Deep Purple - Burn - Reaction Pt. 1 (The Metal Staircase Episode Two)

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[@chrisbarlow2131]

Ian Paice. WHAT a drummer.

[@hanafibinhachi4956]

Legendary drummer Stroke beat drummer Is not easy Ian paice does

[@Metal5678]

Deep Purple are legends, great musicians. In rock, fireball, machine head, made in Japan (best live album of all time) and burn all regarded as classic albums.

[@dinikucay8172]

Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin is huge rockband in 70's..

[@sabjitathwal3235]

I’m 60 and Deep Purple still tickle my fancy. Seen them at least 9 time over the last 45 years. Favourite album is Machine Head and Made In Japan. Burn is excellent too. Made in Europe is my fav Coverdale album. Tremendous

[@johnsherman4035]

Opeth and Deep Purple with Blackmore are my two favorite bands.

[@dohoeijmans2432]

David Coverdale was great with Deep Purple. Such a reckognizable voice! Glenn Huge (bass) is also singing on this track. You should listen to 1970 Speed King by Deep Purple. Very heavy and agressive with Jesus Christ Superstar Ian Gillan on vocals.

[@andrewschultz7930]

Like I said on one of your other video's, "This is what us Metalhead's that were born in the 60's, grew up on in the 70's.

[@robertsaul234]

Ritchie "Fuckin'" Blackmore

[@scottcrosby-art5490]

Strange time in purple’s history but the musicianship is astounding

[@Patrice-rs1jg]

Monstrueux Paice 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎶🎶🎤🎤👍👍👍👍

[@kurtsherrick2066]

Ian Paice is a beast. No drummer filled like Paice. He did those rolls so fast it almost sounds like one beat. After you sturdy Paice most other drummers weren't even close. Blackmore was the man. Then Lord on Keyboards it didn't matter who was singing. If you played with Ritchie you became a Star.

[@tumsimichael6614]

There's one person who can beat him, his name was The Great Buddy Rich. He had an incomparable speed and technique..

[@kurtsherrick2066]

@@tumsimichael6614 Ian called Buddy the Master. Ian learned a trick from Buddy. He saw Buddy Rich use a single drum stick and he could put in between two fingers and make it so fast it sounds like two sticks. I saw Ian do it when he was performing with the drummer that looks like Will Ferrell. Dude fell out watching Ian do the trick.

[@folkme3042]

@@kurtsherrick2066 Chad Smith?

[@kurtsherrick2066]

@@folkme3042 Thank you. I don't know why I can't remember Chad's name. Ian Paice gave him a lesson. It was fun watching them together. Respect to Chad also.

[@sammybeck7794]

David Coverdale Deep Purple after Ian Gillan left. When David Coverdale left Deep Purple he formed Whitesnake

[@garradecuervo8778]

Only Music magic 4:24 to 4:50 ❤️❤️❤️ 🍾🍾🍾 🍸🍸🍸🍷🍷🍷

[@JimmyRJump]

To me, everything started in 1970 with Deep Purple's In Rock album. Check what is maybe the first shredder metal song with Hard Lovin Man from that album. Speed King, Flight Of The Rat, Bloodsucker, Child In Time: all classics in their own right. Also from 1970 is Uriah Heep's Very 'Eavy, Very 'Umble release. Have a listen to Gypsy from that album, Heep's first, by the way...

[@themetalstaircase5478]

Thanks Jimmy, we may put one onto the Xmas episode playlist... Noel did Gypsy on the first episode, if you like you can go back and take a look. It's a bit unorganized though, we were still figuring it out a bit. We still kind of are, if we're honest....

[@brushuk]

in the 70s this was hard rock.. metal is an 80s phrase.. just sayin..

[@paulwilson2651]

July Morning from Heep is a classic!

[@TB-yx7pi]

Deep Purple in Rock was it

[@Dibbdroid]

Best recorded version is Live in London, Blackmore's lead and rhythm is flawless and astounding

[@rushpittsburgh4]

That's rare for live Blackmore

[@Dibbdroid]

@@rushpittsburgh4 maybe after 1985 in a live context

[@evilvolts]

One of my Favorite Deep Purple songs from that era was Anyone's Daughter it was mellow but it had a funny story in the lyrics. also loved Highway Star.

[@TheGil6400]

Sorry friend...Anyone's daughter is from the album Fireball (1971)....with Ian Gillan on the vocals....great song indeed. ;-)

[@micolsen8895]

He's right! The sky is red....

[@allendixon1466]

I can never understand why nobody ever plays a sail away by Deep Purple s a i l a w a y s LOL that's some dope and I like nobody will play

[@PeeVee1979]

The sickest drums ever.

[@seabud6408]

Caught them on the Burn tour in the U.K. 1974. One of my fav ever moments from a gig was hearing Ritchie launching into this riff and seeing the place erupt. If you search on KZbin you can listen to the Burn drum track isolated from the mix. Just astonishing. At their best, no band was better than Purple IMO. They had it all. Ronnie Dio’s Elf supported them and Purple’s Roger Glover had just produced their album. Ritchie, not one for compliments, apparently came up to Ronnie on the tour and said “ You’re a great singer” then walked away.That probably planted the seed, which became Rainbow a year later. Ritchie jumped ship as Glen and David were taking the band in a funk direction. He felt he could “do something more exiting than Purple” He replaced all the instrumentalists from Elf for Rainbows second album Rainbow Rising. It recently came second in a greatest album of all time poll .... to Led Zeppelin iv. 😀

[@Patrice-rs1jg]

Pace blackmore lord glover 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@sammybeck7794]

Oh yeah, Glenn Hughes also joined as bassist and vocalist trade off with Coverdale as he replaced Roger Glover left

[@Patrice-rs1jg]

ian paice Geant🎸🎸🎸🎸👏👏👏👏

[@Patrice-rs1jg]

paice un maitre de la batterie c est ouffff 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏

[@markus777]

Huge classical influence on chord progressions of this piece.

[@mylesthomas4168]

Wow.. ! 💥 $ome of the Young Ones " get it ".. Joyfilly Stuck in the Heyday of Hard-Rock, .. bless Ya'll . Uncle MyLes + 😅

[@ponytrekker9315]

Ian paice on the drums..yes!!!

[@Rockpiggy]

Outstanding

[@rcdolphin714]

Why don’t you guys comment after the song is over? Gorgeous girl!

[@williamdegrey]

Best version of this song is from California Jam

[@nthdegree1269]

Absolutely

[@TubetakerBHV]

nah.. Coverdale was much to nervous on this one. Check out the "live in London" Album. Much better in my opinion.

[@x00p3]

I disagree, the sound tech wasn't that great, but it was still awesome.

[@ccsportsfan7886]

New subscriber here just found ur channel 😁 great job thanks

[@grahamjeffries4566]

Sir Jon lord or lord jon

[@allendixon1466]

Hey man how can you know or Kenny Deep Purple songs butts butt I think you need to react to for some reason nobody has done and I've requested requested you know other people don't sing you perfect stranger that was Ritchie Blackmore's last album with the purple Perfect Strangers I've got a video for it and everything what a good song to react to it and that's Kick-Ass music I mean it's

[@patricejouvin3288]

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[@gabrielp9646]

STOP TALKING While you listen to music...

[@purpledude603]

He's asking her what's for dinner.

[@notgivennotgiven7776]

Yeah, shut up

[@philging]

Hardly a reaction at all.

[@mysweetengage68]

where the fuck is reaction ?