PERFECT STRANGERSDeep PurpleProto-Prog3.54 | 691 ratings |
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Bob Greece
Prog Reviewer |
The time was 1984 and people had been talking for a long time about the legendary
mark 2 Deep Purple (Gillan, Blackmore, Lord, Glover and Paice) getting back together
again. Fans' dreams were realised with the album Perfect Strangers. Normally
comeback albums of great bands dissapoint but this one lived up to the high
expectations of the fans. Standout tracks on this album are the 7 minute Knocking At
Your Back Door and the title track Perfect Strangers (covered by Dream Theater on
the Change of Seasons album). But of all the 8 tracks on this album, there's not one duff
track amongst them. It's hard rocking, heavy and exciting music. OK, it's not prog but
it's a great album and probably one of the greatest comeback albums of all time.
Bob Greece |
4/5 |
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