about Deep Purple and Rainbow.

Which band do you preffered?
Your favourite Purple album?
Your favourite Rainbow album?
Your favourite Ritchie Blackmore solo?
Your favourite Purple singer?
Your favourite Rainbow singer?

My answer is:
-Deep Purple
-Made in Japan
-Rainbow Rising
-Child in Time
-Ian Gillan
-Dio

Which band do you preffered? Deep Purple
Your favourite Purple album? Deep Purple
Your favourite Rainbow album? Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow
Your favourite Ritchie Blackmore solo? "Why Didn't Rosemary"
Your favourite Purple singer? Rod Evans
Your favourite Rainbow singer? Ronnie James Dio

Which band do you preffered? 
Your favourite Purple album? 
Your favourite Rainbow album?
Your favourite Ritchie Blackmore solo?
Your favourite Purple singer?
Your favourite Rainbow singer?

1) Deep Purple, no doubt

2) Come Taste the Band or Fireball

3) Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow

4) No, No, No

5) David Coverdale (though Hughes and Gillan are totally awesome, while Rod and Joe are not that shabby either)

6) Dio

New question: Your Favorite Jon Lord solo? High Ball Shooter

Trianium wrote: I like so mucho Lazy, this song is absolutely amazing.

Have you heard the band, Atomic Rooster?

Which band do you preffered? Deep Purple
Your favourite Purple album? In Rock
Your favourite Rainbow album? Rising
Your favourite Ritchie Blackmore solo? Child in Time, In Rock version
Your favourite Purple singer? Ian Gillan
Your favourite Rainbow singer? Dio

My favorite Ritchie Blackmore guitar solo is on "Pictures Of Home'. The solo in the center of the song and the fade out solo at the end. As a kid I was always curious if the material on the first Rainbow album was what Blackmore would have wanted 'Stormbringer' to be. Back in 2004 I came across and advertisment for a live show of 'The Nice' featuring Ritchie Blackmore on guitar. I never purchased it. But I am still curious to hear him and Emerson have a go at interplay. Blackmore used to get on my nerves a bit when he would just slop things up and make noise with the guitar. The occasional noise breaker in between riffs was okay but, not as a performance itself. The solo on Lazy from Machine Head is the work of a madman He can really play the guitar nicely when he feels up to it. The way he got pegged with the Smoke On The Water riff is degrading to the level of his true talents as many that I've met, seem to disregard him as the idiot who wrote the most played signature rock riff. "Street Of Dreams" is a great pop/rock song and the line up with Joe Lynn Turner is outstanding on the live in Japan DVD. The section where Blackmore plays Beethoven's 9th with a Japanese orchestra is one of the most outstanding performances of his life. I gotta give him credit on this one for sure He is a very moody player and doesn't always fulfill the expectations of his fans. ........I would like to find a copy of Roger Glover "Elements" on disc. The music on this record is very much in the vain of early Passport material.