Guitarist Reacts to Deep Purple - Child In Time (Live 1970) REACTION (Discover365 Reaction #19)

[@diegoadrianbellidosalvatierra]

Old School is the Future🎼🎼🎼🎵🎵🎵👍👍👍🙇

[@sevensorrows2595]

Congratulations for not pausing the performance. 👍👍👍🙏

[@draheim90]

Oh man. I love how this is a reaction video but really I’m just watching a guy rock out to Deep Purple :)

[@kathys6402]

I mean Ian Gillian was spot on with his vocals, Ritchie Blackmore made that guitar rock, Roger Glover's bass, Ian Paice's drums and Jon Lord's keyboards were perfection. Great performance. Thank you for doing this one!

[@klausfeuermann3825]

Perfect Performance!

[@seelenwinter6662]

but you have to listen that song in a dark room, music at highest level, a little joint in your left hand and a glass of wine in your right hand...

[@pjukas]

@@seelenwinter6662 No....but i have listened to it naked, in a bathtub with body tempered water.....on mushrooms.

[@metsrus]

These were top artists on top of their game

[@centralscrutinizer9591]

I cry every time...........I'm a wimp, I love this fucking song so much!

[@centralscrutinizer9591]

I can't get enough of this song or video.

[@Eurynomea]

Masterpiece

[@SatWiseJanx]

They were my favorite band as a kid then I ended up managing their first website and online store for 6 years. Dream come true.

[@RC-zv8rb]

The most amazing gathering of talent in the history of British rock. I have been fortunate enough to have seen them back home in the UK and here in the States a number of times.

[@paulself8698]

A tie between Purple and Zep - but, when all is said and done, us Brits had the best rock bands in the world in the 70s!

[@RC-zv8rb]

0:09 I can’t argue with that, and my very first concert was Led Zeppelin at Leeds City Hall on the football pitch out back. I was too young to get in but I got in and it was the best concert a person could ever hope to see 🎸🎶

[@seabud6408]

Deep Purple were great in the studio but untouchable live. No band would want to follow them onstage. Even recently Peter Hook from New Order said in a TV interview that they were on at a festival after Purple’s set around 2012. He wasn’t worried until they started playing... he’d assumed due to their age they’d lost it. He was a big fan in the old days. Ironically Child in time is probably their best studio performance. NO ONE in that era 69/70 could play guitar like Ritchie and no one else could play that studio guitar solo (from Deep Purple in Rock) . I think it’s his best. When I heard that album as a 12 year old, I literally couldn’t get my head around the fact that music could sound like that.

[@rentner66]

Thats rock history! I`ve seen this band first time in the late 60ths in germany with "Hush" and Beatles-songs and everybody said: "This will be one of the greatest rock-bands on earth! And so it comes!

[@frankt...]

They always played so tight together. Even live. Never trying to overplay each other. You could distinguish each member. They make it look so easy. Pure magic.

[@mikebetts2046]

The human voice as an instrument, on full display here.

[@santabarbara2105]

The best ever! And the only line-up that made deep purple matter.

[@pamelaadams6417]

Love your reaction

[@theeye-ns1ch]

This was filmed live for T.V. the audience were told to keep quiet.

[@joerenner8334]

The Keyboardist. His name is Jon Lord. And he was Lord of the keys. RIP. All the others are stellar as well.

[@botunaden5467]

Ritchie Blackmore 🌹

[@jkm49us25]

Glover and Paice

[@Webrider357]

I like how you don't interrupt, and you like a good live performance over a video. Just like me and I'm an old dude, and I play guitar a bit. This is how you review music.

[@TheCornishCockney]

Roger Glover on bass,Gillan on vocals,Lord on keys,Blackmore talking to God with his guitar and superb Ian Paice on drums. WHAT..... a line up.

[@deaniegarcia5694]

The keyboard player was Jon Lord and it was an organ

[@aryansigrid]

Nice Save! 9:10 drummer, Ian Paice drops his sticks & carries on like a pro!

[@kathylecluyse7820]

If you'd like to hear Blackmore and Gillian go crazy, you might like to hear "Strange Kind of Woman", version "Made in Japan" - and yes, I agree: Made in Japan IS the best live album ever.

[@irondariostino6807]

Made in Japan is the first " real"live album, it is also the quintessence of live albums, and yes it is also the best live album. Pure stage animals

[@DokktorDeth]

Especially Highway Star. Ricardo is splendiferous; my favourite guitar solo of ALL time..

