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Thanks for checking out our Deep Purple reaction. Child In Time is quite a peculiar song tbh.
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@thancrow 2 года назад

R.i.p. Jon Lord. His playing of the Hammond organ was magical.

@davorcihak7330 Год назад

He is the first known person to put distortion on Hammond organ.

@wessyh 2 года назад

Live version is a must

@hugomartinez4482 5 месяцев назад

Yeah 1970 on that British show

@zigababnik8780 3 месяца назад

Studio one is much better, especially the guitar solo.

@genghiskhan7041 9 часов назад

Naw, the studio version is far better and cleaner.

@benshafer5198 2 года назад

Lex was right, again. It has been said that the song is a Vietnam protest song, and I always believed it was meant to depict a soldier returning home with PTSD. Ian Gillan is one of rock's most skilled vocalists and starred in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Jesus Christ Superstar in 1970. Amazingly talented band. 'Lazy' is a great blues rock number. ✌

@dashriprock5720 2 года назад

Cold war not Vietnam

@arautus 2 года назад

Lazy is another great Deep Purple song. Ian Gillan also wrote this song. He is an amazing artist.

@arautus 2 года назад

@@dashriprock5720 This is a protest song to the United States' war in Vietnam. The lyrics were written by lead singer Ian Gillan.

@dashriprock5720 2 года назад

@@arautus Well why don't you look it up. There are interviews regarding the song and the origin with Ian Gillan specifically saying it was about the cold war. Vietnam was not a war that involved the UK. their stress was being minutes away from Soviet nukes. I didn't pull it out of thin air

@dashriprock5720 2 года назад

@@arautus Here you go ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OkveukuxQ3Y.html

@stefan_becker 2 года назад

One of the most amazing or should I say iconic hard rock ballads of all time. These vocals of Ian Gillan!

@SirDingle 2 года назад

You have to listen to the live version. It is infinitely better and sounds different. Its also one of the best live performances of all time.

@catman2629 2 года назад

The Made in Japan live version is superb , when Ritchie lets rip with the Strat .

@stevemartinez5067 2 года назад

Yes definitely needed to do the live version to understand how masterful and powerful this song really is!!

@menotu000 2 года назад

I will never understand how people think live performances are better than when they recorded at their absolute prime (studio). Inevitably live performances change the song so it never resembles whatsoever the album you bought. A Good 60% of the time I cannot even recognize the live version till they get to the chorus. That is not superior IMHO.

@CliffinAZ 2 года назад

@@menotu000 there are some bands that clearly sound way better live than in the studio. Also, obviously not all live performances are the same-e.g., a band in it’s prime vs. one way past it’s prime. In the case of the Live in Japan performance being referred to, it was from 1972, at a point when Deep Purple was in its absolute prime, particularly in terms of live performances. The guitar solo in that version is amazing, surpassing this one. There’s also a great live version from 1970, the year this song was written (although the soloing in the ‘72 version was more polished). Check out either of those 2 performances and I think you’ll agree that it’s even better live. Deep Purple live was a force of nature when those guys were in their prime. But I love the 1970 version, because it was all footage from one performance, and you can really see how they play it. IMO the live versions have a level of intensity that the studio version doesn’t quite capture. Something important to note is: just because a version of the song is a studio version, does not mean it is the best version. It depends on the song, and how good the particular band is live. There are plenty of cases where live versions of a particular song far surpass the studio version. There can be different reasons for that. One is that the band has a great live sound that they can’t capture in the studio (where instruments are being recorded in isolation). Or in some cases, the song is very newly developed (or even half-baked) when it is first recorded in the studio, and then develops into something much greater as the band gets more comfortable with the song and gets the additional practice playing it.

@catman2629 2 года назад

@@menotu000 have a listen to the live version from Made in Japan , it’s high quality recording and the footage is on RU-vid , I hope you enjoy it . This amazing recording was 26 yrs after the US had dropped the Atom Bomb on Japan . I think one of the concerts was from Nagasaki which was rather second city to be A Bombed

@TheOneAndOnlySpookySteve 2 года назад

Ian Gillan, probably one of the greatest vocalists of all time. You should check out the live Made In Japan version of this tune. It changes things up, while still maintaining what make this so great.

