And hardrock was born.

Your music audio track needs much more volume

You talk too much through it.

This was filmed live for T.V. the audience were told to keep quiet.

I was there too. No words to describe. Also recomend "High Hopes"

Thank you for your fabulous reactio to them. Love this band

I was so glad to have seen them in Orlando on the Delicate Sound of Thunder tour and then in Miami on the Pulse tour. Fantastic memories.

The drummer you've seen in this show, Clive Burr, is not with us anymore sadly. They changed him shortly after this performance with Nicko McBrain, who has been the band's drummer to this day, alongside: lead singer Bruce Dickinson (the one in this show, he's also a master fencer and former flight pilot, he doesn't fly anymore due to age limits in flying license, he used to personally fly their plane when they go on tour), bassist Steve Harris (the founder of the band) and guitarists Dave Murray, Adrian Smith and Janick Gers (Yep, they have three guitarists now). They're still active to this day.

Great reaction! But I didn't expect anything less! Led Zepplin forever!

This is live, no studio, no auto tune. Oh, and it's a Viet Nam era protest song. Love your reaction !

You have it set a bit too quiet. It's my favourite track. You might want to listen to the version that accompanies the film, 'The Wall' for some context. And be careful not to speak over David Gilmour's guitar (or any of it, really). Reacting to PF should bring in the subscribers for you.

Them UFO's are upside-down guitars....😊

Watch Kashmir live from Celebration Day Live, they are in their 60's and are still unbelievably good.

How do you talk over one of the best guitar solos of all time

Three great guitarists, a great bass guitarist , an unbelieveble giftet drummer and a leadsinger who's the pilot for your own 747... The formula to get legend...

Brilliant review

Deep purple "Mandrake root" (1968); greetings bro from Guanaqueros; Chile.

The doors "When the music"s over" (1967).

Got that right lol/ headphones and a blunt.😁 a must for Floyd

I’m so glad I watched this video. You got this song in the deep place your supposed to get it. I was 14 yrs old when this song first came, it blew me away then like it blows me away now. Try Gimme Shelter, it’s great.

Gracias por la reacción a la Obra Maestra de Deep Purple!! M II, la mejor formación de ésta banda británica. Todos maestros en su instrumento y la enorme voz del gran Ian Gillan, registro amplio y versátil. En palabras simples: Ésto es DEEP PURPLE 💜💜💜💜💜. Increíblemente, siguen vigentes, los vi en Chile (al fin del mundo), en abril de ėste año (2023), naturalmente la voz de Ian ya no es la misma ( tiene 78 años actualmente), pero los que tenemos el corazón púrpura 💜 seguimos amándolos con el alma!! Gracias 🙏🙏🙏

Great reaction... Thanks... This is just brilliant Ian Gillan ❤❤❤

Yay! Love Queen. I miss Freddie Mercury so much. What a gift the four of them gave us! Extraordinary music. ❤ Thanks! Check out Freddie Mercury and opera soprano Monserrat Caballes’ album Barcelona.

Another 400-450 songs and you'll be to the end of their catalogue.

At 6:00 , damn dude you gonna talk through the whole solo? Ok I'm out!!!!!!

The first time I saw this I was at a loss for words too.

What is this!!!!! This is terrible. Please try again there are much much better live performances then this or just listen to the original video.

More volume on the videos PLEASE...

Turn volume up please..

"Hitch A Ride" from this Album will also blow you away

Speak English much? The words are on the screen for christ 's sake . Wow, 377 subscribers. Watch out Rick Beato,

"More Than a Feeling", "Smokin'", "Hitch a Ride", "Peace of Mind", hell, just look up their self-titled debut album & react to all of the songs!!

Maybe you should try to listen next time...

Look very closely, that UFO is actually a guitar. Sane on every album cover. It DOES speak properly of the guitar (and all music) they made! R.I.P. Brad Delp❤

THE GREATEST BAND IN HISTORY

What was that? That was pure raw talent, 1970's style. Live performance perfection.

Classics

The movie (which Metallica bought the right to) was called "Johnny Got His Gun" and depicts the son and going to war during WWI. The tempo, intricacy, and staccato nature of the progressively building music parallels the desperation of the soldier as he comes to realize his post war situation. Tremendous artistry and message.

You said it! Advanced! This was 93? I think. David Gilmour oozes every possible noise from that instrument 😎 He never shreds but he definitely doesn’t get the credit he deserves! Best guitarist ever!!

Doo Doo Doo Doo Heartbreaker!

Being 62, I’ve listened and loved Maiden since their debut album in 1980.

I'll tell you one time you're to blame!

Keith Richards in his prime. Man, that solo.

If you like his voice and guitar, then you have to do Brothers in Arms by Dire Straits.

Open G on a Telecaster is just....heavenly. /rimshot

for slayer you should listen to south of heaven, and angel of death to get some good guitar work. Epidemic starts awesome.

The SOUND is far too low for the artist. You did the same thing with the Rolling Stones. TURN THE SOUND UP!

As others said, the sound was soooo low. Turn it up!

After seeing you react to the guitar drop in this (my favorite Stones song) I have to admit it's not another Stones song I want to see you react to. Dogs by Pink Floyd will bring you joy. Be well.

Turn it UP!!