Understandably so, but I'd go with Live at Leeds. MIJ is definitely one of the best because they took their studio songs to another level. Allman Brothers too. Wishbone Ash's Live Dates another personal favorite, and even though I'm not much of a Lou Reed fan, Rock n Roll Animal with Wagner and Hunter were so good Lou threw them out of the band for upstaging him.
@@nickeleftheriadis9239 Considered the best according to who? I assume those who have not heard much of Jon Lord's work. Nobody matched the incomparable Mr. Lord's versatility. From country to rock&roll to psychedelia to pure hard rock to blues to jazz to classical Jon was always pushing the envelope to the full and varied range of music.
Both those dudes paved the way for modern keyboard player. Y'all gotta check out the keyboard player from the band "Forq" he is amazing. And of course Victor Wooten's Brother Joseph Wooten who is currently the keyboard player for The Steve Miller Band. That dude is a bad ass keyboardist.
One of the FINEST/KOOLEST in LIVE "Rock n' Roll" History Smouk'.... Way back in the Day.....Somebody brought in THIS NEW Album & It HOOKED Us as Middle School'ers listening off The School Libraries Record Player w/(6) shared Head Phone listening Jacks During "Study" Hall....Remember us ALL (Guys/Girls) jus lookin' at each other w/the MUTUAL" "WTF" BRILLIANCE ETC....... LOVE that MAGICAL Intro' to this Day!!🎼🔥
Amazingly Paice may have been the best of Mark2 and that's really saying something because Mark2 was the greatest group of pure rock musicians of all-time. He just seemed to be correct in all his massive contributions and his solos were always musical and rhythmic as he didn't just go for histrionics and feats.
Scott Zaccagnini Not sure about that. The Who Live at Leeds would be its equal. If you haven’t heard it, you should. Both those albums captured those two bands at the peak of their powers and it shows.
Astonishing by all members but Paice just stands out so much 20 minutes of sheer brilliance driven at breakneck speed while being perfectly executed Love this
Everyone talks about Bonham, who can be linear and boring (and as for Moby Dick from '73 onwards, Jeez...and I'm saying this as a lifelong Zephead btw), but not enough credit is given to Paice.
Well can I trust you ain't also fucked as fucked up stupid sideways as a scam or malicious disgrace can be? Or you gonna STFU like all the ....well IDK, aliens?
Made in Japan is the best live of a rock band of all time! And Deep Purple is the best rock band! No band has been able to produce a live without being retouched in the studio! Made in Japan is the absolutely original live and reproduces exactly the real sound of DP on stage!
You havent heard Space Ritual, then ? Or It's Alive ? Or No Sleep 'til Hammersmith ? Of course DP could do it live . And their live album kicked ass - unlike Zeppelin's .
i always have to remind ppl that Bonham (whom i love) isn'teven the best drummer in the big three! PAICEY is the most skilled, while Sabbath's Bill Ward was the most diverse and creative.
"...We are here because you are looking for the best of the best of the best Sir..." Best band Best solos Best musicians Best songs Best live album Best of the beast!!!!!!
This Album was how I was introduced to Deep Purple my Mom had this album and as a kid in the 80's I would put it on my record player and listen to it I thought it was the best music and I still think this album is the best Deep Purple Live album
I agree and supporting act Led Zeppelin who live could not hold a candle to Purple. Others are Live at Fillmore East- Rocking the 'Fill more- Winter live and - Live Dates - Flowers of Evil - Waiting for Columus - Hendrix and Band of Gypsis- Yessongs - Seconds out - Irish Tour. That´s about it. No Zepp, no Dire Straits, no Eagles, no Doobies who live are all shit.
Hi Andy...I was 12, and doing the same thing...WOW!!! wasn't this the greatest live album to blow your mind. What an amazing period in classic rock. Take care.
One can admire this band for several reasons - With this particular version of Space Truckin, i really don`t know where to begin - It`s for sure the best out of the 1000 other versions. It`s the tightness, the accuracy, drama, build up, perfectionism , futureristic from-out-of-this-worldness (i could go on) that sums it up. And mind you, i don`t give a rats ass that this band did`nt make it into the rock n roll hall of fame (shame) That would have been an insult.
Cl4rendon Just like when everyone on stage played "All along the watchtower " when Jimi got when he was inducted. Sure he liked the song enough to cover it but no one should be represented by a cover of someone else's song (Bob Dylan in this case). Disgusted I was! Maybe no one could play Voodoo Chile? RRHOF blah......
