Deep Purple Live in London 1974 (Full 2-CD)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- CD 1
1.- Burn 00:00
2.- Might Just Take Your Life 07:45
3.- Lay Down, Stay Down 12:56
4.- Mistreated 18:29
5.- Smoke on the Water 34:00
Cd 2
1.-You Fool No One 43:30
2.- Space Truckin 1:03:40 - เพลง
This is real rock'roll..... The Best rock'roll group Ever.....!! THANKYOU!!
私の中でははＭＫ３でベストパフォーマンスの中の１つだと思う。特にブラックモアのソロは彼の感情の赴くままのアドリブでありながらすさまじい完成度のテクニックであると思います。是非このショーを映像で見てみたいものです。
I am from Argentina and i have this record on vinyl, bought it in the late 80's....what a tressure......
Listening to the whole recording here I realized that the version I bought in vinyl was not complete! So nice to hear the rest...but so sad to know my record is a lie......
SI!! compré éste vinilo en CABA ni bien salió .. tenia 13 años y 35 años despues lo sigo escuchando .. una joya encontrar la versión sin cortes del show, hay que reconocerle al productor que hizo un buen trabajo con los cortes, sacó partes por todos lados, incluyendo de los solos y quedó bastante bien .. éste disco y Made in Japan son lo mejor de Purple ..
@@mcarpegna Tal cual Mario. Me sorprendió. Uno de mis favoritos de todos modos. Abrazo.
Deep Purple, the greatest band - EVER!!! Ritchie Blackmore, the Guitar God!
ive been into dp for a long time,my older sister had machine head when I was about 7,so its been 40 yrs of enjoying the music of deep purple,thank you JON LORD,IAN PAICE AND RITCHIE BLACKMORE.....
the three wise men
Lay down, Stay down... just wow! I love Glenn Hughes! 👌❤
my first LP . Amazing !!!!
Pure. Diamond. Crystal.
My Lord, there's only so many of these God given talent Musicians left then we're at the mercy of computer generated music.
As in Jon Lord, to use a pun! And yes, true musicianship is *^*&$# going out the window but fast!
i'd rather hear silence than that crap.
Mistreated....the best!!!!
A melhor versão!!!
Coverdele magnífico... Blackmore sublime!!!
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
fabrizio miranda na minha opinião, tbm é a melhor versão. Nem se eles tentassem 100 outras vezes, não sairia esse milagre
A versão do made in europe também é excelente!
The guitar solo of this version of SMOKE on the WATER is just tremendous.
deep purple what can you say, just come and taste the band. long live rock n' roll!!!
One of the great live Purps albums. And 'Rick Emerson.' on keyboards.
been scratching my head over that one for over 30 years haha:- ""Smoke On The Water" which is introduced by Jon Lord. He presents each member of the band and then as the last one himself as "Rick Emerson" considering himself being half a Rick Wakeman and half a Keith Emerson !" - www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=9650
One of the best live performance of this line up!
in 74 or 75 I saw DP in NYC. was up front Blackmore was right in front of me the whole night. toward the end of the show I motioned to him that I wanted his pic. at the end of the show he walked over to the edge of the stage with his pick in his hand and pointed directly at me and tossed it to me. I picked it up and ended up giving it to my friend who was with me who was a great guitar player and loved Ritchie Blackmore. what a long strange trip it's been
xrayguybwc . . . What a great story. Thank you for sharing.
LOL. He must have been in a good mood that night.
The guitarsolo and the band playing in You Fool No One is the greatest roxk of the 70s.-
I simply haven't heard anything like this!
Try the "You Fool mo one" version from the made in Europe lp. You will not be disappointed.
Such a powerful band!!!
Господи как это давно было когда услышал а это было 75 г мозги набекрень хотя их не было Ностальжи Супер!!!
Bello año ,me trae muy buenos recuerdos ,y ya amaba la banda Deep Purple 😘✌🎸👍,ya que al año siguiente conocí a mí al que fue mi esposo ,hoy no lo tengo a mi lado ,falleció 😞 el 2012 .Era un rockero de corazón . Nos complementabamos ,nos gustaban las mismas cosas ,música y esta canción la adoro y tantas más 💕💕🎸🎶🎶🎤😎✌✌
Ritchie's on fire! And so the band automaticly is as well
Knap.Door deze groep heb ik rock & metal leren kennen.Dank daarvoor.