[@brendanfromireland]

Isn't Thin Lizzy's Live and Dangerous the best live album ever!?

[@neuvocastezero1838]

@@DokktorDeth I find it a little difficult to believe someone with a channel entitled "Guitarist reacts to..." hasn't heard "Highway Star".

[@johnfry4501]

Deep Purple, Pink Floyd, Sabbath.. classic rock no you don’t pause them.. ever...EVER !, good reaction!

[@nicolasdaire3114]

Led Zepp as wel

[@jonathanvince8173]

It is strange that the band had one of the best speed bass player one of the best Drummers also one of the best vocalists also one of the best Guitarists and possibly the worlds best Keyboard player all could be a front for any band but they worked together was just amazing. at that time.

[@hartoongkowijoyo9952]

Deep Purple is trully legend,and this song one of my favorite song from DP

[@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace]

As someone who wanted to be Ritchie Blackmore when I was a kid... I HIGHLY recommend you listen to Deep Purple - Made in Japan. It is one of the greatest live albums ever and captures Deep Purple at their best. I also HIGHLY recommend you listen to the song Stargazer by Rainbow.. Blackmore's band after he left Deep Purple in the 70's.. Ronnie James Dio sings.. Stargazer is one of the best songs Blackmore ever wrote.

[@Fuxerz]

Who didn't want to be like Ritchie Blackmore. He had it all

[@lonestar6709]

Music is universal. To see young Black lads bopping to Deep Purple is great to see. Welcome to the Purple family. You'll never leave.

[@pookiemartinez3909]

even older blokes like Soul Train Bro doing Deep Purple full albums is fantastic.

[@davidwalker5054]

I've seen a lot young black American hip hop and rap fans reacting to Deep Purple. Led Zep Pink Floyd and they seem to appreciate and grasp their sublime music better than white youngsters

[@azja6666]

Ritchie Blackmore the best guitarist in history of rock music.

[@kurtsherrick2066]

Ritchie may very well be the most versatile guitarist in the World. Like Roger Glover said " When God made Ritchie he touched him and said you will be better than anybody at this. I don't understand why Deep Purple and Ritchie don't have a statue in front of the stupid Hall of Fame. They were the Untouchables.

[@kurtsherrick2066]

@Buggersaurus Rex I think Hendrix is great but my comment said the most versatile. Ritchie was playing fast Jazz before he started playing rock. He played Guitar for Jerry Lee Lewis on a European Tour. Richie plays great Blues. Ritchie has played Renaissance Music and is a great Acoustic player. Was listening to Hendrix tonight playing Foosball.

[@azja6666]

Buggersaurus Rex yes, i have. And Ritchie Blackmore is the best guitarist in history of rock music.

[@gaborraczjr.5764]

@@azja6666 I don't think there's any point in comparing gods, because the point of being a god is to be incomparerable as well. At this point, it is rather about taste or feelings, what makes you like one guitarist better than another. For example, I was just about to type after seeing Jimi Hendrix mentioned, that in my opinion Jimmy Page is much more incredible and versatile than Blackmore, but then I realised that I can't be objectively able to decide.

[@thetruthhurts6652]

Gabor Racz jr. You can’t compare styles because everyone has different tastes but you can compare other things. Hendrix was an inventor but there was many technically better than him. Page was amazing in the studio but live and/or soloing Blackmore was much better yet Page had the acoustic thing over Blackmore. Overall imo from 1969 to 1978 Blackmore was the best hard rock guitarist in the business.

[@martinheffernan4897]

Excellent breakdown friend, thankyou. This was 5 insanely talented musicians who were all firing on all cylinders. Occasionally that happens, and they drive each other to always improve. Miss this version of the band, but time does its thing i guess....

[@kevinthetruckdriver353]

*The band Deep Purple* with only one original member (Drums: Ian Paice) *is on it's current farewell tour.* Original guitarist & co-founder Richie Blackmore left the band to form Rainbow. Came back. Then left for good. Singer Ian Gillian & Bassist Roger Glover joined after original vocalist Rod Evans & original bassist Nick Simpter were fired. Keyboardist Jon Lord was the other co-founder member & stayed with Ian Paice through all the line-up changes until his death in 2012. This classic line-up of Blackmore, Lord, Paice, Gillian & Glover is called MACH II line-up. *Welcome to Deep Purple.*

[@azja6666]

kevin the truck driver my favourite mark is mark3 with David Coverdale and amazing young Glenn Hughes who rocks to this day!