@@Sternendiener in fact, EVERY major metal band after 1971 said out loud "DEEP PURPLE ARE MY GODS" (not Zep or Sabbath), from Iron Maiden to MOtorhead to Metallica to Van halen to KISS to Judas Priest to ALL THE REST. DP even invented speed metal and thrash! And they did NOISE rock when Zep and Sabbath wouldn't.
Most of the instrumental portion of Space Truckin' is a continuum of material from earlier compositions "Mandrake Root" (Shades of Deep Purple) and "Fools" (Fireball).
While Wakeman and Emerson are grabbing up all the latest and greatest synth technology, Lord's just like, "Nah, I'll just run my Hammond through a Marshall stack and crank up the distortion."
At 9:30 Lord quotes the theme from G.Holst's Jupiter from the "Planets" orchestral suite (1911). I mean, ONE of the many great things about Purple is that in their 40+ years of activity they journeyed into more musical styles, genres, feels, whatever you wanna call it, than all the rest of the rock bands put together!!
Most of the instrumental portion of Space Truckin' is a continuum of material from earlier compositions "Mandrake Root" (Shades of Deep Purple) and "Fools" (Fireball).
+Louise A few years ago startalk.com asked us what our favorite space songs are. Here's what I offered: "Easy - "Space Truckin'" by Deep Purple (the live version from the "Made In Japan" LP. 20 minutes and it's got it all - Lord & Blackmore give us blastoff, cosmic radiation, equipment malfunction, the loneliness of the void, ending in a furious crash landing on some far distant rock."
It is unnecessary to compare giant artists like Lord, Wakeman and Emerson. All are great to the same degree on any scale. Deep Purple changes me. This band simply destroys me, in a good way. This "purple" formation on this album is emblematic. If I could travel through time, one of my destinations would certainly be Osaka, on a certain night in 1972. I would watch that concert kneeling down. I'm 60 years old and the first Rock & Roll album I heard was Machine Head, when I was 12 years old. I was swept away. English Rock is the best Rock & Roll in the world. Pure art, for good connoisseurs. And Deep Purple won't let me lie. Desnecessário comparar artistas gigantes como Lord, Wakeman e Emerson. Todos são ótimos no mesmo grau em qualquer escala. O Deep Purple me altera. Essa banda simplesmente me desestrutura, no bom sentido. Essa formação "púrpura" desse álbum é emblemática. Se pudesse viajar pelo tempo, certamente um dos meus destinos seria Osaka, numa certa noite de 1972. Assistiria esse concerto ajoelhado. Tenho 60 anos e o primeiro disco de Rock & Roll que ouvi foi Machine Head, quando eu tinha 12 anos. Fui arrebatado. O Rock inglês é o melhor Rock & Roll do mundo. Arte pura, para bons apreciadores. E o Deep Purple não me deixa mentir.
Everynight I hear this song until sleep. My brother was an amazing drummer and he use to play this song. I miss him so much since 2004 and listen it make me confortable.
Nah man, i was only 14 when they played Knebworth - hey mum, can i have a load of money to travel a 100 miles for the weekend to Led Zeppelin ? Yeah....that.... But - a girl who i fancied in the year above me at school went with her older brothers and their mates . She said they were totally amazing . Three bands i wish i had seen before 1974 - Sabbath, Hawkwind and Purple . Oh well . I did see Napalm Death before they were famous though - does that count ? 🤣
Waah, I've been born too late. Wished to have been at their concerts....... I find this one of the best recprded live performances ever..... (that I know off)
17:56 me vuela la cabeza ese final! y la reacción tardia del publico que quedó shockeado 19:04 jaja! :) Deep Purple insuperables! la mejor banda de toda la historia! :)
Envidio en verdad a los japoneses pueden jactarse de haber tenido en sus tierras uno de los conciertos mas legendarios de la historia del rock. Que gran privilegio ;-{D
"We had a lot of luck on Venus We always had a ball on Mars Meeting all the groovey people We've rocked the Milky Way so far We danced around with Borealice We're Space Truckin' Round the the stars *Chorus* Come on Come on Come on Let's go Space Truckin' Remember when we did the moonshot And Pony Trekker led the way We'd move to the Canaveral moonstop And Everynaut would dance and sway We got music in our solar system We're Space Truckin' Everyday *Chorus* The fireball that we rode was moving But Now we've got a new machine Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah The freaks said Man those cats can really swing They got music in their solar system They've rocked around the Milky Way They dance around the Borealice They're Space Truckin' Everyday Oh Oh Oh *Chorus* *Break*"
im not up for swearing gratuitously , but this is a " fucking masterpiece " of music ... the last 30 - 45 secs ALWAYS leaves me gripping the arms of my chair at home ...
