Deep Purple is a classical rock band. Jon Lord happily admits he plagiarises J.S. Bach. Ritchie is a trained classical guitarist.

Agree!👍☮️👑😎

Does this make it a masterpiece Monday.... or is that someone else's channel?

@@JimNewstead I think it's everyone's channel, but you should copyright it Jim!👍😎

I queued round the block for my copy on the day my record store took delivery. £3.25.

3 days - Osaka August 15, Osaka August 16 and Tokyo August 17, 1972.

as usual with Deep Purple the live versions (especially in the '70s) kills the studio versions.

Love it!

Hallo Manfred, wie geht's? Hattest du schon Gelegenheit, Violent Jasper zu hören?

@@rudolfbecker4313 Leider nicht. Bin im Moment im Renovierungsstress. War zwischendurch in Den Bosch zur Plattenbörse. Nur muckeln geht dann auch auf den Geist. Bin aber bald fertig. Viele Grüsse 🖖

@@theheepster Moin' Manfred ... wir haben auch gerade die Küche komplett neu gemacht ... ich habe als "Bürohengst" machen lassen... kostet ja auch nur ein paar tausend Euro, aber happy wife, happy life 😂 da hast du aber einen ganz schönen Ritt gemacht nach Den Bosch. Tagestour ? hat es sich gelohnt ? hast du schonmal vom Vinyl bus gehört ? die haben sogar eine Liste mit Raritäten im Netz und sind bundesweit unterwegs🤘

@@rudolfbecker4313 Hi, Rudi. Ich war aber auch Bürohengst. Aber der "Herr" hat mir eine gewisse handwerkliche Begabung geschenkt😇. Den Bosch war ich mit meinem Kumpel, mit dessen Wohnmobil das ganze Wochenende da. Hat sich gelohnt, ist aber nichts für Schnäppchenjäger. Vinyl Bus kenne ich, kommt ja auch nach Hannover. War einmal da, gute Auswahl, aber absolut absurde Preise. Dagegen ist Den Bosch preiswert. Vinyl-Bus ist nur was für Leute deren der Preis zweitrangig ist. So jetzt lege ich die müden Knochen hoch und schlafe beim Länderspiel gegen die Ösis ein😂. Viele Grüße Manfred

@@theheepster Hallo Manfred, erwartest du etwa Langeweile? Die Ösis machen uns Feuer unterm A**** 😉 wirfst du bei Gelegenheit noch einen Blick auf meine Longtrack-Liste? Schönen Abend

maybe you make a request so everybody knows what you are talking about 😆.... I'm familiar with all Rainbow of Dio era ... and some studio of later recordings

That's what I love about all the live recordings of the early 70s, you get everything, which happened on stage... pure, raw, no corrections. I remember as a Teenager listening to Mountain's (I think it was guitar solo of Twin Peaks) and my friends and I were highly impressed, when one string of Leslie West' s guitar broke and he just kept on playing. Later records were "accused" of Studio corrections... Thin Lizzy, UFO, Judas Priest😮 have you seen my list of live recordings, which were different than the Studio ones?

Thanks Jeff

@@JimNewstead You're welcome Jim.😎

One of the most famous, especially in the US he was a Star

Agree. One of the best selling LIVE albums ever!👍😎

My favourite DP album of all time.

To be fair, not ALL rap is crap….

My wording was it1😀😀 weird,GOT TO BE

@@jonselby1879 and I agree that this is amongst the best rock n roll ever!

... and Jimmy Page playing Dazed and confused

@@rudolfbecker4313 jimmy page played with a violin bow, Ritchie didn't, he used his volume knob on the guitar

Ritchies does the volume knob swells often. Can be seen and heard alot during the ´70s. "Mistreated" from California Jam is a good example (the almost silent solo)

Hi Toby, I have a list of over 20 Live Albums/double albums of the 70s which all are great and Wishbone Ash surely is among them , I saw them live in 1980 at the loveley Loreley Open Air Amphitheatre above the Rhine at St. Goarshausen ... it was the 3rd Golden Summernight with a great line up 🤘

Great times, I guess. I'll see Wishbone Ash in January in a small club, but of course now there's only one original member left in the line-up.

