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Artist: Deep Purple

Title: Abandon

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Category: Hard Rock

Year: 1998

Label: CMC International

Catalog Number: 86250

Personnel

Ian Gillan vocals
Steve Morse guitar
Roger Glover bass
Jon Lord organ, keyboards
Ian Paice drums

Tracks

1.  Any Fule Kno That  4:27
2.  Almost Human  4:49
3.  Don't Make Me Happy  4:45
4.  Seventh Heaven  5:29
5.  Watching the Sky  5:57
6.  Fingers to the Bone  4:53
7.  Jack Ruby  3:47
8.  She Was  4:17
9.  Whatsername  4:11
10.  '69  5:13
11.  Evil Louie  4:50
12.  Bludsucker  4:29
  
Total Running Time:  57:07

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Kabubala Date: December 6, 2001 at 17:35
Intense follow-up to PURPENDICULAR! And even though the songs were slightly better on the previous studio effort, ABANDON features Deep Purple's hottest musical performances. The band is extremely tight! Plus this is without a doubt the heaviest album that Deep Purple has ever recorded.

From: tony_072 Date: April 5, 2002 at 20:22
DIOSSSSSSSSSS q malos os habeis vuelto!!! como podeis seguir ensuciando el nombre de DEEP PURPLE llamaos FUCK PURPLE,cada disco en estudio es peor q el anterior y cada disco en directo se notan mas las deficiencias q teneis,dejadlo y dedicaros a contar chistes

From: Tony Date: June 9, 2002 at 20:35
Picked this up at a used ced store and am glad I did. All hail Steve Morse!!! Never really checked him out before and this just blew me away. Great songs and these guys sound like they're actually hqaving fun and to me sound way "younger" than they have in years. Love Blackmore but I'm just totally elated with what Morse brought to the table for these guys. If you can get ahold of this it's way worth checking out!!

From: Emilio Date: April 8, 2003 at 16:31
Aunque me duela decirlo, después de oir esto creo que Gillan sólo vale para acompañar al pianista de Parada.

From: angelo Date: July 16, 2003 at 18:47
the worst deep purple album.

From: Metal Pete Date: March 24, 2004 at 18:35
VERY heavy, very tight, very GOOD rock music here! Best thing since 'Perfect Strangers' that I have heard from them, although I admit I have not heard 'Battle Rages On' yet. Any 80's metal guy will like this record a lot. thumbs up

From: Ratt72 Date: September 5, 2004 at 2:19
Blahhh!!!A Huge desapointing after great Purpledicular album.

From: Propane Date: November 30, 2004 at 10:41
Ratt know nothing. This one's even stronger. Ingenious and perfect follw up. Thabk you, DP, for keeping up with tradition.

From: Animal! Date: January 24, 2011 at 21:23
Seventh Heaven rocks

From: Planet Y Date: January 1, 2023 at 11:29
Some really heavy stuff here, inspired, but not as focused as on Purpendicular. The second half of the album lacks punch, although I enjoy Jack Ruby. Fingers to the bone is nice as well, but the real prizecatchers are Watching the sky, Seventh heaven and Any fool kno that.

From: Doghouse Reilly Date: January 2, 2023 at 1:58
I admit the only song I've heard off this disc is the first single, "Any Fule Kno That," which features then-52-year-old Englishman Ian Gillan ... rapping. I guess it was supposed to be '70's-funky like Aerosmith or something, but at time, it seemed like a pathetic attempt by old men to try and appear relevant. Maybe that's unfair. Lots of Purple-heads love this disc and don't even add "all but that rap song," so maybe it's just a problem with my own perception at time.

From: hair metal again Date: July 2, 2023 at 5:14
excellent release for DEEP PURPLE once again with Steve Morse giving them that extra talent they needed so that the music becomes flawless and pleasant!every note matters and you ll find many hooks and good songs in Abandon !really dig the Morse era


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