+Mark Right on bro...for me the last 4 to 5 minutes is the greatest recorded performance ever. Ever. It's cool at the end how the whole sloppy mess of a jam just seems to hang on Glover's bass string for a couple of seconds before crashing thunderously to the ground. It's a musical orgasm; the audience's reaction confirms it.
Give me finicky analog technology ran by true craftsmen over 'push the button' puppets anyday. The musicians, the techs, they had to use their intuition and be creative. Everything is readymade these days and it sucks off a donkey.
Real music, played on real instruments, by actual people, who actually knew how to play those things. No sampling. Brilliant improvisation and riffing off each other. Today's " artists"? With a few exceptions not so much. If at all.
Most of the instrumental portion of Space Truckin' is a continuum of material from earlier compositions "Mandrake Root" (Shades of Deep Purple) and "Fools" (Fireball).
generally I prefer Studio versions of songs by the 5 main British Super Groups but this live version of Space truckin' is fantastic and highlights Ritchie Blackmore's incredible guitar playing, John Lord's classical inspired Organ work and Ian Gillan belting out the lyrics not to mention Ian Paice on the drums.
Glover is underrated. When he left /got fired and was replaced by that coked up cock head i completely lost interest . Hughes and Coverdale destroyed DP.
I always wondered why many people fancy Jon Bonham that much, I never did - great drummer but no more than that - like Ginger said he could not swing one note, to me Paice always was the real deal!
@@j.osborne4914 I was citing Ginger Baker who is mor of a jazz drummer, I guess he knows what swing feel is. Bonhamer was to me was more of a heavy butcher drummer, never as agile or fast as Paice or Palmer. I prefer them any time over Bonham, who was the best drummer for Zep, who never managed to have a live album who stands a chance against Made in Japan or the other great live albums, they just could not do it. too much posing was going on. But Zep is a damm good band and I listen to them with much delight, But live....they are not on par with the best of the best.
@@gillan5 Hey yeah swing can refer to any feel that isnt straight. Thought of as the feel having a swing. Bohnam for me is really about the way he played his drum beats He used a lot of swing in his beats where he didnt play a straight feel. Made in Japan is an amazing live album. My neighbour lent me a copy on vinyl when I was about 17 and it blew my mind haha. I forgot about it for 20 years until a few years ago when it popped up in my feed and I listened again. It blew my mind. This album captures a band full of monsters in their prime and its beautiful.
@@j.osborne4914 Yes, fair enough-nice reply- so: anyway, to be curious, on which particular track do you think Bonham had a swing feel like Paice in Lazy?
After all these years and listening for over a 1000 times I still can't suppress a smile at 15:55 when the Japanese audience thinks the song's over. At 16:02 it continous and ends again at 19:04 with no applause ;-). Then at 19:13 they applause again realising the song's over.
Oh my and wow. That drumming is so incredible and amazing. And this is all improvised and real time. Real instruments. Real musicians. No sampling. No tape machines. Real skill and talent. How did they do it? More to the point: why can't the current crew do anything even close in skill? Never mind talent?
even MOST LIVE ALBUMS by your fave bands were touched up (re-recorded parts to fix mistakes, or they fake the applause)... so DP is even better than you think they are!
Pensare che questo brano nacque da quel giro di basso che Roger Glover usava come tecnica di riscaldamento! Intorno ci hanno costruito questo capolavoro dove ognuno della Mark 2 ha dato il meglio di sé stesso. Qui Jon Lord e il suo Hammond amplificato Marshall hanno toccato vette mai più raggiunte da altri. Ian Paice, un metronomo fatto uomo. Blackmore, un diamante finalmente sgrezzato. Glover, un onesto ma insostituibile bassista. Ian Gillan, all'apice delle facoltà vocali. Semplicemente perfetti!
The sounds Blackmore cranks out of his axe at the start of his solo at 12:00 are eerie and amazing at the same time. I'm pretty sure the rest of it was a finger up to a certain J Page, saying "I can create that sound WITHOUT a bow :-P " Edit: I suspect EVH got his idea for Cathedral from Blackmore.
für mich die kreativste Phase der Band, alle Live- Mitschnitte waren wesentlich besser als die Studiofassungen, einfach nur geil und lauscht mal aufs Publikum, da kreischt, grölt, johlt, pfeift keine Sau, alle hören gespannt zu und jubeln nur in den kurzen Pausen des Titels
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Paice’s drumming is phenomenal on this track…..
Hello....Paice's drumming is phenomenal on EVERY TRACK ...no disrespect....from a life long Ian Paice fan. Thank you and take care.
