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[@ElokHsu]

This is an incredible song, speed metal. And I loved Glenn Hughes' scream! He and David Coverdale were monsters! Their vocals were so powerful! 🤍

[@seanherskowitzpleasekillme4129]

Forgot led zeppelin, deep purple and Black Sabbath were known as the UNHOLY 3 back in the 1970 because they started metal / acid hard rock So you gots to get some Black Sabbath France 1970 Song : War Pigs

[@mickeyhank]

Yes, Glenn is without question one of the great screamers in rock history. His nickname is “The Voice of Rock”. He has about 15 solo albums also and has done three albums with Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi. The next song in this concert has very good vocals also and very good organ. I think you would enjoy it: “Might Just Take Your Life” kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3WoaoqLrd6sd9U

[@715bambam]

It was a shame that drugs is what broke up the band and a Great Duo of vocals. This was a powerhouse band with talent all around. DP forever

[@715bambam]

You should check out Ian Paice reacting to drummers doing this song. You'll realize how good he really is on this song his Rolls and fills are amazing

[@ZalMoxis]

Glen Hughes (bass player) is amazing here.... imagine playing to 300,00 people.... Black Sabbath were on that bill too... check this out kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmi5ZKN7fL-tbJY and kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6DKgZqkjtR9Zq8

[@jorgejacob882]

One of Top metal songs!

[@zoso73]

"Ladies and gentlemen, this is rock and roll." 100% right on.

[@michaeljimson6918]

Wow great backstory. You taught me something. You would have loved going to all the live concerts back then. That was what we did for fun before the internet and cell phones. We didn't even have these videos to watch back then. We went to the concerts to see our favorite bands.

[@scottbrooks2255]

Child, you just made me cry tear of joy! You actually get it!! And you give me hope for the new generation. Keep Rockin’!!!

[@marcelocoluccimacca1524]

in 1975 in the so-called another era I was even younger than Elok Hsu is nowadays and I said to myself...what is this? It is stopping the planet on its tracks! Full power in 2022...

[@michaelnesbit5024]

I was at this concert and it was worth the 12+ hours for Deep Purple and ELP.

[@dariofernando5572]

Deep Purple MkIII with Glenn Hughes on bass and David Coverdale on vocals, awesome nice reaction ^^

[@brianweatherald3899]

Hi Elok Great call I new you would love it I had the pleasure of seeing Glen Hughes Live in 2018 in Northern Ireland he was great and did all the deep purple mark 3 stuff if you’re interested David Coverdale, Jon Lord and Ian Paice when on to form whitesnake you should check them out Keep up the good work 👍👍👍

[@TanuKart]

Burn is and always has been one of my favorite song of all time.

[@williamevans2484]

I was at this concert- The California Jam 1974 - I was 15 years old- The ticket was my Birthday gift from my GF. There were about 250,000 people at the concert in Ontario - Outside LA. Deep Purple was great - 8 bands played that day.

[@ianbriggs3619]

Great reaction, as always. Stormbringer from the same gig is well worth checking out.

[@bobcoelho9804]

Love deep purple and really like your reaction and comments Your adorable...keep it up

[@ElokHsu]

Thank you so much!!

[@August377]

I think we have a new Deep Purple fan here, y'all. Righteoussss. 🤟

[@ElokHsu]

Yep, that's me!! 🤍🔥 Luv them sooo muchh! 🤍

[@danielmolina80]

@@ElokHsu welcome to our lives

I’m a huge Deep Purple fan! This songs kicks serious butt!

[@terryross1032]

Very perceptive young lady. Ian Paice Is indeed one of the best rock drummers of all time, English Rock from 65-80 is supreme. Never to be beaten.

[@robsco1249]

Time for Burn Ian Paice isolated drum track...

[@TanuKart]

this young lady seems to know what she's talking about. Deep Purple is epic.

[@leecooper868]

Hi Elok. I’m a huge Deep Purple fan and I was lucky enough to see them live in my home town in Southend. England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 In 1974. I think Burn is my fave purple song too. Awesome band.