Had this on tape back in the 80s..and was living in London then too! Great times
Greatest rock band ever best guitarist ever end of story
Wilfred Twist I agree with you!!
100% agree bro
Wilfred Twist ABSOLUTELY!
Bullshit. Listen here, traetormenta cine club municipal..
Eu tinha esse disco em vinil. Comprei na década de 80 mais emprestei a um amigo e não vi mais. Incrível. Maravilhoso!
best live recording of Mk3 in my opinion.Great playing and great energy.
How about their performance in California jam?
נהנה מהמוסיקה שאני אוהב והיא מגוונת מקצה לקצהותמיד יש וזה לנשמות של כולנו כל אחד ואהבותיו שרק נמשיך להנונות !!!!!!!בכף....
I have this vinyl here in southern Brazil almost 30 years, the father of a friend gave me this, how much it costs? I love this live sound with few resources in time is simply too unbelievable this beautiful work. very proud to have heard from pre adolescence that quality artists. Salve!!!
Anderson Collodel, também tenho esse vinilzão!
Classic band!
This recording is a gem.
Wow!!! Simply wow!!!
This is a treasure. Great introduction for the band fantastic!
Best verison of You Fool No One here!
Dp at there best, I remember hearing this as a teen and I literally wore the album till it was un - playable and I had 20 speakers in a small bedroom to listen to it.
I had 5 speakers in my shoebox room...this album never sounded better on my piece of junk turntable as well...
God, I love Purple!
This was simply a PERFECT BAND! It's like a 'Dream Team': Paice, Hughes, Coverdale, Lord and BLACKMORE!!! What can we want more? The Legendary Mark 2 was Fantastic too!!!
Alcides DM mark ll was the best line up! Mark lll was fantastic too...
Oh yes, they pulled out all the stops for this one.
Very impressive stuff.
Thank you deemiurgo.
dear God i'm in heaven
Deep purple, melhor banda de rock pesado de todos os tempos!
Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
FANTASTICKK
Deep Purple el verdadero Rock n' Roll.
My first concert. The Burn tour. Boston Gardens. what a way to start a rock n roll journey! Saw many shows since then but I'll always remember this show. Never did get the chance to see them again after that.
+Ricky Rhoades One week later saw Grand Funk again at the old Boston Gardens. We're an American Band, yeah....
+Ricky Rhoades My first show was Purple in the Astrodome on the Burn tour, August of 1974. Great tour, eh? Supposedly it was Boston were Blackmore accidentally smashed his "Blackie" Strat. Can you confirm? Hughes/Blackmore stood out to me.
+Ricky Rhoades
I was at that same show!! Savoy Brown opened. Remember one of the guitar players walked out into the crowd during a solo? It doesn't make sense but I have a memory of that.
+Steve Steele
I was at that show in Boston but have no recollection of the black strat being smashed. I do remember him getting pissed when he broke a pick. He snarled and cussed before throwing it into crowd.
It was very "Ritchie". A true Blackmore moment.
+Paul Catania He threw the pick or the Blackie Strat?
O melhor ao vivo desta formação!!! The best!!! Amazing... perfect!!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍
Superb sound, superb on- stage.
Muy bueno lo mejor
Epic!
Just as I love all line ups of "YES" *as long as* Chris Squire *&* Jon Anderson are on stage... I love All Purple line ups because of *Ian Paice!*
This is magic from everyone!!
This album is amazing. I have been playing my vinyl album for years. The band is on fire.
Thank you!
I remember recording this on to an old reel-to-reel tape, direct from the Radio 1 roadcast, and I also saw the Bristol gig on the same tour. Same set list, fairly certain. Awesome!
+Dave Smale Talk more about it. Very interesting.
