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| Perfect Strangers is way too high, but I like the appreciation for Mark I. |
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Written by Azarath on 23.04.2013 at 17:16
Perfect Strangers is way too high, but I like the appreciation for Mark I.
I think Perfect Strangers is one of the band's greatest albums, and Deep Purple' homonymous album is one of the best in the field of progressive/psychedelic/heavy rock, it's the peak for Mark I |
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Written by AndMetalForAll on 23.04.2013 at 21:07
Written by Azarath on 23.04.2013 at 17:16
Perfect Strangers is way too high, but I like the appreciation for Mark I.
I think Perfect Strangers is one of the band's greatest albums,
absolutely agreed. It is among their best albums, without a doubt. |
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I love the self titled as well. Though I must admit I have an odd fondness for Slaves and Masters! Also the image for Burn is different from the one in their discog on the database, strange  |
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I admit it's been a while since I last heard the album, but outside of "Perfect Strangers" itself, "Knocking At Your Back Door" and "Wasted Sunsets" I can't remember a single song on it. I do remember a pretty thin 80s' sound though. (Yeah, "Son of Alerik" is great, but I'm assuming we're not counting that one.)
Time for a re-listen, apparently.
Written by R'Vannith on 24.04.2013 at 18:42
Also the image for Burn is different from the one in their discog on the database, strange
For some reason it links to the single, not the album. |
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Written by Azarath on 25.04.2013 at 17:42
I admit it's been a while since I last heard the album, but outside of "Perfect Strangers" itself, "Knocking At Your Back Door" and "Wasted Sunsets" I can't remember a single song on it. I do remember a pretty thin 80s' sound though. (Yeah, "Son of Alerik" is great, but I'm assuming we're not counting that one.)
Time for a re-listen, apparently.
Written by R'Vannith on 24.04.2013 at 18:42
Also the image for Burn is different from the one in their discog on the database, strange
For some reason it links to the single, not the album.
Yeah, I think you should. Perfect Strangers is very good in almost every way possible, even its spirit was different.. It's an essential album for any hard rock/heavy metal fan..:thumbup: |
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Written by R'Vannith on 24.04.2013 at 18:42
I love the self titled as well. Though I must admit I have an odd fondness for Slaves and Masters! Also the image for Burn is different from the one in their discog on the database, strange
Slaves & Masters isn't one of my favourites at all, I even reviewed it. You can check my opinion about the album if you want here.
About Burn, I'm referring to the album of course.. The album cover is not my responsibility, someone put it wrong.  |
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Written by AndMetalForAll on 26.04.2013 at 16:10
Slaves & Masters isn't one of my favourites at all, I even reviewed it. You can check my opinion about the album if you want here.
About Burn, I'm referring to the album of course.. The album cover is not my responsibility, someone put it wrong.
With Slaves and Masters I think it has more to do with personal attachment than quality really, I heard it before venturing into metal and it was one of the first full albums I'd heard from Deep Purple, aside from a selection of the classics. It certainly didn't seem close to those when listening for the first time.
And the Burn image, I know it wasn't you, question is whodunnit?  |
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