[@ElokHsu]

🤍🤍

[@pianistaendiabrado6598]

Recommend, The Doors - When The Music's Over (Live At The Bowl '68)

[@modejar2022]

All that is said is true. You can watch the full Concert video and the best part of the show ocurrs at the last song that is called SPACE TRUCKIN'. Ritchie was very angry with the organizers of the California Jam Festival, and decided to take revenge. First went on to the camera man and smash his guitar several times until they broke (both the guitar and the camera) He torn two more guitars into pieces and threw one to the audience. Then with the help of his roadie put the stage in fire with two big explosions, while the rest of the band continued playing. That was amazing, you have to watch it. I'm a Deep Purple fan since I was 13, and I'm so glad you like this music and be so passionate in your reaction. Thank you for sharing.

[@ElokHsu]

Aww Thankyouuu 🤍🤍

[@ingridgabelo2934]

La verdad, es que nunca he estado segura de que fuera como dices... cierto que Blackmore era muy explosivo y con un ego más grande que él... bueno de ese "incidente" nació Humo en el agua...

[@ganuv]

From all the great rock bands deep purple was the best!!!

[@markdraine3571]

You are wonderful young lady..Big fan.Keep up the great work.Luv ya !

[@BeeLineEast]

Excellent choice on this one.

[@tjgallagher7631]

As most real rock songs go, this one still holds up today every bit as much as it did back then! This young lady is becoming a very talented aficionado of the rock and roll genre!

[@ElokHsu]

Aww Thankyouuu 🤍🤍

[@johnbemis1245]

Elok Hsu you are the BEST! Head and shoulders above the REST! Onward and forward don t look back. Eloks show is about to ATTACK!

[@davidguillory1312]

Ian Paice was one of the main reasons that I took up drumming. No, I'm nowhere near his level, even after all these years. The man is a phenomenal player. Jon Lord was the best rock keyboardist ever. Blackmore has a mercurial personality...but is still one of the greatest guitarists ever. Coverdale was good, but Gillan was the 'golden throat' of rock. Hughes was a great bassist with a hell of a voice. His screams were almost on par with Gillan's. I actually got to see the Mark II (Gillan, Glover, Blackmore, Lord, Paice) version of Deep Purple back in the early 70's. Great show.

[@artursandwich1974]

Same here - Paice, Moon, Bonham made me into drummer (plus I can't sing for the world).

[@20kingsize]

Elok Hsu Glad you've discovered my favourite band ever. Today 22/9/21 happens to be Mr Coverdale's 70th birthday! Have had the please of seeing him perform on multiple occasions, and am very glad to have many of his CDs in my collection. Great reaction young Miss d

[@20kingsize]

[@gregorykenfield3134]

Most of the things you described at the end of their set were captured on film. Watch a video called "CalJam Destruction"...it was basically Ritchie Blackmore losing his mind on stage! God bless!!

[@arifrohman6698]

Aww Thankyouuu 🤍🤍

[@Zarthaz1]

Also, if you do Mistreated, maybe you could do a double, Mistreated from Deep Purple California Jam(same show as Burn) and Rainbow's Mistreated from Live at Munich. Good intro to Rainbow, and you get to compare :) :)

[@kevinvirnelson7868]

Amazing concert! I remember watching that on t.v. in 1974. I still think you would enjoy listening to mistreated off the Burn album

[@Daemonweaver]

Better still Mistreated off the Made In Europe live album. Was the first album I ever bought in my life and still one of my Favourites!

[@kevinvirnelson7868]

@@Daemonweaver Great version also but the guitar at the end of the studio version is fantastic

[@Daemonweaver]

@@kevinvirnelson7868 Yes I agree mate but nothing compares to DP mk 2 and 3 live, sometimes the studio versions are a bit too clean, DP were always at their best live. Nothing compares to Blackmore with a stack of amps behind him!

[@salsaucedo]

Omg, you are so adorable sweetie, totally love your awesomeness as a headbanger. An interesting fact about the singer that replaced Ian Gillan, Dave Coverdale later formed another awesome band called Whitesnake which had some of the best guitarists in the band. Keep that amazing smile going it really helps make my day go great. I love to see this younger generation looking into the classics and not getting into the mainstream garbage that is out there. There are so many bands to check out that were phenomenal but were very underrated. UFO is one of my all time favorites because of the german guitarist Micheal Schenker who brought to the stage of rock some of the most amazing riffs that many of today's bands use. Thin Lizzy was also another band you gotta check out as well.

