Celebrating Jon Lord
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d. 25. Oct. 2014
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Nick Deriso
d. 25. Oct. 2014
"Ian Gillan sings with new vigor. Don Airey plays with a fizzy gumption. Roger Glover and Ian Paice lock into the rhythm with a white-knuckle grip. Morse is moved to take new chances of his own. In short, Deep Purple had, for some time until this tour commenced, rarely sounded tighter or more aggressive. Inspired by the youthful energy of this rising orchestra, they found new life after more than half a decade of performing the same songs without benefit of a new album".
Something else!
d. 25. Oct. 2014
By
By
Nick Deriso
d. 25. Oct. 2014
"Ian Gillan sings with new vigor. Don Airey plays with a fizzy gumption. Roger Glover and Ian Paice lock into the rhythm with a white-knuckle grip. Morse is moved to take new chances of his own. In short, Deep Purple had, for some time until this tour commenced, rarely sounded tighter or more aggressive. Inspired by the youthful energy of this rising orchestra, they found new life after more than half a decade of performing the same songs without benefit of a new album".