Chris should change the spotlight Diva's name by literally turning him into; BLACKEYE LAWSUIT... !!!

I grew up with their music & my heart is still aching at the thought of them being gone. I love them so deeply and truly. RIP beautiful Brothers!

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it's hilarious listening to people who have never taken LSD speculate on LSD

Salut à vous toutes et vous tous @j ai découvert la musique DEEP PURPLE par le titre Hey joe et surtout découvert ce guitariste fabuleux qu est RITCHIE BLACKMORE par l album SHADOWS DEEP PURPLE @et MADE IN JAPAN@musicien instrumentiste exceptionnel @entre les PINK FLOYD/STEVE HAKETT/STEVE HOWE/KLAUS SCHULZE/NEIL YOUNG etc..etc..sans oublier de citer DJANGO REINHARDT croyez moi je me suis passionné pour l histoire musicale souvent tragique surtout dans le monde du BLUES et du JAZZ@et c est ainsi que j ai découvert un autre musicien instrumentiste fabuleux 7ans après son décès en la personne de JAMES MARSHALL HENDRIX en écoutant MACHINE GUN jouée le 31decembre [email protected] j en ai vu dans pas mal de pays européens @et seuls ces 2 musiciens instrumentistes [BLACKMORE/HENDRIX]m ont epoustouflé@MACHINE GUN(HENDRIX)HAGWAY STAR(BLACKMORE)m ont littéralement sidéré le cerveau @maintenant le plus gd guitariste du 20ème/21ème siècle ça n existe pas@il ni à que de supers et superbes musiciens/musiciennes instrumentistes qui nous procurent des émotions à n en pas finir et qui nous rapprochent les uns et les autres/et les unes et les autres au contraire de la politique et religions qui divisent les peuples @longue vie à toutes et à tous @

Wurzel!!!!!

since when was Ritchie Blackmore left-handed ?

one of the best live bands ever. I saw them a whole bunch in the 1980s. Met Lemmy once and he saved my ass at a show in Rhode Island. Amazing performer and awesome human

One of the Top 5-10 rock bands of all time. From the American side of the pond, up with the Allmans and CCR.

Love Bad Company, was " THE Band'" of my life !!🤗🤗

I don’t remember what his name is, but one of those guys is just a negative overcritical prick concerning his voice. He had one of the best male singing voices of all time that guy is a jerk. I stopped watching it. He’s such a fucking jerk.

I thought about writing a comment about Rush but it's already been said. YYZ is the grandfather of Dream Theater's Ytse Jam. There...I came up with something new.

Ritchie was (and IS) one of the greatest guitar players that have ever lived. It's difficult for the younger generations to understand that back then this music (and way of playing) was literally brand new. It had never been done before. Ritchie took the rock guitar to levels that have never been equalled. He doesn't just mindlessly go up and down scales really fast but he adds melodies and pieces of various other styles in his solo's so that his solo's aren't boring.

Thanks for the upload.

Live and Dangerous is one of the best live albums ever. Lizzy knew how to bring it!!! RIP Phil.

He used super light strings and tuned to an open C on Can‘t Get Enough

Drug addict waster rubbish.

Great Album still playing it on vinyl is the best way to listen

Ritchie Blackmore is the greatest guitarist in the history of rock. Period!

I can remember Grand Funk Railroad getting the Same scrutiny .

Made in Europe my all time favorite

They in no way, no shape,no form devoured Zep. Zep was the superior band. Period. At every instrument. Post 72 Paul was close to Robert. Pre 72? No one compared to Robert.They were on zep's label.

Hey guitar players…go learn Wring That Neck..lots of fun!

The first three Rainbow albums were pure genius. The sound of that strat!!! Deep power and beauty. Him and Page. That’s it…

I find it hard to believe the "we are just four ordinary lads from Birmingham", they were extremely polished at such a young age there must have been something more going on.

Who is that baldy bell end?

Wow, Paul Rodgers sure borrowed from Otis Redding. Good move!

Now I'm 68 years, the music of Black Sabbath, in particular their first four albums, is one of the best and most important gifts I ever received.

Damn, Ronnie is a power house

Blackmore is far better than page for me. Only Jeff Beck compares to him

Redneck poets. That’s what they were.

my all time favorite band!

Bought it when it was released and still play it to death in 2024.

We need a bio movie about these 4 guys it would be an awesome and crazy movie

Motorhead Is the only heavy metal band j like. J can't Remember esaxtly, but j tink j waz 16/7 when some friends said to me : Listen this! BOMBER& ACE OF SPADE. Immediately j reach Pluto... and there Jm now on 65 yrs old.😮❤️‍🩹

Yngwie owes Ritchie Blackmore his whole career

THATS the day the music died !

The Sabotage Album Sticks iny Head forever. The best heavy band ever. Brilliant....

Making humans to "gods" - how stupid! 🙄

I saw them open for Queen. Thin Lizzy easily outplayed them.

I love hearing people share their love of the band we all love, but I seriously hate this form of criticism. Of course not all art is for all humans, but when an artist is obviously reaching millions of fans through record sales and concert tickets, what value does a stranger's criticism hold? The real, harsh criticism of their music, was voiced among the artists themselves, as they created it, and probably also retrospectively. These guys were/are all musical geniuses, but also very hard-working, calculating craftsmen. Their own inner criticism already drove them to this level of genius. The outside criticism..... just why even bother?

My favorite band has always been Zeppelin, BUT Ritchie has ALWAYS been my favorite guitarist. His technique, feel, speed, bends, were just the best ever. He was angry, eccentric, brilliant, enigmatic, unconventional..... all requirements of a genius genre king.

Without drugs to many notes…..

Ozzy ZIG?!?!?! 😂😂😂

At 7:00 totally wrong info, all started after Detroit Ford Auditorium, when band crossed into Windsor Ontario.

I seen Motorhead 24 times in Chicago........met Lemmy Mikkey an Phil several times all r great people an R the KINGS of ROCK N RoLL

Yes he was quite the guy… but it’s kind if sad…it’s how he dealt with his kids. In 1967, he was a moving force in my young life. Which led to this day at 71

Volume 4 was my favorite, ad I think I still have first 4-5 albums, bought at release.

You uploaded this TWICE with the sound damn near on mute. What a shame.

This looks like a great documentary unfortunately the sound is too low to hear unless I do nothing but sit still right next to speakers.