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Poll Question: the best deep purple era?
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 MkII ('69-'73), no doubt.
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Simper and Evans era, so Mark 1
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I've only heard a few poor recorded quality  tracks from a boot of Joe Satriani with Purple, and the mix meant that when Lord played Satriani disappeared. However, those times you can hear Satriani solo, something different and special comes through. (However, the quality is so poor, I  haven't been  tempted to go back too often to relisten).  A real pity there isn't a legit recording of DP with JS.

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Itīs a pity Purple never released an album with Satriani, that could have been really interesting.
I voted Mark ll, but also like Mark l and lll
 
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Originally posted by ozzy_tom ozzy_tom wrote:

Until I became prog lover I was sure that Mark II was the best but now I have no doubt that in Mark I they made the most ambitious music. And Lord was the real hero of this band in these days...great times..


have a couple of clappies... maybe it wasn't the famous version... but it was Lord's 'band' and the music showed... love it...

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mark II, no doubt about it

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Mark II, but Morse era is very good too
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i voted for Mark IV for one and only reason: it would be a real shame if the Bolin era didn't get at least one vote... he was a great guitarist.. he could play everything, from jazz to rock to fusion to you name it..
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Until I became prog lover I was sure that Mark II was the best but now I have no doubt that in Mark I they made the most ambitious music. And Lord was the real hero of this band in these days...great times..
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  1. Gillan Era (mkII)
  2. Coverdale & Hughes Era (mkIII)
  3. Reunion Era (mkIIb)
  4. Evans Era (mkI)
  5. Turner Era (mkV)
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Mark II.
 
 
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The original was never surpassed...
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Mark II no doubt
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Classic Mark II>Coverdale era>Airey era>Morse era>Evans era>Turner era




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(This was done 12668456265421 times before)

Pretty obvious, I choose the Mark II.
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Originally posted by pantacruelgruel pantacruelgruel wrote:

Yeah, as stated before MK II is going to win this one by a landslide. It's my fave bunch of all of them. The only interesting aspect to this poll might be to ask "what might have been if MK IV (Lord, Paice, Hughes, Bolin, Coverdale) had stuck together "? Not to say they would have beat MK II DP, but just to wonder where their own little band could have gone. A totally new stew, new name perhaps, but they had something that could have made them stand out from the usual hard rock crowd. Cry


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Yeah, as stated before MK II is going to win this one by a landslide. It's my fave bunch of all of them. The only interesting aspect to this poll might be to ask "what might have been if MK IV (Lord, Paice, Hughes, Bolin, Coverdale) had stuck together "? Not to say they would have beat MK II DP, but just to wonder where their own little band could have gone. A totally new stew, new name perhaps, but they had something that could have made them stand out from the usual hard rock crowd. Cry
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