Deep Purple In Rock (Remastered Version)

Deep Purple in Rock is regarded as one of THE classics of hard rock, and rightly so. Not before and hardly after that the British rockers have managed in this consequence to compress the essence of their genre for the era in such a way and grippingly to the
Point to bring as on this album in 1970.

After the philharmonic "fling" Concerto For Group And Orchestra initiated by Jon Lord, the British quintet rocker and guitarist Ritchie Blackmore took over the scepter. Although Lord's virtuoso keyboard playing still had a The most dominant one is clearly riff master Blackmore, who can really let off steam especially in the loud "Into The Fire" or in the turbo tuned "Speed King". A disc without any weak point with a dream sound of another star, which you had never heard before. The legendary MKII formation Gillan/Blackmore/Lord/Glover/Paice was not to be topped in creativity and joy of playing and created her first masterpiece, with no regard for casualties.