[@arthurimhof2427]

I believe they got in the Guinness Book of records for the world loudest band

[@ingridgabelo2934]

Sí!!😅

[@Bobkork]

The true difference between you and other tubers is vitally, that you also allow us ol' gits to just sit and enjoy without pausing every second. Clever act!

[@guillermojimenezcastelblan8456]

Really suprised about your carefully listening, to every fact about the instruments playing among the vocals, so stunning. The very first appearence of David Coverdale in US, and singing to a massive audience, up to 250.000 people, in the Ontario Motor Speedway in Ontario, California, April 1974. California Jam Festival. Some claimed that the sound was enough loud even 1.6 miles away from the stage. Amazing!!!.

[@pookiemartinez3909]

Elok, True about Ritchie Smash his Fender into the camera then straight into the camera lens. Then Ritchie told his Roadie to poor petrol on empty cabinets which exploded intensely than expected. it knocked off Ian Paice glasses off and pushed Ritchie towards the front of stage.. This was during the elongated Space Truckin tune towards the end.. Then they had to make a way of escape immediately into a helicopter before the Fuzz we're to Arrest Ritchie.. Cheers

[@tommylarsson2025]

Love to see young people listening to music from my generation. I don't say music was better before, it was just more alive and not so polished IMO.

[@fahmibawazier6550]

BURN....🔥🔥🔥 😍👍 I Love it.

[@blurpybutt]

You picked the best one compared to other Reaction channels....and you didn't tare it up with interrupts...!

[@extdiso]

Great reaction! Thank you! And you are so very cute!

[@raymondanthony8542]

Hey Elok, This was a huge concert festival with many greats from the 70's It was called the California Jam. these guys were just phenomenal! Emerson Lake and Palmer did a blistering 2 hour set during this long weekend festival. check that live footage of ELP's performance. :-)

[@Zarthaz1]

This is rock and roll indeed :) but since you are delving into 70's rock there is loads and loads more to discover. Bands like Free, The Who, Jimi Hendrix, Rainbow (Ritchie Blackmore with Dio on vocal ) Thin Lizzy, UFO, David Coverdale's Whitesnake which I saw just over a year ago here in Melbourne, last concert sofar since Covid and much much more. Keep on rocking....

[@gmac6503]

Wonderful Reaction again! Wait until you get to Ritchie with "Rainbow" with Ronnie James Dio on vocals...whoa. lookout! You are correct about Ian Paice...he has a youtube channel also. I did not see this lineup of Deep Purple. I saw Mark II. I thought I saw them in 1975 but it must have been in 1972 or 1973. I know it was before I saw Grand Funk Railroad but after so many years I forget. lol. Great background of the group also that you did. I still get like you do when I hear this so your expressions and smile may never go away ;-) We want you to go through all these groups of the 60s and 70s in a month or so lol. We are excited for you to enjoy it all--and there is a LOT! So take your rime and soak it all in.

[@pookiemartinez3909]

Stargazer and Light in the Black are Siamese Twins Sandwich.

[@gmac6503]

@@pookiemartinez3909 I still get chills (and to be honest, 'tears' ) when I play those two! I'm coming hooooooooooooooooooome! The emotion and power of Dio gets me every time.

[@kristerlinder6042]

Hey Elok Good Choise Of Music.C Jam 300 000 People In The Crowd Stay Safe.Bye.

[@Griegg]

I’m looking forward to seeing you react to Lazy, off the Machine Head album. It’s perfection.

[@stefanconradsson]

I have seen them live. This was a band that could play anything and make it sound good. They are rightly considered one of the greatest hardrock/metal bands ever yet I don't thing they fulfilled their true potential. Only god knows what they were able to if they had gotten their internal struggles sorted out. They could have been even better. One of the drawbacks is that they played insanely loud in live settings .. I felt like I was being mauled into submission. They wanted it to be a physical experience as much as a musical one. They took these fairly complicated songs (some of them anyway) and just blew everyone away. Everything was so easy for them. One of the greatest live bands of all time. They were better live than on records. I remember them fondly. The drummer is one for the ages. Cheers!

[@jonanderson8795]

I saw Deep Purple in about '75 or '76 and I can attest to the fact that they really were the loudest band!I'd go back n time if I could too.!In a heartbeat. Thank you for this video!

