FIRST TIME LISTENING TO DEEP PURPLE - CHILD IN TIME (REACTION!!!)

[@steveharding5807]

The live version vocals are even better, definitely worth watching. Glad you appreciate the greatness of Purple. The whole band are virtuosos. There's plenty more to hear.

[@guidosarducci]

I totally agree that they're all virtuosos...incredible...

[@lauriebourque3575]

do it live

[@steveharding5807]

Ritchie Blackmore guitar, genius

[@irontusk1862]

And everyone should check out Ritchie Blamores Renaissance of the last 20 yrs or so called: "Blackmore's Night" , Also check ot Ritchie Blackmores semi-older band called "Rainbow"

[@robsco1249]

Black masquerade and Temple of the king from Rainbow 1995 DVD. Blackmore at his best.

[@alpenhuhn1]

The Wizard of guitar!

[@nipperparr6709]

In my opinion the best guitarist in the world bud!

[@eviekelpie1]

Ian Gillan, vocals Jon Lord, organ Roger Glover, bass Ian Paice, drums Richie Blackmore, guitar. Richie played a Gibson in the 60s and a Fender Stratocaster from 1970 onwards

[@dariofernando5572]

RIP Jon Lord

[@eviekelpie1]

Ian sounds the same on the live version too. Incredible range!

[@sandradjordjevich1632]

Ian Gillan, one of the best voices in the business. This song is a masterpiece, no more needs to be said.

[@eironwyman8157]

Check out other tunes from these guys and you will love them. Lazy, Space Trucking, Highway Star, Smoke on the Water, Woman from Tokyo, Speed King and others will blow you away....one of the best bands ever. The start of heavy metal.

[@NeonNights80]

Ritchie Blackmore on guitar a seminal figure in evolution of heavy metal/hard rock music. Ian Gillan on vocals. He also sang on the Black Sabbath album Born Again as well as multiple solo albums.

[@joelliebler5690]

A masterpiece that all Purple fans love! Even better done live!👍🏻☮️🎸🎼🎹✌🏻

[@tomperugini189]

This is epic.. I saw this live.. Perfect strangers tour.. It was an out of body experience..

[@MrNegative57]

They had the some of the greatest musicians. And the singer with the "Sonic Scream " Ian Gillian. Live version has more organ. Jon Lord was unmatched on organ.

[@seanmccaulley4195]

Yes!! I’ve been waiting for this one! Richie ranks up there with the best of the best. It seems like he plays with a chip on his shoulder. All members of the band super talented. You have to check out the 1970 performance in front of a studio audience!

[@brianblackwell7341]

Excellent choice...one of the greatest songs ever recorded

[@ponytrekker9315]

The live version from made in Japan Gillan screams even higher..and Blackmore’s solo is phenomenal the whole band is on fire A must listen.oh and by the way this was written and recorded in 1970.

[@gregrambo606]

Lazy next! Probably their most fun song. Ian Gillan is killing you with those vocals my man. Lazy is from the album Machine Head.

[@seano2112]

Missed an opportunity to do the live version - it's unreal 👍

[@Mark13091961]

Watching a first time reaction to this rarely fails to entertain. The sudden realisation of being in the presence of greatness. Its a materpiece, structured and sounding like no other. Its 51 years old and still has this effect. The live version to listen to is the 'Made in Japan' live version from 1972. Its a jam, twice as long as this and Ive yet to hear a better live track, any track yet in over 40 years. Truly a moment you wont ever forget. In answer to your question, Blackmore used a Gibson ES - 335 for this. This was replaced by a Strat immediately after this album and is what he became famous as a master of.

[@dangabbert3944]

This will always be my favorite Deep Purple song. I bought This album when it first came out, in high school, and this song blew me away!

[@danielh115]

My favourite Deep Purple song from my very first Deep Purple album, Made in Japan. Perfection ✌

[@greenkorn69]

Great reaction. Everyone always does the live version and it's great don't get me wrong but the studio version is supreme. Shit really hits hard. I'd like to recommend a song from this guitarist's other band. Rainbow - Stargazer (live in Cologne) it's 17 fucking minutes long but I don't care if you make a reaction video or not, I'd just like you to listen to it on your own time and take the journey, you'll not regret it.

[@christinerobinson3819]

Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and Deep Purple were known as the Unholy Trinity back in the early 70's . Love this song

[@deltondavis1100]

Don’t forget Uriah heep

[@christinerobinson3819]

@@deltondavis1100 yes of course

[@leroyrodrigues4885]

Listen to Child In Time live version from 1970 seems like it was recorded in a tv studio it’s like 9 minutes and 37 seconds it will blow you away

[@puncht37]

Richie is one of those guitarists that still has structure when slowed down. Not hiding behind distortion.

