will completely blow your mind
This was the song I really understood I am a metalhead... I was 14
Kel, I can see why you feel Rich is so cute lol. This channel was created to introduce you to music you weren't privy to because of your background but to see Rich geek out over a song I learned to play in 1975 was priceless😅. You two were put on this earth to be with each other and I watch every video you produce. The fact that Kel is a classically trained pianist makes it even better because she gets it. Not to be corny, but live long and prosper🖖
I recorded an original song inspired by HLMs gallopy rhythm And you guys completely outclass that know-it-all Doug!
Bands like Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax, etc. all said if it wasn't for Sabbath, they wouldn't of been bands.
yeah I was located at the corner of pearl and silver st at 4:03pm when I first heard this................................Just Kidding ]:)
Ok so there are some songs that are considered proto metal although the band is not a proto metal band. Lots of arguments but my picks would be Blue Cheer's Summertime Blues, the Beatles' Helter Skelter and Iron Butterfly's In-a-gadda-da-vida. #MetalChickPick
Thanks so much for the comments, and as always your suggestions. I have added them to my spreadsheet and we will make our way to them. We don't want to miss out on any of this amazing music!. Thanks for using the #MetalChickPick, that makes it super easy for me to pick your requests out. Stay rusty my #MetalChickPick friend!
Rich! If Kel listens to the song Black Sabbath with you then she is a keeper!!!
God bless both of you, and Rich I respect you, I have shared experiences (see Alter Bridge Blackbird)
IN RO CK. My favorite song okey. fantastic. congratulations
By the way,Priest VICTIM OF CHANGES LIVE and PAINKILLER !
Live!!!
First speed metal song 1970
Speed King and Flight of the rat are both as .
Then next you have Fireball ..
Double kick drumming ..
Black Sabbath - Spiral Architect please
Kel, you're a lot braver than I am. There is NO WAY I could listen to this track with my eyes shut. #MAJORJITTERS!!!
Always loved the distorted organ in this track! And Ian's voice as always is AMAZING. And Rich, I think this song may have been the origin of Maiden's gallop. Purple is sick dude. Always!
The opening riff was based on Holtz "The Planets"
#KelsMetalMeltdown
Black Sabbath - Fairies Wear Boots (1970)
Deep Purple - Fireball (1971)
Judas Priest - Exciter (1978)
Ever heard of Uriah heep ? Same era and just as good . Gypsy queen was one of there best . Happy to see the appreciation of where it all started
Hello and yes! They are on the list already and we are making our way to them. Thanks for being here 😊
I would suggest july morning. and the song is called gypsy ;-)
+1 for July Morning.
Suicidal man...
Its mercyful fate before mercyful fate haha
Black Sabbath name came from Boris Karloff movie Black Sabbath
Hey there! Great songs and reaction. So many songs from Sabbath and Purple - speaking of evolution, hopefully you get around to Sabbath with Ronnie James Dio - anything from Heaven and Hell or Mob Rules - not a bad song on either album. And later Purple, maybe Perfect Strangers album, Knocking at Your Back Door is a particular favourite but again, no bad songs on that album. Keep on rocking #MetalChickPick
Hi Judy! Thank you for your comments and request, I have them listed in the spreadsheet and we will get to them ALL 😊 We don't want to miss out on any of them. Stay rusty my #MetalChickPick friend.
I consider Heaven and Hell to be a perfect album!