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Poll Question: the best deep purple era?
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In Rock is the best album by DP fo me, but for an era I vote for something less obvious.
Steve Morse is a fantastic guitarist, and Jon Lord is a keyboard legend, Purpendicular is pretty good hence my vote.
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Originally posted by Norbert Norbert wrote:

In Rock is the best album by DP fo me, but for an era I vote for something less obvious.
Steve Morse is a fantastic guitarist, and Jon Lord is a keyboard legend, Purpendicular is pretty good hence my vote.
 
I understand what you mean, but the problem of this line-up has one name: ABANDON which represent 50% of their output, maybe the worst DP recording IMHO>
 
.....i enjoy more BANANAS and THE RAPTUREWink....with Morse in a DP line-up!
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Pretty obvious. Mark II.
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Mark II, then Mark III, then Mark I.

Mark II needs no explanations, I love Mark III too (great Stormbringer), and Mark I (prog one!)..would be perhaps be my most favourite one if only they were a bit less directionless.
Percussion, sir!
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Mark II  In Rock , Fireball. Machine Head, Who do we think we are,  Made in japan  all 5 start Classics and top Live band to boot  
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The one that wrote Child in Time.
"The past is not some static being, it is not a previous present, nor a present that has passed away; the past has its own dynamic being which is constantly renewed and renewing." - Claire Colebrook
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Originally posted by Toaster Mantis Toaster Mantis wrote:

The one that wrote Child in Time.


So it must be Mark 0.

http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=1397
Percussion, sir!
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Originally posted by paolo.beenees paolo.beenees wrote:

^Do you mean "most commercially successful"? Because I don't see anything commercial in such tracks as "Bloodsucker", "Child in Time" and "Fools". MK II is my favourite period, and "In Rock" and "Fireball" my favourite Deep Purple albums.


oh yeah, sorry about that...my english is not THAT good..

My favorite MK II(70's) album is Fireball, close behind Machine Head, then Who Do We Think We Are, Concerto.. and last In Rock. (not counting Made in Japan)

MK III & IV: lead by Come Taste the Band, second Stormbringer, Made in Europe and last Burn.

MK I: Book Of Taliesyn, then Deep Purple and last Shades.

MK II(reunion): Battle Rages On, House of Blue Light, Perfect Strangers.

MK V: I really like Slaves & Masters, even though, yes this one being commercial rock.
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Originally posted by clarke2001 clarke2001 wrote:

Originally posted by Toaster Mantis Toaster Mantis wrote:

The one that wrote Child in Time.


So it must be Mark 0.

http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=1397


*clicks link*

So the entire "band name that is a complete sentence" phenomenon is not a recent fad! Shocked
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Mark 2.
First concert ever march 1972.
Danish television filmed this and is now available on DVD.
Got it and how lucky is that.
Anyways,mark 1 is a close second.
 
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