@basseon 2 года назад

Sure if you had seen the most version of this song, live 1970, you would have enjoyed the high notes of the singer because we can see the work, passion and talent behind it. It's a very high note and he does it alone. Actually stopped doing this song at some point because it could damage his voice.

@AlexBarregon 2 года назад

Deep Purple is my all time favourite band. Purple is best served live 🤘🎸🎸

@tubedriver009 2 года назад

Live version is great but this studio version off the "Deep Purple in Rock" Album is the greatest rock song of all time off the greatest hard rock album of all time. Thought so 50 yrs ago and nothing's changed.

@richardb1280 2 года назад

During the 80s I became a big Deep Purple fan. In the mid-90s I got to see them for the first time. It was in a small venue in Toronto with about 100 people. I was standing less than 20ft from the stage with Ian Gillan, Ian Paice, Steve Morse, Roger Glover and Jon Lord right there in front of me. RIP Jon Lord. I saw them 2 more times in the next 10 years in big stadiums including one show where they headlined with Emerson, Lake and Palmer. Child in Time is one of my favs from them and to hear them play it live was amazing.

@ptrlxc 2 года назад

Wow amazing.

@j.h.3777 2 года назад

I also saw them at the Montreal Forum - best show ever! Then I saw them in Toronto at a small venue but I was disappointed because it wasn't the same lead singer. No comparison.

@BeeLineEast 2 года назад

Got to see them in !972 Machine Head tour. ELF was touring with them at that time.Great concert.

@BeeLineEast 2 года назад

@Chief10 Beers Yeah the good old days of real music.

@BeeLineEast 2 года назад

@Chief10 Beers You are right about it being junk. In the old days you could tell each band buy just hearing them. Now days they all sound the same to me and trashy .

@musicaficionado2974 2 года назад

Technology is nothing without talent. If you watch the live version you will see the technology is minimal. The music is being created right in front of your eyes. It's all about the incredible talent of most unique artists of all times. Love your reactions! Thanks and God Bless!

@detomaso_6235 2 года назад

If you want a couple of catchy uptempo bangers from Deep Purple, listen to "Space Truckin'" and "Woman From Tokyo". Another great song is "Lazy"

@nielsokkema3134 2 года назад

Burn works as well

@robertlight2370 2 года назад

“Fireball” too.

@gj8683 2 года назад

This lineup of Deep Purple was not into drugs. They played too well to be doing that. They also had at least one song from the In Rock album (same as for "Child in Time") called "Into the Fire," which was an anti-drug song. The drug problems didn't start until after Glen Hughes joined (cocaine) and later Tommy Bolin (heroin). After a hiatus, the "Child in Time" lineup reformed and again, no drugs. Booze, yes, but they had that under control.

@leetroy3129 2 года назад

So they claim. But Blackmore and Gillian both caught Hepatitis B. Gillian claimed it was from mistakenly drinking out of someone else’s Coke bottle. Highly unlikely. Hep B is a BLOOD BORNE pathogen. Also I heard drummer Ian Paice say that the entire band’s drinking was out of control. Especially Gillan’s.I’m not putting Gillan down. He is in my top 3 favorite singers along with Robert Plant and Dio.

@ralphfiligenzi6180 2 года назад

Led Zeppelin WERE into drugs and they did play well, not as well as they wrote their music. (not that I'm promoting drug use).

@carlcauch2413 2 года назад

Those who listened to and got into this were definitely stoned, I know I was and chilled out to this.

@BensSoZen 2 года назад

@@ralphfiligenzi6180 Yep, mainly you want to avoid practicing on certain drugs, but you can certainly play at your highest level on some of them, depending on personal physiology.

@ralphfiligenzi6180 2 года назад

@@BensSoZen Another perfect example is Aerosmith in the 70's.

@andylipiro3862 2 года назад

Should have done the live version from 1970!!

@suvi7741 2 года назад

The live version is a must! It’s a quicker way to catch the vibe. One of the greatests songs made, especially when considering that it’s from 1970.

@completecharleston7142 2 года назад

This was a Vietnam War protest song, and one of the best rock songs ever. I first remember hearing this on a late night college radio station and thought "wtf, who is this band?" All members are top tier musicians, and their album "Machine Head" is probably their most well known, lots of bangers on there (especially "Highway Star"), and then they've had numerous member changes over the years. Drummer Ian Paice has a RU-vid channel that's pretty cool to watch.

