Deep Purple - Child In Time (Live 1970) | FIRST TIME REACTION!!!

[@metalteen.]

What song do YOU want me to react to?!?? ⬇⬇⬇

[@Mike-rk8px]

“Supernaut” by Black Sabbath would be a fantastic song for you to react to! It’s from their 1972 album “Black Sabbath 4” and it’s one of their most aggressive songs.

[@MatsKarlsson-kl7ws]

Status Quo - Don´t Drive My Car (Live).

[@Celinoz]

Would love to see you check out North Star of Nija by Orbit Culture.

[@andrea-v2s]

if you don't already know the song react to Rainbow masterpiece Stargazer with one of the best male vocal performance ever

[@svenjensen9770]

Ayreon: the sixth extinction ( live beneath the waves)

[@gregrambo606]

This was recorded live for a television show. The audience was told not to react until the song was over because they didn't want any audience noise on the recording.

[@robertgieseler1220]

Absolutely true!

[@niuho2052]

They could have reactet at least a little bit?

[@giordani64]

Turning 60 tomorrow. I love it when young folks appreciate the music I listened to when I was young and still was already 10 years to late to see that when it really happened. Classics never die.

[@metalteen.]

@@giordani64 Congrats man 🤘🎊

[@peterharrison511]

On my 21st birthday week in 1983 I saw them twice The first time, three rows back right in front Unbelievable experience one I will never forget

[@robertpetre9378]

Ritchie Blackmore was definitely one of the first guitar shredders for sure

[@karenmandeville7116]

the crowd was told to be quiet during the song because they were recording. this was back in 70 and equipment wasn't what it is today.

[@thomasleja3435]

Deep Purple was one of the greatest bands of their time (my favorite band), and Child in Time is perhaps their best song. Highway Star is also very good. By the way: The audience was asked to stay quiet because this song was to be recorded for television.

[@SparkAttack86]

@@thomasleja3435 Agreed. They're like Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd all-in-one. Ritchie Blackmore is easily the greatest rock guitarist that's ever lived

[@metalteen.]

@@thomasleja3435 ah yeah that makes sense :)

[@larryzigler6812]

Space Truckin better than pretty good

[@CliffordValvick]

Saw tHem for the first time in 1974 in my hometown of Chicago. The lead singer had been replaced by a guy by the name of David Coverdale who later formed Whitesnake, another banger of a band! Saw them again in 2016 and just this August outside of Houston, Texas. Three of the original members are still there and everyone's grey but they're still rockin'! Nice to see the younger generation enjoy the music that was part of my life!👍👍👍

[@Mike-rk8px]

This was one of 4 songs that was performed on their television special. It was filmed on July 14, 1970 at the Granada Television studios in Manchester, England and was shown on television that August. The show was called “Deep Purple Doing Their Thing” and you can watch it on youtube.

[@GianniGiorgini-j9z]

Ian Gillian GREAT voice Deep Purple Amazing band 🤘🤘🔥

[@lindalou6105]

Listen to him as Jesus singing Gethsemane

[@michaelklassen9486]

As a Canadian, this broadcast would have made us shit our droors.

[@KellySLC]

Since it was being recorded live the audience was told to hold their reaction till the end of the song so as not to distract from the band.

[@karenrawling]

Deep Purple my favourite band.

[@metalteen.]

They're 🔥

[@Vrakom]

Footnotes on Deep Purple: 1- A new studio version of ''Hush'' with Ian Gillan on vocals was included on the 1988 live album Nobody's perfect. 2- Don't miss the song ''Black night.'' It's a Deep Purple classic but often overlooked because you can't find it on any of the original albums. It was released as a single. 3- For the really crazy, mind blowing, not for TV material from 1970 go to the ''Live and rare'' album (released 1992.)

[@larryratterree6358]

The crowd was told to chill because they were recording!!😮

[@gingerbaker_toad696]

1:56 he was annoyed with the camera comming too close 😅

[@metalteen.]

@@gingerbaker_toad696 hahah understandable :)

[@SparkAttack86]

Other great songs by Deep Purple you'd enjoy are: 'Burn', 'Speed King' which are early speed metal, or check out their bluesy ones like 'When A Blind Man Cries' very Pink Floyd-esq or 'Mistreated'. There's so much, they really are one of the greatest hard rock bands that ever existed 😊

[@metalteen.]

@@SparkAttack86 yeah, I appreciate them more and more for every reaction :)

[@SparkAttack86]

@metalteen. If you like Deep Purple, you'll love Ritchie Blackmore's other band, Rainbow which he started with Ronnie James Dio (also vocalist for Black Sabbath). Blackmore effectively created Neoclassical heavy metal with that band. Songs like 'Stargazer' or 'Gates of Babylon' by Rainbow will blow your mind.

[@SparkAttack86]

Well done. Great live version of their best song imho. You should check out the album version with Blackmore's 3 minute solo... So much better, but the live vocal here beats that version. Alongside Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin, this band is in that same tier.

[@ramonacosta2647]

Agreed. I've always wondered how Blackmore managed to screw up the solo here.

