Deep Purple.

[CVHfan]

I like Deep Purple. I have a few albums, most notably, "In Rock", "Machine Head", "Made In Japan", and "Burn". I know the classic Purple is Mark II, though I really like Burn as well. What do you think?

[Rikk]

BURN is a fantastic album. It's as good as any of the MARK II albums, as far as I'm concerned. STORMBRINGER (the other MARK III album), however, is not nearly as good as the other Purple albums, although the title cut is a classic. COME TASTE THE BAND (the Tommy Bolin album) is actually quite good. That was an under-rated line-up, and Bolin was a helluva player (died of a heroin overdose in 1976). You ever heard GETTIN' TIGHTER?

Of their newer stuff, it's a bit sketchier. I like the PERFECT STRANGERS album and some of the other newer MARK II songs (from the HOUSE OF BLUE LIGHT and BATTLE RAGES ON albums). But I really don't like Steve Morse. I can't stand his playing with Purple. The material just doesn't add up...although PURPENDICULAR has a few good songs (I'M NOT YOUR LOVER NOW). I saw them live over the summer, and they were fantastic. But I'm pretty much a Blackmore loyalist...though I also think Ian Gillan is "the man".

[tomballin]

Wow, I post some killer Deep Purple vintage vids in Bootleg corner and this thread pops up. Cool.

Hey Rikk, if you have a broadband connection and a computer with balls, check out the live video I posted in Bootleg Corner of Purple performing Burn in 1974 at the California jam. Killer video/great quality.


http://www.rotharmy.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=16655

--------------


Originally posted by Rikk
BURN is a fantastic album. It's as good as any of the MARK II albums, as far as I'm concerned. STORMBRINGER (the other MARK III album), however, is not nearly as good as the other Purple albums, although the title cut is a classic. COME TASTE THE BAND (the Tommy Bolin album) is actually quite good. That was an under-rated line-up, and Bolin was a helluva player (died of a heroin overdose in 1976). You ever heard GETTIN' TIGHTER?

Of their newer stuff, it's a bit sketchier. I like the PERFECT STRANGERS album and some of the other newer MARK II songs (from the HOUSE OF BLUE LIGHT and BATTLE RAGES ON albums). But I really don't like Steve Morse. I can't stand his playing with Purple. The material just doesn't add up...although PURPENDICULAR has a few good songs (I'M NOT YOUR LOVER NOW). I saw them live over the summer, and they were fantastic. But I'm pretty much a Blackmore loyalist...though I also think Ian Gillan is "the man".

[loss of fools]

i love deep purple but im a gillan only fan. i personly think there best album is fireball its a very underated album. i know some people will say it aint deep purple without blackmore and i do understand why but i have to say, i saw deep purple in november with steve morse and he was shit hot. gillan is still a great singer.

[FORD]

Gillan & Blackmore are to Deep Purple as Dave & Eddie are to Van Halen. And Covercheese is every bit the hack that Hagar is.

[CVHfan]

Originally posted by FORD
Gillan & Blackmore are to Deep Purple as Dave & Eddie are to Van Halen. And Covercheese is every bit the hack that Hagar is.


I'll give Coverdale credit for "Burn", which I actually enjoyed as an album, though preferred the Gillian albums to it. I know Coverversion has done some cheesey stuff, but I have to give him credit for that one album.

[tomballin]

Originally posted by FORD
Gillan & Blackmore are to Deep Purple as Dave & Eddie are to Van Halen. And Covercheese is every bit the hack that Hagar is.

I didn't have a problem with Coverdale, but yes second string.


Also, 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

http://img60.exs.cx/img60/7410/dp1973sm2fv.jpg

[tomballin]

Blackmore - California Jam, 1974

http://www.deep-purple.net/gallery/cal-jam/ritchie-blackmore.jpg

[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 * (http://www.muz.ee/multimedia/video/live/BlackmoureNight.mpg)

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 * (http://www.infinito.it/utenti/deeppurple/video/rcvideo2.rm)
* Clip 2 * (http://www.infinito.it/utenti/deeppurple/video/rcvideo1.rm)

http://www.rotharmy.com/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=391327

[Rikk]

Bad attitude or not, BLACKMORE was DEEP PURPLE more than anyone else was. That's why I think the current line-up is a bit false.

The hatred between GILLAN and BLACKMORE was half the band.

[CVHfan]

I read that Coverdale and Blackmore despised each other as well.