@donlebo6824 2 года назад

This wasn't a "Vietnam protest song". It was inspired by the "cold war" tensions of the time and war, and inhumanity all that and Vietnam may have figured into it, but Ian Gillan and John Lord have said, it was inspired by the "cold war" and "the mood of the moment".

@ShawNshawN 2 года назад

Deep Purple was HUGE in Russia since it vibed with their disaster in Afganistan parallel to Vietnam for the US. They were still touring there 10 years ago.

@wittay 2 года назад

The 1970 live version is so much more intense, and feels like a more complete song. Also, Perfect Strangers is a great song by Deep Purple.

@billt9480 Год назад

love Perfect Strangers

@timpafundi6321 2 года назад

The definitive version is one they did as a TV performance in some European broadcast. You can see them all their finery and glory. ALL HAIL RITCHIE BLACKMORE!!!

@gregorypaul9955 2 года назад

The screaming is essential to the theme of the song,,,which is WAR and the madness of WAR! The vocal range of Ian Gillan is amazing!

@Webrider357 2 года назад

There is a 1970 live version of this in " COLOR " that truly catches the vibe.

@-NemoMeImpuneLacessit 2 года назад

There was Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and Deep Purple. Those three British hard rock bands took on the world and won. They spawned thousands of other bands and changed music. Proud to be British.

@Gokke888 2 года назад

Do not dizz Uriah Heep :)

@eddhardy1054 2 года назад

@@Gokke888 True, Heep were special too, especially circa 1972 😊

@billt9480 Год назад

yep

@AL197845w34832479823 Год назад

yeah and then you had duran duran boygeorge spandau ballet and crap like that lol...In a decade you destroyed everything

@-NemoMeImpuneLacessit Год назад

@AL197845w34832479823 hey negative nelly, we also spawned Mötorhead, Iron Maiden, Saxon, Judas Priest , The Clash in that same time period, don't foist your playlist on us lol.

@markyoder4633 2 года назад

The live version really takes off

@20centswortht91 2 года назад

Blackmore, Gillan, Glover, Lord and Paice - all the albums by these Purple members together are iconic.... and they WERENT drugged out - they were all super talented professionals and very very competitive....

@jamesshort8660 2 года назад

One of the most perfect rock and roll songs ever made. Ian gillen's voice is haunting Richie Blackmore's guitar is sharp and clear and everyone interlocks perfectly

@richardtaylor8595 2 года назад

Ian Gillian is the most powerful vocalist ever. Your body gets goose bumps when he hits the high notes. I cry every time I listen to this song. His voice is crying for lost souls in battle.

@retiredfirelt586 2 года назад

Other great Deep Purple songs... "Nobody's Home" and "Perfect Strangers". Thanks for the reaction. OH and "Lazy".

@cryptoking7093 2 года назад

Now you're talking!!!!

@lenegois4057 2 года назад

Burn is my favorite. With Ian pictures of home

@gj8683 2 года назад

@@lenegois4057 "Pictures of Home" also has one of Blackmore's finest guitar solos.

@BeeLineEast 2 года назад

@@gj8683 Check out Lazy Live in Copenhagen Denmark Ritchie does an amazing solo in that concert.

@vicprovost2561 2 года назад

These guys just oozed musical talent at all 5 positions in the group, everyone was one of the best in both their era and have stood the test of time. People will be listening to Deep Purple for centuries to come. This was also the best version of the band and that is saying something as many greats have played in this band the last 54 years. For a listen to this band's peak, try the Live and scorching Made in Japan. Try Highway Star, Smoke on the Water and the epic Space Trucking and that incredible jam. One of the greats for sure, more Deep Purple soon! Enjoy! 🎸

@marckusel5602 2 года назад

When music was music. Unbelievable talent.

@tomroome4118 2 года назад

Yes, Lex, this was a pretty spectacular time for music, my teenage years. At that time this stuff was not seeming to be that different. You and Brad have sampled quite a bit of it. To us then it was just what we heard. It's only now, contemplating what came after, to the present, that we can say what a great period for the creativity of music it was.

