PLEASANT SUPRISE!!! | Deep Purple - "Lazy" | FIRST TIME REACTION

[@dragonmac1234]

RIP Jon Lord the master of the overdriven Hammond Organ, this song has one of my favourite opening riffs. The Machine Head album has four of my favourite Deep Purple songs (Highway Star, Smoke On The Water, Lazy and Space Truckin'), and sounds as good now as it did in 1972.

[@terrylandess6072]

Growing up they played 'Smoke' so many times, every person wanting to play guitar learned that riff - it was easy to get burnt out on. Now so many years later without the constant reminding of it, it once again becomes a pleasure to hear and listen for the little details. As for those others - yes - cream of the crop.

[@notedrockhistorian4382]

Are you familiar with William Shatner's version of Space Truckin'?

[@terrylandess6072]

@@notedrockhistorian4382 OMG I just went and listened to it. Shatner sounds like too much Romulan ale and the group playing the music sounds like the same mix used for Sheryl Crow - All I wanna Do.

[@notedrockhistorian4382]

Johnny Winter on slide guitar. The whole album is really great. Using well known musicians is what makes it so.

[@zippyt.libertine3787]

John Lord got that sound by running the Hammond B-3 through Marshall guitar amplifiers instead of the Leslie speaker cabinet.

[@Sp33gan]

You love this original studio version, Aileen, you've got to experience the live one from the Made In Japan album. The band was on fire!

[@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace]

Made in Japan was the first GREAT live album. Every song is better than the studio version. FUN FACT: The live version of Smoke on the Water off Made in Japan made the top 40 songs in the US before the studio version! The song got very little exposure on the radio until Made in Japan came out. And now it's considered one of the most important songs in rock history!

[@axandio]

@@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace The Allman Brothers Live at the Fillmore East was the first GREAT live album. Made in Japan was great too but came later.

[@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace]

@@axandio yeah... if you're the type who marries your cousin

[@terrylandess6072]

MIJ was my first Deep Purple Album. I still think about Ian Paice's single kick speed peddling during his solo on M.U.L.E.

[@axandio]

@@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace Do what?

[@megaroli]

First time I see you really moving to a song. Awesome. Deep Purple is one of my top 5 favorite bands off all time. No other sound like them.

[@venividiviking]

Im born in ´64 and Deep Purple was my favorite band in 70s. Another great band playing RB is Dr. Feelgood. Great memories from my youth. Cheers from Denmark

[@jaquestraw1]

The Machine Head album is one of the GOAT's. Not a bad track on it.

[@markantone7989]

I was 6yrs old when I was first introduced to the album (1976) I have uncles 7,8,9yrs older Zepplin BTO NAZARETH AEROSMITH

[@JesseEVH]

Facts. Bangers back to front.

[@dagfincarp1113]

Deep Purple was such a staple of my early teens years. Everyone cruising around in their first beater cars blasting "Smoke On The Water" "Highway Star" and "Woman From Tokyo". Oh man, thanks for bringing those memories back😉

[@luiscarulla4607]

For me it may be one of their best songs, love Deep Purple, always my preferred hard rock group

[@Isleofskye]

ON BALANCE, worth the 25 PENCE, I paid to see them at The Royal Albert Hall in West London with 5,000 others perform this, in 1973.:) Following week: Creedence Clearwater Revival: Same deal, also 25 PENCE...lol

[@jrusso4753]

Aileen, watching you actually raised my blood pressure. In a good way. Your joy for this tune is contagious. Brought back memories of me buying this album in 1972. I was 19 and in a band. Lazy became an instant favorite. Still is for me. Thank you so very much for your honest reactions. God bless you, girl. Keep rockin' and stay groovy!

[@MichaelSorensen-bl3ec]

That's how we used to roll back in the day. Real musicians reacting to each other to create musical glory. No click tracks, no artificial autotune..... This is the real deal. Only saw them once in concerts back in the 80s, and they were so good!