[@debbielockhart7762]

@@azja6666 I think you are the only person in the world qho prefers mark3. Mark2 is by far the favorite.

[@azja6666]

@@debbielockhart7762 i don't think so. And i don't believe you think so. Mark3 has many followers. Look at the comment section.

[@FluffysMum]

Oh the memories, this was one of my favourites as a very young child, about 8 was when I started spending my pocket money on records. Also Led Zepplin, Jethro Tull, Black Sabbath I was that strange little girl in the record shop buying all the great bands in the UK in the 60s, our metal bands were the best 💖

[@irondariostino6807]

A guitarist that has never heard Child in Time and never heard the whole Smoke on the water is like a heart surgeon who doesn't operate hearts...

[@reca2489]

Maybe he´s heard Smoke on the Water but doesn´t know is by DP

[@blindarchershaunhenderson3769]

Sweet, the amalgamation of some of the greatest musicians to make some of the greatest music ever

[@MarkHodgettsWriter]

Welcome to Deep Purple. Add Made In Japan to your music collection. Acknowledged by many musicians as the ultimate live album. Purple were better live than recorded - there was an element of danger about their live performances where they all pushed each other over the edge - MIJ showcases that

[@gregsilver8312]

My choice for all time greatest (double live) album is Thin Lizzy Live And Dangerous

[@Muckylittleme]

Another great live performance and song by them. Burn. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmXJdXatec6KgLM

[@ronnienose8608]

@@gregsilver8312 Great album but far from totally live. The producer said that between 40-50% of it is recorded in the studio. All the vocals were redone, some guitar and bass and if memory serves me also some of the drumming. I kind of look at it as a fantastic Lizzy compilation album now.

[@kensolar69]

If you play guitar, just type 'Ritchie Blackmore' into the search bar. A session guitarist by the age of 15. These days he's playing a lot of classical medieval folk music that'll amaze you, but he played rock in 3-4 bands for 35+ years. A legend.

[@michaeltodd7008]

Beyond comprehension vocals and band. Great idea about the 365 different bands. Amazing.

[@joelsimms4636]

To me this is the best version of this band.

[@soulforged5062]

Dude,first video i watched of you and i respect the fact that didnt facking interrupted it spoiling the godlike cresendo,thumbs up!

[@psbarrow]

Memories. This band was the first concert I went to (as an 11-year-old) in 1971 when they visited Oz (along with Free and Manfred Mann), and "In Rock" (which this track is from) was the first album I ever bought. So nice to see the music lives on nearly 50 years later.

[@karenpatrick7954]

Absolutely fantastic ❤❤❤

[@fdsannie]

Great choice for the song. I am so glad you are doing these older bands too. I could see you were really liking them. His vocals were great. The rest of the band was fantastic. I forgot all about this song. Thanks for doing it............. :-)

[@AGDinCA]

Ann!! Tell me you are a Deep Purple fan, too! They are my all-time favorite band... Nightwish is a close second. 😉

[@fdsannie]

@@AGDinCA Yes I like Deep Purple. Only Nightwish Is my favorite band.... :-)

[@ronaldknisley9792]

Keep on keeping on Young Brother I was 6 in 1972 my older cousin Bill Stevens turned me on to Smoke on the Water I never been the same since

[@Darnaguen]

Try Highway Star next! If anyone can make a guitar sound like a car speeding down a highway, it's Lord Blackmore. :D

[@TheBlackQueen]

Darnaguen Pun intended? Because Jon Lord was also able to do the same with his organ.

[@Darnaguen]

@@TheBlackQueen Obviously. :D

[@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace]

Anytime one of my friends started bragging about how good they were on guitar, I'd say "Yeah... play Blackmore's solo in Highway Star!" It's actually pretty easy to learn the notes if you listen... but once you get to the fast part... that separates good guitarists from mediocre!

[@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace]

The solo in Highway Star is amazing. One of his best.

[@TheBlackQueen]

Erik Christensen I actually played that song for our talent show last year on guitar, vocals and keyboard. I alternated between solos for both instruments. The result was...interesting. The video is on my channel if you're interested.

[@paulself8698]

Luniversed, you obviously recognise talent when you see it - love your reaction!