We used to have BBC Radio 1 "In Concert" every Saturday in the 70s, from 6.30 to 7.30, but when it was Purple for this show, they extended it to 90 minutes & I'm sure it was recorded "live" there and then. I had one of those old fashioned tape recorders, reel to reel, but I also had a direct recording lead, so as long as the radio station was tuned in correctly, I could record it without a microphone. The show was what became Live in London, when it came out some years later. I remember Jon Lord saying how he used to go to the cinema there at Kilburn in his younger days. I had a good recording at the end of the show & it was great to hear it all again & again. I think the Bristol show was after the Kilburn date, but yes, it was the same set list, I am sure. As for the tape, that disappeared years ago, probably thrown out when the LP of the same show came out!
+Dave Smale Not a wise thing to trow out tapes like that....What you had was unique stuff man !!
Es,una banda genial ,todos los vocalistas que han tenido magníficos e insuperables🎤✌👏👏👏💜💛👑Kings of Rock😍
What an awesome find!!!
Para mim, o melhor show do Deep!
Fierce performance! I bought this CD a few years ago on a whim not expecting much, but I ended up being blown away by what I heard. Hard to believe, reading the anecdote related in the liner notes, that guitarist Ritchie Blackmore was already contemplating ditching the band.
DP...good show...
Marshall added an extra gain tube in Blackmore's Major not long before this show. And man, can you ever tell. His sound got so heavy starting with the Burn tour.
Deep Purple Mark 3 is by far THE BEST Deep Purple line up!
+Fernando Souza definitely not !
+Fernando Souza No.
no no no you fool no one !!!
+Joe Moe I'm with you matey
Joe and Paul, I really respect your opinions. I have listened to a lot of Mark II lately and nothing will EVER beat their live masterpiece Made in Japan. I was listening to a coupler of interviews from Ian Gillan and the late Jon Lord. They both said something similar. They inferred that by mid-73 Mark II had become formulaic. There is a 1974 interview with Gillan commenting on the Burn album and he said that of the few songs he heard, he liked the fact that Mark III had broken the barriers.
Deep Purple Mark III - were never as consistent as Mark II, but when they hit their stride like they did at the California Jam and on this CD they were strong. like both Mark II and Mark III as they have different strengths and weaknesses
This is the best recording of Mark 3.
he has fun doing mistreated it's as thought he couldn't wait to play it
super album
This is the best Deep Purple
NOT really... prefer Mk2 over this though, there is some good stuff here once Stevie Hughes tuned up -- lol
I agree, best line uo
trop trop bon j'adore
For all the people who say MK3 didn't do justice to the mk2 songs-Well They are just Wrong! Love their version of Smoke!
+JON MILLER Then again, it was the only Mk II song they got allmost right. Space Truckin' and Highway Star, which they often did, didn't feel right at all. They did however perform the Burn material exellently. You Fool No One, Mistreated and Burn sound absolutely stellar in this recording, which I think is the best recording of this line-up. Blackmore is absolutely ON here.
Shhhhh.... it will NEVER compare to the power and drive Mk2 put into it cos they did it FIRST and did it BEST ----- period.
I remember this tour....As the intro to "Smoke" Blackmore teases "Lazy"......
This is fantastic. I know that I am in the minority . . . BUT . . . preferred Mark III to Mark II. This album is a testament to how good DeeP Purple were. The into to Mistreated . . . wow . . . and the rest of the album has Coverdale and Hughes compliment each other AND . . . . Paicey and Jon Lord at their peak . . . Ritchie Blackmore as at his best and playing wicked blues.Deep Purple at the end of 1974/early 1975 were untouchable.
I prefer Mark III as well.
I agree with you. Deep Purple MK3 is the best line up!
yes mk3 the best for me
.... and it's a testament that Hughes stayed high his whole stint with Purple and couldn't hear that his bass was out of tune for the near whole of this show, starting with Mistreated... ugh... and you obviously can't hear it either ---- lol
I did not prefer this line-up to the Gillan-Glover one, but...
This recording showcases the Coverdale_Hughes lineup so well it gets allmost into Made in Japan territory for me. Great, great piece of recording, this. And Ritchie is on stellar(!) form here, let's not forget(!).