[@Palaaka]

Beautiful reaction as always Aileen! ❤

[@AAndromeda-lw7fh]

… „Lazy" is also an absolute masterpiece 💎 ... Rock - Blues that is awesome !! Deep Purple has a lot of good songs ... especially from 1969-1975. 🎸🎹🥁🎤 Thank you

[@crowflight719]

As an amateur keyboard player Jon Lord was one of the inspirations that made me want to learn to play. His work on this tune proves why. RIP Jon Lord.

[@Vinterfrid]

Jon Lord was definitely not an amateur keyboard player. Right?

[@crowflight719]

@@Vinterfrid No the amateur is me. Mr. Lord was a master of the instrument. :)

[@alekhidell]

I was absolutely glued to your reaction….so animated. You made a grumpy old man very happy because it’s so good to see you enjoying music that I grew up listening to and is beginning to become appreciated for what it is…pure rock, played by virtuoso musicians. This song is the essence of Deep Purple, a band (like Lovebites) who really showed their true worth on stage. Jon Lord and Ritchie Blackmore, backed by Ian Paice and Roger Glover could play “Lazy” three nights in a row and it would not only be almost completely different each time but might be a tad shorter or, more often, up to twice as long as the original. Although the band had ceased to exist when I discovered them (Ritchie was breaking new ground with Ronnie James Dio) I did see them after the first reunion and was in the audience for Ritchie’s last ever performance with the band (30 years ago). Once he left, so did I. Not sure but I don’t remember you reacting to the next incarnation of the band (Deep Purple Mk 3) for which I would recommend the song Burn, and suggest you do a little reading up beforehand because it was a slight change in direction but, personally, I now think it was the high point of the band’s career.

[@TheCornishCockney]

WHAT an album. Landmark in British rock history.

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

Landmark in world wide Rock music. Machine Head is THE album that most bands strive to record but very few succeed in doing so.

[@cptrex]

Ritchie Blackmore has to be one of the most untalked about guitarists.

[@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace]

You should give a listen to the live version of this song off Made in Japan. In fact... you should give a listen to that whole album! Deep Purple was the greatest live jam band of their era!!!

[@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace]

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[@notedrockhistorian4382]

As should every reactor to Deep Purple. Really missing something if they don't. I MEAN REALLY MISSING.

[@ponytrekker8996]

She would never survive the full live album..

[@BarrenCosmos]

I thought I was going crazy at first in the beginning too and thought the audio was being a stinker 😭 Even though the title is “Lazy”, listening to that intro made me wanna get all groovy with how fun it was listening to it!! You describing it as ‘chaotic’ is on point cause one way they’re taking you with the guitars and *BAM* something else entirely comes in 😭 It’s honestly like a madhouse at a carnival with how over the place it is and how much fun it was listening to it! Man was going in with the harmonica like?? As always, it’s so cute watching you have fun with these reacts, especially towards the ending where you threw your hands up 🥹❤️

[@Shining_Whit]

I just love to see the joy on the younger generations faces when they discover the music that I grew up with! Lots more to come.

[@neilphelan145]

For me there are two words the totally describe this song. PURE ENERGY. Saw them when they toured for this album. One of the all time high energy shows I've ever been to.

[@roymcfall9580]

Been a Deep Purple fan all my life since 1975. This is my favorite song. Glad you likey!!

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Great reaction as always and this one is back-to-back on that iconic Machine Head album with another Deep Purple fan-favorite, Space Truckin.

[@artmeddaugh6669]

Great reaction, Aileen! 70's Rock is some of the best music out there. Another great band is Nazareth, and "Miss Misery" is an Absolute Banger from 1975. Thanks again!

[@SriAiyerRS]

Your facial expressions are as exciting as "Lazy". Terrific. I'd love to see more of it.

[@infantrycord]

John Lord was a master on the keyboard.

[@bryanrobles4851]

Wow, watching you dance to this took me back to the ‘70s when we danced to Deep Purple as contemporary music. Thank you so much, it’s fun to see your youthful energy and cheerful spirit.

