Sorry, title fail.
The song is “Child in Time” by Deep Purple.
I’ve never seen this before. The video is incredible. I wonder where all those people are today, what they’ve made of their lives. Thanks.
Yeah that’s a good song. Spent many a keg party jamming out to DP back then. Thanks, that really brings back memories.
What part of Europe was that filmed in?
I was 23 but wasn’t into this.
Everyone was much thinner. Before high fructose corn syrup.
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.
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”
All the money Rock stars make and you would think they would use some of it to fix their teeth.
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.
I didn't like it at all.
Pentatonic jam.