The holy trinity of Lord, Paice, and Blackmore. Each is of equal genius in their respective field.
Excuse me, you forgot Glover and Gilligan. Glover excellent musician and Gillan a great vocalist.
@sergioamayajr.5868 ...and the Professor and Mary Ann! lol
For me, still the best live album ever made!
Understandably so, but I'd go with Live at Leeds. MIJ is definitely one of the best because they took their studio songs to another level. Allman Brothers too. Wishbone Ash's Live Dates another personal favorite, and even though I'm not much of a Lou Reed fan, Rock n Roll Animal with Wagner and Hunter were so good Lou threw them out of the band for upstaging him.
Greatest keyboard solo in rock history by the greatest key board player in rock history.
Well, extremely good, but not quite like Keith Emerson. Lord was excellent just the same.
I agree Emerson was considered the best that being said lord is great
@@nickeleftheriadis9239 Considered the best according to who? I assume those who have not heard much of Jon Lord's work. Nobody matched the incomparable Mr. Lord's versatility. From country to rock&roll to psychedelia to pure hard rock to blues to jazz to classical Jon was always pushing the envelope to the full and varied range of music.
Both those dudes paved the way for modern keyboard player.
Y'all gotta check out the keyboard player from the band "Forq" he is amazing.
And of course Victor Wooten's Brother Joseph Wooten who is currently the keyboard player for The Steve Miller Band. That dude is a bad ass keyboardist.
Jon Lord is the greatest Keyboard player of all time!!
That organ intro ....and Gillan heating up the audience .....and then Paice comes in with that huge mighty snare sound... like a thunder!!!
One of the FINEST/KOOLEST in LIVE "Rock n' Roll" History Smouk'....
Way back in the Day.....Somebody brought in THIS NEW Album & It HOOKED Us as Middle School'ers listening off The School Libraries Record Player w/(6) shared Head Phone listening Jacks During "Study" Hall....Remember us ALL (Guys/Girls) jus lookin' at each other w/the MUTUAL" "WTF" BRILLIANCE ETC.......
LOVE that MAGICAL Intro' to this Day!!🎼🔥
I'm old. Everytime I listen to this album, it infuses within me my youth. I feel 17 all over again, and again, and again and...
Your soul still young.
OMG,the unbelievable sounds that Lord could pull out of that Hammond...RIP.
That Ian Paice does what he does here for 20 minutes is unreal.
agree bro
yeah it's kinda like "less is more"
Paice, moon and Bonham...
70' 😮
❤🇨🇵
Amazingly Paice may have been the best of Mark2 and that's really saying something because Mark2 was the greatest group of pure rock musicians of all-time. He just seemed to be correct in all his massive contributions and his solos were always musical and rhythmic as he didn't just go for histrionics and feats.
@@nobodyaskedbut right man hell yeah
Epic! Best live album ever.
Agreed, and their best ever line-up.
that you know
Scott Zaccagnini Not sure about that. The Who Live at Leeds would be its equal. If you haven’t heard it, you should. Both those albums captured those two bands at the peak of their powers and it shows.
Mike Hunt True, that.
And "It's Alive" of The Ramones.
Astonishing by all members but Paice just stands out so much 20 minutes of sheer brilliance driven at breakneck speed while being perfectly executed Love this
Everyone talks about Bonham, who can be linear and boring (and as for Moby Dick from '73 onwards, Jeez...and I'm saying this as a lifelong Zephead btw), but not enough credit is given to Paice.
I think Ian over shadows John Bonham easy , but most rock drummers from the 70s had that spirit and energy 😊👍
To this day (I'm 62) still don't get HOW! The stamina of Paice for 20 minutes! Super-human.
Killing it
The silence at the very end cracked me up, like the audience just went, "What just happened?"
A piece of history.
Einfach nur super!
Well can I trust you ain't also fucked as fucked up stupid sideways as a scam or malicious disgrace can be? Or you gonna STFU like all the ....well IDK, aliens?
Space aliens dammit
Goosebumps .... amazing after all these years
FUCKIN A ! ~ DOPE ! ~d(-_-)b~
Made in Japan is the best live of a rock band of all time! And Deep Purple is the best rock band! No band has been able to produce a live without being retouched in the studio! Made in Japan is the absolutely original live and reproduces exactly the real sound of DP on stage!
You havent heard Space Ritual, then ? Or It's Alive ? Or No Sleep 'til Hammersmith ? Of course DP could do it live . And their live album kicked ass - unlike Zeppelin's .
Try Nightwish Live at Waken 2013
@@jimmytgoose476 I don't understand what you mean!!!!