[@jimschlatman215]

Glad to see your reacting to Deep Purple again! Always good. If you haven't reacted to the song 'Highway Star' yet that should definitely be your next Deep Purple reaction!

[@terrylandess6072]

I was so lucky to 'grow up' with this around me and discovering my love for rock when the 'masters' were most all blues-based musicians taking it to the next level.

[@nuniegomez2970]

Girl I ❤your energy while listening to music I had the pleasure of experiencing it when it all took off and brought us all to Rock and Roll. Looking forward to seeing your next adventure in music ❤

[@rockandrollmd541]

I saw them in 2008. I was born a few years too late to have seen them in their heyday. A couple of hidden gems are "Hard Lovin' Man" and "No One Came"

[@albertspillane2831]

Lazy is an awesome song 🎵 😊

[@mikepetrucha2774]

Watching you dance around to this put a smile on my face. I had a friend living with me that slept in until 10 am one morning. I had this song cued up just before the lyrics started and hit play when she got up. She got so pissed at me for saying she was Lazy. Anyway, thanks for the great reaction!

[@Dsleepy66]

This has been on my playlist since 1972. My favorite song to just enjoy and make me feel good, the organ riff at the beginning sends a tingle up my spine every time.

[@sabjitathwal3235]

As a 65 year old I can say I love your reviews… full of enthusiasm. It feels good watching a much younger person loving the music I grew up with. Incidentally, this track and the whole album Machine Head was recorded in a hotel lobby. This is Mark 2 Deep Purple. I saw them at least four times. I also saw Mark 3 twice. I never saw Mark 4 with Tommy Bolin. Mark 4 produced “Come Taste The Band” considered by many as not a Deep Purple album, even though it is very good. For me though the Mark 2 set up was the best. The last time I saw them was with Steve Morse about 6 years ago, they were brilliant. And what can I say about the man in black Ritchie Blackmore? Fuxxing genius.

[@charmanr]

I'm so glad you got around to this song! Another of their songs I think you would love is Hush. It is a cover of an early song, and has since been covered many times. It's such a catchy tune, and I suspect you will have heard the song before, but thought that it was a Kula Shaker song or something.

[@nick_jh61]

Love your reactions Aileen and the joy that the music I was bought up on brings you. Another deep purple track to listen to is ‘Strange kind of woman’ but the live version off ‘Made in Japan’. I think you will love it. ❤

[@Mister_Samsonite]

Each member of this band was top tier, but together - more than the sum of their parts. Simply amazing!

[@robertherring9277]

Favorite Purple tune. Made it into home videos as a kid and adult! Have this on OG press vinyl (thanks Dad)!

[@crichhanson]

Love the joy and genuine appreciation you show while reacting to the music I grew up with, Aileen!❤

[@PhilPastor]

Great reaction, Aileen! I loved your enthusiasm for this song. One of the best, if not the best, intros to a song ever! Fantastic musicians showing their talent. I also agree with other comments that the "Made In Japan" version is a must listen :)

[@genan7891]

I've been watching reaction videos as long as there's been reaction videos and this is the FIRST time I've seen anyone do this song. THANKS!

[@AndyEdwards-ss6oe]

Nice choice Aileen!

[@ChristianFuchs-o7f]

The organ in the beginning of that song was actually plyed trough a guitar amp with distortion.....John Lord said "I introduced the beast"....freakin awesome

[@sumonjamal1653]

