Deep Purple [Concerto For Group And Orchestra 1969] - First Movement (Allegro) HD

[MOUguitar70s]

In the past I had just only listened this concert from the record, and had only seen the picture black and white in this album. I try to imagined the sense of this concert like a blind man had heard only a sound. But now my dream come true. I can listen and see this real concert. I'm very surprised. It's a first begining of Ian Gillan that bring them to be a classic rock band. 'Child in Time' is a great song that they've got the inspiration from this concert. It's a really purple sound. GREAT!!!

[DaniLedRock]

ian paice´s socks *_*

[wofcy180]

was born 10 years later in Argentina, but my atoms and soul were there!

[jodyoellerich]

Good SHO!!

[newfuckingwave]

i can picture before they start john lord telling the rest of the band, "you guys better not fuck this up and embarass me" lol

[jeffreygaudreault]

God, I love Deep Purple!!

[jeffreygaudreault]

ATTN: This is one of Ritchie Blackmore's GREATEST guitar solos, ever!! And it was with a symphonic orchestra!! Deep Purple Ruled!! HA!HA!HA!HA!HA!HA!HA!HA!

[jeffreygaudreault]

@ArpeggioBear You are so right, ArpeggioBear!! Jon Lord is a modern day Beethoven!!

[PizdezChurkam]

AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!!

[Grendelmonster8u]

A fantastic upload, thank you! And thanks for the putting the links to the rest of it in the description. This is so great...what an accomplishment for Jon Lord. I bet more young people would go to the symphony if there was more of this today. \o/

[earthless1990]

3:55-7:30 forget classical crap and listen how GODS jamming

[ArpeggioBear]

@earthless1990 it's not crap it's one of Jon Lord's masterpiece it's his composition it's not from some old classical song or something...he is our time Beethoven, and lord give him strength to fight his cancer

[Kropek13]

@earthless1990 ...You know the orchestra parts were written by Lord himself?

[MikeRockanroll]

@earthless1990 do you understand how hard is understand an orchestral sheet part? did you know classical is the rock's father? what do you know about harmony or contrapunctum? don't speak shit, shut up and show more respect to the father of your favorite music

[earthless1990]

@MikeRockanroll haha stupid kid! rock was born when musicians started incorporated noise in their music - when such legends as Bo Diddley(father of distorted guitar), The Sonics, MC5 began experimentating with feedback. dirty, dissonant, lo-fi rock'n'roll that's the root of hard rock, punk and metal. listen to most rocking Deep Purple song Speed King after all. what you hear first 30 seconds? right, guitar NOISE! same with jamming that can't go with classical at all!

[MikeRockanroll]

@earthless1990 i called classical because that's the popular name for this kind of music, the right term is academic music and the noise you called "father of rock" is a ramification of academic music called "electroacustic music", yes, borned with classical musicians and all the theory of the rock composition is just a little part of all the knowledge about the music theory, and one more point, before the electric guitar it was the classical guitar the father of the elec. guitars

[MikeRockanroll]

@earthless1990 dont speak shit!!



[MichaelJHuman]

Very cool, but at one point, the bassline gets just a bit repetitive. And the bassline is so great in Woman From Tokyo, would be cool to hear a bit of variation. But it's quite cool. Some of the orchestra players were grooving to the jam, you could tell.

[thedrunkstuff]

As if Metallica think they are the shit....

[VideoMask93]

@thedrunkstuff Well they certainly proved that the orchestra band combination works for many genres.

[marazm1]

bassist rocks!



[PictureHouseCinema]

Not something we can expect from Lady Gaga or other such modern "artistes" (using the term very very very loosely there) Where is the talent these days?

[Galgutt]

The biggest and the best!!!

[Porto207]

Excelente, o vigor do rock.

[oliverecords]

Definitely Roger Glover.

[soldati73]

muchas gracias por colocar este excelente concierto.

[misfitsfiend615]

27 likes WTF is wrong with people?

[alexdeale]

@misfitsfiend615 nothing buddy... this music isn't for just everybody ;)

[ArpeggioBear]

Jon Lord is a GENIUS

[leormego]

The bassisit was Roger Glover at that time.

[natezynski]

so incredibly groovy! love it!

[GuyWithNoName67]

The bassist looks kinda like Paul Rodgers... 

[17chantilly17]

2011 visits??? Sad... :(

[enoch5000]

Incredible... 42 years later... I still loving this concert.



[MrFernsehkritik1]

@enoch5000 yeah,. i wish they repeat this concert again to see them live

[Shagofull]

nicky simper definitely

[MrColfan]

@Shagofull

No, I think it's Roger Glover, although he's hard to recognize without beard. Glover joined together with Gillan.

[Shagofull]

great job

[Shagofull]

:o Simper or glover on the bass?

[purpledave100]

@Shagofull Deinately Roger Glover

[Shagofull]

wring that neck solo!!!

[christomacin]

it's, ummmm....different. One of the oddest chapters in the annals of both Rock and Classical music, that's for sure.

[Porpel]

Dieses Projekt ist ein Meilensetin der Rockgeschichte und zeigt, dass alle Musikrichtungen eine gemeinsame Basis aufweisen. Ich habe das "Concerto for group an Orchestra" letztes Jahr von Jon Lord im Kieler Schloss mit dem Kieler Synphonikern genießen dürden. Es hat von seinem Reiz nichts verloren und hat mir tatsächlich Tränen in die Augen getrieben.

Besser geht es nicht.

[svitecek]

спасибо