[tomballin]

Originally posted by Rikk
Bad attitude or not, BLACKMORE was DEEP PURPLE more than anyone else was. That's why I think the current line-up is a bit false.

The hatred between GILLAN and BLACKMORE was half the band.

No question about it.

Hey, I have too live videos of DP doing Hush. Both high quality. One is '68 at the Playboy Club and the other '71 in concert. Man, the keyboards are awesome on that song! Still love the ol' Hammond-B3 sound, piped through Leslie speakers with the spin cones.

[tomballin]

Originally posted by CVHfan
I read that Coverdale and Blackmore despised each other as well.

Ritchie was born that way. Probably why he does ludes and lives the Celtic way with Candice now. It's his way of avoiding the world, and everything he hates about it.

[Rikk]

Originally posted by tomballin
Ritchie was born that way. Probably why he does ludes and lives the Celtic way with Candice now. It's his way of avoiding the world, and everything he hates about it.

Ritchie is awesome. And frankly, in the recent (and excellent) CLASSIC ALBUMS DVD on MACHINE HEAD, Ritchie comes off a lot more positive towards Ian than the other way around. I think Ritchie is awesome and should be allowed to be a bit of a prick considering the immense talent he possesses.

Jesus, dude...with all the amazing videos and awesome music talk you share, I'm shocked I have never given you a vote. 5-star vote for you, brudda! (I can see the Hitchworld guys puking.;))

[tomballin]

Originally posted by Rikk
Ritchie is awesome. And frankly, in the recent (and excellent) CLASSIC ALBUMS DVD on MACHINE HEAD, Ritchie comes off a lot more positive towards Ian than the other way around. I think Ritchie is awesome and should be allowed to be a bit of a prick considering the immense talent he possesses.

Jesus, dude...with all the amazing videos and awesome music talk you share, I'm shocked I have never given you a vote. 5-star vote for you, brudda! (I can see the Hitchworld guys puking.;))

Let's hope EVH doesn't read the part about being allowed to be a prick because of his talent., baaaawaaaaaa

Thanks for the thought, chief

PS: I have got to find some pics to post of the inside of Deep Purple's huge jet back in their day. Man, it was totally cool, real psychedelic pussy pad! Jimi Hendrix (RIP) had to be jealous.

[Panamark]

Has Tony Iommi and Ritchie Blackmore ever been photographed
together ?

Purple with out Ritchie, like VH without Roth.

[tomballin]

Originally posted by Panamark
Has Tony Iommi and Ritchie Blackmore ever been photographed
together ?

Purple with out Ritchie, like VH without Roth.

Naw, they shared Dio in both their bands and said that was good enough :-)

[nosuchluck]

didnt they share Gillan and Coverdale as well? oh and Glenn Hughes too.

[Soul Reaper]

What do people think of Steve Morse?

[CVHfan]

Originally posted by nosuchluck
didnt they share Gillan and Coverdale as well? oh and Glenn Hughes too.

I don't think Iommi ever worked with Coverdale. They both worked with Hughes and Gillan.

[Last_Child]

Deep Purple Is Awesome!

I have Machine Head, In Rock, Scandinavian Nights Live In Stockholm, Abandon, Live At The Olympia '96 & Best Of.

In my eyes Steve Morse is much better than Blackmore.!

[Rikk]

Originally posted by Last_Child
In my eyes Steve Morse is much better than Blackmore.!

Unfortunately, I have to take you out back and shoot you with a luger.;)

[Mishar_McLeud]

I've grew up with Deep Purple, and I can't stand them now. But I also grew up with Queen and I f'ing love that band. Go figure about 'music your parents told you to listen to' sindrome.

Purples wrote some classic rock songs, but to me they are annoying as hell (mostly because of Blackmore). If I want to listen to Gillan - I'd listen to original JCS.

[CVHfan]

For me, the music my mother liked was lame-ass soft rock. Some of which I have grown to like, but a lot of which makes me cringe to this day.

[Rikk]

Yeah, my parents never listened to anything like DEEP PURPLE or QUEEN or anything. Hell, they listened to jazz and classical. The only rock artists they ever listened to were THE BEATLES and ELVIS, and I love both of those artists. But even though I wasn't alive when DEEP PURPLE was at its peak, my mom would think that stuff was "too loud".

[nosuchluck]

Originally posted by Soul Reaper
What do people think of Steve Morse?

he's awesome. but Blackmore is the only guitarist suited for DP.

