Deep Purple

The Fireball by Deep Purple album review covers the 1971 record that hit number 1 in the UK and has spent fifty years underestimated. More experimental than In Rock, more diverse than Machine Head, and the favorite Mark II album of Ian Gillan himself.

The Deep Purple in Rock album review covers the 1970 landmark that launched the Mark II era: seven tracks recorded across London studios between extensive touring, producing Child in Time, Speed King, and one of the most important hard rock records ever made.

The Shades of Deep Purple album review covers the debut that launched one of rock’s greatest careers: recorded in three days in May 1968, it gave the world Hush, Mandrake Root, and the first glimpse of the Lord-Blackmore axis that would define an era.