*WHEW* Once upon a time when bands (certain bands, anyway) plugged in their shit and played, improvising on the night... days long gone, perhaps. :( The boys just ripped it up here. The Mule-blues finish of You Fool No One ( 1:01:08 ) is just unbelievable. It's as if an eight cylinder engine is firing on 10 cylinders. *The Best* live rock band of the 70s!
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Groovy
"Lay Down Stay Down".....
Great!
Sensacional!!!!!!
Dual vocals on Burn and Smoke add great depth...
Live in London. The best from Mark 3.
Lovin' the 2001 'Also Sprach Zaratustra' at the start of 'Space Truckin'/
Glenn Hughes and Coverdale just BLAST !! Hughes is dominant in this Line Up MK III . Remember the guy was just 21years old here. Hughes&Coverdale Vocal Comby was best for Purple is my opinion.
+Hanzey666 Well I'm agree with that, but they are great to make the band split... Coverdale roxx, Huges is a pain in the ass... That''s what I think sorry but he made the band an FM newby machine.
+Nicolas Debant Why some just cannot ,,forgive,, Glenn Hughes for what has happened long time ago,........ Most of the people in that camp throw that to the guy everytime it comes to speak/write. But come on man , his musical input in Purple was amazing... unless you do not like Purple after Blackmore left. But thats just a completely other story then....
MUITO BOM EXCELENTE PURO ROCK AND ROOL
smoke on tha wotar yes
Clasico por siempre made in japan is life chileee
Honestly, the Mk II stuff on this record is throwaway. They play it well, but David is no match for Ian Gillan. MIJ is a perfect record. But here, the material from Burn is awesome. YFNO crushes in every possible way. Absolutely stellar.
And why we are at it how great are jon lord and ian paice
This version oir this cut is very different from the one "live in london " that was launched here on Brazil ! Nice to hear the same withouth be the same ...
super,
Gran música yeaaaaa
LEGENDS PLEASE!
Blackmore - god of Guitar...
+Alexandre Barboza And his solo, both the accompanied and the unaccompanied one, in You Fool No One should be all the evidence anyone needs...
The God Father Lead Guitar.Jimmy Hendrix...but no Ritchie Blackmore.
Sabarpramono Pramono Sorry, I admire to Jimi Hendrix but Ritchie B. Became better than Jimi Hendrix, faster and technically cleaner, the sad side is that Ritchie was an underrated guitar player and Jimi overrated!
Rick (Wakeman) + (Keith) Emerson = Jon Lord
no way all of them are the best ...love their music
No way...for me it´s: Jon Lord, Rod Argent, Vincent Crane and Gregg Rolie....
Yes, yes, yes Korel. Finally someone gives Greg Rollie and Rod Argent credit. They are both superb jazz musicians.
se sont les meilleurs trop fort
great
Live in London is very high quality sound
Deep purple mk 3 sencillamente brutales !!
I can't believe it took these guys so long to get inducted into the bullshit hall! That hall is a damn joke! The best hard rock band I've ever heard...Ian Paice is the best and most underrated drummer of all time. His rolls are like machine gun fire! And what can you say about Blackmore? When he wanted to get serious and play rock, he was in the same category as Beck, Clapton, Page, Stevie Ray, Hendrix, etc.
mark 3 deep purple really had something with both coverdale; and hughes on vocals.
lo máximo deep purple
Sheer Magic at 54.08!
The special ingredient... Glenn Hughes..
I recognize Glenn Hughes' voice. I was 11 1/2 years
This is *the* definitive Mark III show.
Mark 2 and Mark 3 is DEEP PURPLE
Made In Japan the best Live album
Very good concert. At 33.30 the Maestro Jon Lord said (contentiously): my name is Rick Emerson!
フェイズシェフターをかけたドラムソロは圧巻！リッチー最後のライブだったからメンバーも張り切ったそうだ。
+太田和成 What does it mean?
It says with subjectivity...
They need a new release on this and Live in Europe....with all of the tracks....the russian edition of Live in Europe had 4 more tracks....
!!!!!!!
space truckin bset version made japan and live in Copenhagen by farfarfar
glenn hughes should've sang space truckin;because he has that ian gillan scream.