Best Deep Purple album & song

Oded

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Don't you dare say S _ _ _ _ on the fucking W _ _ _ _ ! :p
Best album is, of course, Fireball- I agree with Sir I. Gillan on this, even if no one else in Mk. II does! 'Machine Head'= made most $, but NOT the best one!
Best DP song- Speed King, Space Truckin', Rat Bat Blue, or the title track to Fireball. Maybe even No, No, No!
 
Thortyir, you're lucky to have a father who listened to bands like DP. Just imagine the record collection you can take from! :)
My parents were Beatles freaks, but were frightened away by the heavy & psychedelic stuff...
And yes, Bambi, be polite! Do yourself a favor- go out and get one of DP's records. You'll find it has more lasting power than the gothsynthshite you're listening to currently. :yuk:
 
Oded said:
And yes, Bambi, be polite! Do yourself a favor- go out and get one of DP's records. You'll find it has more lasting power than the gothsynthshite you're listening to currently. !
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I see you don't really know Bambi eh :lol:
 
Actually yeah Fireball was always my favourite. I bought the entire back catalogue over about a year on battered old vinyl when i was 17. Concerto for Group and Orchestra was a nice touch as was Machine Head. Who Do We Think We Are is utter bollocks, and I think Coverdale and Hughes brought some balls into the group - I love that era as much as I love the mk2 band - maybe even more. The last one without Ritchie Blackmore is a dead good album 'Come Taste The Band' - Getting Tighter rocks.

As for anything with JLT in, yous can just fuck off - he gayed up Rainbow and he gayed up Purple too.
 
Agreed about JLT.
As much as it pains me to say it, 'Burn' with Mr. David "Bird's Nest Perm" Coverdale is a great slab of groove-ridden mid 70s rock. I guess since he hadn't formed Whitesnake yet, we're off the hook...
It's funny you hate WDWTWA-- I am currently trying to GET myself to like that one! I do think it has 3 or 4 excellent tracks, but the rest is subpar. "Mahh woman from To-kee-yo!!!!!!!!"
The very thin link between Deep Purple and Anathema: Don Airey, who recently replaced Sir John Lord, once re-worked an Anathema b-side/extra for one of their albums...
 
Iowan,
There is to be NO levity WHATSOEVER where Deep Purple is concerned.
I am Deeply serious about this. I am in such earnest I'm turning Purple in the face.
All must- and WILL- bow at the Lord's altar. John Lord's altar, that is.
Ian Gillan is the archetypal rock front man. None of the prissy poncing that plagued music in the 80s-- only a blues-damaged rasp and a supremely confident swagger here.
Roger Glover- a TALENTED metal bassist. How about that, for a change! A chap who actually constructs real basslines, and doesn't simply double the rhythm guitar.
Ian Paice- best drummer in heavy rock, hands down.
Ritchie Blackmore- if you don't know anything about him, you don't know anything about hard rock, metal, and the various subgenres of metal that formed in the 80s and 90s.
DEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP PUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUURPLE

I bought the Making Of Machine Head DVD, and you'd better run out and buy it. NOW.

I always thought Anathema should cover a Purple tune. Danny's lead style would mesh well with Blackmore's blueprint; I'm sure Les would enjoy going mad on the electric organ; and Vincent or Darren could try their hand at sounding like Sir Gillan.

DEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP PURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRPLE!

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