The albums i mentioned were authentic , unaltered live recordings ; check 'em out 🙂
Best Live Album ..Best Band Ever !!!
& Led Zeppelin at concert the soundtrack of the film "The song remains the same"
WHAT??!! TSRTS sucks !!!
Yes
The besr and most energetic album ever made! Ian Paice is an absolut powerhouse - as always... Classic!
i always have to remind ppl that Bonham (whom i love) isn'teven the best drummer in the big three! PAICEY is the most skilled, while Sabbath's Bill Ward was the most diverse and creative.
100 years from now, this will sound just as fantastic to those who tap into it. The musicianship of DP, heralded, but STILL under-rated.
Look, a DT fan also!
Best version of this fantastic song!!!!!!!!!!
"...We are here because you are looking for the best of the best of the best Sir..."
Best band
Best solos
Best musicians
Best songs
Best live album
Best of the beast!!!!!!
This álbum rocks like hell. Fantastic performance!
This Album was how I was introduced to Deep Purple my Mom had this album and as a kid in the 80's I would put it on my record player and listen to it I thought it was the best music and I still think this album is the best Deep Purple Live album
And the sountrack of the film concert "the song remains the same" of 'Led Zeppelin' in Madison Square Garden 😊👍
@@pedromunozmoya3383 How the West Was Won is better
Best live performance ever.....
PieWie123456 The Who Live at Leeds takes some beating.
@@thethirdman225 The 2 best live albums ever in my opinion...
I agree and supporting act Led Zeppelin who live could not hold a candle to Purple. Others are Live at Fillmore East- Rocking the 'Fill more- Winter live and - Live Dates - Flowers of Evil - Waiting for Columus - Hendrix and Band of Gypsis- Yessongs - Seconds out - Irish Tour. That´s about it. No Zepp, no Dire Straits, no Eagles, no Doobies who live are all shit.
its so nice to be among some serious fuckin deep purple fans here. YEAH!!
lets see, in 1972, I was 11 years, and danced around the living room to this record, much to my parents concern.
Hi Andy...I was 12, and doing the same thing...WOW!!! wasn't this the greatest live album to blow your mind. What an amazing period in classic rock. Take care.
los mejores rokeros sin discusión..
Corea Kixx I too was 12 when this came out, my big brother brought this album home and we wore it out!!!
One can admire this band for several reasons - With this particular version of Space Truckin, i really don`t know where to begin - It`s for sure the best out of the 1000 other versions. It`s the tightness, the accuracy, drama, build up, perfectionism , futureristic from-out-of-this-worldness (i could go on) that sums it up.
And mind you, i don`t give a rats ass that this band did`nt make it into the rock n roll hall of fame (shame) That would have been an insult.
They were the best hard rock band ever. Yngwie Malmsteen took inspiration from them.
Cl4rendon Just like when everyone on stage played "All along the watchtower " when Jimi got when he was inducted. Sure he liked the song enough to cover it but no one should be represented by a cover of someone else's song (Bob Dylan in this case). Disgusted I was! Maybe no one could play Voodoo Chile? RRHOF blah......
@@Sternendiener in fact, EVERY major metal band after 1971 said out loud "DEEP PURPLE ARE MY GODS" (not Zep or Sabbath), from Iron Maiden to MOtorhead to Metallica to Van halen to KISS to Judas Priest to ALL THE REST. DP even invented speed metal and thrash! And they did NOISE rock when Zep and Sabbath wouldn't.
Most of the instrumental portion of Space Truckin' is a continuum of material from earlier compositions "Mandrake Root" (Shades of Deep Purple) and "Fools" (Fireball).
While Wakeman and Emerson are grabbing up all the latest and greatest synth technology, Lord's just like, "Nah, I'll just run my Hammond through a Marshall stack and crank up the distortion."
stalrunner listen to that overdrive on those valves. There is no other sound in the world that comes close.
stalrunner Emerson did more work on his Hammonds than anything else. He used a Minimoog more often than the modular unit too.
@@thethirdman225 but keith did spend a LOT of time on piano, clavinet, synths, etc, whereas Lord mostly stayed with the hammond.
@@thethirdman225with all respect towards mr.Emerson; but Jon Lord was a hard rock Keyboard player 😅
@@alessandrogouveia2268 No offence but I think you’re missing the point. Just reread the original post.
At 9:30 Lord quotes the theme from G.Holst's Jupiter from the "Planets" orchestral suite (1911). I mean, ONE of the many great things about Purple is that in their 40+ years of activity they journeyed into more musical styles, genres, feels, whatever you wanna call it, than all the rest of the rock bands put together!!