[@SparkAttack86]

@ramonacosta2647 don't get me wrong, it's great and he rarely played the solo note perfectly live, but the studio version is epic beyond words

[@troyalcorn1184]

Understanding matters. Context matters. Who, what, when, where and why needs to be asked while listening. Learn this and maybe then you will respect this more.

[@bobthebomb1596]

Something that I never appreciated when I first listened to this song is context. Everything I had heard before was "shite" because this song came in an era when sound was improving and musicians were expanding what was possible, and it was awesome. Sound is so much better now and musicians have built on these guys and taken things forward. Music should always be listened to in the context of what was around at the time and these guys were as good as anyone in their era. For me, the combination of Gillan's voice, Lords Hammond and Blackmore's guitar has never been bettered in the rock world.

[@williamlovett619]

Magnificent

[@marilyndurham738]

They came to listen to Deep Purple, not to the other audience members screaming.

[@solonwilliams8349]

Yes Pink Floyd came out in 1965 Deep Purple came out in 1968 if you want to know a 1960s group tried Grand Funk Railroad inside looking out live 1969

[@davidmeir9348]

Glad you like great music. Deep Purple were so talented and with Black Sabbath, they're the creator of Heavy Metal. Speaking of Black Sabbath, I highly suggest you watch available on KZbin the Paris 1970 live version of their song War Pigs. Great live and Bill Ward is beating those drums like they owe him money. As for guitarists, I have 2 to recommend you, both excellent. The first one is Jeff Waters from the Canadian Thrash Metal band Annihilator. there is a KZbin video where he plays in his home for the camera the song from his band named The Trend. The music and singing is in the background while he plays live the main guitar and oh boy, this guy fucking RIPS. He might be the greatest Thrash Metal guitar player ever. The other one is someone that Jimi Hendrix said (and that's an actual quote): "He's a better guitar player than I am. He is the greatest electric guitar player in the universe." That man is Terry Kath from the rock band Chicago. There is on KZbin the video of their 1970 performance live in Tanglewood of their song: 25 or 6 to 4. The extended solo from Terry. Damn, it's guitar paradise.

[@marthag9321]

❤👋❤ I thought the same about people watching like crash test dummies until I heard about the recording, lol!! I saw these guys, and no one stood still! I was 10 ft from the stage outdoors in London Ontario in Canada, watching these guys rip these songs! We did not realize how blessed we were!!! 🎉🎉 I'm 72 and still get chills listening to them and Ian's vocals!!! 💕🎶🙏💕

[@zebo-the-fat]

Jon, Lord of the Hammond!

[@VeljkoNikolic-is5px]

This is song for Feelings not jumping. That is IAN GILLAN, Blackmore, Paice, Glover and JON LORD.

[@kevinlundgren1169]

Just wait until you check out Space Truckin, live, 1972!! Yes, it is an 18 minute song, but well worth the wait!! Keep on jammin!!

[@williamjancha2812]

Gives me chills every time

[@massimomaniezzi5864]

I know. " Child in time" originally was Bombay calling an instrumental track of U.S group It's a beautiful day.

[@larryzigler6812]

TARJA and the band Rata Blanca did a kool live cover however the good recording that exists somewhere has been impossible to find 😭😭😭😭

[@vincentbonfigli2954]

I see you're wearing a Black Sabbath shirt! Ian Gillan the vocalist joined Black Sabbath for one album(Born Again) and tour after Ronnie James Dio left!

[@metalteen.]

@@vincentbonfigli2954Wow I didnt know that actually, thats cool

[@vincentbonfigli2954]

@metalteen. There is a video to the song Trashed if you want to check it out!

[@Vrakom]

@metalteen. And Black Sabbath played ''Smoke on the water'' as an encore on that 1983 Born Again tour. The crowd went nuts! ''Zero the hero'' is worth listening...and try not to laugh watching the grotesque promo video that was produced for the song.

[@vincentbonfigli2954]

@@Vrakom That's right! I saw that show in Philadelphia! It was awesome!

[@ramonacosta2647]

Nobody expects the jump scare.

[@SteveGans-y4k]

1970. Sabbath's first album was coming out, DP were already stars.

[@neilgilbert6798]

Great reaction Pal to one of the godfather's of rock you can't go wrong with Deep Purple try highway star that's a banger of a tune

[@metalteen.]

@@neilgilbert6798 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHOZkoeun82HgLMsi=mF2hvvXJuc2JZ_Rw

[@metalteen.]

@@neilgilbert6798 Thank you :)

[@robertstoner8244]

They were recording

[@steevenfrost]

Looks like you loved this one It's an epic. I like the look of your hi fi system with record player.This kind of music i find best played on a record player.Somehow the sound is better to me.

[@metalteen.]