[Rikk]

Originally posted by nosuchluck
he's awesome. but Blackmore is the only guitarist suited for DP.

Yup.

[tomballin]

Originally posted by Rikk
I can see the Hitchworld guys puking.;)


Always good to purge the soul from time to time.


Deep Purple - 1973

[tomballin]

Another 73

[tomballin]

Excellent DP Photo Database Here:

Deep Purple Photo History: 1969 - 1995 (http://www.repfoto.com/repfoto/deep%20purple/index.htm)

[tomballin]

ATTENTION - CALLING ALL R.A’s. MEN & WOMEN TO DUTY

I am looking for vintage photos of the inside of Deep Purple’s tour jet in the late 60’s – early 70’s. It’s been years since I have seen them, but the inside of their big ass jet was awesome. A real psychedelic pussy pad, that made Jimi Hendrix jealous.

Post em here if you find any surfing


....Oh, gee I need one of those Blackmore pilgram hats tooooo, baawaa!

[Atomic_Rob]

Fuckin hell, I thought it was only Zeppelin that had a touring plane!

I read an interview with Blackmore recently in Record Collector magazine and Ritchie is well up for a MKII re-union. He came across as quite a nice bloke actually.

It was a special Deep Purple issue, only a few months ago

[Rikk]

Originally posted by Atomic_Rob
I read an interview with Blackmore recently in Record Collector magazine and Ritchie is well up for a MKII re-union. He came across as quite a nice bloke actually.

Yes, he's apparently quite nice about the idea. But Gillan thinks the band is so great with Morse. Frankly, they're treading water. Not one song they've written with Morse has been a classic...the albums are just complete filler. At least they were coming up with great tracks like PERFECT STRANGERS, THE BATTLE RAGES ON when they had Blackmore.

I don't think MARK II will ever get back together. Plus, LORD doesn't want to be in the band either.

Sucks. I still think Morse was the wrong choice...and Purple is Blackmore more than anyone else anyway. I really enjoyed the show I saw this summer...but I never forgot I was seeing Morse/Airey...not Blackmore/Lord.

[tomballin]

Ok, my turn on Morse.

Steve Morse is a brilliant guitarist, but my problem with the guy is he as no tone or phrasing on his leads. IMO, this keeps him from ever being an elite master guitarist. If he would get some tone and phrasing like some of the other greats, Blackmore could stay home and suck on Candice and ludes, or whatever.

FYI Ritchie will be 60 this year. All these guyes are up in their years, for the lifestyle. Gotta remember that DP is a decade older than VH.

I thought DP with Morse on Tour was great. The closest overall sound I have heard since early 70's DP, except Morris was trashing and bulldogging throught Blackmore's well crafted leads, and I hated his sound on most of his solos.

That's my 3 cents

PS: Agree with everything you said Rikk, ......where's the beef.



Originally posted by Rikk
Yes, he's apparently quite nice about the idea. But Gillan thinks the band is so great with Morse. Frankly, they're treading water. Not one song they've written with Morse has been a classic...the albums are just complete filler. At least they were coming up with great tracks like PERFECT STRANGERS, THE BATTLE RAGES ON when they had Blackmore.

I don't think MARK II will ever get back together. Plus, LORD doesn't want to be in the band either.

Sucks. I still think Morse was the wrong choice...and Purple is Blackmore more than anyone else anyway. I really enjoyed the show I saw this summer...but I never forgot I was seeing Morse/Airey...not Blackmore/Lord.

[tomballin]

Saw this while doing some research digging:

"California Jam" 1974 and "Live In Denmark" 1972 will be released on DVD. T2, who produce the DVD's, were planing to release them, but now the DVD's will be released on EMI in Europe and Australia, on VAP in Japan and Eagle/Spitfire in America. Both DVD's are planed to be released in February 2005.

"The California Jam" DVD will include "Lay Down Stay Down" (which wasn't included on the old video release), picture gallery, alternate angles on some tracks etc.

"Live In Denmark" DVD has now been expand and will now include New York Hofstra University 1973 footage (cut's from this appeared on the Machine Head DVD). The Hofstra footage is around 25 min (all that survives). "Live In Denmark" DVD will also be the first release in a projected series of Deep Purple archive releases, "The Deep Purple DVD Collection 68/76 Volume One".

[tomballin]

Something I was fooling with while watching the Stuper Bowl.

What should be added/deleted?

From digging through everything this weekend, I have about 90% of everything required to make a master of this. Found some killer unreleased classic DP videos, '68 - '74.