[@jeffmatthews6672]

Another Band from that era you should react to is Grand Funk Railroad, I would suggest Inside Looking Out ( live from 1969).

[@johnrunion7258]

That one has one of the most awesome guitar riffs in rock history.I refer to the studio version.Great band,for sure.

[@AGDinCA]

I do believe Deep Purple could be considered the *first* symphonic metal band because... Jon Lord (keyboardist) arranged for the band to play a gig with the London Philharmonic Orchestra - including his own compositions. Also, you aren't doing yourself any favors to only listen to Deep Purple one day, for one song. They are part of the Unholy Trinity (along with Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin), widely considered to be the founders of metal music.

[@corneliusdobeneck4081]

Such a powerful song ..... still!

[@harryschonfeld8175]

There are many songs that you can love and enjoy, but almost all of them fade away with time. Except Child in Time and Led Zeppelins Stairway to Heaven. You can listen to them every day and never ever get bored.

[@kurtsherrick2066]

You should listen to Made In Japan. Over the decades it is considered by millions the greatest live album ever recorded. These five guys are the best Ensemble to ever play together.

[@auzdoz]

Dude! DP one of my favorite bands growing up. Try “Highway Star” off of the Made in Japan live album, it just rocks!

[@nqppqn]

The amazing thing with Blackmore was his repeatadly improrovising solos. They seldome stay the same between live recordings. Thats a scary thing to do.

[@chipurBillWhite]

Enjoyed watching your facial reactions. As a player, you were there. Great job…

[@kilroy205]

deep purple highway star

[@ajpoltz]

Nice review

[@sicmuvva11]

An absolute masterpiece to protest the Vietnam war!

[@mmcta]

Listen to the studio version. There is a nice section of the guitar solo that they left out in this version. You can hear it in the movie Twister.

[@paulkruger491]

I agree with everything you said .

[@Steveaux88]

This song is about Vietnam. No one listens to the lyrics. His voice is about the pain.!!!

[@shibolinemress8913]

Yes, that always gets me. And even though this was about Vietnam, it could stand for any war, terrorist attack or crazed shooting incident ever. (For me it calls to mind the Kent State Massacre.) The raw pain and rage in Ian's vocals and the band's performances are gut-wrenching. The lyrics are sadly more relevant today than ever.

[@sunavanbekkum]

Love to see you really enjoy this number!

[@deps6160]

The 3 evils or Holy/Unholy Trinity as they were called. I even grew up with them, late 80s- early 90s: DP, BS, LZ. Zeppelin were my most favs as teen girl, but as I grew older I realised I was preffering D.P. and B.S. more and D.P. even more. Was it because Gillian had this ungodly vocals comparing to Plant and Ozzy? That Lord was divine and otherwordly the real lord of keyoards? That Richie was insanely genius changing riffs and improvising each solo again and again?That Pace and Clover were stellar and the band was so tied up together working as a Swiss clock so their live concerts seemed so far out of this world? Tastes change, you become more eclectic as you grow older and the real thing is naturally in the eye or the ear of the beholder.

[@annalykins1579]

Enjoy your channel! So much great music to explore. Rock On , young dude 😎

[@bojnebojnebojne]

I have hard time listening to this without getting emotional as it is a lullaby made for the soldiers of the Vietnam war. The soul Ian GIllan put into his vocals are just piercing me through and through.

[@MrWhoevr]

The review was spot on. I don’t know any band that had more talent. I suggest King Crimson “Epitaph” for a review. Also Heart “Barracuda” 1977.

[@tonyb9735]

Bugger me sideways with a broomstick but Purple were good. Blows me away every time.

[@brandonlamar6959]

Ohhhhh Man....you and your Girl are so fucking cute, cool and sweet!!!! I love watching y'all.....so peaceful and fun to watch you 2!!!!! ❤🙏

[@EckyBoy007]

Great reaction video fella well done :)

[@jukkahelminen9071]

Classic !!! Song is classic, this line up is classic, and maybe we can say that year is also classic (from 60`s sound came metal music and started grow until this day).

[@ionichi]

was looking to score some purple micro dot; what is this? just kidding! Good show, dude. Man, that's a damn good recording.

[@kevwoods6827]

Made in Japan the bet live band ever 😀👍

[@johnrunion7258]

Many of the top groups at this time incorporated organs,and Uriah Heep is definitely one you have to tap.Specifically,Gypsy,with good vocals and a pounding,headbanging rhythm.Circa 1970.