Deep Purple has such a vast catalog of music to dive into from 1968... Remember, they've had 5 vocalists sing for the band (including bassist/ co-vocalist Glenn Hughes)... But the most iconic line-up was this one (Mark II) w/ Ian Gillan (vocals), Ritchie Blackmore (guitar), Jon Lord (keyboards), Ian Paice (drums) and Roger Glover (bass)... 🤘🤘Which helped define hard rock and metal music. Everyone knows the riff for 'Smoke on the water'... just iconic track 🔥🔥 Check out more of Deep Purple w/ Ian Gillan - 'Fireball' ... 'Woman from Tokyo'... 'Perfect strangers' ... 'Pictures of home' ... 'The battle rages on' ... 'Sometimes I feel like screaming' ... 'Bloodsucker' ... "Knocking at your back door" With original singer Rod Evans - 'Hush' ... 'Lalena' With interim singer Joe Lynn Turner (also of Rainbow) - 'The cut runs deep' ... 'King of dreams' With singer David Coverdale (and bassist/ vocalist Glenn Hughes) - 'Mistreated' ... 'Soldier of fortune' ... 'Lady double dealer' ... 'Sail away'... "Comin' home"

[@brianfisher6165]

I saw “The Wall” concert in 1980 and 2 shows from this tour and to this day I still get chills listening to them!!!❤️👌👍✌️😁

[@cmzeman]

Thanks for letting me watch you enjoy that. It reminded me of my own joy the first time I heard it, long long ago.

[@danielviggiani6486]

Excellent reaction Aileen!! It's such a joy to watch you smile and dance around. So sweet

[@mikeymike1383]

Keep up the amazing videos. Love to see you enjoy the music so much.

[@Mr_tp78]

Never got to see Deep Purple live, but was fortunate enough to see Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow and then Whitesnake in 81. After the Whitesnake/Iron Maiden/Priest show went over to the old Holiday Inn Rivermont in downtown Memphis and hung out in the bar (in those days the performers would go to either the Rivermont or Hyatt East). Was around 1am, Jon Lord came in and sat down a few seats away. Never asked for an autograph, just talked and gave him some space to be real. He was a kind soul, great memories. Continue to explore, this era and genre of music has some great stuff! (oh yeah, Whitesnake did perform Lazy, truly cool moment when that keyboard intro faded in!)

[@dustydiamondpa]

"Blackmore is God" was the mantra of us guitar players back in those days. I'll never forget him using a Heineken Beer bottle as a slide when they played the late great Spectrum in Philadelphia in 1981 - and got doused with its contents in the front row when he was done! Ahhh, the memories...🎸😎

[@barryrammer7906]

Top 3 in the world in his day.

[@davidbecker2107]

I remember Blackmore doing the same in NY! Never an odd note from whatever Blackmore was playing his beloved Strat with!

[@myklegue3968]

I just loved your reaction to this classic Purple jam....so nice to see a person get happy during their first reaction to this rag!! I do remember back to the first time playing this album and like most people wondering is Ian ever going to pop in with some vocals...and then he does...and he brought his harmonica!!

[@G-Man5272]

Sweet reaction Aileen! Your spontaneity is infectious.

[@retroreturns77]

Another masterpiece of Dear Deep Purple MK2. At it's core is a supreme epic form of blues jam.

[@mikerant4135]

Possibly the best Deep Purple line-up. As an 'old codger' I cna remember this coming out and buying 'Machinehead' and introducing my Mum & Dad to this track on my 18" Wharfdale speakers (not well recieved!) but I loved it and it was one of the 'whirling derrvish' tracks at local clubs as everybody just dashed onto the dancefloor and (like you) let the music take over. Lot's of embroidered loons and teeshirts, REALLY long hair and hedonism. Good times and I think this track captures that mood really well. Glad it got to you! :)

[@ChristianFuchs-o7f]

it is so cool to watch your reactions on all of that good old rock`n`roll music....it is such a bless a bless to see young people having a blast listening to that kind of music and appreciate it.....that gives me hope for the future.....love you aileen....you are wonderful

[@MrTech226]

Aileen Both late great Jon Lord, keyboardist and Ritchie Blackmore, guitarist of Deep Purple are awesome in this song together. Live version is so iconic!!!

[@jerrycho9869]

grew up listening to this. never tried to put a description to it. it was just music lol. i like your reaction.

