Reaction To Deep Purple - Speed King (Live At Montreux 1996) THE WOLF HUNTERZ REACTIONS

[@kevinlundgren1169]

Don't know if it gets any better than live DEEP PURPLE!!

[@CJ-Fischer]

Best Drummer in my book! Plus this has Jon Lord! How badass

[@daveswallow8351]

Unbelievable musicians, RIP Jon Lord

[@colrhodes377]

Deep Purple have always been about improvisation and just jamming.

[@stevemurrell6167]

The great Steve Morse adding his blistering lead guitar work here.....just brilliant!

[@nikosalmpanis-ty3jt]

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

[@charliekolander6626]

Finally you get the best! What a band, such gifted and talented old school musicians I Love em

[@bobsteele9581]

Keyboard virtuoso Jon Lord (RIP - sadly missed) is also an original member from 1968 and Ian Gillan and Roger Glover both joined the band in 1969.

[@michaelkarlsson5966]

yes, it's a little unclear if "Jerry" knows this or not. Maybe he meant that Ian Paice is the only member who has been in every Deep Purple line-up so far? Jon Lord was in every line-up until he left and started working more seriously on his classical music (and that lovely blues band he was in that I forget the name of...)

[@wilcox660]

Always the greatest players!

[@ponytrekker8996]

Excellent…speed king live 1970 from doing there thing, a truncated version but it’s the original RAW live performance in front of a live TV audience.

[@Patrice-rs1jg]

Du grand Deep Purple 🎸👏👏👍👏👍

[@deborahr9188]

"Jerry says: Ian Paice is the only member since from 1968"... actually, in this video still there's Jon Lord, co-founder of the band. Roger Glover (bass) left the band for some years and came back in 1984. Ian Gillan - the singer - joined the band with Glover in 1969 (were the second singer and bass player) and after 2 periods of left-and-come, Gillan mantained with the band since 1992 until nowadays. About Montreux: is a knowed city in Switzerland where a famous festival occurs: Montreux Jazz Festival. Besides this festival, many rock'n roll artists/bands over the years perform concerts there.

[@markschattefor6997]

A lot of smoke on a lake resulted in a very famous tune after Frank Zappa and his band had to stop playing.

[@beernmetal6964]

You want to hear a battle? Check out "Strange Kind of Woman" from the "Made in Japan" live album (audio version). Ian and Ritchie do an awesome back-and-forth. I wore that cassette out at least 3 times.

[@Kakyrock666]

This is Heavyrock💪🎤🎸🥁💥👍

[@Robert-wn2cw]

Just awesome!!

[@graziacagna7223]

HOLY MONSTERS

[@jerryeg327]

Thanks again Travis and Suzi. Great reaction on Speed King. Deep Purple has had a number of guitar players over the years, but my favorites are Steve Morse and Ritchie Blackmore. And Jon Lord----so sad we don't have his musical genius anymore. A tip------don't drive listening to Speed King------you might get pulled over for speeding. 🤣🤣🤣

[@ivandelalves8827]

Steve Morse - guitar - and John Lord (RIP) - keyboards went amazing! Thankd for reacting to 👏👏👏

[@notgivennotgiven7776]

Speed King was the name of the drum peddle Paice used on his kit.

[@EduardOgg-z5o]

You did a nice one🤘Thanks🙏

[@GTO-g8h-r2d]

Very cool sound great love ya

[@anthonywebb523]

Listen to the Smoke on the Water lyrics, Montreux on Lake Geneva is ground zero.