@@murdockreviews good old Andy Powell

Oooh! That's a good one! Forgot about that! Thanks for reminding me!

then you are the candidate for the next iron cast guarantee request ... GO! 😆🤘

Interesting. Not being familiar with much ELP or The Nice, I hadn't heard that before. I read now that Dave Brubeck was also an inspiration for Deep Purple's Concerto for Group and Orchestra.

Actually, they encored with Black Night on all 3 nights, then Speed King on nights 1 and 3, and Lucille on night 2.

@@dan1216 they played Lucille for years.

@@michaelcapewell4811 I wasn't saying they didn't. I was just specifying it for the three Japan dates.

Isn't it fab?

Everything on that album is fab. No overdubs. Without a doubt Deep Purple were at their peak back then.

Yeah, sorry. Fair doos!

@@JimNewstead Blame it on covid!😈😎

You're probably right.... :)

Have you seen my list of extended live songs ? you find it here in the comment section ... maybe there's something else to please you

Yes!!!!

thank you , that's what I asked for .... check out my list, which I'll put in my comment later 🤘

personally I never was a big Dead fan ... maybe due to a lack of ...grass ? 😆

thank you, I've got 2 Humble Pie live CDs, but not the Fillmore ... will check it 🤘

It's your fault 😆 I bought this CD today 🤣 And Walk on Gilded Splinters is really a great song, strong bass ...also like Rolling Stone ... Have you listened to my mixtape of Great live tracks of the 70s ? It had I believe to my soul ... another great piece of Pie 😆🤘

Thank you Mike ! That's exactly why I asked this question - I know many - check my comment - written when I'm home tonight (don't have my list with me😅) - but I don't know them all

I have a few Man albums but not yet heard them (picked up cheap in a charity shop)

Two tracks that come immediately to mind are Fleetwood Mac's Rhiannon which raised to another level on The Midnight Special, then there is Kiss with Rock And Roll All Nite from 1975’s Alive!

poor disc 🤣 I once had a LP standing upright at my book shelf ...had to leave the house all of a sudden. when I came back later that afternoon, the sun had brought the LP into the form of a banana ... I still got, it's a unique piece of my collection 😂😂

And you can find parts of the Song in Fools of the Fireball album

check my list in the comments, there are 20 great ones and I even forgot LZ 😁🤘

Agreed. I've got the 2002 Rhino remaster with a bunch of previously unreleased tracks; the sound quality is excellent. Overall, it's been my favorite LF album since it was first released (1977). I'd rather listen to this than most 'jam bands'. And I've read that they recently released a multi-cd box set version that's got, like 17 cds or something. Maybe some of the complete shows that were cherry picked to make the original double album in 1977.

@@jamesmicucci7028 Oh wow, I may have to get that box set. I got the original pressing from 77 in almost mint quality, the best sounding live album in my opinion. Too bad Lowell George didn't like the jazzy direction they took around that time.

@@CrozGadd Yeah, I love all that Paul Barrere/Bill Payne stuff like All That You Dream, the middle jam in Tripe Face Boogie, Time Loves A Hero, Day Or Night, and Dog Day At The Races...then again, I've listened to jazz/rock since Miles, Tony Williams, Mahavishnu, & Weather Report, so that's my point of reference.

@@jamesmicucci7028 Yeah, same here. My first introduction to Little Feat was the Time Loves a Hero album. I'm also a huge jazz-rock/fusion fan too.

Thanks again!

Thanks

Looking forward to it already!

I know all but Kraan. Some excellent tunes that I grew up on!🎵🎼🎶🔈🔉🔊😎

@@jeffschielka7845 Hi Jeff, thanks for answering, we might be the same age, but surely have a very similar taste. Don't worry about not knowing Kraan, they are a german band and they will be on the channel within the next months 😃🤘

@@rudolfbecker4313 👍😎

Hallo Rudi, I’ve tried to answer to your latest reply on my comment several times but my comments disappear. It says that there are six answers (yours and mine) to my original comment on the Deep Purple request but I only see three and they’re not mine. Any idea to fix this

