while i agree this is one of the best ones, i wouldn't go as far as stating it is the most underrated guitar song in music history. i'd rather see Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Free Bird" as the most underrated guitar song in music history. anyone agrees?
my daughter 12 years old had a autism,always quiet,not even speak sometimes but when she heard this song with steve guitar solo she cried.......its so deep she sad to me
Beautiful story, n feelings I can identify with! Thanks for sharing that. I wish we could get off the merry go 'round of "he's better than..." and just appreciate the beauty.
Many years have passed, and I always keep coming back to this video. The magic of listening to this never disappears. Steve Morse made my favorite Deep Purple song and solo.
@@blekfut5763 I agree that he use a lot of the same type of licks...But at the end of the day that's what called ..To have a style And this is he's only good solo....C'mon man...!!!!
Dearest Steve Morse Sir . I have just read that you have left Deep Purple .My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.Thank you for the greatest guitar solo arrangment ever in rock music, from beginning to end.Sometimes I Feel Like Screaming has the best guitar solo ever.It plays on my mind everyday since I first heard it in 1996.By the way , I met you once at Singapore Changi Airport.You are a good man.You made the world a better place with your guitar.God bless you and your loved ones Sir Steve Morse.Love and Prayers.
this solo IMHO competes very well with David Gilmour's "Comfortably Numb" in the category of musical greatness, intensity of expression, and uniqueness of each performance. just FYI: i'm a huge fan of both Deep Purple (in all its personal variations) and Pink Floyd, particularly David Gilmour. I've listened to many live versions and covers of David's solo and i do stand in my opinion that Steve created something monumental, something on the same level as David plays.
Interesting comparison, in fact just yesterday I told my guitar teacher I wanted to learn this song because it’s real melodic, just like Comfortably Numb
of all live performances of this song, i think Steve Morse's solo execution in this concert is the absolute best. by the way, did anyone notice that in all live concerts Steve's solo is NEVER the same, always unique and always the top of guitar mastery?
Listen to Piotr Grudzinski's final solo at Second Life Syndrome, brother ! The whole track is unbelievable and greatest Longtrack in Progressive RocK of the current century.
I still can't comprehend how steve morse can create such a masterpiece. I have said before and i will say it again, they couldn't have found a better person to replace RB
Yep. I actually prefer this lineup over any that included RB. I realize RB was a pioneer and that DP was largely his "child." Its just Steve Morse balances the rest of DP Band's sound so well. I remember Steve Morse from his fusion days and would never have imagined his fitting in so well with a more basic hard rock group, but here you have it.
@@pacoarias3102 yea bro, Steve morse is unbelievable, i mean he taught jon petricci after all. But RB is still iconic as well, deep purple wont be so popular without him. Vocals wise i actually prefer David coverdale though
@@nonutemperor It's funny. I was about to type WTF as a response to your preference of Coverdale and then I realized I had just gave preference to SM over the driving force behind the creation of the band, so yeah.... BTW, I am actually a big fan of the underappreciated Coverdale featured Album "Come Taste the Band." If u find a moment, I'd appreciate learning if any true DP fan besides myself liked it. No rush or pressure. Just curious
Just WOW. Morse is incredible with this great great tune. This song never got the accolades it truly deserves. To me it’s up there with the best of them. Cudos to deep purple.
Listen to Piotr Grudizinski's final solo of Second Life Syndrome (studio version). See him play it live too, as well as Reality Dream III, The curtain falls and many more. His emotional Play and his modest behaviour on stage made him to one of the most sympathic musicians I have ever seen. I'm thankful that I had once the chance to see Riverside live at Loreley before Piotr suddenly died in 2016.
Just beautiful. Steve and Gillan are absolute forces of nature. Roger and Paicey are legends and the best ever. Roger’s bass in this beautiful tune is astonishingly good throughput. It doesn’t get any better than this.
One of the best songs on my all favourite list. The way, Mr. Morse handles his instrument is absolutely phenomenal. That round, soft sound extruding, from the neck pickup gives mee chills, every time. My 1987 MIJ Charvel Mod. 4M, beefed up w SD pickups tries so hard to reach that. SHR-1n gets preeetty close, thou. I'm so sorry to hear Steve's wife's medical issues and that his time @ DP's lineup is now over, but ... like always, family comes first, no matter what. God bless you Steve and your loved ones ... and strength, through the times to come.
This song is so powerful it always moves me to tears. It is so beautiful with Steve's unmatchable singing guitar work the finest you will ever hear. We were at the Perth concert on this Australian tour and it was DP's finest ever and the best version of this song ever. Every time I listen it stays revolving round in my head for days after. Thank you Steve for bringing this song and so much amazing music and pleasure to so many followers. DP and everyone will miss you but our thoughts are with you now as you look after your good lady.
This guitar work awakened my desire to play guitar when I was 10 years old. Today I'm 37 and have been playing for 23 years. Thank you Steve, for changing my life.
I saw this show in Toronto, je n'oublira jamais! Steve Morse is just fantastique! Of course Ian Gillian, Jon Lord, Ian Paice and Roger Glover. All extremely talented musicians, and I was lucky enough to see them!