[@j.l.duncan4308]

Deep Purple is one of the greatest rock bands of all time. Machine Head is one of the greatest rock albums of all time. 🤘✌💙👏

[@davidbecker2107]

Agreed

[@Ron-n5o]

Your reactto this is just marvelous, I was in high school when this album was released, at that time rock had so many facets to it and we had mucho musica at hand . Rock on girl!

[@stephenkelly1887]

The album was recorded in an abandoned hotel (smoke on the water tells the story) with the Rolling Stones mobile. Truly iconic. RIP Jon. Sadly missed

[@stephenkelly1887]

Roger never got the credit that he deserved. Nor did Ian (Paice). Best brush player ever.

[@MLawrence2008]

Great reaction Eileen, never seen you 'bop' as much before.

[@BonScott-t3u]

You just made my favorite Deep Purple song a little better.

[@ryannelson2542]

Wow the ever lovely Aileen, still looking as vibrant as ever rocking out to deep purple, keep the smile going my dear you will always win me over lol.

[@oldmuso586]

From 'Lazy' to 'Lazy Sod'! That's the name of their new single! It's up here. Search it out. Love your reaction!

[@TheKeefed]

Thank You!! You acknowledged Roger at around 3:00. Hell! I think you loved all of this. And for that. I love YOU! 🙂 What the...??? Watched several of your reactions earlier. Loved them all. And now I see I haven't subbed. Well. Fixed that.

[@zarkopetrovic7472]

Thaaanks for Lazy! 💜💜💜

[@trevalarose8155]

They're incredible live. Just for something a little different, maybe Perfect Strangers when they reunited

[@nestornugpo7487]

Wow,DP is the best of all the best👏👏👏Thank u for sharing,Aileen🥰🥰🥰

[@fredbarnes2600]

My 2nd favorite Deep Purple song. My favorite being Hush, the one that basically started it all for them. (Hint, hint) I love the way you've embraced all this funky bluesy rock!

[@rudymorganti7155]

Deep Purple, the best. Intro just so legendary. Great reaction like always. 💋from 🇮🇹🇧🇪🇪🇺💯.

[@unholydriver4987]

I want to commend whomever suggested this song to you. This is by far my favorite Deep Purple song, and that's saying a lot. Also, it was fun watching you dance around.😊 I hope to see you react to some Bad Company sometime. The lead singer, Paul Rodgers is someone Freddy Mercury looked up to, so that should tell you something.

[@KipMcD]

Please do “Place in Line”. A 6:30 ode to standing in line. My second favorite DP tune after Lazy. You will not be disappointed!

[@sabael53]

The studio versions were often a little cleaner jam session were the guys got to "cook" adding elements as they went along. Certainly much different from other bands of the same era

[@joelmartin-zi7ti]

I was gonna say the same thing that this last guy just said but he beat me to it🤨😆Yeah I know how much you like live performances for their energy and camaraderie and the way they play off of each other! Well there’s no better example of that than the live version from ‘72 in Japan 🇯🇵 It’s most definitely one for the ages!! They were in their prime and at their best!! Total banger!!!😝🤟🎸✌️🫶❤

[@watchdog3301]

It's so nice to see you share the emotion.

[@ChristianFuchs-o7f]

I have seen them a couple times live on stage and it was always amazing because the guys always had a good time and really enyoid what they did....I had a blast everytime....

[@massimosaffioti8798]

Love your reactions ... Your energy and enthusiasm are infectious... Purple was my favorite band from my high school days.... Glad to see so many reactors discovering them lately... I'd love to see you react to something from their Mk III period... Maybe Mistreated or You Fool No One both from the album Burn ... Live videos for both songs are available from the California Jam... If you do You Fool No One, be sure to go for the full 18+ minute version... Keep rocking it! Cheers!

[@antonylacroix6475]

Great Aileen listening to this - made in Japan the live album first album I bought as a teenager in 1978 don’t let it be forgotten

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

Deep Purple Mark 2 ....Best Line up ever......SIR JOHN LORD Intro....Perfection.....one of their all Time Live Classics !!!!