16:15 = Mars: God Of War
Most of the instrumental portion of Space Truckin' is a continuum of material from earlier compositions "Mandrake Root" (Shades of Deep Purple) and "Fools" (Fireball).
I always loved Deep Purple. And this track is one of my favourites 👍
8:07 those lightening fast throbbing chopped chords .. his wrist technique here is unbelievable!!
Like a paint mixer.
These guys are so tight it isn't funny. What a band!!!
+Louise A few years ago startalk.com asked us what our favorite space songs are. Here's what I offered:
"Easy - "Space Truckin'" by Deep Purple (the live version from the "Made In Japan" LP. 20 minutes and it's got it all - Lord & Blackmore give us blastoff, cosmic radiation, equipment malfunction, the loneliness of the void, ending in a furious crash landing on some far distant rock."
@@JohnSmith-mx8wp
You got that about right. Was there a startalk winner?
This song is sooo space
tr(f)ucking good!!!
This is insane..Fabulous!
When I get my time machine, this is the first place I'm going!
Spend the 70s in Tokyo watching all the Bands that toured in that Era Priceless
Jon Lord's solo its an entire music lesson for every musician
Mostly for how NOT to do it.....
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One the MOST SMOOTHEST INTROS til EVERYONE KICKS INTO ULTRA OVER-WARP-SPEED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Classic, still sounds fresh! DP live, nothing like them. Simply great musicians
Ci sono pezzi musicali che neanche il tempo potra' cancellare. questo e' uno di quelli. immenso
this is not a live... this is THE live!
TRUE AF BROTHER !!!!
The LIVE ALBUM of LIVE ALBUMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Notice how the audience remains silent during the performances?So very little dubbing was required for this album.
Three 8-track tapes were worn out listening to this album..happy daze...loved it at 15 and 46 years later still do :)
I wore this album OUT back in the day. Two 8 tracks too! Dang, that tells my age...
That would have been the days before MTV...back when we had to get stoned and watch the radio!
I wore the hell out of this album out to, plus 2 others and one 8 track, best ever, damn still sounds fresh today, what's wrong with today's music
It is unnecessary to compare giant artists like Lord, Wakeman and Emerson. All are great to the same degree on any scale. Deep Purple changes me. This band simply destroys me, in a good way. This "purple" formation on this album is emblematic. If I could travel through time, one of my destinations would certainly be Osaka, on a certain night in 1972. I would watch that concert kneeling down. I'm 60 years old and the first Rock & Roll album I heard was Machine Head, when I was 12 years old. I was swept away. English Rock is the best Rock & Roll in the world. Pure art, for good connoisseurs. And Deep Purple won't let me lie.
Desnecessário comparar artistas gigantes como Lord, Wakeman e Emerson. Todos são ótimos no mesmo grau em qualquer escala.
O Deep Purple me altera. Essa banda simplesmente me desestrutura, no bom sentido.
Essa formação "púrpura" desse álbum é emblemática. Se pudesse viajar pelo tempo, certamente um dos meus destinos seria Osaka, numa certa noite de 1972. Assistiria esse concerto ajoelhado.
Tenho 60 anos e o primeiro disco de Rock & Roll que ouvi foi Machine Head, quando eu tinha 12 anos. Fui arrebatado.
O Rock inglês é o melhor Rock & Roll do mundo. Arte pura, para bons apreciadores. E o Deep Purple não me deixa mentir.
Everynight I hear this song until sleep. My brother was an amazing drummer and he use to play this song. I miss him so much since 2004 and listen it make me confortable.
Condolences for your loss.
How could you compete with that back in 1972 , bands still struggle to compete with it 50 YRS later !!
I don't think so 🤣
@@jimmytgoose476You don't think, period.
Best live rock performance ever. No argument.
Seen them all, have you ....?😃
@@jimmytgoose476 shut up
@joo momma gonna make me ? 🤣🤣🤣
@@jimmytgoose476 it's all good did you see Zeppelin
Nah man, i was only 14 when they played Knebworth - hey mum, can i have a load of money to travel a 100 miles for the weekend to Led Zeppelin ? Yeah....that....
But - a girl who i fancied in the year above me at school went with her older brothers and their mates . She said they were totally amazing .
Three bands i wish i had seen before 1974 - Sabbath, Hawkwind and Purple . Oh well .
I did see Napalm Death before they were famous though - does that count ? 🤣
Waah, I've been born too late. Wished to have been at their concerts....... I find this one of the best recprded live performances ever..... (that I know off)
Rudy Puister You hit the nail on the head!!
this tune.....got it all
Best version ever.
