Deep Purple's 1999 On The Road documentary - A Band Down Under
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Initially released on the TOTAL ABANDON DVD, this Deep Purple tour documentary looks at life on the road with the band and features some rare, behind the scenes vision of the band as you have never seen them before. A much watch for Purple fans!
Everything a rock band should be. Great songs, great musicians, and freedom. A dream gig for any guitarist.
I saw Deep Purple live in Antwerp in 2015 and in Dusseldorf in 2018, I was obsessed with the 1969-1973 era when I was about 17, now I'm obsessed with the 2013-2018 era at age 32. God bless you guys!
Best rock band ever
I had already finished my Deep Purple Program with 9 Concerts in 1985/87 early on. After 1987 I never made it to a Concert of this fantastic Band. Too bad.
R.I.P. Jon Lord, whom I was also able to meet at Whitesnake in 1981 in Zurich and 1983 in Lausanne. Very Thanks
Well, I was Deep Purple fanatic circa 1973, when I first heard Machine Head, and then I was a disciple after MIJ came out. Became a HUGE Steve Morse and Dixie Dregs fan beginning in the 80's. So needless to say, Steve Morse with DP was a dream-come-true for me!! These guys kick ass!!
I have never seen this video, but glad I did such talent from a brilliant group.
Ian Gillan has that sort of look about him whereby, in a timeline of him not being a rockstar, he might have run a snooker-club or maybe a bookies.
He's still smoking hot, ultra talented and SMART! STFU
He briefly had his own motorbike company in the mid 70's (after leaving Purple). Briefly being the main word, lol.
The interview towards the end is really good!
When a blind man cries - uhhh on of my longtime favourites ❤❤
Thanks for sharing
Beautiful, thank you very much for posting this, enjoyed every single minute of it.
I love. It is the vision of who has lived the business and applies what has been learned. A different Deep Purple, a worthy survivor.
Thank you.
What a voice! How old ist Gillan here? 54? Amazing!
I have to say, as a LONGtime DP fan----Ritchie Blackmore was best when he left DP finally, to pursue his other goals. Witness his perpetually pouting, scowling countenance to know well and truly, his unsuitability for playing with a contemporary rock combo. When he was bored or irritated with the other band members or management, he invariably punished the audiences with grating, repetitive "solos" which at times would feature all of one note, played repetitively and without any artistic nuance whatsoever, loudly, jarringly, and obviously the product of an attitude meltdown--for whatever reason. I'm not even going to go into what a genius he was, in his time, as this is well-established and old news. Such an intuitive genius with hands not unlike gossamer wings, and ultimately laid to waste because he couldn't get it sufficiently together to work harmoniously with others. The bane of many a rock n' roll dream, I might say. Last thoughts? God Bless Deep Purple and Ritchie Blackmore.
+Ruby Smokee Well said.
Well RS, I was going to seriously berate you for flaying Blackers from behind the safety of your keyboard in truth. I, too, have been a fan of DP almost since time immemorial (first gig: Dusseldorf, 1970, if that' anywhere near the time prior to memory) and habitually take umbrage when people look to the negativity that constantly bedevilled this band. However; your honest description of Blackers (my fave, without doubt) is so eloquent and yes, quite correct that I take my metaphorical hat off to you. I don't normally do that.
Thanks. I think you can see through my anger to the underlying truth; Ritchie was my hero for so long and my dissatisfaction stems from the loss of this iconic genius. I'm only sorry that he didn't stay w/ Purple, for my own selfish reasons.If I'm truly to love Ritchie, then I have to be happy that HE'S happy, even if I'm not.
I love Blackmore's genius and his ability, but yea, his tantrums and other bullshit really should never punish the fans, and thats actually what he did. People have paid good money to see the show, so be a fucking professional. I'd take Purple with Bolin, but not a huge Morse fan. And I know for a fact that Blackmore was a fan of Tommy's playing and said so on record.
Yeah, agreed. I used to idolize Morse, but that was when he was solo and with the Dregs. But his quick-as-lightening solos and riffs just don't seem to fit Purple. I think Joe Satriani was better suited, style-wise.