[@eviekelpie1]

This is iconic from an iconic band. Early heavy metal. In my top 3!!! Ian Gillan vocals are insane. We're lucky to have seen them in concert, 2006, in Sydney. Jon Lord, founder, great organ intro. Please react to Burn, with David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes vocals. Insane! Deep Purple with Ian Gillan is called MKII. thanks J 💖

[@lowrider4266]

Caught 2 shows in 2018 with Judas Priest, first show simply left me stunned, flew 800 miles to see it again, took my kids to see what real music live was lol... mind blowin. Ian and Rob still screamin in their 70s was priceless.

[@psbarrow]

My first concert (as an 11-year-old) in 1971 in Adelaide: Deep Purple, Free, Manfred Mann - and if that wasn't enough ... Fraternity was a support act (!) with singer Bon Scott (later of AC/DC). Amazing that Gillan, Glover, and Paice still did Sydney 35 years later. True musicians.

[@lowrider4266]

@@psbarrow my very first concert was ACDC 1981 For Those About To Rock, I was at the very top of the indoor Coliseum, the wind from the cannons blowing my hair out of my is still etched in my mind, especially everytime i hear that song, still feel it. Deep Purple blew my mind away first time, i had to go back and see what i saw again lol.

[@ponytrekker9315]

@@lowrider4266 halfords a youngster he’s in his 60s

[@joelabel7843]

Bro the live 1970 version is a must after listening to this

[@stewartmacdonald4913]

I love Deep Purple 💜 , to see your reaction is priceless , it's a pleasure to watch someone appreciate great talent . You should watch it live as well and you will appreciate it more Keep up the fantastic reactions loving it from New Zealand 👍👍🤘🎤💯♥️

[@Richardtv1968]

When I first heard this song coming out of my brothers stereo some 40 years ago I was hooked and sold. It is still my energysong whenever I need motivation or inspiration......it is out of this world, pure musicianship

[@deltondavis1100]

When a blind man cries is another great song by deep purple you have to hear

[@jaybuzz4071]

Brother, you haven't already check out "highway Star" Deep Purple!!! The original heavy metal band!!

[@davidschecter5247]

Five brilliant musicians all working together as a unit. Like The Who, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, and few others.

[@MrNegative57]

Ian Paice on drums is phenomenal , Roger Glover awesome bass and of course Ritchie Blackmore. The live version he is playing a Gibson , which is surprising cause you usually see him with a Strat.

[@eviekelpie1]

Hey Jay, whilst going through my Purple playlist just now I found this one you'll love, especially if you're a crazy drums fan! FIREBALL, from the album of the same name. Ian Paice drumming is mad here!

[@ameliacharles2284]

Certainly one of my favourite songs of all time. Elite musicians

[@irontusk1862]

Great song, review & reaction as always. Jay you should check out Ritchie Blackmores {lead guitarist for Deep Purple|} Renaissance band of the last 20 yrs or so called: "Blackmore's Night" , also check one of Ritchie Blackmores older bands called "Rainbow"

[@sammybeck7794]

Ritchie Blackmore is relentless on that guitar

[@kaarhildtorset4850]

I love deep purple one of my favorite 70s rockgroup richie blackmore is a genius🎸🎸🎸

[@msredstilettoscraftsshoesc5152]

Love how much you love this! It is an awesome song for sure! Ian Gilliam, vocals, and Ritchie Blackmore, guitar, were geniuses! The band was the genius of Ritchie! Lead guitar on this was both Jon Lord & Ritchie & Ian was on another level vocally! Check out some live versions where you can see Ian singing! You won't be disappointed!

[@sportz_scarred]

Haha, this is the one I've been waiting for man. Knew the stankface was comin' with this. You'll find this under epic in the dictionary man ;)

[@reallymysterious4393]

Thank you for reacting to one of my all time favorite songs along with The End by the Doors - these 2 tunes stand out head and shoulders above the rest ...

[@daveking9393]

They started with a more progRock style like this and left that behind for a more heavy sound. Both styles produce some fabulous music but they're very different

[@williamallen3715]

J...dear lord that was a phenomenal reaction. They truly were, this Line up, as badass as anyone in the 70’s. Anyone.

[@dylan42207]

This is my all-time favorite reaction from you!! Your expressions are just what we all feel. This was the pinnacle of musicianship for sure!

[@philging]

I saw them in concert over 6 times in the early 1970s - I was addicted to their live performances which were sensational and very loud.

[@nicolediamond93]

This is my favorite Deep Purple song - thanks for the reaction!

[@MrNegative57]

Want to see the singer Ian Gillian versatility , the Original London recording of Jesus Christ Superstar is Ian Gillian as Jesus.

[@ponytrekker9315]

Yes! the song gethsamne and the temple really showcase Ian.