Listen to this with GOOD head phones, and you will see a video in your mind before there was MTV!
For me this is yet another Purple song I listen to solely for Iain Paice's drumming. He added 30% at least to every song.
17:56 me vuela la cabeza ese final! y la reacción tardia del publico que quedó shockeado 19:04 jaja! :) Deep Purple insuperables! la mejor banda de toda la historia! :)
It’s how Mandrake Roots end off their first LP, give that a listen I recommend it.
Best Rock band ever.
This is the first Deep Purple song I’ve ever heard! It is also my favorite song ever since 2020
masterpiece eternal
Envidio en verdad a los japoneses pueden jactarse de haber tenido en sus tierras uno de los conciertos mas legendarios de la historia del rock. Que gran privilegio ;-{D
I love organ solo
+Паша Блинов John Lord nailed it
"DEEP PURPLE" EN LA CÚSPIDE DE SU ESPLENDOR!!! IMPRESIONANTES!!!
Explosion, magic and geniality!!!!
Such a great version of the song
Greetings from Brasil. Deep Purple forever!
"We had a lot of luck on Venus
We always had a ball on Mars
Meeting all the groovey people
We've rocked the Milky Way so far
We danced around with Borealice
We're
Space Truckin'
Round the the stars
*Chorus*
Come on
Come on
Come on
Let's go
Space Truckin'
Remember when we did the moonshot
And Pony Trekker led the way
We'd move to the Canaveral moonstop
And Everynaut would dance and sway
We got music in our solar system
We're
Space Truckin'
Everyday
*Chorus*
The fireball that we rode was moving
But Now we've got a new machine
Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah
The freaks said
Man those cats can really swing
They got music in their solar system
They've rocked around the Milky Way
They dance around the Borealice
They're
Space Truckin'
Everyday
Oh
Oh
Oh
*Chorus*
*Break*"
I can use Google too :-D
im not up for swearing gratuitously , but this is a " fucking masterpiece " of music ... the last 30 - 45 secs ALWAYS leaves me gripping the arms of my chair at home ...
+Mark Right on bro...for me the last 4 to 5 minutes is the greatest recorded performance ever. Ever. It's cool at the end how the whole sloppy mess of a jam just seems to hang on Glover's bass string for a couple of seconds before crashing thunderously to the ground. It's a musical orgasm; the audience's reaction confirms it.
Best version ever, Ritchie Blackmore shreds that guitar to pieces.
Ian Pace on the drums YES!!!!
the loudest jazz-band in the world !
So old...and the sound is ...amazing.
Give me finicky analog technology ran by true craftsmen over 'push the button' puppets anyday. The musicians, the techs, they had to use their intuition and be creative. Everything is readymade these days and it sucks off a donkey.
Ian Paice on the drums ! Alright !
Esta canción me vuela la cabeza, la batería de Ian Paice, el teclado de Lord, todo es insuperable. Y no me canso de escucharla.
The intensity in this..... !!
Slams! It’s like a rock symphony; masterpiece
The best rock album never ever recorded !!!
19:15 - that burst of applause at the end of the song - priceless.
Real music, played on real instruments, by actual people, who actually knew how to play those things. No sampling. Brilliant improvisation and riffing off each other. Today's " artists"? With a few exceptions not so much. If at all.
I always loved live albums more than studio versions , and this deep purple made in Japan was one of my favorites💖
Best live recorded drum sound ever.And all done with Shure 57's even on that beast of a 26 kick drum.
I've been playing bass for 55 year's..I still love playing purple!!!
Most of the instrumental portion of Space Truckin' is a continuum of material from earlier compositions "Mandrake Root" (Shades of Deep Purple) and "Fools" (Fireball).
generally I prefer Studio versions of songs by the 5 main British Super Groups but this live version of Space truckin' is fantastic and highlights Ritchie Blackmore's incredible guitar playing, John Lord's classical inspired Organ work and Ian Gillan belting out the lyrics not to mention Ian Paice on the drums.
Paice and Glover, the finest rhythm section of any rock band ever.
Chris Skinner And yet the more I listen to Deep Purple, the more I listen to Roger Glover.
Glover is underrated. When he left /got fired and was replaced by that coked up cock head i completely lost interest . Hughes and Coverdale destroyed DP.
It's good to have extended versions when playing live
I always wondered why many people fancy Jon Bonham that much, I never did - great drummer but no more than that - like Ginger said he could not swing one note, to me Paice always was the real deal!
When I run into Deep Purple fans, I feel like I’m meeting people who…well…they just get it.
Bonham swung every note man. He deserves his place. But Paice was a beast of this album. They are both legends.