[@morthnadic1]

Highway Star

[@kevwoods6827]

Get it my friend the best of the best

[@JustinWillisDevil240Z]

everyone in that band is a goat.

[@BricktowneMedia]

love this Classic!! lookin forward to your thoughts on it!

[@zappafan-co2we]

Id recommend the next progression of Richie Blackmore's career, Rainbow. All Night Long (Live), with Graham Bonnet on vocals

[@mariaisabelmorallidearruda4763]

A banda perfeita. Todos são virtuoses em seus instrumentos. The best

[@optimisticfuture6808]

Never heard his one. Amazing. Not a deep p fan however. Our neighbor became a concert promoter when I was very young and I was backstage with so many acts of this era. I remember meeting them and one of the members playing with me. Of course I was all about the snacks under the soundstage. Lol

[@Luniversed]

😂😂🤘 that sounds so amazing!!

[@irondariostino6807]

Oh Blackmore was using a Gibson? Anyone knows when he started using his black and white Strato?

[@jacquesdemolay2699]

The perfect artist ? well, you've got it ! ... Ritchie Blackmore ...

[@paulmanley7863]

Fire by Arthur Brown is where Gillan got that scream from.

[@whatchatalkinboutwillis9894]

Listen to Child in Time Live From Made in Japan - The Guitar Solo is Long and Superior The Best -They use a Hammond Organ Hooked up to Marshall Amps

[@pericamatic4793]

A guitarist that has never heard Child in Time and never heard the whole Smoke on the water - not something to brag about. Dude, it's The Bible of music!

[@dinfulofsin8525]

the solo that Blackmore does on the "made in Japan" version in child in time is way better in my opinion.

[@andreo.7633]

Good shit man... Glad to have more ppl into it. Check out more DP. Try You Keep On Moving

[@carolyn64]

The audience has always amazed me on this video! When we saw them in concert back in the day we were on our feet and going crazy! These people looked like they were in church or something! 🤔

[@debbielockhart7762]

They were forbidden to react as it was being recorded.

[@mikebirtles3773]

Genius.....🤗🎸👍🇬🇧

[@tonykichenside8443]

To have been in that crowd watching magic unfold in front of you.Brilliant musician top draw class

[@xXExtremeGameXx]

Dude great T

[@kezzatries]

Try a New Zealand band called Dragon, often times known as an Australian band (1970s)

[@davidmcglone7442]

You have great reactions - but - Purple, Zeppelin & Sabbath - the Unholy Trinity. More live Purple.

[@jeffreymarchant9672]

Well yyaaa

[@ponytrekker9315]

Check out highway star from there Machine head album and there is another song from this same show..the song is called wring that neck by the way the show was called doing their thing for the BBC television that’s why everybody was seated throughout the performance it was being recorded for broadcast anyway it is an instrumental and it will blow you away the keyboard and guitar work are amazing it is a must see especially because you are a musician and you will appreciate it. Excellent review by the way you are watching one of the best rock bands of their time they were shoulder to shoulder with Led Zeppelin for musicianship.

[@richardeubanks7088]

If you liked that, check out when a blind man cries. Same band.

[@dianajemison105]

As you probably noticed, this was before hair products.😂 That sedate crowd, though! They were just sleepy. A much later song from them, Highway Star. And how about Black Sabbath's Black Sabbath? EDIT---Have a great vacation!

[@Covenantt666]

I feel bad for the crowd. They were told by the producers that they weren't allowed to move or make any sounds that would be picked up by the microphones. That's why they're so still.

[@mariefernandez3469]

Écoutez demon's eyes ! Son 70 chanson inoubliable.

[@edgersman5655]

Try highway star next.

[@anthonyjd6097]

Richie Blackmore even when live he is so clean ( not sloppy) compared to a lot of guitarists at his time ( even now) these guys are the best musicians live ( with few exceptions) now but now you know what the cherry on top sounds like if could play lol

[@joelsimms4636]

Check out Highway Star!!

[@stevethomas6584]

The moody blues. to our children's children. or 22000 nights or tbh any. 100 totally different songs all perfect.

[@tz6414]

My fave DP era, don't think Ritchie ever bettered this.

[@pinball1970]

The voice, Ian Gillan, he smoked every other vocalist, no one came close.

[@franktreadwell3442]

Try Breadfan by Budgie