Deep Purple was a construct of her Manager Tony Edwards and Jon Coletta- his Buisinesspartner. They invest much Money in different line ups. Only one aim was from Interst: Build a Band for a money Machine! And the great Reunion in the Mark II setup- 1984- 2 Million per person- without tax- from polydor. Nobody says no to this option! Well, I dont like Steves guitarrplay, but I accept him. Now- its to say- I wish Steve Morse- much Power with his wife - she is sick on cancer. Thank you!
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Listening to Ian Gillan gives me the feeling that he was the heart and brain of purple, not Ritchy or John. Whenever he was a member the band progressed or they sailed in calm and secure waters.
No.Sorry, but I don't agree with you.The founders of the band are Ritchie and John Lord, Paice.And for sure the arrangement bold by sound of guitar and keyboard .
I am also an Ikea fan 🤩
Welcome to the Ian Gillan band.
...Nice to see Ian Gillan with long hair again!!
+Ruby Smokee superficial much...
Йен! Здоровья!
И дальнейших творческих успехов!)
Que buenos temas me encantan y lindos recuerdos, Gracias
Gillan singing Mistreated was definitely something he could nail just like he did on the Glory Road album- If you believe me. Imo
Best band In the entire world......jjst so so wish to see.them very soon fuck off covid let is get our gigs back roll on Glasgow early October
Roger answered the Tommy bolin question and the purple mark 3 question with grace patience and dignity. Pure class but the guy who called and asked about Tommy bolin should really have done his homework
Does anybody know the song at 6:15 when Steve Morse was introduced?
Got it:
"Sometimes I Feel Like Screaming"
I have always wondered you always see gillan disappear behind the amp stack during the solos what does he do... Maybe a little gargle of honey and whiskey?
Ian Gillan had the best hair in rock. However his haircuts in 1975, 1985 and 1999 were among the worst.
The Truth Hurts its about the man the legend and his voice NOT the length of his hair
He is getting old, I'm sure he is 10 times better looking than a Turd like you!
legenda em portugues?
Também queria. Até enendo ingles mas pouco. Entendo 85%
Ian "Tomato" Gillan.
Давно уже Йен Пейс сознался, что именно он, а не Гиллан положил много томатного соуса в тарелку Блэкмора!
The man Gillan talks a lot of sense. Pinched harmonics sound so crap in a purple tune tho'.
The main problem with DP is that since 1985 Gillan is not a powerful stage singer anymore. Everytime I saw them he was awful, making my ears bleed. Oliver Hartmann would have replaced him.
Ian Gillan's massive ego, proud and arrogance never let him sing live songs from Burn, Stormbringer and Come Tase The Band.
I don’t blame him. It might sound awful. Coverdale and Hughes butchered the MK2 songs. Some vocalists won’t song unfamiliar songs if they’re not “feeling” it.
A very reasonable decision. I would have done the same if I was Ian Gillan. 🤷🏼♂️
No offence to Steve Morse but the band just isn't Deep Purple without Ritchie Blackmore.
Jason Stone some of Perpendicular songs, are the best ever!
No they are just as good and live if not better
We all got an opinion.
No one is saying it’s the right one.
@ 39:38: Yet, they're millionaires. Many people are working hard for their entire lives and will only have a very little proportion of what Ian has earned, even as a young lad. But it's never enough, isn't it?!
Morse plays Smoke worse.
Here's the view point of a guy that was never a big Deep Purple fan..back in the day no one was heavier than Black Sabbath (Vol.1 thru 4)I don't know why media used to compare them(Apples & Oranges)..and to this day I hate Smoke on the Water its the most baby basic riff in history, and I really was so bored to death when I saw DP with Tommy Bolin in Radio City in NY and I did buy that album and listened to it regularly..other than that.
Deep Purple the band were great musicians..Gillan just right as theyre singer but that Richie Blackmore was really special in that group.Too special too replace with any other guitar player really.A real fker on that guitar.Maybe only someone like Jimi Hendrix or Eric Johnson would have been as interesting.
Iron man is just as silly you describe, though both are easy and catcy. Deep purple back in the day were in double speed than sabbath, with amazing screams and solos untouchable, clearly more heavy than the just doom sound of sabbath