[@gregorycampos5974]

One of the best DP lineups !! Timeless music

[@ElokHsu]

Couldn't agree more! 🤍🤍

[@gregorycampos5974]

@@ElokHsu when they added Tommy Bolin later, it was an incredible sound for them. Check out " Come taste the band". Its awesome

[@citizenkane4831]

You put that very well, couldn't said it betterf

[@AngryPostmanStockholm]

Dear Elok, love your serious way in´to the world of hardrock. The studio album Burn is a crazy one doin this song justice and contains other untouchable songs like BURN itself Lay Down Stay Down You Fool No one Might Just Take Your Life Whats Goin On Here . to the heartbreaker Mistreated and Weird manic spacething A200

[@manuelalayo511]

You see Elok!!! Your grandparents were crazy!!!

[@dolphin8077]

Legends at works🔥🔥🔥 DEEP PURPLE 💜

[@ElokHsu]

🤍🔥 Ayee

[@toddwilson2818]

This is the "Mach 3 " Lineup of Deep Purple.David Coverdale {Whitesnake} on Vocals. Glenn Hughes{Trapeze} on Bass guitar and Killer backup Vocals.

[@JohnLee-mq4hk]

That was one of my favorite all time Deep Purple line ups with David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes.

[@seanherskowitzpleasekillme4129]

Great job ; I love it when young people feel the fun of bands just jamming out like there’s no tomorrow! You should try some rainbow It is the band that Richie Blackmore started after deep purple broke up The singer of rainbow one of the most recognized and respected voices in metal His name is Dio ( Rest his soul ) If you do it do live Song ; Stargazer I you like I can send you link Again this channel will be big

[@ingridgabelo2934]

Cierto, Ronnie James Dio (RIP) fué uno de los Grandes...

[@maineman9447]

You are picking great bands and great songs, Elok. I'm enjoying watching you watching and listening to them. By the way, bass is pronounced like base when referring to music. It's pronounced as you said it when referring to a fish 🙂

[@davidcarltonwhite2122]

Hey Elok, I am sure that you would love Free Bird by Lynyrd Skynyrd, a new genre for you (Southern Rock)

[@stephenmarshall1918]

You are such a Rock Sheila and it is so refreshing to see someone so young appreciate real music and maybe you were born to late but because of technology you can still enjoy the classics. Stay Safe and keep bringing us the great Vids and Reactions Cheers Mate

[@ElokHsu]

Aww thankyouu! Technology rocks! I definitely will make more vids, and I hope you stay safe as well! 🤍

[@kochevnik88]

It's hard rock speed metal, it's hard rock!!! In its purest form ! Three groups are the progenitors of all branches of heavy rock in the future. Such as Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath!

[@ingridgabelo2934]

Correcto!!

[@Grandmastergav86]

Great performance from all but Glenn Hughes (the bass player here) - wow! Love that guy, he was brilliant at the helm of Black Sabbath (far too briefly), 8th Star & Fused are two further collaborations he did with Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath founding member and guitarist). Glenn's solo work is sublime too!

[@manuelalayo511]

It was a great period!!!

[@pandutamadewanto6836]

Salam dari tangsel, elok hsu hehe

[@MrRicardo11]

Phenomenal track , they're all awesome but Glenn Hughes is outstanding and both him and Coverdale smash this out of the park. Best live version is on Made In Europe album .

[@Sonnydays86]

Hello 😊 my name is Sonny☀️ I was at that concert in 1974 🎶😘 my daughter Sommer, born on a sunny summer day in July, was looking out her bellybutton window, her mother was 6 months pregnant and I dragged her there, there was a lot of nude streakers, they did set stage on fire 🔥 for a song but quickly tried to put it out with fire extinguishers…it was at Ontario motor speedway with about 350 thousand people attending! 😳🤪 Black Sabbath played before Deep Purple and ELP was after them…I was upset about the change in singer Ian Gillan and bassist Roger Glover, but they’re back with them now along with drummer Ian Paice, keyboardist John Lord died a few years ago…they’re still playing concerts and touring the world a new record out last year…I lived in Anaheim, California and was only 20 minutes away from Cal Jam in 1974…my daughter is 48 now and I am 69 and Deep Purple was my favorite band! 🎵🥰 I was a Highway Star! …and nobody was gonna take my car, my girl or my hair! 🤪🌈😘