[@michaelturlington3821]

The true original hard rock band. No one knows how many artists they influenced.

[@AGDinCA]

Maybe getting head was his secret to his vocal range. LOL 😲

[@christinoumel2291]

Burn by Deep purple is another good song . Also, Stargazer is a good song with Ritchie Blackmore on guitar and Dio on vocals, the Band is called Rainbow

[@guidosarducci]

"...wait for the ricochet..." That is all. And most young people think that we old people are crazy and have no idea what's goin' on...??? Pull-ease..........

[@mickeyhank]

Great reaction Jay! You said a lot.I agree, “let it breathe” I also loved “I am flabbergasted, Bucko!“ Ha ha ha. Definitely in the bag, in the zone. Thanks for doing it, glad you enjoyed.

[@remedy9648]

Took me a minute to get to this, for that I humbly apologize. I know you’ll appreciate their live video of Speed King, 1970, UK. It’s short but so sweet you’re gonna get a few cavities. It highlights exactly what you’re talking about in this review...you’ll see! ☮️ peace💜

[@ajaykiran973]

This song encapsulates everything that is great about a song!!! The Vocals, Guitar, Organ and drums!!!

[@alwaysblue1960]

Great reaction,brother ✌️……You obviously know your stuff when it comes to great musicians and music.

[@martinhall3510]

Killer song,Great reaction Jay.Love and piece to you from the UK pal.

[@richrich2471]

Stank Face Maximus. Ritchie Blackmore, one of the greats. This is one of your best reactions yet !

[@eviekelpie1]

Jai, marinated is a great description. 😂

[@parinthianquattropani9071]

The disharmony at the very end always brings a smile to my face.

[@FloridaRocks]

Do it live! Ian does not disappoint!

[@nikolaimikhail7774]

I just listened to Pink Floyd's Echoes before this and the fact that this song and Echoes came out within a year of each other is magical

[@taun856]

The opening riff from the organ was borrowed (legally) from the band It's A Beautiful Day's instrumental song "Bombay Calling" - which is well worth a listen.

[@georgetourlos5840]

That was a great reaction. I really think you should try early SCORPIONS. INHERITANCE off their first album LONESOME CROW 72'

[@rockandrollmd541]

Ritchie Blackmore's right hand is legendary!

[@addjen1972]

Ian Gillan’s voice is like no other. He always blows me away!

[@santos6878]

Hello there Bro. i m a loyal fan of your channel. I always follow you because you always have something to comment, and that's good. Because there's so many reactors out there without nothing to say, and that is meaningless. so keep on doing what you do Bro. God bless you.

[@jostincolon-velez551]

This is one of my favorite songs ever and the live version I find it even better. If I may send a recommendation I recommend Burn, it was the first without Gillan on vocals and Glover on bass and instead it had David Coverdale (later the founder of Whitesnake) and Glenn Hughes of Trapeze and several other groups. Another song is Stargazer by Rainbow, it has Ritchie (who left Purple after the Stormbringer album) and founded Rainbow with Ronnie James Dio. If you do check it out then hope you enjoy them and as always keep up the great work man!

[@HendrixJHE]

Ritchie Blackmore is right up there with Jimi for me. Live onstage Blackmore and Deep Purple Mk. II are something else!

[@franknabozny6062]

you got to watch the video bro you get a better feel for a baby

[@dwoehrma]

This song is on arguably the best live rock recording of all time. Deep Purple - Made In Japan. I grew up listening to that. Didnt hear the studio version till decades later.

[@drew65sep]

Arguably, one can point directly at this cut and make sense of why Rob Halford (Judas Priest) says that Ian was such a huge influence on him...and the reason that his vocal style came to be what it is...

[@lowrider4266]

Love this. Maximum stank face, getting out of your chair, awesome. Me knowing the best is yet to come. Thanks.

[@aerosmithful]

CHILD IN TIME-You betcha! I heard of em when I was attending Mount Saint Michael Academy High School Bronx New York Sophomore year 1972. Song released 1970. Today song is as FRESH and NEW when I first listened to and heard it back then!!!!!!!!!! Today's music......Don't even try to compare compete with 70's ROCK!

[@justsmashing4628]

Should’ve done the live version...

[@scottlaughlin9897]

You should check out his other band “ Ritchie Blackmore “ Rainbow. He had a couple different singers in that band. Ronnie James Dio and Joe Lynn Turner. Turner sang for both Rainbow and Purple.

[@dominicpelle7841]

DUDE ..you're GREAT.. Cheers from Australia

[@dbrinson1691]

great reaction MAN... Love IT!

[@kellsinpdx]

Yes, do the live version, you won't be disappointed!

[@HendrixJHE]

You need to listen to the live version of this my brother! Usually runs 15-18 minutes on stage!

