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    Posted: December 02 2008 at 01:01
This is what Ian Gillan has ended up doing:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHGIBfdi-pM

I can't believe they went from proto-prog to this.

And now the misheard lyrics because I can't understand what he's actually saying:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5eW9g5sOZY

I can't not hear the misheard ones anymore
I thought you guys might appreciate this because it's funny and semi-prog related.




Edited by Hootywho - December 02 2008 at 01:02
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Shake and bake....
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I'd say Deep Purple were way more important to Heavy Metal than Prog.
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Originally posted by AlbertMond AlbertMond wrote:

I'd say Deep Purple were way more important to Heavy Metal than Prog.


ahhh... no.

Deep Purple was the foundation to a whole sub-branch of prog.  Many of it's standards.. are often called... DP clones. Righty or wrongly...but they are. Not to mention it was Jon Lord.. along with Emo.. who explored the fusing of classical music with rock music.  What most people consider classic.. prog rock.

http://www.progarchives.com/subgenre.asp?style=41
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I saw them in february , and they can give an amazing show.Deep Purple has been on the road for 40 years! I can bear if they release some weak records.
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That song wasn't THAT bad, but Deep Purple is much, much better! Big smile
My friend was lucky enough to get a free ticket (from one of his relatives) to see them last summer Angry
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Originally posted by Abstrakt Abstrakt wrote:

That song wasn't THAT bad, but Deep Purple is much, much better! Big smile
My friend was lucky enough to get a free ticket (from one of his relatives) to see them last summer Angry


I saw you listening to Book of Taliesyn earlier... great album isn't it Clap
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I saw Deep Purple last year at Chastain in Atlanta and I thought they were great. The crowd was around 5,000 (I think, maybe more) and they put on a great show. Sure, they don't have Blackmore or Lord there, but their replacements were still great, and I thought that Steve Morse did as well as Blackmore, not to mention Steve is much less of a jerk than Blackmore is...

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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:


ahhh... no.

Deep Purple was the foundation to a whole sub-branch of prog.  Many of it's standards.. are often called... DP clones. Righty or wrongly...but they are. Not to mention it was Jon Lord.. along with Emo.. who explored the fusing of classical music with rock music.  What most people consider classic.. prog rock.

http://www.progarchives.com/subgenre.asp?style=41
DP is also at the foundation of Speed Metal, and without one of their most well known songs, "Highway Star", we might not even have it, today. But, hey... I hardly know what I'm talking about, on this, so feel free to prove me wrong.
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speed + metal... hmmm...  don't think that was akin to spliting the atom you know hahahha.Wink

K.C's Red was major influence on Grunge for God's sake hahha... doesn't mean King Crimson.. nor Deep Purple lost any importance to Prog.  If Deep Purple was an influence on metal...  yippe.. so were half a dozen other groups that weren't metal.
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Points: 5851 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 29 2008 at 04:44
Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

speed + metal... hmmm...  don't think that was akin to spliting the atom you know hahahha.Wink

K.C's Red was major influence on Grunge for God's sake hahha... doesn't mean King Crimson.. nor Deep Purple lost any importance to Prog.  If Deep Purple was an influence on metal...  yippe.. so were half a dozen other groups that weren't metal.
 
In my opinion DP have invented Heavy Prog but their evolution is in Xover HP way... Because DP are considered Heavy Rock/ Hard Rock/ Heavy Metal... WinkEmbarrassedShockedClap
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