Deep Purple

FIREBALL - anniversary edition

MACHNE HEAD - anniversary edition

BURN - anniversary edition

вопрос к экспертам и знатокам - как переводится название совместного альбома Гловера и Гиллана Accidentally on Purpose?

Это какая-то идиома?

2Горыныч:

Как бы случайно

2Primal Scream:

>2Горыныч:
>Как бы случайно

- а точно так?

Ну да. Это когда что-то делается нарочно, но притворяются, что это случайно.

2Primal Scream:

- спасибо!

Primal скажи пожалуйста свое мнение о новом альбоме Хьюза?

2Горыныч:

>2Primal Scream:
>- спасибо!

Пожалуйста!

2jonh piterskiy:

>Primal скажи пожалуйста свое мнение о новом альбоме Хьюза?

Не слышал.

Все равно- спасибо!

Очень хороший диск. Всем рекомендую.

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DEEP PURPLE Music In Review 1969 - 1976
(2006 DVD, the definitive critical review of Deep Purple, from the Mark II days of Gillan/Glover/Blackmore/Lord/Paice through to the final Mark IV line-up featuring Coverdale, Hughes & Bolin, features rare archive material, much of it on DVD for the first time, along with commentary from a leading team of music critics plus unreleased interviews from 1974, includes footage of performances of 'Smoke On The Water', 'Fireball', 'Concerto For Group And Orchestra', 'Burn' and more. Running time 149 minutes).
released 12-Jun-2006

Total Rock Review: Deep Purple
release on 24/07/2006

Special Features

Bonus Tracks: Speed King, Child In Time, Wring That Neck, Burn, Space Truckin'
Image gallery

Review

This is the powerful independent review of the music that changed the face of rock music for all time.

Featuring fascinating in depth interviews with original founder member Nicky Simper and Purple Mark III stalwart Glenn Hughes, the film draws on rare footage of Purple in concert, in the studio and on the road.

Also featured is behind the scenes footage of the band on tour in 1974, the first television appearances by the Mark II line up and a rare glimpse of the original Mark I line up in performance. We also hear the views of Jon Lord, Ritchie Blackmore, Iain Paice, Ian Gillan and David Coverdale.

Former Deep Purple Manager Dies *10.07.06*

John Coletta, former manager of Deep Purple and Whitesnake, died on July 9th 2006. Tony Edwards approached 35 year old John, managing director of an advertising agency (in an office above his own), to help him launch Deep Purple in late 1967. Coletta remained an integral part of the management of the band through the years 1968 to 1976, often touring with them. After the group split, the two managers set up their own operations but retained their interest in the band's back-catalogue. John took on David Coverdale's Whitesnake, and managed them for many years. In recent years John lived in Spain, and was involved with concert promotion there until he became ill last year. He had also been working with Derek Lawrence on some record ideas. I last saw John at Tony Ashton's funeral, but had interviewed him at length for the Deep Purple Omnibus Biography some years before that. We'll have more in the next issue of Darker Than Blue magazine.

<-- John Coletta (centre) with Jon Lord and Tony Edwards at the time of the Concerto in 1969

Singer Ian Gillian of the English rock band Deep Purple performs in the Auditorium Stravinski during the closing night of the 40th Montreux Jazz festival in Montreux July 15, 2006. Picture taken July 15, 2006.

Singer Ian Gillian (R) and bassist Roger Glover of the English rock band Deep Purple perform in the Auditorium Stravinski during the closing night of the 40th Montreux Jazz festival in Montreux July 15, 2006.

Ian Gillan, left, and Steve Morse, right, of the legendary British hard rock group 'Deep Purple' perform on the last day of the 40th Montreux Jazz Festival in Montreux, Switzerland, Saturday, July 15, 2006.

Roger Glover, left, and Steve Morse, right, of the legendary British hard rock group 'Deep Purple' perform on the last day of the 40th Montreux Jazz Festival in Montreux, Switzerland, Saturday, July 15, 2006.