[@ingridgabelo2934]

No olvides, el 15 de julio se cumplen 11 años de la triste partida del gran Jon Lord 😢😢😢

[@iisusvoryvzakone7345]

the helicopter, blew up the stage, smashing the camera, all true. You don't want to piss off Blackmore, it's said that he have a bad temper

[@kerryloc]

I thought you would enjoy this song! Ritchie Blackmore’s guitar tone through the Mark 3 era was killer. The entire set was released on VHS in the 1980s and later released on DVD, and it is well worth watching. You can see Ritchie’s animosity for that cameraman building during the performance, as he kept giving the guy baleful looks. David Coverdale went on to form the band Whitesnake, which had John Lord and Ian Paice in the group for a while. The band went hair metal in the late 1980s, and you might like listening to the hit “Still of the Night”. It sounds a lot like Led Zeppelin’s “Black Dog”, and has been described as the best song Led Zeppelin never wrote. Rock on! 🤘🏻

[@toycuevas5460]

hi young and pretty babe elok hsu, i wish you react to another dp great, this one was titled "MISTREATED" a slow rock,keep on rockin' elok hsu, iloveyou ... 😘😘😘 ...

[@bautaaa]

Nice reacts and reviews of my favourite rock band ever! Gretings from Argentina

[@ElokHsu]

Hello Argentina!! 💗💗

[@mkvvrajasekhararao5508]

The credit goes to jon Lord who introduced David Coverdale in this album burn ever green performance by deep purple💜🟣

[@karitane]

great. Thanks

[@gfitzgerald2000]

Need to watch “Space Truckin’” from the same concert (California Jam). Blackmore went particularly bonkers on that one, blowing up his amp, busting a camera, and trashing at least three Strats. A very costly performance for Purple, but a wild ride to watch for sure

[@Splitshot1]

Elok this is ritchie at his best..i wore this album out!

[@damarskidrock7275]

Mantap emang DEEP PURPLE...👍👍👍🤘🤘🤘

[@lefty5757]

Check out the Richie Blackmore Destruction video, California Jam 74 that’s the one. Your doing good.

[@rio.pmhndr]

My angel❤❤❤

[@bigsky3072]

This is a very heavy song. After Richie Blackmore left the band in the early 70's , Tommy Bolin took his place as lead guitarist.

[@kevinlibby2066]

Keep rockin cutie pie !

[@JohnLee-mq4hk]

That's what it sounds like when you have 3,000 watts on stage.

[@justsmashing4628]

Please next AC/DC bad boy boogie live (rock goes to college)...with an 18yo Angus & Bon Scott the original singer, a fun vid after all the heavy music 😊

[@markr.devereux3385]

You're adorable young lady. I prefer the studio version of BURN and this track is top notch . HAIL DEEP PURPLE 🇬🇧

[@gls3894]

Now look, no one has said anything about those Elephant ear pants!!!! We can't let that go not-noticed. Young lady keep listening and reviewing. You will improve with time. I will subscribe and check to see how your reviews are doing.

[@scotttrainer9704]

Another great reaction!

[@arifrohman6698]

Aww Thankyouuu 🤍🤍

[@kristerlinder6042]

Hey Again About Blackmore Its True KZbin Has A Dvd Concert There You Can See Blackmore Fire Up His Amp Etc. Enjoy Is In Space Trucking At The End Of The Show.Bye.

[@pauljeffery6251]

Has anyone else spotted the gershwin link? Fascinating melody. My favourite line up and song by far.

[@lylesommers1249]

She’s adorable

[@robsco1249]

Now listen to the studio version and particulary to keyboard and guitar solos. Than listen It another time closely to the drums.

[@lintangperpatihdjajanegara344]

Wow cool!🙂😁

[@ElokHsu]

Aww Thankyouuu Dek 🤍🤍

[@johnganis2682]

Great song! - Hi energy performance from amazing musicians! Glenn Hughes's musical scream is classic! Live is great however I prefer the studio version (especially the guitar solo) better.

[@Highwaystar240]

Deep Purple, the greatest band in the world.

