Deep Purple - Lazy (Live, 1972) 

Nah, sorry, but I’m still in 1972. Toss me a rope if you don’t mind.

А то!С 1974 года по 2024 по Кайфу!

just got reminded why i am stuck in the 60s and 70s rock era

Yep!

Yeppers - I am. 65 years "of age" and will still be listening to kick-azz 1970's Rock when they scatter my ashes. Old-Skool Classic Rock Rulezz !!!

seriously,did they leave me outta Rock History...again

Yeah 👍👍

If you aint left handed you cant cover DP drumming with the feel captured hear. 😮 its a spiritual "drummer" thing and here we witness a god in action

Those trinkets during Ritchie's solo were craze balls

Watching again in 2024!

The live album that sounds made in studio

Bit like the Datsun cars of the era!.... So much better than the Cars built by the British Unions in the UK! ((Having a laugh...calm down....))

This is not from Made In Japan

​​@@Kris.G'est toujours du Deep Purple ...c'est le principal 👍👍👍

Agreed!

Согласен, только Гилан не воспринимается, лучше Хъюз или Гловер.

Будет лучше 😊

Yo diría que si. Que alguien les va decir que los escuchen por que serán eternos Tengo casi 70 años ❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊😊😅😮😢🎉😂❤

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Мне 23 слушаю только зарубежную музыку. Свою не признаю.

Stones, Beatles, Cream, The Who, Allman brothers, Creedence, Grand Funk, Hendrix, could go on and on.

@@garlandphipps7622 The Sweet etc. etc.

And Status Quo, I did hear most of them them ,

Oh man that must have been awesome!!!

Queen? No no...

Absolutely agree: he plays with power, economy and accuracy but it is the sense of swing that marries the rhythm of Glover with the competing leads of Lord and Blackmore to such great effect.

I agree

Well, he's got the right "pace" for certain!😜 Paice and pace are pronounced the same I reckon?

Correct. He had a real ‘funk’ to his rock drumming. Really brilliant.

Ian's the man, i love all members, that intro, John Lord, Ian Paice...amazing.

No doubt greatest of all time.

Best version of whole Vivaldi's Summer on guitar!!! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nO8WdJgiWy4.html&start_radio=1

I agree. And the Made in Japan version is mind blowing

damn straight i love my Morse years and feel grateful but every once and a while i head back and just breathe it all in ..my guilty pleasure after seeing them 43 times live in concert its a turn back i am always grateful for

I have been since the late 70's. This must have been crazy loud in the front row. We yoused to play the album thru my 1980 Marshall, Yes you can do that. Louddd.

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I agree love it from 72 to 2022

2112 .... y para toda la eternidad

2100 This song will awesome

Still going strong

Yes but Ian still goofed up the lines. What a great screamer,

Amigo yo ya dege dicho que en mi funeral LAZY de las primeras y después que sigan con rock Asta que nos PUDRAMOS

PORQUE CREES QUE ESTÁS VIVO...

I'm sure as fuck not dead.@@miguelangelperezolivares2379

I'm certain I am alive and well, thank you.@@miguelangelperezolivares2379

Siiiiiiiii, pronto en Santiago de Chile. Septiembre, 2024.

Hell Yeah!

I am 66 , brilliant xx

I'm 70 😂😂😂😂

They still are! Saw them in June...it was amazing and a damn honor!

Stupido.

Bok sekašta mi radiis

I don't think any band can top them at talent at all 5 positions.

You said exactly 👍🏼

Definitely. He's not a nice guy I hear and not easy to get along with. But 1 of the best ever

@@kevingyurecz8177 You're right he's not a nice guy and very hard to get along with but 1 hell of a guitar player.

I agree. He does not get what he deserves.

Van Halen and Hendrix were utter rubbish. Page is a good axeman, however, inferior to Ritchie Blackmore.

@@thomasgood3472 I agree with you also. Guy made a comment on a channel awhile back that Jon Bonham was 10 times better than Ian Pace which was total BS. Both of them playing at Bilzen Live in 1969. Was awesome.

Me also good question❤ he was a real drunk but we all were so no clue on that one shame❤

Lazy live made in Japan absolutely brilliant 👏.

Certainly one of the best rock tunes.

Keith Emerson would like a word with you.