"Ritchie Blackmore Is"

Tomba's Master Series
Audio and Video Two DVD Master

DVD 1 - For each song, there is the studio and a live version
DVD 2 - Live "best of" concert video(s) for each song.
(*) Has a second rare and/or unreleased video.
( * * ) Third video included

Hush * *
Knocking At Your Back Door *
Burn *
Smoke On The Water
Woman From Tokyo
Lazy *
Space Truckin
Highway Super Star
Black Night *
Mean Streak
Ritchie Solo & Jam
Mistreated *
Speed King
~ ~ ~
Bonus Tracks:
Compiliation of audio & video interviews
with DP up to Ritchie Blackmore's departure,
April, 1975.

Audio and Video:
Perfect Stranger - DP ReUnion
Stone Cold - Rainbow with Joe Lynn Turner

DP-II & Joe Satriani, Highway Star - Live

What does everyone think? Probably need to add 2 - 4 more killer DP tunes?

[Rikk]

Hey TOMBA...do you know if the sound on Denmark will be the same mono soundboard tape or if it will be a 5.1 surround remix? I don't know if that show was multi-tracked. Believe it or not, I've never seen either show in its entirety. Only various clips.

I can't fucking wait to get these DVDs.

[tomballin]

Originally posted by Rikk
Hey TOMBA...do you know if the sound on Denmark will be the same mono soundboard tape or if it will be a 5.1 surround remix? I don't know if that show was multi-tracked. Believe it or not, I've never seen either show in its entirety. Only various clips.

I can't fucking wait to get these DVDs.

Have no idea they have jerked around so long coming out with these.

Tell you what chief, I am shocked how much vintage DP stuff is out there. Tells you a lot about what the market still thinks of this great original band and their contributions.

[Rikk]

Yup. It takes Zeppelin 25 years to finally come out with a great vault release. Lord knows the demand is there for more.

But Purple have been throwing great DVDs (or vids) and CDs at fans for years, even though the releases contained earlier line-ups.

It just proves not only that they are legendary but that they also don't feel like fucking over their fans or ignoring their history (VAN HALEN sucks).

[tomballin]

Well, we are talking about bands who’s heyday was almost 1/3 of a century ago.

[flappo]

don't they all wear wigs now ?

[flappo]

hahah


wota afkkin twat blackmore is

Favorite Castles: In Germany: Schloss Waldeck; Rabenstein; Eggersberg.
In Austria: Oberanna. In England: Lumley Castle._


Favorite Haunts: Bube's Brewery-Mt Joy PA; Normandie Inn- Bohemia NY; Hell - Rothenberg Ob De Tauber- Germany; Cartouche- Czech Republic; 5 Houses-Stockholm, Sweden; Jamaica Inn- England, The Old Mill-Mattituck.


Favorite TV Show: The Osbournes; Hettie Winthrop


Favorite place to ghost hunting: Rabenstein Castle - Germany; Logan Inn - New Hope PA; Wild Boar Inn - Manchester England; Dudleytown - CT.


Favorite Nature Spot: Glastonbury Tor - England.


Favorite Poem: Owl and the Pussycat

Most Memorable Performance (Other bands): Nero and the Gladiators in 1961 at the Southall Community Center; Jethro Tull 1975 War Child Tour

Favorite Saying: "I'm not 16 so therefore my opinion is of no consequence."

Regrets: Signing contracts with old management

Favorite Animal: Bamboozler (Our Himalayan cat) and Hopscotch (Our Persian cat) (Note: Bamboozler passed away Dec 21st, 1999 "We shall miss him although he is still in our hearts."

Favorite Tree: A Yew tree ("I used to make bows from this tree.")

If you could be any animal what would it be? "An owl...but I am already a badger."

Favorite Color: Green

Favorite Time of year: September (Autumn)

Favorite Number: 9

[flappo]

he sounds liek he's on drugs

[saint]

Originally posted by flappo
If you could be any animal what would it be? "An owl...but I am already a badger."


But of course you are Mr blackmore........

[Last_Child]

Originally posted by Rikk
Unfortunately, I have to take you out back and shoot you with a luger.;)


Ahh...Shit!

But Ritchie is the Right man in DP...

[tomballin]

Hey flap man,

you missed one on Ritchie's bio.

Favorite Turn Ons: Doing ludes, viagra, and banging Candice (Candy) the Celtic way.