[@ElokHsu]

Agreeedd!! 🤍🤍🔥

[@robertoblanco1648]

Por siempre DEEP PURPLE..!¡!¡

[@Dibbdroid]

After Ritchie pre-warned the camerman not to get between himself and the crowd, an unheeded caution, Ritchie got frustrated with the continual intrusion and smashed his guitar on the camera and pushed it down the lens. The explosive incident was caused by Ritchie having a dummy Marshall stack covered in petrol and then pyro ignited by his roadie, unfortunately there was a bit too much! Ian Paice lost his glasses, Ritchie burnt his own hair, the stage was on fire and the camerman was deafened by the explosion. The band were helecoptered away before arrests could be made.

[@bluesrocker79]

Rock and Roll!

[@ElokHsu]

Ahh, I get it now! Thanks for telling me about this! He's a king honestly!! 🤍🔥

[@SJ-ty5rw]

He was in a bad mood prior to going on stage lol his tour manager had lied to him , that they were booked to go on stage at dark ! then they were forced to go on early which he hated . Then one of the concert big shots told him to play up to the camera's !! when he got on stage . Then to top it off the camera man was in his face with that huge camera the whole show . He finally had had enough and put the headstock right through the camera .

[@Dibbdroid]

@@SJ-ty5rw His tour manager didn't lie to him, they signed a contract with the promoters to be the first band on stage when it got dark but the concert was so well organised (the stages were on train rails) it was running way ahead of time. to quote David Coverdale: "We were supposed to go on stage at sunset. That was actually written into our contract. But the California Jam was running ahead of schedule.”

[@SJ-ty5rw]

@@Dibbdroid Ritchie gives an interview , where he has says the tour manager didn't listen to him about the after sunset request . You may be right about the facts . But Ritchie didn't put it that way . That's where i got the info his interview on it .

[@buckwahn8241]

Hi Elok! Check out Jon Lord`s BOUREE from his soloalbum Sarabande. A unique piece. It`s a little jazzy, rocky and orchestral artwork with an oriental touch. I am sure, you will love it. Greets from Bavaria/Southgermany. Stay cool!

[@ElokHsu]

😁

[@mickeyhank]

OK, I found a link of Jon Lord and Glenn Hughes, the guy playing the bass and singing occasional vocals on “Burn” telling the story of the incident in Jakarta. And it’s cool because there’s footage from your country. It was 1975 actually. Here’s a link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gai8gWuLaNCjqdU

[@barriehull7076]

Tragic time for the band.

[@mickeyhank]

@@barriehull7076 Very much so.

[@fjm2382]

Yes you're right abt Blackmore smashed a camera with his guitar at their last song toward the end of show lol... and they charge him for $ 1k iirc, Blackmore even refused to play and had to wait till dark, cuz the stage n lighting will looks better Ps : oh and this happened almost 50yrs ago...wow still cant believe it

[@arielhavilah7837]

Ich mag sehr dieses Lied omg das beste Lied💞

[@bigsky3072]

This was California Jam 1. This concert, and California Jam 2 were 2 of the biggest concerts in history. Cal Jam 2 had the largest sound system in all of history. They should of had GFR. (Grand Funk Railroad) on the list. Led Zeppelin actually kicked Grand Funk Railroad off their tour as their opening act in the early 70's because the audience liked them better than Led Zep.

[@qtrhors1]

My gawd. long live John Lord

[@bobshaw8319]

The voice of rock. .. The great Glenn Hughes

[@carloscesarpires5100]

In this year (1974), California Jam: Sabbath, Led Zeppelin...

[@brianferris8668]

Can't beat the classic line-up of Gillan, Lord, Paice, Blackmore and Glover.

[@mickeyhank]

I forgot to add that I enjoyed your comment “if you disagree with me we’re gonna have a problem.“ Hahaha

[@BeeLineEast]

Ritchie really amazed me playing like he did in Bilzen. I never knew he was that good early in his career.

[@BeeLineEast]

Thank you Elok. You are doing very well.

[@ElokHsu]

Aww I'm glad you liked it, I just say whatever comes to my mind! Hehehe 🤍

[@ElokHsu]

@@BeeLineEast Thankyouu so much! 🤍🤍

[@mickeyhank]

@@BeeLineEast Yes, I do think Elok would enjoy the 1969 Bilzen Deep Purple performance of “mandrake root“ or “wring that neck”. Good close-ups, good guitar work and good organ, not to mention drumming.