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Artist: Deep Purple

Title: Fireball

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Category: Hard Rock

Year: 1971/1996

Label: EMI Records

Catalog Number: 7243 8 3711 2

Personnel

Ian Gillan vocals
Ritchie Blackmore guitar
Roger Glover synthesizer, bass
Jon Lord keyboards
Ian Paice drums

25th anniversary edition with singles, b'sides, outtakes and remixes

Tracks

1.	Fireball	3:24
2.	No No No	6:53
3.	Demon's Eye	5:21
4.	Anyone's Daughter	4:43
5.	Mule	5:21
6.	Fools	8:18
7.	No One Came	6:26
8.	Strange Kind of Woman a-side remix '96	4:07
9.	I'm Alone	3:08
10.	Freedom album out-take	3:37
11.	Slow Train album out-take	5:38
12.	Demon's Eye remix '96	6:13
13.	The Noise Abatement Society Tapes Midnight In Moscow, Robin Hood, William Tell	4:17
14.	Fireball take 1 - instrumental	4:09
15.	Backwards Piano reversed piano solo at the end of No One Came	0:56
16.	No One Came remix '96	6:24
Total Running Time:		78:55

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Kabubala	Date: December 2, 2001 at 17:14
Excellent follow-up to IN ROCK. This one finds the band moving away from metal into more ecletic territory. Songs like "Fools", "The Mule", and especially "Anyone's Daughter" are simply impossible to forget.

From: Tim Fell	Date: May 15, 2004 at 17:07
Very under-rated. Not "classic rock", but very interesting. Anyone's Daughter shows a side to the band that I wish they'd explored further. I think at the time, they were more driven by commercially oriented management rather than musical integrity.

From: Big Papa K	Date: June 26, 2004 at 1:25
Good follow up to the monumental "In Rock". This album is somewhat overlooked due to where it is in the band's catalog. Contains the unheralded classics "Fireball" and "Strange Kind Of Woman" (on the re-issue). 8/10

From: Propane	Date: November 30, 2004 at 10:04
True musicianship at it's best

From: hair metal again	Date: November 2, 2020 at 14:03
very good release for DEEP PURPLE again jamming like there s no tomorrow but this time not trying to achieve commercial success with a hit or two ,just enjoying their musivcianship!"no,no,no","demons eye" and "fireball " are fine songs and overall a nice 70s hard rock release

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