Guten Morgen Will, I hope you're back to normal health, whatever that is in our age ... sometimes when I'm in good shape, I really sprint through Düsseldorf HBF to catch my train and feel like 30 or so ... on other days, knees and back are hurting and I feel my 63. Fortunately I'm blessed with a great immun-system, based on several facts: DNA - my father was a POW in Russia for almost 5 years and he was almost never ill until he passed at the age of 91. We were outside from age 5 until I started working at 19 .. no matter if sun or rain. I had my last flu in my late teens, later one angina ...And I've been going to sauna regularly every week for 5 years and I feel like my body is trained to react correctly to heat or cold. I've not missed one day at work because of a cold or similar ... the few days I missed since 1979 were because of sport injuries ... Kreuzband kaputt, Achillessehne gerissen ... some Magen-Darm-Infekt, which I got from my son, when he was a baby ... and then the "wonderful" experience of 3 Darmspiegelungen ... this kind of cancer is in my mother's family ... good luck, all 3 were negative....ok enough about Krankheiten, let's talk music: I don't listen to Smoke on the water by myself, if it's in the radio, ok, but other than that maybe some 100 times too much heard 😆 In my mixtape #1 was Fireball by Deep Purple , maybe my favourite studio song 🤘 ... and thinking of you as an expert, I'm looking forward to your comment on my list of great live songs, which I posted today 🧐

@@rudolfbecker4313 Gutentag Rudi, Me an expert 😜. Don’t worry, I will comment on your list. Yes I’m back to normal health, thank you. I’m one year younger than you by the way. I was born in a mine town west of Aachen, next to Herzogenrath. The mines were fully operational back then and the air was filled with coal dust. Not to good for a child’s lungs so I developed a nice chronic bronchitis that lasted through my childhood even though we moved house to the north of Limburg province. Every flu or cold I took part in. Flu vaccination wasn’t available then. I got rid of the bronchitis due to a two year penicillin cure but I still have a exercise-induced asthma due to the damage of my lungs in childhood. In later years it is worsening bit by bit. I can take a hike and walk at around 5-6 kmh but only of flat terrain. In hilly terrain I walk a lot slower. Cycling is no problem with an e-bike. I mainly use the lowest support setting. I hatte einen Herzinfarkt for elf Jahre wegen erblich erhöhtes Cholesterol, Gelenkschmerzen (Artrose und etwas ähnliches wie Fibromyalgie) und das kommt von der Seite meiner Mutter. Yes, I got the best of both worlds. I hatte zweimal Darmspiegelungen aber es stellte sich heraus das es Reizdarm ist (IBS) und Milchsuckerintoleranz. Eigentlich sind Reizdarm, Fibromyalgie und auch die Ermüdungskrankheit ME dieselbe unterliegende Krankheit nur sind die Symptome bei jedem unterschiedlich. But all the rest of my internal organs work excellent; I get checked every year. So my overall health is quite good. My father survived three concentration camps during the war. He worked at the Dutch railway and was forced to work in Germany. Once there was a railway strike in the Netherlands in protest against the way the nazi’s ruling and the Dutch railway workers in Germany also strikes. They were all put in concentration camps. My father survived but kept nightmares about it for the rest of his live.

@@palantir135 Hallo Will, sorry for not writing any earlier, but I didn't get a notification of your answer .. I think it is because it wasn't a new answer, you have your original answer "bearbeitet" ☹ I'm glad to read, that you call your health quite good, even though you've gone through lots of different Krankheiten ... and the Herzinfarkt sounds most scary to me ... that's really one thing, I'm most afraid of ... Seems like our fathers didn't have similar lifelines, but both lost lots of valuable lifetime. As I said before, my father was caught in Russia - Siberia - and he worked underground and was buried alive once and like your father had nightmares of this. So we can be happy to live in a peaceful part of the world even though the development of wars, conflicts or what so ever is frighening. I sometimes feel like don't watch news anymore, don't read any newspapers no more ... all this "pulls you down", gets you bad mood... and I hate bad mood ... Ich möchte einfach ruhig und zufrieden leben und dabei ein bisschen Spaß haben 😉🤘 Will you write the comment to my list ... please ? 😄 have a nice weekend

@@rudolfbecker4313 hi Rudi, No problem at all. We say in the Netherlands: Jeder trägt sein Kreuz im Leben. I think the German phrase is the same as ours. I’m afraid for the future too. Ultra right wing and even fascist politics is on the rise worldwide. People just don’t learn from history. Democracy is in danger, especially in the USA and if they win Europe will be on their own, if the EU survives of course. If not, we’re doomed. I commented to every music list of yours so far, as I know. Are you referring to a new list? Of course I will make my comments again. Have a nice weekend and if we don’t write to each other in the coming two weeks: Frohe Weihnachten und ein glückliches neues Jahr.

