Hey Elok.Super Video.Deep Purple Live 1973 In New York Here.Dont Get Any Better Stay Safe Bye. Btw Blackmore The Best Guitarist Ever! And What To Say About Ian Paice.Just Amasing.

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 The Man in Black

Jon Lord on keys. Man oh man oh man oh man.

I am a Space-Trucker😎😄😊

you have very good taste in music young lady.

What a great reaction to a great band and great concert. 😀😃😄😁

Deep Purple blew people away!! They were way above the others! I think Ian Paice if not better was close to John Bonham of ZEP at that time, My favorite group. I grew up with these guys!

RIP Jon Lord that was incredible

They are essentially a blues-jazz-classical influenced group later to be described as ‘Prog Rock’.

Deep Purple is up there with Jethro Tull and Rush for me. Thank you!

My fav group of all time and my favorite reactor of all time, too 😻

@ingridgabelo2934

Жыл бұрын

También para mí!!!! Fantástico Deep Purple y fantástica Elok!!

Hi Elok, this concert proves that Ritchie Blackmore is by far the greatest guitarist to ever play on planet earth! :-)

@BeeLineEast

2 жыл бұрын

Yes i agree. Saw Deep Purple perform in 1972 Machine Head tour. And i was lucky enough to see Emerson Lake and Palmer at Long Pond Pa. Poconos Rock Fest in 1972. E.L.P. even cut an album on this live concert. Will never forget either of these concerts.

@BeeLineEast

2 жыл бұрын

That's right if you already haven't check Ritchie out in Wring That Neck and Mandrake Root Live in Bilzen 1969. He has his guitar screaming for mercy.

@timothyparsons8327

2 жыл бұрын

There were no lazy guitar solos here! Maybe he and the crowd were compatible! Ritchie Blackmore can be described as unpredictable…and no amps suffered any irreparable damage…this time! This was 1973 ,…not 1975 ? Presumably not long before Gillan and Glover departed.

React to ELO- hold on tight

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Deep Purple is absolutely the best hard rock band of all time! Having said that, this was only 3 songs, not a full concert, each song was edited in some way, and big chunks were cut out. I think it may have been done for a TV show at the time. Regardless, you can certainly feel the power and electricity generated by Purple on stage. Nobody could touch them in a live setting ... live performance was their strength, as is evidenced by their Made In Japan album, which I believe to be the best live album of all time. Next Deep Purple song should be Lazy (either studio or live), followed by Hard Lovin' Man, followed by Pictures of Home, followed by No No No (studio version). Cheers!

@johnnyramos8923

2 жыл бұрын

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@josephlevy2258

9 ай бұрын

THERE IS NO DEFINITION TO THEIR ABLILITIES AND MUSICAL PREFORMANCES THEY ARE BYBALL MEANS THE BEST HARD ROCK BAND EVER CREATED ,IMPROVISATION SKILL LIKE NO BAND EVER HAD

The real shame is this gig footage is heavily edited and only a snippet of their greatness. Love the reaction. There is a full 1972 gig from Copenhagen, Denmark worth watching.

I SEEN THEM LIVE IN PROVIDENCE RI 1984 COME BACK CONCERT WOW WOW

When music really was music!!! Don't forget soldier of fortune. Ian and Ritchie influenced too many singers and guitarists all over the world!!! Owwwww!!!!

I really love that you respect and approve of the bands I love from the past. You are someone I can respect and come back to because you my taste in music . Keep it rolling on. Love you

Adoro a Elok!!!!

Wow good choice. The best Deep Purple band members performing at this concert. You picked a winner on this Elok. Copenhagen Denmark concert in 1972 is an excellent concert also.

This was a Full concert but most of the footage was wiped away.. Shame on ABC

The crowd was very modern, free and enjoying the band, some earlier recordings they were afraid of expressing themselves. There was even a guy doing Air Guitar, I doubt the term had even been invented at the time. I was a Deep Purple fan even before I was a rock-n-roll fan, I was about 12 when this was recorded. I wish I would have known that music wasn't going to get much better.

Great stuff, intense. I like this Smoke on Water performance very much.

Nice Elok Hsu ... 🤓💯

Superb, this was the best line-up. Well done Elok.

Wow Elok! What a beautiful surprise. Totally agree with ya gal - lit, sick, and dope! Great band at their peak. Ian - my favorite singer. Other Ian - my favorite drummer. I have taken note, mate! Thank you for this one. Made my Michigan day :-)

Hi Elok Hsu, I commented on your "Highway Star" reaction I was a keyboard player in the 70s and I luved them back then and now, good on you!

Your show is by far the best Elok! Be blessed and keep up the good work.

This was singer Ian Gillan's farewell tour. Later that year, 29 June, In Osaka, Japan, he announced that gig to be his last with Deep Purple. Part of that concert was released as a bootleg under the title "Final Trucking" which has Gillan's farewell speech.

