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Posted on 08/11/2018 12:17:08 AM PDT by CrimsonTidegirl

I just discovered this song a few months ago and I'm obsessed with it. Enjoy!


TOPICS: Music/Entertainment
KEYWORDS: deeppurple; epic; music; rock
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To: JohnnyP

“Everyone was much thinner.”

Yup. Mini-est of miniskirts thinner, I recall. Also the best music, although I wasn’t into this particular genre.


21 posted on 08/11/2018 3:41:02 AM PDT by MayflowerMadam (Have an A-1 day.)
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To: 2ndDivisionVet

Hamburg, Germany.


22 posted on 08/11/2018 4:05:31 AM PDT by CrimsonTidegirl
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To: Toadman

Sounds great!


23 posted on 08/11/2018 4:06:12 AM PDT by CrimsonTidegirl
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To: CrimsonTidegirl

The Beatles’ home away from home.


24 posted on 08/11/2018 4:12:29 AM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet (You cannot invade the mainland US. There'd be a rifle behind every blade of grass.)
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To: LesbianThespianGymnasticMidget

Ah yes. The weird side of you tube. Haven’t been there in quite some time.


25 posted on 08/11/2018 4:19:11 AM PDT by chapin2500 ( MAGA is in progress.)
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To: CrimsonTidegirl

If you’re discovering Deep Purple, “Lazy” cuts to the heart of their blues roots. My personal favorite is “Hush”. Deep Purple changed keyboards when they direct connected the Hammond B3 to a Marshall.


26 posted on 08/11/2018 4:36:40 AM PDT by Artie (We are surrounded by MORONS)
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To: CrimsonTidegirl

There was a lot of experimentation and variety in music beginning mid-60’s and continuing on through the 70’s that a lot of people overlook, or dismiss as psychedelia that actually was very influential, although you may never have heard of it.

Along those lines, the older I get, the more I appreciate The Velvet Underground. So out there at times, so simple at times almost childlike especially when Nico was involved. But, they were proto-punk, they were acid folk, they were rockers too, and you hear their influence in music to this day.

This one is a real period piece, the video is gorgeous, the sound has that faint childlike quality, but then listen to the lyrics, the arrangement and the guitar work. So peaceful, but digging down into it is very rewarding, a lot more going on than meets the ear at first listen.

The Velvet Underground - “Sunday Morning”

https://youtu.be/Xhbyj8pqUao


27 posted on 08/11/2018 4:41:13 AM PDT by RegulatorCountry
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To: CrimsonTidegirl

All the money Rock stars make and you would think they would use some of it to fix their teeth.


28 posted on 08/11/2018 5:10:47 AM PDT by Flavious_Maximus
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To: CrimsonTidegirl

The 70s. Great video and footage of the concert, as I remember them. Loved the street scenes and how they were incorporated into the music. That’s how it was in the day.


29 posted on 08/11/2018 5:54:12 AM PDT by FrdmLvr (They never thought she would lose.)
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To: CrimsonTidegirl

I’ve seen that and many other Deep Purple videos on youtube.

DP was one of my favorite bands back in the day...and I had every one of their albums. My favorite album was Fireball.


30 posted on 08/11/2018 6:03:15 AM PDT by Ammo Republic 15
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To: CrimsonTidegirl

My vinyl reproduction of the original release is still very playable. Listed in the 1975 Guinness Book of World Records as “the globe’s loudest band”. Jon Lord was a master of the keyboards. Right up there with Richard Wright of Pink Floyd. Ian Gillian vocals (was the voice of Black Sabbath for a while) and Ritchie Blackmore shredding and Roger Glover(!) — You will not find any better music.


31 posted on 08/11/2018 6:13:25 AM PDT by Delta 21 (Splodeyhead is the only cure for MAGAphobia)
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To: P.O.E.

Vinyl has been the most stable, inexpensive, and most accurate form of sound reproduction in our lifetimes. And still is.


32 posted on 08/11/2018 6:18:53 AM PDT by Delta 21 (Splodeyhead is the only cure for MAGAphobia)
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To: CrimsonTidegirl

That’s what got a lot of famous heavy metal to form a band in the first. I’m happy you find it 40+ years after the fact.


33 posted on 08/11/2018 6:52:35 AM PDT by lefty-lie-spy (Stay metal. For the Horde \m/("_")\m/ - via iPhone from Tokyo.)
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To: CrimsonTidegirl
That sucked.

I didn't like it at all.

34 posted on 08/11/2018 10:03:29 AM PDT by HotHunt
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To: Delta 21

You are correct; Their talent was incredible.

There will never be another John Lord, R.I.P.


35 posted on 08/11/2018 12:28:20 PM PDT by CrimsonTidegirl
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To: Ammo Republic 15
Fireball is fantastic. I’ve downloaded their albums and “Machine Head” is my favorite but “Fireball” is a close second. The title track is fun but, for some reason, “Fools” is my favorite track on Fireball. I love the dark, angry lyrics and I love the way that Blackmore made his guitar sound like a Cello during his solo. That trick made the solo sound very sad and haunting, which fit the song perfectly. I like the live video of “Strange Kind of Woman” that they filmed at some college. There were some great audience shots of that one because many audience members had obviously partaken of the “good stuff” before the concert.😂 DP were incredible performers.
36 posted on 08/11/2018 12:43:05 PM PDT by CrimsonTidegirl
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To: Artie

Deep Purple, “Lazy” cuts to the heart of their blues roots.


My First thought

Deep Purple - Lazy, live 11:02

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnIgXtE4K5U


37 posted on 08/11/2018 12:47:31 PM PDT by Zeneta
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To: RegulatorCountry

Thanks, that was great.


38 posted on 08/11/2018 12:47:46 PM PDT by CrimsonTidegirl
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To: Artie

Yeah, “Lazy” is another good one which shows their blues side.

I love “When a Blind Man Cries”, which is also blues influenced. Such a sad song. I have no idea why Blackmore hated the song and refused to play it. Metallica and Richie Sambora have recorded their own covers of the song.

I like “Hush” but my favorite song from DP’s original lineup is “April”.


39 posted on 08/11/2018 12:56:52 PM PDT by CrimsonTidegirl
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To: CrimsonTidegirl

Glad you enjoyed it. Here’s another if you’re interested.

The Velvet Underground & Nico - “I’ll Be Your Mirror”

https://youtu.be/ZudHYTya-dQ


40 posted on 08/11/2018 1:01:37 PM PDT by RegulatorCountry
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