[@Isleofskye]

ON BALANCE, worth the 25 PENCE, I paid to see them at The Royal Albert Hall in West London with 5,000 others perform this, in 1973.:) Following week: Creedence Clearwater Revival: Same deal, also 25 PENCE...lol

[@skummisrocker]

My first record I bought for my own money.👍🏻 I was about twelve years old, and yes, I stil live it.🤘🏻 Seen DP live but not with Riche though. I love to play it LOUD with headphones.🎧😁

[@wimve4719]

The organ is played through an overdriven Marshall guitar amp, hence the crazy sound.

[@davewelch377]

Great reaction to this awesome band! Great music like this lives on forever 😇

[@Eric_Drav3n]

Hi Aileen, Deep Purple, is one of the best bands in history and the Machine Head album is a masterpiece. Another song from this album is Space Truckin!!! Cheers from Chile!!!

[@chrisstone5868]

Basically what every one else wrote. I just love watching your reactions. So I’m reacting to your reaction! Lol❤️❤️

[@leoncardinal2035]

Great moves Aileen! One of my fave songs since I was a kid. I used to drum in our basement to this song( full blast) and my sisters HATED me! ( they love me🤠). It is good to see younger people enjoying these classics! Great smile! We danced all the time to all of these, now oldies! God Bless you and hello from Canada!

[@mikethej4218]

Love to hear your reaction to Burn!!.. You'll love the main character...

[@lawrencecassidy1229]

This album was my first live concert, I was never the same again

[@brunomartel]

Hi Aileen ! I like your reaction video. I love it when you dance, you look so happy and it's contagious. ❤😊

[@zulkanainbaharuddin2185]

Those were the years 60s, 70s & early 80s. The battle of the best lead guitarist. Blackmore (Deep Purple), May (Queen), Page (Led Zeppelin), Iommi (Black Sabatth), Carlton (Nazareth), Santana (Santana), Jimi Hendrix, John Mayall, Eric Clapton,... etc Superb & awesome.😊😊😊

[@fatboynick4104]

This is what pure rock and roll sounds like. I have been listening to DP for as long as I can remember and it doesn't get old. If you have not done so yet, please react to Child in Time (live). It is an amazing song with tremendous vocals.

[@waynesmith5313]

Deep Purple, Hell Yeah!!!

[@Redwhiteblue-gr5em]

Great genuine reaction! Rock in the 1970s was the greatest, my high school years in Southern California when it was a great place.

[@robertcummings2504]

I love watching your reactions to the music of my generation. Makes think if we looked the same way when we heard it for the first time..

[@albertspillane2831]

They're tremendous musicians !!!

[@callespringer9718]

MAN THIS IS SO GOOD. PERIOD.

[@alexsaucedo8032]

Hi Aileen. Love your facial expressions. Such a beautiful smile. . You get all in to IT. . Love it. . Great song off a great album. . This whole album kicks ass. . Horns UP 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@scifimonkey3]

Of those which you haven’t done ‘ Burn’ and ‘Stormbringer’ are my favourite DP songs.

[@thetruthhurts6652]

My first Deep Purple listen was Highway Star, Lazy and Space Truckin. Haven’t been able to stop listening since.

[@farlinrisdani2071]

It's fun to see your reactions to my favorite songs from the Head Machine album, I like your video about Deep Purple, thank you

[@allengray5748]

NICE!!!!!! One of the TOP 2 ABSOLUTE FAVORITE DEEP PURPLE 💜 Songs. The other being SPACE TRUCKIN!! If you like DRUMS and BASS and Guitar 🎸 and ORGAN and SINGING well that song has that stuff 😂 Great Reaction Lady!! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️

[@СветозарНовокрещенов]

This is a masterpiece. I mean both the song and the reaction.

[@DaveyL1954]

This album was one of my badges of honour when going to school. I was 14 years old, and if I may say so, your reaction was an absolute delight. My problem is that at the the time I had a girlfriend who was not unlike your most gorgeous self. But she moved in exactly the way you moved whilst the music played. Thank you for transporting this old man back to his youth once more.