I was in a RUSH tribute band in college. Our rhythm guitarist, Randy, wanted to play Smoke on the Water so bad he could taste it. Day after day, week after week, he asked for the song, but it just didn't fit in our set. This caused a lot of division. Our audience wanted us to play RUSH and nothing else. Finally, Randy quit and formed his own band. The only gig that they got was to play in a battle of the bands. Randy finally got to play his song. His band didn't win, but neither did ours. Our band, however, was the only one to get an encore that night. I am proud of that.

@petervandervlies6427

2 жыл бұрын

Verry nice man, Was in a rockband too, fun time. Greetings from Holland

Don’t forget Jon lord on Hammond organ.. and thank you for reacting to this..I’ve been waiting a long time for someone to react to this, and by the way this is not the full concert this whole show was filmed by abc tv and was edited down to a half hour to fit on a TV show that was on back in 1973 called in concert unfortunately the whole concert doesn’t exist.

También a Ian Gillan!! Mi banda más querida...DEEP PURPLE 💜

Wonderful stuff. I wish I’d got to see this classic line-up. I saw them more recently, long after Ritchie’s departure but before Jon Lord’s death and it was still a great experience.

Great video! Great band! You must definitely check Emerson, Lake & Palmer Live to see where that messing with the organ came from :D

Keep up the good work Elok. I will try to send you a gift from Spain!!!

@ElokHsu

2 жыл бұрын

OMG? Thank youu!! And I definitely will keep it up! 💗💗

Thank you that was great! 😎

bonjour elok deep purple un trés grand rgroupe de rock toujours en activité, les musiciens sont formidables et le chanteur éxeptionnel ?mérci pour ce concert .passe une belle journée

Keith Moon and Ian Pace, the best drummers of that era. Ian Gillian was a great singer, pity he didn´t took care of his voice. Otherwise great concert. Let me recommend listening to some tracks that have been neglected by them, Fools and Demon´s eye.

And of course we now know why this is one of your favorites! :-) check out Deep Purple Live from Japan, and Live from Europe. it's even better than this! Also 1974 Live at the California Jam! Emerson Lake and Palmer played that same weekend! Imagine seeing both of these groups live in one weekend! :-)

@BeeLineEast

2 жыл бұрын

If you did not already. Check out Deep Purple at the Bilzen Jazz Fest. 1969. Ritches solos are amazing. Ian Paice does some incredible solos in this live jam session.

Both Deep Purple bassists, Roger Glover and Glenn Hughes, just do not get enough love. They are both so damn good. For anyone who's curious, Glenn Hughes is performing with The Dead Daisies now. They just dropped a seriously kick-ass album that I cannot recommend enough. The album is called _Holy Ground._ So worth your time!!

Good choice and good reaction, but this concert was held in 1973, in a month Gillan will be gone forever before reunion.

Elok... I think you can say this is your favorite band.. This is the first time you did a full concert reaction to Deep Purple or any band. Well Welcome.. its mine as well... I think today the entire audience has hearing aids because being they were one of the loudest bands in history and it looks like a small enclosed venue. You know they left the concert. Ears ringing but smiles on there faces... Thats all that mattered.. The five greatest musical masters didn't disappoint

Hi Elok. Another great choice and reaction as usual. I think it's time for you to start branching out a bit, as there's such a huge back catalogue for you to discover, from the late 1960s onwards. It's a daunting task, but an exciting one, as you're going to discover so much great music along the way. There are plenty of great bands that may not be household names, but were still great and epitomised the times. Consider Roxy Music (anything from the first three or four albums), or Curved Air (Back Street Love is a gem), with Sonjia Kristina on vocals, who also starred in the seminal 60s musical 'Hair'. Go for it Elok, I'll be following and 'liking' all the way. Cheers from the UK!

Great concert Elok. They don’t make bands like that anymore, do they. I’ve seen Deep Purple in Brisbane Australia 3 times - 2004, 2010 and 2013. They were a lot older but still on top of their game. I haven’t seen Richie, but Steve Morse was on guitar and just as good - and they were very much a happier band with Steve instead of Richie. (There are lots of DVDs with this lineup - check out Perihelion - Deep Purple Live - Miami 2002). The last time I saw Deep Purple (2013) was a double bill with Journey (Don’t Stop Believin’). Journey opened with a really good set, but when Deep Purple hit the stage you knew the big guns had arrived. They blew them away, and made Journey look like a high school band. I have an unusual suggestion. You have done a great job playing the bands that us old guys remember from our younger days. But why don’t you teach us something about your contemporary music - and do a reaction to a K-pop group such as Black Pink - and tell us what you find great about them.

Smoke On The Water the first riff any of us young kids learnt back in the 70's. But those that followed through to learn the lead part for the rest of the song, became guitarists. Hence, I'm not a guitarist. And for those that wanted to follow the keyboard route? Well good luck trying to emmulate John Lord. But a lot tried. Few succeeded. Elok. You do realise that the smile never left your face for the whole show. God bless you. I don't know if you've done any Led Zeppelin yet. But if Classic Rock is your thing you must. Try this one. kzread.info/dash/bejne/i4uD19ySps7Zgto.html

Also Elok, have you ever seen a left handed drummer play better than this guy? Nope! :-)