[@ingridgabelo2934]

Gracias por tanto!! No importa que se hayan equivocado con el mapa 😅... igual, Ian Gillan comienza insultando a mis ancestros italianos 😂... luego, ustedes confunden a Suiza con Suecia ( mis ancestros maternos son suizos 😅). Lindísima reacción, GRACIAS!! Deep Purple han sido los reyes de la improvisación, además, ningún músico opaca a los otros. Hay mucho respeto entre ellos 💜. A Ian Gillan se le olvidaban las letras de las canciones. Nunca una performance fué igual. RIP. JON LORD🥺, tremendo tecladista!! La base de Roger Glover es siempre impecable y el enorme feelig que tiene con Ian Paice se mantiene hasta ahora. Personalmente, no extraño para nada a Blackmore en la guitarra, Steve Morse le dió nueva vida a ésta gran banda!! Los adoro!! 💜💜💜💜💜

[@spookytoothable1911]

I first heard this on a live album at the BBC. I listened to it a lot because: a) I liked it & b) I didn't have many records lol. I've never actually heard the studio version. The version I heard was killer. This is better. I lost my record collection nearly 30 years ago & have never seen a CD version of that record, so this reaction inspired me to find a version on Spotify. Which I'm about to listen to. With really nice headphones. Thanks Wolfhunterz:).

[@Hieronymous69]

Deep Purple in Rock

[@as400techman]

Every couple has "Their tune". This was ours, the flip side of Black Night.

[@mikkoekstrom8678]

Good

[@yvesdehaen4158]

go back 1970 album, DP in rock speed king, the studio version with blackmore, ( this is other guitarist ) , check it , 54 years ago! what a power back then, not the same a this,.... check it ! the song that made and changed hard rock, so powerfull back then

[@Patrice-rs1jg]

C est du très lourd

[@notgivennotgiven7776]

Tumeni Notes by Steve Morse is definitely one to check out.

[@GeorgeAlexandru-wj3jr]

Switzerland is not Sweden! Americans and geography...How can you not even realize it is in French too?

[@theheepster]

because education is not brought to you, you have to get it yourself. Americans are very self-centred and think they are better than the rest of the world.

[@jamesharper3933]

I know. Montreux is only mentioned in Deep Purple's most famous song Smoke On the Water.

[@theheepster]

because education is not brought to you, you have to get it yourself. 😉

[@johnsmith_1942]

@@theheepsterPretty much mandatory to learn this in school

[@michaelkarlsson5966]

yeah, and Montreaul vs Montreux...

[@mickrose4161]

[@MarkRouse-w3d]

You 2 need to intro Iron Butterfly,"Inagoddadavita long great drum solo. Song is 17:03 minutes. U'll ❤ it.

[@BeerensTransport]

Try the early Ian Paice drum solo's, went on for 10+ minutes

[@MrTech226]

Travis & Suzi Site of this concert, Montreux. It is pronounced (MontrO)

[@juancarlosmartinez468]

Great, Reac to Pictures of Home Live whit the London Sinphonic Orchestra 1999.

[@robsco1249]

Good version but the best one is from NEC 2002 DVD sadly not here on KZbin.

[@Hieronymous69]

Surprised that you don't appear to have reacted to, possibly, Purple's most famous song 'Smoke on the Water'.

[@rudymorganti7155]

Sweden is not Switzerland. Damn .

[@gerargonzalez2933]

React to strange Kind of woman live New York

[@nickhaswell6011]

You guys need to do howard jones

[@richardmead5969]

child in time musical format was copied by led zep for stairways and then by len skynard for free bird. just saying as grew up then and recognized the copying. deep was the pioneer of hard rock with many trying to copy

[@BengtLofqvist]

Very very good musicians of course but i don't like the more than seven minutes of jammin, good for them boring for me. The way they play the song though is absolutely great except for the jammin haha. Next time i ,m gonna listen to this song i'm going for the Studio version.

[@warrenturner397]

Montreux as in "Smoke on the Water" and sorry this is rubbish compared to the original.

[@Anthony-tn6mu]

Ian Gillian singing out of tune WTF. Lovely interplay between guitar and organ.

[@RiderOftheNorth1968]

Steve Morse is better for Deep Purple than Ritchie Blackmore. THERE! It had to be said!!

[@BeerensTransport]

I would say they're equal in talent, just different styles

[@RiderOftheNorth1968]

@@BeerensTransport I don´t compare them talent wise. I say that Steve is better for Deep Purple. A big difference. With Steve they found the hunger and joy of playing again. Something that was a seldom thing with Ritchie. Steves rejuvenated the band.