Deep Purple — Lazy (2024 Remix)
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You're lazy, you just stay in bed
You're lazy, just stay in bed
You don't want no money
You don't want no bread, no
If you're drownin', you don't clutch no straw, no-no
If you're drowning, you don't clutch no straw
You don't wanna live, don't wanna cry no more, no-no
Well, my trying ain't done no good
I said my trying ain't done no good
You don't make no effort, no, not like you should
Lazy, you just stay in bed
Lazy, you just stay in bed
You don't want no money
You don't want no bread
You're lazy, just stay in bed
You don't want no money
You don't want no bread, no
If you're drownin', you don't clutch no straw, no-no
If you're drowning, you don't clutch no straw
You don't wanna live, don't wanna cry no more, no-no
Well, my trying ain't done no good
I said my trying ain't done no good
You don't make no effort, no, not like you should
Lazy, you just stay in bed
Lazy, you just stay in bed
You don't want no money
You don't want no bread
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Wow, this is just smokin'!
Remixed by Frank's kid? Who knew? Did a fine job.
c.
Remixed by Frank's kid? Who knew? Did a fine job.
c.
idiot_wind wrote:
'casue the younger folks just don't care about real music anymore!
They just don't write them like this, anymore.
They just don't play like this anymore.
They just don't feel like this anymore.
'casue the younger folks just don't care about real music anymore!
This is such a smoker...it ain't even funny. Well...maybe a little.
What a cool jam. So much more to these guys than Smoke on the Water
They just don't write them like this, anymore.
They just don't play like this anymore.
They just don't feel like this anymore.
They just don't play like this anymore.
They just don't feel like this anymore.
Just started reading about the remix by Dweezil. Liked the into.
I just impressed myself. I was in the kitchen unloading groceries and I heard this coming from the living room and instantly knew it was Deep Purple even though I probably haven't listened to them since my teens. It still sounds great and, if possible, even better now.
You all need to remember, this bombastic, standout, exceptional, kick ass song....was "common" back in 1972.
That is, you expected all the bands to sound like this; and many did.
Here's the metaphor: It was like going to a huge party room with a long buffet table full of wine and drink, all kinds of exotic foods, and a minstrel band playing. It was bright and cheery and everyone was having a good time. That was the music of the 1970s.
Today's music: it's likes revisiting that grand room, but it's empty and dark and dusty, except for a small table with a bowl of boiled potatoes and a tankard of lukewarm water. You'll eat it and be happy cause your hungry but you remember the olden days.
That is, you expected all the bands to sound like this; and many did.
Here's the metaphor: It was like going to a huge party room with a long buffet table full of wine and drink, all kinds of exotic foods, and a minstrel band playing. It was bright and cheery and everyone was having a good time. That was the music of the 1970s.
Today's music: it's likes revisiting that grand room, but it's empty and dark and dusty, except for a small table with a bowl of boiled potatoes and a tankard of lukewarm water. You'll eat it and be happy cause your hungry but you remember the olden days.
dickmahoon wrote:
The only way
I heard the intro and turned the tablet and speaker up LOUD and just jammed like i was 50 yrs younger.
Wowee, this sounds amazing in flac.
At high volume of course!
I heard the intro and turned the tablet and speaker up LOUD and just jammed like i was 50 yrs younger.
Jelani wrote:
My brother bought this in...probably 72 or 73, me 15-16ish. Yes, as loud as it just played, but on a crummy Soundesign record ruiner. We'd argue which was guitar and which was organ
This is soooooo good! The first record album I ever bought - when I was about 12 years old in '74, after my next door neighbor played it for me. I biked to the record store in the next town over -about five miles - and got it. carried it home under one arm and steering my bike with the other hand. Got home and played it really loud on dad's stereo...
My brother bought this in...probably 72 or 73, me 15-16ish. Yes, as loud as it just played, but on a crummy Soundesign record ruiner. We'd argue which was guitar and which was organ
This is soooooo good! The first record album I ever bought - when I was about 12 years old in '74, after my next door neighbor played it for me. I biked to the record store in the next town over -about five miles - and got it. carried it home under one arm and steering my bike with the other hand. Got home and played it really loud on dad's stereo...
Check out the Joe Bonamassa & Jimmy Barnes cover of this song. It's crazy good. Maybe my favorite cover ever. https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Wowee, this sounds amazing in flac.
At high volume of course!
At high volume of course!
DP on RP? Fantastic!
Love the live version on Made In Japan (funnily enough i was only playing that album just last night) but this is pretty darn good init!
Love the live version on Made In Japan (funnily enough i was only playing that album just last night) but this is pretty darn good init!
Rock those keys Garth....um, no, wait a sec. Right idea, wrong band.
IndyDoug wrote:
None of these guys ever sounded better than they do right here, on this mix of this song.
Dwezil’s mix is superb, but mainly what it does is let you hear how good this actually is.
Added the new mix of Smoke On The Water also. That was one of those songs I figured we didn’t ever need to bother playing here on RP, but it’s a whole new beast on the new mix.
Now if the multitrack of Beggar’s Banquet has survived…
The vocals are more pronounced with this remix. Ian never sounded better.
None of these guys ever sounded better than they do right here, on this mix of this song.
Dwezil’s mix is superb, but mainly what it does is let you hear how good this actually is.
Added the new mix of Smoke On The Water also. That was one of those songs I figured we didn’t ever need to bother playing here on RP, but it’s a whole new beast on the new mix.
Now if the multitrack of Beggar’s Banquet has survived…
bbjordan400 wrote:
The Lord's work
Dammit you beat me to it
The Lord's work
Dammit you beat me to it
Yay! Good Lord! Turn it up!
(Did ya see what I did there?)
(Did ya see what I did there?)
idiot_wind wrote:
The Lord's work
ya gotta love them keyboards
The Lord's work
Right up there with all the classic rock songs of the 70's
and then there are the lyrics
them are words to live by
them are words to live by
ya gotta love them keyboards
The vocals are more pronounced with this remix. Ian never sounded better.
Wow, a new old song?
They just don't write them like this, anymore.
They just don't play like this anymore.
They just don't feel like this anymore.
Because they're lazy, they just stay in bed...