Ray Manzarek has joined the chat

The guy from the doors was pretty heavey. Also grand pa Munster could tickle them i keys to I would say also honorable mention to the babe in the Archie's. But she was hot couldn't get threw the morning on Saturday without her and ain't jamiyma yo I didn't have the Joan Jett and Lita runaways album sleeve I borrowed off my buddy back in the old hood yet but it served a purpose I guess

Rick Wakeman: Yes.

Ahem. Gregg Allman?

d d Not only that, but two additional things, one, he didn’t have a bunch of effects pedals to color and clutter up his sound, and he also never really played anything the same way twice. That last one, especially, has always been one of the major ways I gauge the skill of a guitarist. Put your ass out there and risk it and let’s see if you can find your way back home again. Not many bands left willing to do that, if they’re even capable.

@@jonp3890 Amen to all of that!

Billfinger It always amazes me how often Blackmore is overlooked or an after thought as one of the true rock Guitar Gods. True Legend.

It's the truth. This is the Deep Purple band. Period.

@@masiaseddievelaromero2973 And Blackmore has far more influence on the next generation of top guitarists, Vai, satriani, Van Halen, etc than Clapton, Page or Beck did. Not that they are bad guitarists. 😉

WOW!!!

Probably on their setlist anyway

@@RuunteKnuut Thanks, dude. Party animal!

gracias,you did well.

top performer at the top of his game. either that or some very very very very very good narcotics (although I doubt that)

@@BiffChunksteak Drugs don't give you talent.

Pure talent. You have to be born for this.

❤️

This is me taking a break from watching Jethro, live.

Next to Paul Rodgers, that is.

best part of the song :D

😢гениально,и какая то какашка,типа макаревича что то из себя корчащая где там в подземелье.Это на все времена!

Same here. Quality is to stay.

Im so jelly :D How old are you guys ? I really love this band ( DP is my 1st fav band ever :D) but I haven't ever seen they in live :(

Lucky you brother.

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Exacto .tanto sentimiento y Gillan con varios instrumentos además de cantar por dios q músicos 👏👏👏👏👏👏🎸🎸🎤🥁🎹💋💋💋💋💋

I was gonna say the same thing. They look like they were having a lot of fun. Yes, infectious!

Россия слушает

I was 16 when this great song came out and I loved it. I'm 64 now and I still love it.

2040 and further more it's still gonna be awesome

@@valeriimarkin7839 воистину

@@user-lk2fw9mp1e да будет так!!!

No shit.. right along with Steppen Wolf

So glad I didn't give em a spin until I'm 47. Get to discover all of it for the first time.

Мне кажется- greatest hard rock band ever. Они хотя и в зале рок-н-ролла,но я с трудом представляю танцы под purple. Реально в роке D-P- лучшие.

Me too, all of the above. Those were the days, my friend.

If you were born anytime in the 50’s you had the fortune of hearing these songs when they were first released. Awesome decade to be born.

@@Dan071459 peak of Humanity, all downhill from ghe 73-77 to 2022 Third War...

EXACTLY the SAME for me! 😳. WOW! ✨👏🏼😎✨

Your mom knows good music

My mom passed yesterday & she approves!😅

in 1973 my mom bought me a cheap stereo 4 christmas because we were poor & i loved it i sold enough mexican that week at school & made in japan live was the 1st album i bought

I have got It from my granmother..... As an italian I was surprised ❤❤❤❤

My favorite guitarist since my teenage years

You’re headed in the right direction kid! Welcome aboard the purple train.

You my friend have excellent taste in music! 👍

I listen to this song damn near every day.. and some times just a lot...lol Greatest groove of my mental music library

Twisted. This track hit me when a was a few years younger than you are now. And let me tell you @ 65 This tune still gets me movin and groovin. If you like this keep searching the late 60's 70's and 80's there are so many groups you will dig (that means like) Keep Rockin young man.

@@yocoach6556 Similar here.. i was ~13 and heavily played my older(11 years older) brother's 8-track of Machine Head. Lazy was by far my fave (then Pictures of Home)..that was 1978.

Ну основной состав все же числится в живых😅

А мне 70 и также как в юности , мурашки , это навсегда , спасибо огромное . Они супер !!!!!!!

ПОЛНОСТЬЮ согласен!!

I'm Purple too.. and black S.

Totalmente saludos desde. Costa Rica 🇨🇷!

I wish i could be u in that time

You are a lucky men. Congratulations!

It's been three years since post. Do you still have ticket stub and remember concert like yesterday

Lucky ❤❤❤

Couldn't have said it better.

