REACTION to Deep Purple - Child In Time - Live (1970)

WOW. This was WILD and RAW.
I know Deep Purple are leadens, but unfortunately I don’t know them very well, but that’s about to change.
THIS performance was a JORUNEY and I was blown away by their talent, rawness and they just had an amazing energy together.
One to remember…

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Sabina

[scotttrainer]

Everyone comments about the audience. They were asked to sit quietly because it was a television show.

[heitor]

Deep purple: The best group of musicians ever assembled in the history of rock.

[alexiserni]

This is NOT a "Synth" intro 😛 This is a real tube-driven Hammond Organ and Jon Lord maybe the best rock organ player ever :) The 70's/80's were a unique periode to grow up with, especially for music and "new styles". I am happy having experienced this even that I have to be "old" now 🙃 Thanks for your reaction ♥
And "I have no idea how the audience are able to sit as still..." Welcome to 1970! This was at a BBC show if I remember well, so first you are demanded to sit still (for a TV show) and mostly they probably hadn't heard something like this before and didn't really "understand" it or know "what to do". You can see this on many of the early 70's broadcast shows for the "harder" Rock Bands. If you discover today, even if it's a "first time", you are used to Metal/Hardrock. Back then it was something completely new. Remember that back then Rock was widely considered being "noise only" ;)

[TuckFrump-rh]

My dad found a copy of "Deep Purple In Rock" on the roadside in 1970 as he drove home from work and picked it up and gave it to me. He had no idea what it was. My parents had a Motorola cabinet stereo that could pump out very large house-shaking volume without distortion. I played this album so many times I came to know every note and could play it in my own head at will.

He deeply regretted picking up that record.

[ThielKlenner]

Now you know why they are considered LEGENDS! This song and this performance are an absolute Highlight in music history

[sicmuvva]

This was being recorded and the audience were told not to make any noise during the performance. Ian Gillan was the Best rock singer, pitch perfect and classically trained, even Pavarotti was a fan! Every member of this band were masters of their instruments. Just brilliant!!!It is a War protest song.

[Emoldi]

Der beste Rocksong aller Zeiten. Ich war damals 17, als ich ihn zum ersten Mal hörte.
The best rock song of all time. I was 17 when I first heard it.

[MrJocky]

What I love about Sabina and the channel over most, if not all other reactors. She lets the music flow.

Brilliant stuff.

[baronofgreymatter]

This was on a TV show in england. The audience was instructed to remain still

[seanbarker]

They were part of the Big three, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin. All around in the same era!

[Wishes]

As a 64 yr old man I can tell you that there are only 2 artists on the planet that bring tears to my eyes, Ian Gillan and Elvis Presley. Everyone else is way down the ladder as far as vocals go.

[modejar]

This is one of the greatest bands of the 70's, it's my favorite band. The audience was so quiet because they were requested to, in order to not do noises during the recording. This is a set of 4 songs titled "DEEP PURPLE DOING THEIR THING".
As you have noticed they sounded incredible on stage, even better than in the studio (a very rare case) because they can give freedom to their instruments and their feelings and all the energy they made together.
This is a very demanding band, they expect and demand the best from each other, so it became a friendly battle to show "I will play better than you", that's what they think, when they go out to the stage, "I will steal the show", but also they know they have to do it together, so the result is this incredible show. And it's also because this is not a band of kids that attended the same highschool, or were neighbors in their teens, no this is a band looking for the best musically speaking.
JON LORD on the Hammond Organ is a classical trained musician, and symphonic composer, if you like classical music, you can check the CONCERTO FOR GROUP AND ORCHESTRA he composed in 1969 performed by Deep Purple and the Royal Philahrmoinic Orchestra at the Royal Albert Hall (the entire Concerto video is in YouTube).
Then, there is RITCHIE BLACKMORE on the guitar, a master and complete possesed player always doing a memorable performance, improvising every time, so you never will hear a guitar solo equal to the one he played the night before, he created a new one every night.
On the durms is IAN PAICE, a master and recognized percussionist, crazy as he can be, but also precise and in perfect rhythm.
ROGER GLOVER on the bass, give the band a solid fundament to deveolope their fabulous music expression.
Finally IAN GILLAN, an extraordinary and out of this world singer, can you imagine he made those screams night after night in the 70s? He is one of ths most incredible throats of the rock world.
That's very powerful music.
This band is still on the road, but from this line-up only remains PAICE, GILLAN and GLOVER. Jon Lord passed away in 2012, and Ritchie Blackmore quit in 1997 and has a solo career. Their raplacements are also extraordinary musicians and they still give that energy on stage.
I higly recommend you to react to HIGHWAY STAR Live from MADE IN JAPAN album 1972, also LAZY from the same album, and BURN from the CALIFORNIA JAM concert 1974. You will not regret it.

[gregsulman]

Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin, my two fav rock bands from my teens. Saw Purple live and was deaf for the remainder of the day. Incredible.

[fabiolignelli]

Great reaction! The Three Sacred English Bands (Black Sabbath, Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin) from the late 60s and early 70s that exploded in the 70s (Led Zeppelin ended its activities in 1980 with the death of its unforgettable drummer, John Bonham; but Black Sabbath remained active until 2017 and Deep Purple continues to be active today), and who, in reality, created Heavy Metal, but, in this regard, Black Sabbath is the band, irrefutably main, primordial, supreme, sovereign in terms of the creation of Heavy Metal. And, for me, Black Sabbath is the best, biggest and most influential band in the history of popular music, more specifically in relation to Heavy Rock and, mainly, in relation to Heavy Metal...

[xyxyqw]

One of the best live performance ever👍👍👍💙

[peterglanfield]

I've been listening to this song for 53 years and it still gives me shivers

[brucefelger]

This was recorded in a TV studio. the audience had been instructed to keep quiet

[andreashering]

Ich hab die Deep Purple in Rock‘CD zu Hause . Ich glaube das ist eine etwas andere aber auch erfrischende Aufnahme ! Danke für deinen Beitrag

[dolphin]

100 per 100 pure talented. No auto tune. Just his legendary voice and 4 fab musicians. Forever Purple 💜

[glennashbrooke]

Glad you loved this song…Deep Purple was the first live band I ever saw, I was 14 years old and went with my older brother who introduced me to the band, hearing them play live and especially this song, changed my life for ever and made me want to learn to play the guitar