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Deep Purple - Purpendicular



7.4 | 156 votes |
Release date: February 1996
Style: Hard rock, Heavy metal

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01. Vavoom: Ted The Mechanic
02. Loosen My Strings
03. Soon Forgotten
04. Sometimes I Feel Like Screaming
05. Cascades: I'm Not Your Lover
06. The Aviator
07. Rosa's Cantina
08. A Castle Full Of Rascals
09. A Touch Away
10. Hey Cisco
11. Somebody Stole My Guitar
12. The Purpendicular Waltz
13. Don't Hold Your Breath [Japanese & US edition bonus]

Guest review by
AndMetalForAll
Rating:
7.0
Purpendicular is Deep Purple's fifteenth full-length studio album released in 1996 and is the beginning of Mark VII featuring guitarist Steve Morse. The question had to be asked, would the legendary band be able to cope without the master of the guitar Ritchie Blackmore? The answer: just barely, Purpendicular is a good album better than its predecessor The Battle Rages On?, but lacks something that made Deep Purple one of the most iconic bands in the rock and heavy metal scene, the fast and heavy guitar sound and eccentric personality of a true god of music?Ritchie Blackmore.

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published 15.11.2012 | Comments (2)

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06.04.2017 - 13:22
HeroMaster47

This has to be the most underrated Deep Purple album. I think it's amazing, one of my favourites of their discography. Love Steve Morse's guitar work.
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