Originally posted by flappo
hahah

wota afkkin twat blackmore is

Favorite Castles: In Germany: Schloss Waldeck; Rabenstein; Eggersberg.
In Austria: Oberanna. In England: Lumley Castle._

Favorite Haunts: Bube's Brewery-Mt Joy PA; Normandie Inn- Bohemia NY; Hell - Rothenberg Ob De Tauber- Germany; Cartouche- Czech Republic; 5 Houses-Stockholm, Sweden; Jamaica Inn- England, The Old Mill-Mattituck.

Favorite TV Show: The Osbournes; Hettie Winthrop

Favorite place to ghost hunting: Rabenstein Castle - Germany; Logan Inn - New Hope PA; Wild Boar Inn - Manchester England; Dudleytown - CT.

Favorite Nature Spot: Glastonbury Tor - England.

Favorite Poem: Owl and the Pussycat

Most Memorable Performance (Other bands): Nero and the Gladiators in 1961 at the Southall Community Center; Jethro Tull 1975 War Child Tour

Favorite Saying: "I'm not 16 so therefore my opinion is of no consequence."

Regrets: Signing contracts with old management

Favorite Animal: Bamboozler (Our Himalayan cat) and Hopscotch (Our Persian cat) (Note: Bamboozler passed away Dec 21st, 1999 "We shall miss him although he is still in our hearts."

Favorite Tree: A Yew tree ("I used to make bows from this tree.")

If you could be any animal what would it be? "An owl...but I am already a badger."

Favorite Color: Green

Favorite Time of year: September (Autumn)

Favorite Number: 9

[tomballin]

Originally posted by Atomic_Rob
Fuckin hell, I thought it was only Zeppelin that had a touring plane!

I read an interview with Blackmore recently in Record Collector magazine and Ritchie is well up for a MKII re-union. He came across as quite a nice bloke actually.

It was a special Deep Purple issue, only a few months ago


Led Zep and Deep Purple had this "arms race" going as to who could be the coolest rockstars and spend the most money. From accounts, Deep Purple didn't have a dime left from their classic days together.

The good part about RB doing all that Celtic music stuff is at least the guy hasn't stopped playing a guitar, like many of the past do.

PS: Blackmore and the boys did a lot of wild stuff in their day, but nothing beats the infamous Led Zep mud fish story, with that chick, that Carmine Appice and others tell. Wuoooo

[tomballin]

Received this totally killer live concert gig when Blackmore rejoined DP.
The guy is just unbelievable/on fire cranking out the "best of" DP's material. I think it's one of the best I have ever seen the guy play.

Great quality A+ pro-shot video, but I have no idea the venue or the date. Will have to do some research on this gem. The video is huge, but thought for now, I could clip out some of the awesome Blackmore moments and post it in the DP thread in the Bootleg Corner.

The nice thing about good quality videos, they don't lie, like EVH and other bums.

[tomballin]

Updated 2/7/05
-----------------
Here’s the updated master list on the Classic DP - DVD Master Project

What should be added/deleted?
------------------

Tomba's Master Series
Audio and Video - Two DVD Master
Only classic DP with a few adds that really showcase Blackmore
(and a Satriani comparison A/V)

Title: "Ritchie Blackmore Is"

DVD 1 - For each song, there is the studio and a live audio version
DVD 2 - Live "best of" concert and/or TV appearance video(s) for each song.
(*) Has a second rare video. / (**) Third video

Hush **
Knocking At Your Back Door *
Burn *
Smoke On The Water
Woman From Tokyo
Lazy *
Space Truckin
Highway Super Star *
Strange Kind of Women
Black Night *
Mean Streak
Ritchie Solo & Then DP Classics Hits Medley
Mistreated *
Speed King
Bad Attitude
~ ~ ~
Bonus Tracks- Audio and Videos:
Compiliation of audio & video interviews with DP up
to Ritchie Blackmore's departure April, 1975.

DP Live, Playboy After Dark - '68
...(Introduced by Hugh Hefner to open the program)

Perfect Stranger - DP ReUnited
Stone Cold - Rainbow with Joe Lynn Turner

DP-II & Joe Satriani, Highway Star - Live

[tomballin]

And now a message from the founder of Pilgrim's Pride

[Matt White]

They should have hired Malmsteen for Purple!

[tomballin]

Originally posted by Matt White
They should have hired Malmsteen for Purple!