@@steevenfrost Yeah I really like it, makes the music sound more alive in a way 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@ingridgabelo2934]

Gracias por reaccionar a Deep Purple 💜. Banda prodigiosa, extraordinaria. Tal vez no tengas muchas respuestas, los fans de Purple somos mayoritariamente personas mayores...(Yo tengo 70 años). Los he escuchado por más de 50 años. Ellos son los padres del actual Metal, junto a Zeppelin y Black Sabbath. Ian Gillan estuvo un año cantando para Black Sabbath. También, grabó las primeras pistas de Jesucristo Súper Star, de Andrew Loy Weber ( nunca lo actuó, prefirió seguir con la banda). Son muchas las historias de Deep Purple y los cambios que ha tenido. Actualmente, siguen activos con tres de sus miembros principales. Ian Paice, el gran batería y fundador del grupo; Ian Gillan, la llamada " voz de plata" ( podía alcanzar 5 octavas) ; Roger Glover, tremendo bajista, Gillan y Glover ya tienen 79 años, Ian Paice 77. El extraordinario Jon Lord, RIP. 😢 murió en 2012 de cancer, él preparó a Don Airley en el Hamond y resultó ser de excelencia...en cuanto a guitarra, sin duda Ritchi Blackmore es una leyenda, su mal carácter y sus constantes peleas con Ian Gillan estropearon todo. Ahora tocan con Simon Mc Bride, muy buen guitarra 😊. Los ví en mi país, Chile en noviembre de éste año 2024...y siguen siendo amados!! Su último larga duración es = 1. Otra vez, GRACIAS!! Por traer a mi banda favorita a tu canal ❤ 💜💜💜💜💜

[@barrylamb2407]

Saw them do this live in 1972

[@brendahay-beer8466]

Awesome tune

[@garyclay9938]

The crowd is amazed

[@JoePeddie]

With out deep purple and sabbath there be no heavy metal

[@Vrakom]

7:45 - This is a TV performance and back then all TV audiences where either aunties and grannies or kids under 15. That woman in blue must be the mother chaperoning her daughter who has a crush on Gillan and the kids in shirt and tie are there because she couldn't find a babysitter. Often these TV shows were of the variety kind, recorded in the daytime and aimed at an audience used to crooners, magicians and dog acts. I first saw those clips in the 80s when in my big Deep Purple phase and my reaction was exactly like yours: ''WTF's wrong with these people, do they have any idea?!'' In 1970 the hard Rock scene was new, DP mark II had just released their first album ''In Rock'' and mainstream TV didn't really know how to deal with the whole thing. Watching early Zeppelin TV performances you'll find the same public made of bored housewives, clearly asking themselves ''Where's 'Downtown' Petula Clark?!'' But at least they played live, none of that 60's lipsinc bullshit. And ten years later there was a guy going: ''Yeah man, I saw Purple when I was 7!'' PS - Watch ''NEW * Hush - Deep Purple {Stereo} 1968.'' Deep Purple mark I: 100% lipsinc, bad fake playing (see Blackmore's face at 0:40 🤣) and stereotypical TV set-up...but look for the Black dude in white: he sure digs it!

[@nikosalmpanis-ty3jt]

Black Sabbath,Led Zeppelin,Deep Purple the holy triad of rock music🤘

[@dopeytripod]

now go listen to this version, just search for: "Child In Time (Deep Purple Cover); Sina feat Rob Lundgren, Andrei Cerbu & friends" ENJOY

[@generoberts9151]

Need more “Rush” in your life

[@billpet4602]

Since you started Deep Purple, react on Mark III as well. Good example "Mistreated" CalJam version 1974

[@WilliamGuess-ns6th]

I would say the crowd is Rapt!

[@jalkabre5904]

Since you seem to like Ritchie Blackmore's solo, I highly suggest you check him out with this next band called Rainbow. His best solo that I have seen is from the song "Catch the Rainbow" from the 1977 Munich Concert. The solo is definitely worth watching.

[@SparkAttack86]

@@jalkabre5904 The Solos on Gates of Babylon and Stargazer are pretty special, and his end solo on the Deep Purple song 'Mistreated'. My fave solo will also be this one but on the studio version he rips

[@jalkabre5904]

@@SparkAttack86 Agreed!

[@wordgiesworld5483]

Ya gotta do Lazy some time.

[@danielstartek9729]

Hey Mental Teen the street lights are on; it's past ypur bedtime!

[@metalteen.]

@@danielstartek9729 metal*

[@will-x9c]

The audience was told to not react. Since that was nearly impossible many of them had to be heavily sedated (not really). DP doing their thing, Jon Lord channeling Bach on High Heaven organ. Blackmore's effortless shredding. And Ian Paice..good lord (no pun intended)! Few drummers could drive a song like him. That being said your "air keyboards" are passable but you need to work on your "air drumming." Just trying to be helpful :)

[@tubaviewa2624]

That's a TV-Show... Maybe try 'Made in Japan' or 'Made in Europe' instead. ;)

[@salesivivuk6658]

It's not true that you're listening to this song for the first time.

[@metalteen.]

@@salesivivuk6658 yupp

[@salesivivuk6658]

@metalteen. OK.

[@skyscraper7474]

I will never understand why all of you react on child in time from this(horrible)version and not from MADE IN JAPAN.

[@NCthorn]

...and we will never understand you...

[@skyscraper7474]

@NCthorn Good! it's already a step ahead😉👌