Great rendition. People sometimes forget that the guitar and organ solos were improvised on the spot in Purple. Few cover bands if any could come up with anything as inspiring as Purple did for one night only in July in Japan, 1972.
thank you all of you for making us feel all what we had felt once before, in the early seventies, when pop-rock music was at its prominent period... same vibes, same thrill and same awsome pleasure... bravo to you, turkish guys, well done !!!
Outstanding! Did anyone else notice that the keyboard player's dark sleeve against the dark background made it look like Thing from The Addams Family was playing the organ solo?😆
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Are you freakin kidding me right now!!! Best cover ever of Lazy I've ever seen, you guys oooze cool, as a matter of fact, I just looked up the word cool in the dictionary and I saw a picture of you guys. Well done.
Meus amigos, muito obrigado por sua música. E que estúdio lindo!!! Vocês são excelentes músicos. Forte abraço do Brasil. (I'm writing in Portuguese to show the diversity of the international acclaim you deserve. You're awesome, thank you!)
Excellent when i was a wee lad we would listen to deep purple made in japan for hours over and over smoking weed foing lsd . Its hard to believe we all stayed safe through those days. Theres no doubt God had a hand in keeping us safe. We were such meatheads great work guys
Hi Guys! This was FUNtastic! I enjoyed every nanoseconds. Thanks for the JOY! And special greetings for the lefty guitarist - coz I,m lefty too. Wish better than the best!: a Blackmore-fan (only) drummer from Hungary
Oh Ya!!! That's what I'm talking about!! Awesome job and I just loved the way the singer faded in and out of the set and kept the focus on the musicians. Not to mention that this is one of my favorite D.P. songs.
Brilliant! My God, that solo is such a demanding gymnastic. No wonder only few dare to play it like that. This was better than seeing the real DP now days, saw them in 2011 and 2017.
I don't think that group has existed since 1993 when Blackmore was overcome by his delusions of grandeur, and left for good. He may still be trying to get over that someone painted "Clapton is god" on a wall, but never did that for him..
@@jhandle4196 You really self indulged in that little fantasy of yours. Lets face it, DP was Ritchie... the most important ingredient. Without him DP would've been just another Episode Six, Trapeze, or so type of a band, local and long forgotten. Cheers!
I really enjoyed, and thank you very much! Three members, especially, a guitar player really understands what Ritchie Blackmore 's guitar playing and tone like! Once again, thank you very much guys!
Yeah, that lead guitar player is a great Blackmore lookalike. I like the faithfulness to the song once they started in with the tune. It was very good.
Loved it it reminds me of Melbourne in the 70s when bands rehearsed in the garage on weekends,Black Knight and Smoke On The Water were a favourite but if you could play Lazy!! You were king
I will say that this performance was spectacular. Excellent performance from all...and glad there are drummers who employ the electric kits too. I loved mine, because it recorded to music so well! Great job guys! OH...I liked how the singer just slid into the frame and out again...nice touch.