Yelp, that would put the attitude back into the band.

or maybe

[tomballin]

Full Length Streaming Deep Purple Concert added to other videos in the DP thread in BootLeg Corner

=====VVVV=======

http://www.rotharmy.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=394224#post394224

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 * * (http://demand1.stream.aol.com/ramgen/aol/brasil/aol/diversao/deeppurple_berlin.rm)

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

Classic DP:

Smoke On The Water (http://www.emimusicmedia.de/deeppurple/meta/deeppurple_smokeonthewater.ram) - 6:24 minutes

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

Contact Lost (http://www.emimusicmedia.de/deeppurple/meta/deeppurple_contact_haunted.ram) - 7:26 minutes

[tobinentinc]

Deep Purple is classic. At least Mark II

[Matt White]

Originally posted by tomballin
Yelp, that would put the attitude back into the band.

or maybe

:D It DEFINITELY would have given 'em more girth!!!:D

[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 (mms://213.132.96.108/Archive/01BU014300_450.wmv)

Highway Star - 5:38 (mms://213.132.96.108/Archive/01BU020630_450.wmv)

Love Child - 4:06 (mms://213.132.96.108/Archive/01BU014930_450.wmv)

Smoke On The Water - 6:00 (mms://213.132.96.108/Archive/01BU015400_450.wmv)

You Keep On Moving - 5:36 (mms://213.132.96.108/Archive/01BU020030_450.wmv)


===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 (mms://213.132.96.108/Archive/01DK001900_450.wmv)

[Jérôme Frenchise]

Originally posted by CVHfan
I like Deep Purple. I have a few albums, most notably, "In Rock", "Machine Head", "Made In Japan", and "Burn". I know the classic Purple is Mark II, though I really like Burn as well. What do you think?

Smoke has gone down and vanished on the Lake, but Purple is still burning like hell.
Morse (means "walrus" in French, arf! arf!) is great on his own music, I think. But if Blackmore is out for good, then why not him on guitar?
They come to play in Switzerland now and then. They played the... Montreux Festival last summer! A Purple fan great pal of mine who's interviewed them 3 or 4 times was there, told me it was tremendous. Yep! Around $100 per ticket, no way for me, I'm not crazy for DP bits and pieces...

I first bought "Perfect Strangers", which I still love listening. Then I bought everything made by "mark II". Don't wanna hear about Coverdale or Dio, except under their own names, but then I've got none of their records.

"Bananas" is simply grotesque, I think.

[Soul Reaper]

Originally posted by Matt White
:D It DEFINITELY would have given 'em more girth!!!:D

lol :D

[Golden AWe]

Originally posted by 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


I wonder what's the reason I can view the files but not download them?

I've tried...

Thank you anyway...great quality clips, and "You keep on moving" is still one of my all time favorite music tracks...

[Shaun Ponsonby]

I think the 'Burn' album is as good as anything Purple have ever done. I do think it is unfair the way people refuse to listen to something because of a slight line up change.

BLACK SABBATH'S 'Heaven + Hell' (Dio's 1st) is one of my favourite Sabbath album.

YES' 'Drama' (the one with BUGGLES) is a strong enough album.

'Emerson Lake And Powell' (ELP with Cozy) isn't as bad as the critics say.

VAN HALEN's '5150'...no actually, you're right about that one.

My point is that good music is good music. The only thing I object to is when they call themselves Black Sabbath/Yes/Van Halen/Deep Purple when a key member leaves. I wouldn't mind if it was just the drmmer, because they ain't that important for musical imput (sorry, drummers). I mean, how can you be called Yes when Jon Anderson isn't doing the singing?

[nosuchluck]

Originally posted by Shaun Ponsonby




I wouldn't mind if it was just the drmmer, because they ain't that important for musical imput (sorry, drummers).

Neal Peart? Mike Portnoy? etc etc ...

[Shaun Ponsonby]

Ah yes-but, Neil Peart wasn't even on Rush's excellent debut album.

And anyway, there are always some exceptions. And besides, if Yes can replace Bill Bruford, then near enough any drummer can be replaced.

[nosuchluck]

Yes even replaced Rick Wakeman...

[Shaun Ponsonby]

The only person Yes haven't replaced at some point is bassist Chris Squire, unless you include the Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman and Howe project (which were more Yes than Yes at that point).

[PETE'S BROTHER]

Ah yes-but, Neil Peart wasn't even on Rush's excellent debut album.

And anyway, there are always some exceptions. And besides, if Yes can replace Bill Bruford, then near enough any drummer can be replaced.

did Kwame read that?