@AndyKdq 2 года назад

By far the very best version of this song is off of the Live album "MADE IN JAPAN" 1972,

@madmitch3365 2 года назад

Agreed. All of the songs on that album were better than the originals. A lot more energy.

@s.mcpherson6354 2 года назад

Not that this band wasn't into drugs. But younger reactors often mention drugs, yet they're more ubiquitous now than then. Drugs were just one example of the 60's and 70's culture being more relaxed and free. But that was precisely because people were breaking away from the tightness of the 50's and we were all chasing fantastic new experiences. Most of those experiences didn't need drugs. The idea that a band couldn't cut loose and access their 'psychedelic,' 'over-the-top' selves feels unlike what I experienced. It's more that people are just so uptight and judgment-prone today, that any time they see any human truly cutting loose, the automatic assumption is that they are an intoxicated human, not a truly free one.

@eddhardy1054 2 года назад

True Purple weren't really involved in drugs until Glen Hughes and Tommy Bolin came on board. Circa 1970 they were (in the words of the the late great Jon Lord) more of a "Scotch & Coke or Pint of Bitter band" 😊

@michaelhodgson662 2 года назад

Live version from made in Japan is the version for me!

@michaelsampson2063 Год назад

I was a little kid sitting outside my older brothers bedroom door while he was jammin Deep Purple. It's what made me decide what music I liked and am still listening to at 57 years old.

@Isleofskye 2 года назад

THE LIVE VERSION that most react to what have showef you everything Guys :)

@skygazer858 2 года назад

DP was a very good studio group, but live, they were truly AMAZING. I do agree with an earlier poster, listen to their song LAZY, which is a cover of an old blues song. I also agree with another earlier poster that this is about post Vietnam PTSD.

@craigplatel813 2 года назад

This was 1970. Post Vietnam PTSD not known then especially in England.

@jimmyduncan7650 Год назад

You two are precious. Beautiful souls.

@FloridaRocks 2 года назад

YOU MUST SEE THE LIVE VIDEO OF THIS FROM 1970 (as Vietnam is raging) -- OH PLEASE DO!! Also, been telling you about Deep Purples's song "Mistreated" live with Coverdale on vocals. It's sooo freakin amazing!!

@malcolm2505 2 года назад

BRAD LEX you must must watch this LIVE to get the true impact.

@JimmyRJump 2 года назад

Written in 1969 and played for the first time live at the september 1969 "Concerto For Group And Orchestra" at the Royal Albert Hall with the London Philarmonic Orchestra. Almost 53 years ago and it's still such an impactful song. A pivotal song also from an album that was the divide between flower-power pop-rock and Hard Rock. 1970's "Deep Purple In Rock" was THE album that paved the way for what we today call Heavy Metal. Never again would people speak about rock in the same way they did before. Guitarist Ritchie Blackmore changed all that in one solo. Singer Ian Gillan changed all that in a couple of screams. After "Child In Time", people were unable to see the world as it was before... I was nine years old and cried for the first time hearing music. It's an anti war song. The Vietnam era and some such; you know.

@paulwood5803 2 года назад

Sorry to disagree, but it was Black Sabbath who paved the way for Heavy Metal, Purple were more of a lead in to Prog and Stadium Rock.

@JimmyRJump 2 года назад

@@paulwood5803 Nope. Sabbath's first album was an attempt at making blues more heavy. "Deep Purple In Rock" was the very first album that entirely consisted of Rock taken to the next level that no-one understood in those days. Hard Rock. No-one said "hey, this is new" after hearing Black Sabbath or Led Zeppelin. But everybody did so after hearing Deep Purple In Rock. End of story.

@davidcarpenter9020 2 года назад

The live version is a must

@Meyzen76 2 года назад

The Live version is a must watch.

@MadBison66 2 года назад

so happy to see Deep Purple here. Amazing band. not one bad song. ever.

@Rogers_Ranger Год назад

This is such a deep tune ,props for playing this . one of the longest songs that why it didnt get played.

@clannad99germany70 Год назад

One of the best rock ballads ever written, made and performed within the history of RockMusic !

@MrDuncanquasar 2 года назад

Really need to watch the live version of this

@yozaseig3870 2 года назад

Oh no should of done the live 1970 version. It is epic and Ian Gillans vocals are mind blowing. No drugs for this Mark 2 version of Deep Purple, just boozy British lads. Absolutely incredible musicians. You should check out Ian Gillan doing Gethsemane from Jesus Christ Superstar. Stunning singer.