@@rudolfbecker4313 hallo Rudi, I now notice that KZfaq deleted my earlier response to you😠 No problem that your answer came a bit later. You answered and that’s the most important. On diseases, Jeder trägt seinem Kreuz we say in the Netherlands. I think the German phrase will be quite similar. I’m afraid to the future too. (Ultra) right wing and even fascist parties are on the rise worldwide. Democracy is in danger. I fear the USA will fail first and then we stand alone as Europe. That is if the EU survives. If not, we’re doomed. Hungary, Czech republic or was it Slovakia are in danger. Poland seems to be saved. I’m not yet afraid of the Netherlands. Yes, an ultra right wing party won but people won’t let democracy fail. Do you refer to a new playlist? Of course I will react to that. As far as I know, I gave my comments on previous ones. Frohe Weinachten und ein glückliches Neujahr.

Oh, and add the 'Welcome Back My Friends' version of Aquatarkus.

Hi Ken, thank you for your friendly words ... and I forgot LZ on my list 😒 how could I ? About Kraan I can tell you it's a german JazzFusion Band, maybe a little less jazz than Return to forever and a little bit more rock ... there'll be a request sometime next year. And of Outlaws Green grass and high tides it has to be the version of the live album Bring 'em back alive : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mJNnZbR5x8jXeZ8.html 3 guitarplayers , thousands of notes ... I like this kind of Southern Rock ... Once I saw Molly Hatchet live - they are another guitar army and during one song, the 3 guitarplayers were lined up at the front of the stage plus the bass player plus the singer playing air guitar on the mic stand ... awesome... unforgettable memories ...

@ponytrekker

Wow, so far there's only a handful of subscribers outside of Europe and the Americas. I'm also a fan of Deep Purple since 1971, when my older brother bought In Rock, which is still my favourite studio album. Fun story : my brother and I wanted to show our parents, what great music it is, so we played Flight of the rat to them because of the drum solo. Being finished they just said, ok , can we get back to normal music 🤣 But that didn't stop my brother and me, he nowadays has about 3000 - 4000 LPs, don't know exactly, my CD collection is 1800 plus 600 LPs, I started earlier on CDs than he did. Greetings from Germany Rudi 🤘

Hi Tony... Highway Star is great.... what about some other bands? I got a nice list, but I want to know, what others know😊

@@rudolfbecker4313 OK not sure if it's my favourite but one that comes directly to mind is "Magic Bus" from "The Who Live at Leeds"

@@tonygrinney7115 pssst, don't tell anybody, but it's on my mixtape Great live tracks of the 70s part 2, coming some time in December or January 😉

Hmmmm.... now where did I get that CD Box Set from, let me think....

I'm sure you noticed, that they used parts of it in Space truckin'😊

Fireball was the first DP album I bought back in the day. Little did I know how much this group would shape music I preferred to listen to. Paicey is magic on this track and he has/had a very small kit.

@rudolfbecker4313 that's why I suggested the song fools

Some eleements of it ended up in tehe song Fools on the Fireball album

@@yvobroekhoven972 but Fools was recorded before Made in Japan, so I would say Fools became part of these live songs 🤔

@@rudolfbecker4313 Mandrake root was an mk1 song....

@@yvobroekhoven972 ok, I know all 3 Studio albums of Mark 1, but haven't listened to them in years... now I've got a reason 😉

@@rudolfbecker4313 they played the MK1 song Mandrake Root in an extended version live in their early mk2 gigs, way before fireball came out, and that volume control guitar solo started kind of there I guess. it became a part of Fools on the Fireball album, and after that Ritchie used it in the extensive solo part of Space Trucking.

the same for me with Space truckin

heard it a thousand times .... just wanted to request something, which is not so much reacted to🤘

yes sure ... now I know, what I forgot on my list 😀

The original vinyl was Machine Head 1972 if you're talking about the studio version.

@@CB-xr1eg I'm talking about the original Made In Japan vinyl. When I bought the CD, I gave the vinyl to a friend before I found Space Truckin' was changed.

@@kenchristie9214 OK, well the original MIJ was from 1972. I have it on vinyl too but it doesn't get played much as I also have it on CD. I guess you have the remastered version on CD as I do.