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It ain't Deep Purple without Jon Lord and Ritchie Blackmore. Gillan WAS the best singer out of all their lineups, so it's good he, Roger and Ian Paice are still at it. Kinda. That McBride dude doesn't even open SOTW the classic way that Blackmore did. Ritchie started it out at the 10th fret. He doesn't do Ritchie's fills in the verses, and his solo was pathetic. Airey is complete devoid of Lord's charisma and energy. I'll play my vinyl from the 70's , and watch old videos of the REAL band. Mk II was the best version of Purple ever.
Sorry disagree .. been a DP fan since the early 1970s, saw them live 3 times etc etc. Gillans vocals are weak, stage presence and energy is poor and (with one exception) they LOOK behave and sound like a tribute band of geriatrics
Steve Howe is totally underrated! Even though this is not my beloved Yes. This band is so great Saw them tour Close to the Edge 2 years ago. I've learned to appreciate their precision. Sorry I missed it.
indeed! Amazing! I put up more but for whatever reason RU-vid said copyright violation. I've posted in my Facebook Group "DJ Buddys Rock Garden" if you want to see more.
I saw them with Steve Morse in '01, and they were great, but thats a long time ago. McBride is indeed great!! I put up more but for whatever reason RU-vid said copyright violation. I've posted in my Facebook Group "DJ Buddys Rock Garden" if you want to see more.
Sorry I never got to see Yes with Bill Bruford on drums. The first time I saw them in '72 he had just left the band only weeks before. Eddie Offord was behind the soundboard though mixing the show, that was pretty insane. The opening band was a little 4 piece group from Los Angeles, California who were seeing some success at the time with their first top 40 hit called, "Take it Easy." Yeah, it was the Eagles opening the show... for Yes! Bash me if you will, you're not going to like this but it's kind of sad to see Steve Howe playing with what is essentially a Yes tribute band. RIP Chris Squire. It is not quite the same thing without him.
Wow! Great video. I missed the show but am grateful for your post. A bit of Machinehead to start this day. They still look & sound so good. Love Deep Purple! Thank you.
My pleasure, truly! I put up more but for whatever reason RU-vid said copyright violation. I've posted in my Facebook Group "DJ Buddys Rock Garden" if you want to see more.
I don't blame Gary for singing a lower key. He's been doing this for 24 yrs now and is nearly 50. If Freddie was still alive he would have done the same as Gary.
Heck Freddie was doing it when he was alive. There's a lot of shows when his voice was trashed and he took songs down a few keys and sometimes Roger helped carry him.
You'll never find another Queen tribute band who has as much energy as ONOQ. Gary is incredible ! They are always sold out in France and they sell out a ton of venues in the US as well.
@@denise2648 Freddie's voice aged alot in the 80's and ducked high notes to save his voice and had more freedom in the studio. Gary absolute nail's Freddie's older voice.
The biggest who fan you could ever find here. Rodger is screaming but screaming underneath the recording of the scream. So it’s about 70/30 playback. The playback is still an unedited scream from roger however so don’t let it take away from the voice he has/had
He's 80 years old or close to it who really cares bubblegum music. Most talent in that band was fired. And Gene Simmons is the world best chatski seller.
Cool and is it live or is it Memorex is just all to common these days. When I worked in club land at one particular show there were a few girls that really could not sing but were very cute. Dull stuff, we could have found 100 other singers in a few days... I was always so delighted that NYC had an amazing music scene, till the sound board tech became the real talent. One guy I worked with passed up Lady Gaga. Enough said... ;)
If anyone is interested in playing this on guitar, the chords Groucho plays (as near as I can figure) are: Verses - C (A7) Dm7 G7 C C7 F F7 C Ab6 G7 C (1st turnaround - D7 F G7); Bridge: Em B7 Em A7 G D Ab6 G7. On the first verse, he skips the A7, but plays it on the next two verses. If you want to play along to the video, you’ll have to tune all strings down a half step to be at the pitch of the recording.
It's not his playing we hear on the mix, but he's definitely showing he can play guitar and knows this song. I wish he would´ve showed off his musicianship in their movies like Harpo and Chico did. Being a guitarist I would've really appreciated it. Guitar players were so underrepresented back in the day. 🤣
@@jaelge Yes, I agree it’s pre-recorded, and Groucho is sync’ing along to it, but doing a very good job of playing what one hears. I’d also have liked to hear more of his guitar playing in the movies!