@melaniejordan1199 2 года назад

This is a perfect example of how much more amazing it would be to watch the video/performance. You get to see members playing instruments, you get to watch Ian Gillan (vocalist)... it's pretty amazing. Oh, Ritchie Blackmore!!!!!!!!!!! Well, everybody slammed on this! A total masterpiece. /m\

@KHETTIUS 2 года назад

I was introduced to Deep Purple by my mother when i was about 10 years old and it was clear to her Rock/heavy metal was what interested me musically, spent many a late night with her listening to all the rock bands she was into, Deep Purple's song Black Night blew my mind the first time i heard it, what an absolute banger of a song.

@Io-Io-Io 2 года назад

This version- the album version is definitely the best version of this song. Well chosen!

@cletushouse906 2 года назад

To bad you didn’t do the live video version of this. Will blow your mind. So much talent.

@tonym4432 2 года назад

This started off as a jazz piece in the early `sixties by Vince Wallace.A Californian group called Orkustra whose members included David LaFlamme and Bobby Beausoleil picked up on it and used for a basis for their own composition Bombay Calling. After Orkustra folded LaFlamme formed a group called It`s a Beautiful Day. Beausoleil ,who was an actor as well as musician , was also an associate of Charles Manson , and had no involvement in It`s a beautiful Day , although LaFlamme included Bombay Calling on IABD`s first album. Deep Purple member Jon Lord heard Bombay Calling whilst listening to IABD`s album,liked it ,and contacted LaFlamme to get his permission to use it as a basis of a Deep Purple track which eventually became Child in Time. I believe LaFlamme still performs today , meanwhile Beausoleil ,whose involvement with the Manson Family became deeper , with tragic consequences , currently resides in a secure establishment in California.

@graemem111 2 года назад

Wow. Thank you for that insightful and obviously informed post. Appreciated.

@tomrocks5367 2 года назад

You beat me to the punch. LOL.

@tonym4432 2 года назад

@@tomrocks5367 Sorry about that!!! Not to everyones taste obviously considering his background but the whole Bobby Beausoleil thing is quite interesting. He was also in a group called Grass Roots with Arthur Lee,who went on to form the group Love.Beausoleil`s nickname within the MF was Cupid,but Lee referred to him as Bummer Bob due to his drug habit. If B&L are reading this then Alone Again Or by Love would be a good track,The Damned did a cover of it which would be OK too.

@tomrocks5367 2 года назад

@@tonym4432 right on.

@Teresia12 2 года назад

My husband went to Vietnam twice and he said this was a protest song but also a song you could do some good Vietnam psychodelics to. Probably spelled that wrong. He was eight years older than I was. We met when he and I were stationed at the same Air Force Base. He's passed away now. But man what an interesting life he had and I am glad he took me on the ride.

@jbassguy571 2 года назад

The screaming part is just pure pain and anguish. Shocking to me the first time I heard it especially the live version that's been going around.

@HemlockRidge 2 года назад

Lex, Lex, Lex! There were no dinosaurs in 1970. My Dad had a COLOR TV in his own room.... and it was hooked up to cable.

@billyoliver4000 2 года назад

Cable in the 70's?

@HemlockRidge 2 года назад

@@billyoliver4000 Definitely!

@smittybenzo4693 2 года назад

In this episode of Brad & Lex, the vibe is set for this one. Beautiful raw drums and organ tones make this world possible. After the eerie chords are no more, the upbeat tempo recharges the couch couples "slow duet sway" into Lex's "frontal rock bop" and Brad's "swift sway" before returning them back to their trance like state.....And then SHOCKING them before the classic rock band exits the building.

@rvponto 2 года назад

live version

@davidsafford1423 2 года назад

I think there is a live 1970 version on RU-vid it's amazing

@tomrocks5367 2 года назад

Every so-called HAIR band of the mid to late 80's TRIED to emulate Ian Gillians wales and Ritchie Blackmore's solos. I also call Blackmore the John Lord of guitars. Great song, great reaction.

