Deep Purple - Whoosh! - Import CD+DVD

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Deep Purple

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Formed in England in 1968. Deep Purple has been deified as a living legend of hard rock." Their classic songs such as "Smoke on the Water," "Highway Star," and "Purple Flame" have transcended generations and borders. They have spawned countless followers and their DNA is scattered throughout the global rock world. Ian Gillan (vocals) delivers a passionate shout, while Steve Morse (guitar) and Don Airey (keyboards) showcase their technical prowess. Ian Pace (drums), the only original member of the band, pounded out swinging beats, and Roger Glover (bass) played a tight bass line. The new album by the longest lineup in the band's history is a fitting culmination of its trajectory. Their last album, Infinite (2017), reached #1 on the hit charts in Germany and other countries." The massive world tour titled "The Long Goodbye Tour" has made a huge impact everywhere it goes, and the Japan concert in October 2018 is still fresh in the memory. The tour in Japan in October 2018 is still fresh in our minds. However, the band's great performance and creative energy led to the sudden decision to produce "another" new studio album. The band was so excited and creative that another new studio album was hastily produced. It has all the elements that make everyone in the band smile," says guitarist Steve Morse.From the first track, "Slow My Bones," to the last, "Dancing in My Sleep," the album is filled with the thrill of hard rock stylings and instrumental battles, and Deep Purple's unique identity. The big surprise on this album is the reprise of the instrumental "And the Address," the first track from the band's first album, Hush, in 1968. It is a tribute to the great band's legacy and is played by the current members of the band in honor of Jon Lord and Ritchie Blackmore, who are no longer with the band (Ritchie left in 1993 and John passed away in 2012). The album was produced by Bob Ezrin. Known for Alice Cooper's "Welcome to the Nightmare" (1975) and Pink Floyd's "The Wall" (1979), he has worked with Deep Purple on "Now What? (2013) and "Infinite" (2017). He has made the band's musicianship even more exciting, with a sense of epic scale and a powerful development that unleashes the abilities of the five members. Deep Purple has gone 50 years without a plan. But we think it's a good idea to at least pull the curtain back a little bit," says Ian Gillan. The band will begin an extensive tour in June.This time(?) A great grand finale is expected, including a final Japan tour. Deep Purple once declared in "Highway Star" that "Nobody can overtake my car," and the title of their last album, "WHOOSH! WHOOSH!" is a celebration of Deep Purple's half century of running at full speed.

Tracklisting:

1.Throw My Bones
2.Drop the Weapon
3.We're All the Same in the Dark
4.Nothing at All
5.No Need To Shout
6.Step by Step
7.What the What
8.The Long Way Around
9.The Power of the Moon
10.Remission Possible
11.Man Alive
12.And the Address
13.Dancing in My Sleep