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Category: Hard Rock
Year: 2020
Label: ear Music
Catalog Number: 0214757EMU
Personnel
Ian Gillan Vocals
Steve Morse Guitars
Roger Glover Bass
Ian Paice Drums
Don Airey Keyboards, Organ
Tracks
| 1. | Act 1
Throw My Bones | |
| 2. | Drop The Weapon | |
| 3. | We're All The Same In The Dark | |
| 4. | Nothing At All | |
| 5. | No Need To Shout | |
| 6. | Step By Step | |
| 7. | Act 2
What The What | |
| 8. | The Long Way Round | |
| 9. | The Power Of The Moon | |
| 10. | Remission Possible | |
| 11. | Man Alive | |
| 12. | And The Address | |
| 13. | Dancing In My Sleep Bonus Track | |
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Existing comments about this CD
| From: fdr |
Date: August 18, 2020 at 20:20 |
| Third album in a relatively short few years with Bob Ezrin as a producer. Very enjoyable record, in line with Now What and Infinite but somehow different, with some fresh ideas. Purple of course are a different beast compared to the glorious band of the 70's but wisely they adapt to their age and I think they are the first band to write the rules on "how to still rock hard and loud when you're into your 70's" From this point of view, they still are writing significant chapters not only in their own but also in the history of hard rock!
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| From: hair metal again |
Date: July 9, 2023 at 5:43 |
| excellent album for DEEP PURPLE with a nice production and a sensational keys performance from Don Airey that is the mane attraction!they still sound fresh and have many good ideas and a fine prog approach!very good album indeed
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