Totally agree

👍👍👍👍

Yes sir along with AC⚡DC , Led Zeppelin Black Sabbath ,

@@lion-667 Queensryche is a tad newer but also blows me away, especially their pre-Empire albums.

@@Blomhaus Someday you're going to grow up and will probably learn to converse in a civilized manner.

@@Blomhaus poor boy :-(

@Chris Richardson huh? I’m a 38yo ex professional female athlete who repped Manchester and England. I’ve no time for music made for money or games consoles, but have zero contempt for those who appreciate gaming. And are you really patting boomers on the back for creating the environmental movement; please, the eco system is on it’s knees; you haven’t accomplished shit. We out here battling with extinction rebellion to save the next generations. Nice try tho.

@@brumuli Your language is about wealth and class, so bands like deep purple and counter-culture never represents your values. I’ve no doubt Tristan, that you would consider me “poor”, but I’m rich in loved-ones, community and accomplishments. I stand by my original statement, and you’re welcome to disagree; however the younger generation who have little opportunity to pursue meaningful careers and purchase property are facing economic, societal and environmental disaster; something your generation has done nothing but accelerate.

@@Blomhaus There is no greater trouble when ignorance is coupled with perseverance, poor boy.

Certainly in the top five. Hard to pick one.

Rick Wakeman was a great one.

​@@everetttauscher8377Keith Emerson Uber alles

Bernie Worrell for me, but Jon is right there too.

He's certainly in a class all by himself! The band was having a hard go of it in Pittsburgh one evening, Gillan was struggling with a sore throat, the openers that night had the sound an absolute mess, & if it could go 'wrong' it did... Then after 1 song, Jon, playing very softly with one hand, waved to the band "Come here" & they did. They seemed to 'huddle' like football players, and after maybe 20 seconds or so, (I have no clue what was said??) these guys were having a huge laugh on stage, & they actually started the show over. It 'seemed' like these guys, veteran rockers by this point, were so "into it", happy up there, having fun as they absolutely killed it from then all the way through the encores. Magical night, one of my top concert memories ever, & Mr. Lord said or did something that night to get his buddies back to "who they were & what they did" as well as any band I have ever experienced... in a matter of seconds, pure genius!

Обожаю эту версию

@@user-dr8hu9li8z Я тоже. Этот концерт, вообще, суперовский👍💜

Ответ через год.Джетро Талл ложит всю тему DР на рельсы и кИдает в топку!Смотри ЛОКОМОТИВ......

@@user-wo8xn9ss9r Переведи... 🤔😊

The word is him NOT hime.

That's an awesome story @Kim Strain. I love Deep Purple too, got to see them live in Florida in the 80's after Perfect Strangers came out. I think we all experienced something like your bus stop story when we were young, often resulting in a lifelong love for a band or type of music or other art form. I remember a family vacation spent at my Uncle Frank's place in the 70's in upstate New York. He was a rocker, played guitar in bands and had tons of rock albums, and one day he played Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon. I was completely blown away and set out to collect every album they ever made. To this day I remember that vacation and how it influenced my love of music in general and rock in particular. Cherished memories that stay with you forever. Thank you for sharing yours :)

way to go Tracy.

zenmaster356 thank you for that...and your memory too. I think something that stirs a poignancy in us should be shared.

That is some great storytelling. Are you a writer? That was good!

Beutifull whiten, I understand your feelings :-)

Demonrats and the climate cultists are going to outlaw cooking with gas, ya know.

Led Zeppelin? Black Sabbath?

@@rodrigos.thiago6224 While Zeppelin and Sabbath are extremely groovy, they have a completely different groove Deep Purple. I love all three bands. All three are unmatched by nowadays bands.

Yes there is. Check out this song done by Jimmy Barnes with Joe Bonamassa.

groovy yet not sluggish. i can still feel the pattern.

I agree!

Я тоже слушаю, получаю наслаждение, мне 60.Всего доброго.

Your dad's a great man I love deep purple too 🤘

Thank you, my friend,👍

That was a mouth full 🤩

One Of My Favorite Songs Ever!

Согласен , я за то же тока СтоЯ !!! Браво

А я все, в тираж вышел, как говорят ни капли в рот, ни сантиметра... Только слушаю.

Пойду чачи врежу

The lemon twigs?

Nah, it's crap of a shit of the hell