Video: Deep Purple Live - '68 to Current

[tomballin]

Deep Purple with Ritchie Blackmore, along with
David Coverdale on lead vocals

California Jam - April 6, 1974
Ontario Motor Speedway
200,000+ in attendance

performing "Burn"

This is a major kick ass video with great quality, for all you serious Ritchie Blackmore and classic Purple fans. It is also a monster file, but on an excellent server that live streams well, if you have a good broadband connection.

Left Click to View/Right Click to Download
Windows Media Player
mpg format / 100.6 MB / 6:43 minutes.

* Here*

Man-o-man, gotta find more of these classic Purple gems!...TB

[tomballin]

[tomballin]

Ok here's another 1970 Classic Deep Purple
with original frontman Ian Gillian

Cheap in-studio production video of "Black Night". Video was never released.

* Here *

Windows Media Player / wmv file
5.2 MB

[Hardrock69]

Yeah I have their California Jam performance in it's entirety on video. Also have a 1973 show from Copenhagen.

Man they kicked ass!!!!

[tomballin]

Originally posted by Hardrock69
Yeah I have their California Jam performance in it's entirety on video. Also have a 1973 show from Copenhagen.

Man they kicked ass!!!!

Here ya go:

[tomballin]

Deep Purple - November 1974
60 minutes Super Rock Special hosted by
Don Imus - WNBC, New York
with Deep Purple members John Lord and Glenn Hughes

Killer show, Imus plays the great DP classics, and both Glenn and Jon are interviewed throughout the nearly 60 minute show. It's interspersed with hits of the day and product commercials and it's purpose is to promote the just released Stombringer album.

Imus does a great job, even though this show was done back in his heavy coke days. Don's the man, guy cracks me up! Note: This is the last DP album before Ritchie Blackmore leaves Deep Purple and is replaced by Tommy Bolin, April 1975.

* Here *

File Specs:
RealAudio *.rm format / 56K / 12.3 MB / 52.38 minutes

[tomballin]

I have tremendous respect for Tommy Bolin's (RIP) work, but to me Deep Purple wasn't DP without Ritchie Blackmore, even though NO ONE could get along with the guy.

I remember reading how the band was out eating at this nice eatery, one night, and Blackmore got pissed off about something, per usual, and picked up this big piece of fish off his plate and threw it right in Lord's face. The whole band was told to leave the establish.

To this day, I have never seen a poll where Blackmore is not #1 for the musician with the worst attitude.


Here's a pic of Ritchie and DP in 1973

[tomballin]

Pic: 1973:

Oh yes the massive sideburns, baawaaa. Hell a couple of women could be hiding in some of those burns

[tomballin]

Of course we are talking the Ritchie Blackmore of old before he went crazy over the hot blond in these videos (Candice) and got into all that Celtic and Renaissance music, starting his new band with Candice, "Blackmore Nights".......Shiteeee

I hope that is really good p-tang he is getting. Man-o-man.

Here we go, Blackmore Nights - Live

* Here *

Tell ya, somewhere along the way Candice did way too much bad acid and fried her tiny brain. Guess she must be good yum.

Here's two more small video clips of Ritchie and Candice. peeuuuu

* Clip 1 *
* Clip 2 *

[tomballin]

Deep Purple - 3/5's
(Ian Gillian, Roger Glover, Ian Paice, Steve Morse, Don Airey)

2003 Bananas Tour - Berlin Germany
August 20, 2003
Pre-CD Release Concert (CD Released 8/25/03)

Full HQ Concert Video - 1 hour, 26 minutes

RealPlayer - Streaming Video
Streams well from Brasil and Germany based high speed servers
Video is high quality / 350Kbps
File Size: Full Show 219.3 MB

* * Full Concert * *

Here's a couple of individual songs, if you don't want to see the whole show.

Classic DP:

Smoke On The Water - 6:24 minutes

New Track off the Bananas album, dedicated to the lost of the Space Shuttle:

Contact Lost - 7:26 minutes

[tomballin]

Deep Purple - Live
On The Wings Of A Russian Foxbat
Live in California - Long Beach Arena
February 27, 1976

Note: This concert was only 3 weeks before Deep Purple decided to break up after their concert at the Empire, Liverpool, England March 15, 1976. An official press announcement, of the bands breakup, was not formally made until July 6, 1976.

Deep Purple is:
David Coverdale vocals
Tommy Bolin guitar, vocals
Glenn Hughes bass, vocals
Jon Lord keyboards
Ian Paice drums

Windows Media Player / wmv / High Quality Production Vids - 450Kbps
(I also have 1000 Kbps resolution for all these)

Left Click to Play/Right Click to Download

Burn - 6:18

Highway Star - 5:38

Love Child - 4:06

Smoke On The Water - 6:00

You Keep On Moving - 5:36


===Tomba's Bonus Video=====
"Brand new for ya" - DLR

Black Night -1970
High Quality/Redigitized/450Kbps
(I also have this video in 1000Kbps resolution)

Black Night - 3:23

[Atomic_Rob]

Those pictures of Richie are quite shocking. Just thinking that one of the most influencial and brilliant guitarists of all time now plays fuckin Celtic music dressed like a gnome.

That sort of shit should be saved for Sammy, not Richie fuckin Blackmore

[tomballin]

Originally posted by Atomic_Rob
Those pictures of Richie are quite shocking. Just thinking that one of the most influencial and brilliant guitarists of all time now plays fuckin Celtic music dressed like a gnome.

That sort of shit should be saved for Sammy, not Richie fuckin Blackmore

CountPoint - Yeah but Richie is 60 years old, and gets lots of young lude induced p-tang off Candy.

You got to remember Richie usually was always voted #1 on the biggest rock asshole list. Not a guy that was easy to be around, and
he seemed to stay pretty mad at life in general.

A lot of people think the "Celtic Way" was an escape from life for the guy, to keep himself from self destructing.

Roth On

[tomballin]

(Richie Blackmore's) Rainbow - 1977
"Kill The King"

with Ronnie James Dio on Vocals

* Here *


Ok song, but great vid of Blackmore playing - Tomba

[Barblackmore]

I´ve got a question...¿What should I do to download the Tommy Bolin era shows? When I attempt to do it, a prohibition messagge appears

[gnahh]

Thanks Tomballin. This stuff is great.