40 years. LoL. That's how long the Israelites spent wandering in the wilderness. But then its true when ppl say the best things in life come much later in our time. Hope you had an awesome time dude. They came to my place but our goberment banned them the very last moment, like after all the tickets had been sold out. Sucks so badly to llive in a turd world country
Сколько я не смотрю и не слушаю не перестаю удивляться как глубоко трогает это соло! С каким мастерством он его играет и по разному извлекает звук! Это конечно же шедевр! Стив это эталон того как нужно играть ! Спасибо за несравнимый кайф!
To think that that this was the fresh, reinvigoration of Deep Purple that turned things around for them and set them on a new path so successfully- and yet it's already 25 years plus! So grateful to Steve and his commitment, and to the rest of the band for doing what was necessary. Best wishes to your wife, I hope it will work out well; and thank you for what you've brought to my ears 🙂
This song reminds me of my first year at medschool. A time in my life where I was struggling with anxiety and expectancy. Now I am a neurosurgery resident and I realize that life keeps showing you new and harder Challenges But they become easier to overcome since You are not the same person before, You endured and became stronger. That is what this song means to me.
kiedyś myślałem, że wykonanie w wersji studyjnej było perfekcyjne. ale potem usłyszałem kilka wersji koncertowych i ostatecznie tą i praktycznie nogi się pode mną ugięły.
sú proste fantastický ďakujem že žijem spolu s Vami z vašou muzikou,dávate mi chuť žiť !!!!!Bol som poctený Vás počuť naživo,v mojom srdci ostanete navždy,Ďakujem!!!!!!
While you were out... The message says You left a number And I tried to call But they wrote it down In a perfect Spanish scrawl In a perfect Spanish scrawl Yet again I'm missing you King size bed (In a) hotel someplace I hear your name I see your face I see your face back street dolls And the side door johnnies The wide eyed boys with their bags full of Money Back in the alley Going bang to the wall Tied to the tail Of a midnight crawl Heaven wouldn't be So high I know If the times gone by Hadn't been so low The best laid plans Come apart at the seams And shatter all my dreams Sometimes I feel like... Screaming Close my eyes It's times like this My head goes down And the only thing I know Is the name of this town Is the name of this town Yet again I'm missing you Won't be long O' coming home Until that distant time I'll be moving on I'll be moving on
Sometimes I feel like Screaming Close my eyes It's times like this My head goes down And the only thing I know Is the name of this DEEP PURPLE Is the name of this DEEP PURPLE !!! I LOVE MUCH
Nada; luego de cinco años, he vuelto tan solo para escuchar, un par de veces o más, esta, una de las canciones e interpretaciones más hermosas del rock de todos los tiempos. Thank, Purple; thank, Morse; thank, boys; thank guitarman2233 por montarla para nuestro disfrute...
One of the best solo by Steve with Deep Purple. it's one of his best I think. Fully agreed with him that great players sound the same with every instruments because of their hands. So I don't understand people go after signature equipments! You can buy what they exactly use, but you can buy their techniques and feeling and emotion. Hear his great control and technique in this song which is superb. He plays a lot of vibrato effect without the whammy......
But they don't. Different guitars and amps inarguably sound different, sometimes very different. If I plug my strat into my rig, it sounds one way. My tele, another. My LP, another again. And that's all me, sounding different on each one.
Been a fan since DP mark 1. DP in rock my favourite album/treasured wallet album photo signed by them. Highway Star favourite studio song( my organ playing mum couldn’t understand how I’ve loved Bach since childhood then DP until the late great Jon Lord talked about it on a Classic Albums episode on Australian SBS tv in the early 2000s, mentioning a possible Bach arpeggio in the middle!) Was fortunate to meet my favourite rock bassist and singer (+ Steve Morse) at a Brisbane concert some years ago and told Ian how this version of Sometimes… touches my ( then 60+) soul which it still does. Have loved 55 years of their music even nicknaming one of my hearing aids in their honour(other one Led Zeppelin/number 2 on my favourites list). Thanks fellas for all the pleasure you’ve given this old rocker.
My fave band ever, seen them live so many times...Ian Paice / Deep Purple In Rock made me take up drumming over 60 years ago, God Bless and thank you Paicey!
I seen morse and purple live and i think of all the bands i've seen live that guy had the cleanest and sickest sound live. It's hard to explain. Thank god jon lord was still with us back then.
Amazing velvet solos from Steve Morse that fit perfectly the melody of this sentimental piece from DP. It is OK to be sentimental guys, dont panic :) These legends know when and how to be sentimental.
Do you know Riverside? Listen to Second Live Syndrome, Piotr Grudzinski's final solo of the studio version, but his live play was also breathtaking. His emotional play at Conceiving you, The same river, The curtain falls and many more still gives me wet eyes sometimes.
Steve Morse is so high level technically, but Richie Blackmore has wrote more good songs with Deep Purple and Rainbow than any other guitarist. That`s only mo opinion of course
@@focusaddiction3460 apparently you don't know Steve whole career is written over a hundred songs and I guarantee you each and everyone is mind-blowing
Just fantastic Mary. I’ve been following you for some time and it finally appears you are where you deserve namely reaching a great sized audience. Well done for all your hard work, dedication and battle through your troubles. God bless xxxxx
