Deep Purple - Wring That Neck 

Super batteur effectivement !..

blue cheer, flower travellin band, mc5, pentagram, iron claw

Hard to omit The Who in this conversation....

@@Thundergod- the who and the kinks were punk As FUCK!! great call

non dimenticare ..... che erano gli anni 60-70.........credo che le band anni 2000 siano superiori........ultimamente mi sembra un deserto..........greats from italy

Eddio PinaR, you are very wrong. Your rock musical education is elementary.

You nailed it.

*Blackmore

Jimi Hendrix.

@@StefanoDallAgata Why, BECAUSE HE DIED?

@@ChristineDe1 because Jimi was Jimi.

Page is better

who is asking?

the Zeppelin fanboys.

What about The Beatles?

lol still mad that lz is more famous than dp

Filippo Forni, pfft. I'm a Led Zep fan-boy and Deep Purple were one of the greatest ever, definitely one of the best live acts of all time. So who is really asking again?

Gonzalo Rosas A copy of a master piece.

Antonio GB a copy of what?

@@antoniogb3975 If you are referring to It's A Beautiful Day's Don and Dewey, this came first.

oh yeah

+nsandor72 I Love Deep Purple

Ils sont tous bons ! 😆

Been listening to that album for years like 20 years but for whatever reason never heard that song in its entirety until recently. But straight up masterpiece. The fact it can switch tempo in a second makes the song so much better, especially the ending.

I've got this album. Had it since 1985 and never listened to it. I'm ready for it now.

The best

In a way, you are correct! (and it is all thanks to the forgotten Vanilla Fudge)

My brother gave me his copy of the Tetragramaton release in the 70s. I was too young to really get it at the time, but by the time I was 15 it became my favorite record, and it is still one of my favorite records of all time.

This is the first rock album I ever bought. While the Mark I Deep Purple wasn't as big as Mark II, they were really good. I like their cover of Help from Shades of Deep Purple for example. Not as loud or hard as Mark II, but a very good sound. I liked both though I started to lose interest around Burn.

That was Rod Evans. He also sang for Captain Beyond in the early 70's.

Arthur Washburn really?

that´s right..

That does have a pleasing symmetry to it

BiffChunksteak >>> 🤣🤣🤣

beatles are given too much credit for being nothing more than "heartthrobs".

Deep Purple were heavily influenced by The Beatles. Try harder next time.. lol

@@timothyn. can you show an example of an original song that was heavily influenced by the Beatles?

@@ChaseThePinballWizard Listen to the Abbey Road album. It's like Dark Side of the Moon or In Rock - an absolutely timeless album. Some of the songs run into each other and some are just filler songs but whole album listened from beginning to end with each song in its place makes the album an absolute masterpiece. Love Me Do and Hard Days Night and all that old crap is not the real Beetles. They weren't heart-throbs by the time Sgt Peppers came out. Too much credit - WT absolute F dude??? LOL You simply don't know what you're missing. Their later repertoire is friggen amazing. Some of it almost hard rock too. White Album While My Guitar Gently Weeps is George Harrison ripper.

@@ThePaulv12 👎no

Jon is a superb master musician and composer. But live? Not really. Don Airey much better.

chriskoz99 >>> Bullshit! What have you been smoking and can I have some of that?!!! Airey is more like a plastic, Pez-Dispenser of a human jukebox, whereas Jon Lord played with organic gravitas and soul! Pfffft!

@@christo6765 I haven't seen Don Airey but Jon Lord blew my mind.

Jon lord is EPIC.

Dokładniuchno:)

Wielka Sra

Nope. „Wielka gra” to inny utwór, dokładnie „Madame Cohen” Toma Crandella i Jacka Bove’a. A sam utwór był już w latach 60. w kronikach filmowych, jeszcze zanim to powstało.

@@MurzynZBangladeszu Bardzo ciekawe. Dziękuję za komentarz.

You can't argue with that.

What about the other 19 % ?

...and in between!...

AHAHAHA

I thought the same.

KKKKKKK NICE

Kkkkkk

É no episódio que tem esse petardo como trilha sonora que o pica pau entorta o bico!💜💜💜 🪵🐦🎵🎶

You are the cause of the 2 dislikes

+Tyler Costa Ritchie and the ghost of Jon Lord disliked this(not sure if I spelled his name right)!

Toney Isaiah - You were? That's amazing.

That is very funny.

you re probably right on that. Ritchie admittedly has taken material from all over the place. He regularly quoted Hendrix for riffs for example.

Except I don’t think Brits knew who Woody Woodpecker was.

Hahahaha!!!!!

@@thetruthhurts6652 of course we do mate, Woody Woodpecker is after all based on a folk character from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. 😊

@@eddhardy1054 did that folk legend have the woody woodpecker theme song 😜

To be honest he is out of key on a few notes...but who cares ?!

Yes i know ive been trying to get it right for some time now.

not really Fed. its rather simplistic and a bit of a jam. Any amateur classical or jazz pianist would rate this as very elementary. But in the mostly self taught rock world it is unique and exclusive of the run of the mill. I do love it dearly.