Live in Europe [Import]

live in europe [import]

Track Listings

1. Duel With The Devil

2. My New World

3. We All Need Some Light

4. Suite Charlotte Pike

5. Stranger In Your Soul

6. All Of The Above

Live in Europe,Transatlantic,Inside Out,Rock

Live in Europe [Import]

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like night and day...
Ritchie Phones It In
Another objective review for you...
....disapointment
Historic Recording

Live in Europe
Deep Purple
Manufacturer: Sony / Bmg Import
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000CDYDRQ
Release Date: 2006-02-13

Tracks:

Highway Star
Black Night
Talk About Love
Twist in the Tale
Perfect Strangers
Mule
Beethoven's Ninth
Knocking at Your Back Door
Anyone's Daughter
Child in Time
Anya

Tracks:

Battle Rages On
Lazy
In the Hall of the Mountain King
Space Truckin'
Woman from Tokyo
Paint It Black
Speed King
Hush
Smoke on the Water

Tracks:

Highway Star
Black Night
Talk About Love
Twist in the Tale
Perfect Strangers
Beethoven
Jon's Keyboard Solo
Knocking at Your Back Door
Anyone's Daughter

Tracks:

Child in Time
Anya
Battle Rages On
Lazy & Drum Solo
Space Truckin'
Woman from Tokyo
Paint It Black
Hush [*]
Smoke on the Water [*]

Album Description

Deep Purple Live In Europe 1993 is 4 CD set featuring a collection of live tracks recorded at the Birmingham NEC & in Stuttgart during the 1993 'Mark II' line-up 25th Anniversary Tour which due to tensions led to the tour being dissolved before they even made it out of Europe! Includes the song's 'Knockin' At Your Back Door', 'Talk About Love' and 'Smoke On The Water'. BMG. 2005.

Album Details

The Classic Mkii Line Up on their 25th Anniversary Tour. Includes Two Full Concerts from Birmingham and Stuttgart. (Ian Gillan - Vocals, Richie Blackmore - Guitar, Roger Glover - Bass, Jon Lord - Keyboards, Ian Paice - Drums) Regrouped for the First Time Since the Early 90's (And the Last Time Ever) .

Customer Reviews:

like night and day..........2006-08-30

That's what I thought of this set. The NEC show is definitely not up to standards, mostly because of Ritchie. He sounds uninterested and occasionally just stops playing in parts of songs. Doesn't even start playing until his Highway Star solo. Parts are pretty good, particulary Knocking at Your Back Door and Perfect Strangers, but overall the show suffers from Ritchie's lack of interest.

But then there's the Stuttgart show. Something must have gotten into everybody for this one, because it just rocks. Even Gillan's screaming on Child in Time is pretty decent, considering that this is 1993, not 1973. The soloing is fantastic from everyone, especially Ritchie, and the crowd is more into it for the Stuttgart show. Funny side note: during Speed King, Ritchie starts to fool around with the Burn riff, and he and Jon go into a neat 30 second jam that gets a good reaction from the crowd, but probably not Gillan. Another funny side note: Jon does something really weird and discordant (intentional?) during the second verse of Smoke on the Water that prompts Gillan to sing "...funky Claude was running in an'--that was pretty awful!..." before going back into the rest of the verse.

The NEC show is worth a listen or two, but Stuttgart is what really makes the set worth owning.

Ritchie Phones It In.......2006-08-21

These shows, recorded on the last tour Ritchie Blackmore did before leaving Deep Purple, are a testament to just how uninterested Richie was in participating in the band. As in most shows from this tour, The Man In Black could barely be bothered to play most of "Highway Star." This CD collection is for die-hard Purple fans only. The highlight of the collection is the short preview of "Hall of the Mountain King" Ritchie plays. This song will end up on the Rainbow album, "Stranger In Us All." For all sane Purple fans, "Come Hell or High Water" is the definitive live CD from this tour.