@egreene59 2 года назад

The late great Jon Lord on keyboards. There was no one like him. I was lucky enough to see him perform with the original Whitesnake back in 1983, and again with Deep Purple in ‘85 when the band reunited in support of their “Perfect Strangers” album. Great memories. I wish we had cellphones back then so that I could have taken some video clips.

@laupstad 2 года назад

This song was played at my uncles funeral by the church organist and he did an amazing job performing it. It was a suitably epic good bye!

@thorkildecliveland 2 года назад

You guys need to see the live studio version! Seeing Ian hitting them high notes are worth the watch.

@thomasconlee4939 Год назад

Brad nailed it at the very end...the difference between then and now is that the marketing is better. Today, corporate music confidently tells you what is a hit. Back then, the music industry was constantly trying to play catch up...Child In Time came out of nowhere.

@mikephillips1043 2 года назад

Heard this song for the first time in twister when they start chasing a tornado and Dusty starts playing it over the megaphone in his camper. The solo is insane.

@guyh2981 2 года назад

deep purple has been around longer than led Zep or a lot of other bands popular in the real late 60s or early 70s. my favorite band. ritchie blackmore is an awesome guitar player.

@jalkabre5904 2 года назад

Blackmore is my GOAT

@kurtsherrick2066 2 года назад

Absolutely!

@haraldmax9685 2 года назад

You do not know who the blind man is who shoots wildly, causing collateral damage in the process. From which you as a civilian get better to safety, because once in a rage, he makes no distinctions. The screaming is the echo of the pain of the innocent victims and if you have ever imagined napalm bombs explode near you and machine gun salvos and shrapnel hit next to you, you will understand the chaotic end of the song.

@stevemoss7793 2 года назад

Once that rhythm section of Ian Paice and Roger Glover hit their groove Purple are pretty much unstoppable!

@rmr5044 2 года назад

All I think of when I hear the solo is Dusty blasting this song from his RV in the movie "Twister"

@EessaTube 2 года назад

I once heard Ian Gillan say that Deep Purple is essentially an instrumental band, with some vocals thrown in for good measure. This song typifies this.

@sumonjamal1653 2 года назад

When Ian Gillan (vocals) & Roger Glover (bass) joined Deep Purple in 1969, the band already had 3 studio albums out... They heard the new 'heavy' rock from Led Zeppelin that year, but still recorded a concerto album w/ a symphony orchestra organized by keyboardist Jon Lord. Ritchie Blackmore (guitar) suggested that the band change direction musically and follow Zeppelin's sound... Ian Gillan's high range vocals and Roger Glover's production skills were invaluable in going that route. Deep Purple first released the single 'Black night' in 1970... instant success in the UK. Then, this album 'In Rock' was released, their first 'heavy' rock record... big hit in the UK and Europe. The US still knew Deep Purple from their 1st 3 records... so it took until 1972/'73 for the band to re-establish themselves in America.

@mikenastasi8927 2 года назад

This was released in 1970. You should really see the live version. This was from Deep Purple's 4th album In Rock. In 1970, Led Zeppelin released their 3rd album Led Zeppelin III and Black Sabbath released their first two albums -- self titled Black Sabbath and Paranoid. These 3 bands were probably the biggest influences for hard rock and heavy metal.

@rafaelorantes7185 2 года назад

Need it to do the live version

@Deathstalkre 2 года назад

Please do Space Truckin’ that is such a great Deep Purple song

@fern 2 года назад

Late 60's, early 70's were quite the times with the Beatles producing their best work, Stones, Deep Purple, Bowie, Zeppelin, Sabbath etc etc all producing most of their best work with the Vietnam war, Martin Luther King, Racism, the moon landing, Woodstock etc.. as influential feed for their creativities. "They're on some drugs" - Lex 😊 oh yeah 😂

@hilarymiseroy3251 2 года назад

That is an interesting statement. All the groups you mention are English but all the influences are American.

@ninoorjon 2 года назад

No, Deep Purple didn't do drugs.

@827dusty 2 года назад

Richie Blackmore, is one of the greatest Rock guitarists in the "Classic Rock" era of the 60s and 70s.

@dsomerville5293 2 года назад

The live version is mind blowing

@billtaylor3382 2 года назад

Man I love DP, So many night's sitting around with the girls and guys back in the 70's and having fun with the black light and strobe light.............Awwwwwwwwwwww yeah baby.