@@j.osborne4914 I was citing Ginger Baker who is mor of a jazz drummer, I guess he knows what swing feel is. Bonhamer was to me was more of a heavy butcher drummer, never as agile or fast as Paice or Palmer. I prefer them any time over Bonham, who was the best drummer for Zep, who never managed to have a live album who stands a chance against Made in Japan or the other great live albums, they just could not do it. too much posing was going on. But Zep is a damm good band and I listen to them with much delight, But live....they are not on par with the best of the best.
@@gillan5 Hey yeah swing can refer to any feel that isnt straight. Thought of as the feel having a swing. Bohnam for me is really about the way he played his drum beats He used a lot of swing in his beats where he didnt play a straight feel. Made in Japan is an amazing live album. My neighbour lent me a copy on vinyl when I was about 17 and it blew my mind haha. I forgot about it for 20 years until a few years ago when it popped up in my feed and I listened again. It blew my mind. This album captures a band full of monsters in their prime and its beautiful.
@@j.osborne4914 Yes, fair enough-nice reply- so: anyway, to be curious, on which particular track do you think Bonham had a swing feel like Paice in Lazy?
After all these years and listening for over a 1000 times I still can't suppress a smile at 15:55 when the Japanese audience thinks the song's over. At 16:02 it continous and ends again at 19:04 with no applause ;-). Then at 19:13 they applause again realising the song's over.
Esta cancion es alucinante, todos los musicos estan en el maximo pico de su creatividad.
Oh my and wow. That drumming is so incredible and amazing. And this is all improvised and real time. Real instruments. Real musicians. No sampling. No tape machines. Real skill and talent. How did they do it? More to the point: why can't the current crew do anything even close in skill? Never mind talent?
even MOST LIVE ALBUMS by your fave bands were touched up (re-recorded parts to fix mistakes, or they fake the applause)... so DP is even better than you think they are!
A beautiful combination of analog electric warm and fuzzy!
Jeremy Isao Speier - Artist Leslie speaker.
QUE ÁLBUM POR DIOOOOS!!!
05:11 GENTLEMEN!! START...YOUR ENGINES!!!
Pensare che questo brano nacque da quel giro di basso che Roger Glover usava come tecnica di riscaldamento! Intorno ci hanno costruito questo capolavoro dove ognuno della Mark 2 ha dato il meglio di sé stesso. Qui Jon Lord e il suo Hammond amplificato Marshall hanno toccato vette mai più raggiunte da altri. Ian Paice, un metronomo fatto uomo. Blackmore, un diamante finalmente sgrezzato. Glover, un onesto ma insostituibile bassista. Ian Gillan, all'apice delle facoltà vocali. Semplicemente perfetti!
The sounds Blackmore cranks out of his axe at the start of his solo at 12:00 are eerie and amazing at the same time. I'm pretty sure the rest of it was a finger up to a certain J Page, saying "I can create that sound WITHOUT a bow :-P "
Edit: I suspect EVH got his idea for Cathedral from Blackmore.
Good on u think he could of done what ever he wanted back then
You really need a Stratocaster to do it properly. Violining the volume knob
Fantástic !!!
This is #1, Then Made in Europe, and then Live at the Olympia from 96. 3 essential live Rock recordings.
I’ll check out the Olympia recording. Thanks.
@@martienvanderhof6696 More than welcome. Total abandon from 1999 is another good live recording from Austrailia.
Lord killing the B-3
Classic rock perfection !!! Deep Purple Rules !!! Turn it up !!!
The best version of this song!
für mich die kreativste Phase der Band, alle Live- Mitschnitte waren wesentlich besser als die Studiofassungen, einfach nur geil und lauscht mal aufs Publikum, da kreischt, grölt, johlt, pfeift keine Sau, alle hören gespannt zu und jubeln nur in den kurzen Pausen des Titels
da kann deutschland such den superstar einpacken.gegen die ist dieter bohlen kinderkacke
2024 lets go. Space Truckin Evetyday...❤❤❤
Each member of DP is at the height of their powers here. But Paice is total kick ass.
Space travel they were brilliant true rock band
The very best version of Space trucking is this,Enjoy!... Ian Pace is Balls to the wall!
Gooooood GOD!
Grandi deep purple grande album 💎👑✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌🥰🥰🥰😻😻
極東の島国でよくここまでやってくれたな、と。そういう意味でも音遊びの力でも彼らは超一流のメンバーだったなぁ。ツェッペリンとともに一生忘れられないバンドだ。
(and after this song I discovered thrash metal.... then.... it went all south of heaven from there....)
I have this album. Grande stuff!