Another objective review for you..........2006-08-19

Two shows with the same setlist: One in England and one in Germany. The Germany one is better because Ritchie was busy throwing water on a camera man at the start of the English concert and doesn't start playing guitar until the solo of "highway star" (no kidding!) But what can you say? The media is like cops, they're never around when you need them and like parasites all around you when you don't. Also, Gillan misses a few of his lines at the England show, like coming out of the rhythm section of "Perfect Strangers". The whole band sounds pretty good and the production levels are pretty top-notch. Ritchie plays above average throughout on the Stuttgart show, but I find he must be using different pickups on his stratacaster now. It sounds close to the old DiMarzzio pickup he used to have but it's more like a Seymour Duncan, which doesn't offer the same "grating", squealing effect that he used to have. It's still Ritchie, but the soloing on "Lazy" and in other songs is missing a bit. Gillan is in his forties on here, so his vocals are not a "ten". More like a 7.5. If you want a good DP show on CD that includes the original line-up and has songs from the "Perfect Strangers" CD, arguably their best work, then this is the one for you.

....disapointment.......2006-08-17

However there are some sparks in the show like Anya.
They play proffecionally but all the time I have a felling that something is wrong in the band. Blackmore plays great but like only for himself, like he is only on the stage.
GILLAN SOUNDS THE WORST I HAVE EVER HEARD HIM...
Now I understand why Ritchie was so angry!
Lord's organ sounds far back for Ritchie favor...
In 1993 there were much more better show in Scandinavia.
Why they taped those?
...wasting of money...

Historic Recording.......2006-08-10

This CD does not show anything different from 'Come Hell and High Water` - the only difference is Ritchie Blackmore's participation which is better. On Come Hell... we feel his lack of enthusiasm and here on 'Live in Europe` he is still on the mood for playing with Deep Purple.
The songs are great and it is a must have for any hard core fan.

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Live in Europe: 1959
Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers
Manufacturer: Import [Generic]
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00004TCZF
Release Date: 2000-05-16

Tracks:

Midget
Nellie Blye
Close Your Eyes
Like Someone in Love
Lester Left Town
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Album Details

Japanese Version featuring Exclusive Cover Art by Michiharu Saotome.

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Supa Bad!
I saw these cats in Pittsburgh back in 1976 at the Strand .
Everything you want in a jazz fusion album
one of fusions top ten
Fantastic band, stellar live album.

"Live" on Tour in Europe
Billy Cobham
Manufacturer: Import [Generic]
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00000G6QK
Release Date: 1999-04-06

Tracks:

Hip Pockets - Billy Cobham, , Billy Cobham,
Ivory Tattoo
Space Lady
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Japanese reissue & the CD debut of these two jazz greats live album, originally released on Atlantic in 1976. Contains all eight of the original tracks, including 'Hip Pocket' and 'Tattoo'. 1998 EastWest/ Atlantic Records release.

Album Details

Their Tours Together were a Real Treat for Jazz Lovers.

Customer Reviews:

Supa Bad!.......2001-09-14

This is by far the funkiest and tastiest live jazz fusion funk record ever recorded. This album was conceived(mid 70's) at a time when truly creative music was very much appreciated, unlike today. There is more substance in this record than I have space to elaborate on here. And there is not one funkless bone in this band. This will be a well appreciated addition to any true music lovers collection.

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I saw these cats in Pittsburgh back in 1976 at the Strand ........2000-01-28

I had this album on plastic but due to a miss-hap, I've spent the past 15+ years hit'n every record store /garage sale looking for this dyn-no-mite ! record. If you want to know what fusion is about, you must get this disk. Cobham kicks a whole in your speakers and registers a 4.5 on the earth quake meter! Geroge Duke grew another arm with 2 hands on it! Check it out, if fusion / rock / funk, is your thang! This was the penicle of fusion and funk. The cats studied !

Everything you want in a jazz fusion album.......2000-01-19

This is an example of several musical masters utilizing their genius through sound. This cd truly has magnificent range and a masterful mix of collaborative jazz fusion. Billy C puts together some of the most amazing solos and rhythms one could imagine. Duke and Johnson - need I say more? This is a definite winner!

one of fusions top ten.......1999-09-10

i collect jazz and fusion from the 70's and this is always near my cd player. great tunes & chops- a very addictive recording.

Fantastic band, stellar live album........1998-12-29

This record is probably the only documentation of this awesome act, which included John Scofield on guitar and Alphonso Johnson on bass--both at the top of their craft. This is true fusion: heavy on the funk and rock, but chock fulla killer jazz changes and full-shred soloing. As usual with a Cobham offering, there are moments of self-indulgence (Frankenstein Goes to the Disco) and there are plenty of space noises. But this truly represents the finest era of jazz/rock fusion--before the genre was nearly destroyed by "smooth jazz."

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