[@Rayruit]

This is Champions League, Super Bowl, World Cup, World Series of Rock Music.

[@puncht37]

"Anya" is a companion song to this one. Off Deep Purple`s "The Battle Rages On" album from 1993.

[@puncht37]

Gillan sang on Black Sabbath`s 1983 album, "Born Again".

[@georgetourlos5840]

I am FLABBERGASTED BUCCO🤣

[@AngryPostmanStockholm]

How to pull more people to church? Hire Jon Lord. 2 hours later: - You can go now! it's over - No he's just warmed up The insanity of Deep Purple is they never stop, wind them up and there's no escape

[@jeffmorrison2147]

Definitely do the live version

[@christinerobinson3819]

Ian Gillan sings this just as good live

[@barryrammer7906]

Hi my brother. Deep Purple was never into drugs at all in this line up. I'm a professional musician. I was around back then. This was recorded on 16 track reel to reel. No auto tune, no protools, no click track. Understand this is the first heavy metal album along with Black Sabbath. People argue over who invented what we call metal today. It was both these bands. Zeppelin is more blues rock. But there name is thrown into the hat also. This album was a direct response by the band to up stage Zeppelin and they did in metal terms. They also wrote a concerto for a Orchestra. Prior to this album and Ritchie Blackmore one of the greatest guitarist in the world just behind hendrix and Eddie VH. said to Jon Lord keys if this album fails I'll play orchestras for the rest of my life Jon Lord was actually a composer classical trained musician also. The singer you hear what he's doing is called tracking he would sing the verse then he would sing it again a little bit different thats what's called tight or loose tracking with vocals harmonies. He's the only one in the world that time that could sing five octaves. By the way he is the singer on the song Jesus Christ Superstar just for your fans knowledge. Ian paice is one of the greatest drummers of all time Lars from metallica idolized him. Rodger Glover doesn't get the credit bass players usually don't. But he produced bands like Judas Priest and Nazareth I hope you young school folks can all understand the amount of immense talent that these individuals had back in the 70s especially Deep Purple by far the best out of the big three I recorded on reel-to-reel my self. Also recorded with now pro tools. reel-to-reel if the drums are off you have to cut tape if you're lucky enough to find an engineer that could actually do it. very seldom could you fix the drums ever. Pro tools you just cut and paste to fix 99% of the mistakes. With reel to reel you had to play it over again so what you hear from this album is what you actually get it's honest it's raw the energy musicianship is insane.

[@PaulAshlin]

You rock!! This is why there was album rock on FM. . .

[@joelabel7843]

Also try burn by deep purple. Solos are insane by both the guitarist ritchie blackmore and the organist john lord

[@biggie9817]

You like Drums, you will love the song BURN from the Burn Album....oh yeah and Richie Kills it on Guitar, as usual... Back in the day.I used to make my friends brother play the "Child in Time" song every time I went to his house...lol

[@stephenstewart271]

Check out the live version !

[@I.P1976]

Haha fuck great reaction . Incredible vocals , love what u just heard. Enjoy

[@nipperparr6709]

If deep purple can Unite us all together with their music, let's play it on every single radio across the planet. They were actually influenced by African American music!

[@megamaniac7402]

That was a place in time that a gathering of superb musicians had this splendid outcome. Personally I'm more of a Sabbath fan because of their consistency. But when Purple where good no one could touch them. And Gillan is the prime belter.

[@jalkabre5904]

Blackmore is a master of his craft - IMO, none are better. (same with Jon Lord - organ)

[@boramsey5122]

When a song starts out with a organ it's gonna be good. Keith Emerson"Hold my Hammond"...

[@alexanderwernette9998]

I know it's been said but to emphasize.. check out the live version!

[@elenka.svaliva2]

Check more frome Ritchie Blackmore, try Rainbow Light in the black or Stargazer, or try Deep Purple Lazy from Made in Japan. Nice reaction. Thanks

[@daveswallow8351]

My favourite guitar solo of all time!

[@alekhidell]

Extraordinary reaction to one of my favourite bands and the greatest rock guitarist ever... Ritchie Blackmore. You DO need to listen to the live “Made in Japan” version. In fact, here’s a suggestion. Dedicate a week to that reacting to that whole album. I promise you you’ll enjoy every m-fucking track. (PS favourite all time band is a fav of yours too. Rush)

[@gilbertsandusky3846]

This is what I grew up listening to .Also why I don't care for modern pop music .

[@keithwilkes4289]

Try Hard Lovin' Man from the same album, In Rock. Richie at his finest.

[@michellezaleske-estrada40]

Blackmore is a perfectionist. This whole line up was.

[@joemoe765]

Thanks! Couple of others from Deep Purple are Lazy and Burn.