@sipope70 2 года назад

I love both Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple. But with Zeppelin it's like the band were striding accross the cosmos. Where as Deep Purple were the guys playing the gig around the corner. Both bands brought so much creaivity to music. I wish i could hear Deep Purple for the first time again.

@bikerbud3903 2 года назад

Need to do live version from 1970 also their live version of "Highway Star"

@karenlazenby6440 2 года назад

The lead guitarist is Ritchie Blackmore. He is who left Deep Purple to form the band 'Rainbow' with Ronnie James Dio. You should watch the entire Rainbiw concert from 1977, Live in Munich, but start with Rainbow 'Mistreated' Live in Munich 1977!! One of Dios greatest vocal performances as well as outstanding guitar from Blackmore. I think you will BOTH love this one. Very bluesy rock with unreal vocals. Enjoy!!

@sarahmcdowell6618 2 года назад

Part of this song's solo was played in the movie "Twister". It's what Dusty blasting out of his bus's speakers when they where all driving to go to the first tornado.

@neillenet291 2 года назад

You guys are missing so much not watching the videos of the bands actually playing. Why are other reviewers allowed to watch videos and live performances, some of them don't even pause the videos at all. You guys are the best, why won't you two let you do the same thing as those other reviewers?

@jalkabre5904 2 года назад

Deep Purple is such an amazing group... you should check out more of their catalog.

@malcolmwood5676 2 года назад

As others have said the live versions are more impactful with the solos more developed, especially the one recorded in Japan. Please give them a go when you have time.

@fittrad3r687 2 года назад

One of the best bands ever. Richie Blackmore solos were unbelievable.

@qualitycontrol2086 2 года назад

Live version is incredible - available on youtube

@KawaTony1964 2 года назад

You guys shoulda done the live version of this. Absolutely phenomenal. And you can see all the musicians playing their instruments.

@michaelpebbles6243 2 года назад

Good Choice. Ian Gillian, (lead singer) Was the vocals in the first Broadway production album, Jesus Christ Superstar, 1971. He played the lead, Jesus. Then the Movie came out with another person playing Jesus in 1973. Deep Purple are Icons in the 70's. An acquired taste.

@nicholasconnolly8141 2 года назад

Should have done the live 1970 performance that all the other reactors have done, now THAT is a vibe!!!

@simonroberts33 2 года назад

Ian Gillan, one of the best screamers ever! Such a great singing voice too.

@garymanders1273 Год назад

Ian Paice delicate drumming skills are superb on this track

@genghiskhan7041 8 часов назад

One of the greatest guitar solos ever.

@catmanpc9166 2 года назад

When Lex gave that "umm" when she heard the "ooos" it was perfect. An honest, guttural response to great vocalizations. I spelled the onomatoepeia the best I could.

@ryanjsgrandma2009 2 года назад

Vietnam was a rough period for our country, a lot of excellent music came out of that era. It did reflect the pain of the time.

@Catbytes 2 года назад

Hey, even "I" had a color TV by the time this song came along... and an 8-track tape player to listen to Deep Purple in my car! This song from the live Made in Japan album being my preferred version.

@kurtsherrick2066 2 года назад

Yes the Made In Japan Version is absolutely the best. The Band was on fire and no studio enhancements.

@cherisparkes4447 2 года назад

Holy H!! Wow! I knew and very much liked so many of Deep Purples songs 'back in the day' however, I cannot say (nor believe!) that I have Never even heard ofthis piece!! It truly IS freaking amazing!! every bit of it! I also Thank whomever recommended it because at 66 years old it's quite something to hear such an amazing piece as this which originates from 'my era' Thanks all❣️👍

@deportedsouls3165 2 года назад

The live version is great!

@andresflores1500 2 года назад

Most of you have it a wrong. It's a Viking lullaby. A death hymn embedded in their culture meant to make their young strong & fearless in the face of adversity, especially in warfare. The keyboard part was hummed almost like a drum effect. It's the spider in time that keeps mankind trapped within his own confines. The screaming is the agony of war. It's the horror of death.

@dannymoore6886 2 года назад

Jon Lord was one of the best rock organists out there. All them British guys were great! Children of the 40's and 50's. Classically trained musicians who were inventing rock and roll as they played.