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Deep Purple Rock Review 69 72 DVDRip Eng AC3 BeLight

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Source...............: DVD PAL
Aspect Ratio.........: 1.33:1
Video Format.........: XviD
Resolution...........: 640×480
Video Bitrate........: 1150 kB/s
FPS..................: 25.000
Pixel Depth..........: 24 bits
Colour...............: Colour/B & W
Audio Format.........: AC3 CBR
Channels.............: 5.1
Audio Bitrate........: 448 kB/s
Sampling Rate........: 48 KHz
Language.............: English
Subtitles............: none
Runtime..............: 1:13:58
Release Date.........: 10th of August 2004
Genre................: Documentary/Concert Film
Movie Information....: www.metal-archives.com/release.php?id=128824
File Validation......: QuickSFV
File Compression.....: RAR
File Size............: 847 MB
Part Size............: 14.31 MB
Number of Parts......: 59



Tracklist:

1. Speed King 03:07
2. Mandrake Root 14:09
3. Wring that Neck 10:59
4. Child in Time 09:30
5. Fireball 03:59
6. Strange Kind of Woman 09:01
7. Highway Star 06:55
8. Lazy 10:25


'In Rock' (1970)

Deep Purple's soon to be classic Mark II version made it's proper debut and established the sonic blueprint that would
immortalize this line up of the band on the 1970's awesome album 'Deep Purple In Rock'
Spearheaded by Ritchie Blackmore's blistering guitar solo opener 'Speed King' made it immediately obvious that the band was no
longer fooling around, but 'Bloodsucker' did afford stunned listeners a chance to catch their breaths before the band launched
into the album's epic, ten minute tour de force, 'Child in Time'
In what still stands as arguably his single greatest performance, singer Ian Gillan led his bandmates on a series of hypnotizing
crescendos, from the song's gentle beginning through to it's ear shattering climax that brought the original vinyl album's seismic first side to a close.
Side two opened with the searing power chords of 'Flight of the Rat', another example of the band take-no-prisoners hard rock
stance, which also found room for some extended soloing from Blackmore and Lord.
Next, 'Into the Fire' and 'Living Wreck' proved equally appealing, and 'Hard Lovin' Man' finally saw the new-look Deep Purple descending into feedback.

Deep Purple: Rock Review 1969-1972 utilizes a combination of performance clips and audio recordings, interspersed with commentary
by critics and musicians who explain to the viewer the various aspects of Purple's recordings from this time period.
Also featured are the earliest known rare pictures of the classic Mark II line up of Blackmore, Lord, Paice, Gillan and Glover.
A unique feature is the time and space allocated to Ritchie Blackmore to strech out and demonstrate the amazing virtuoso technique
which has seen him rightly dubbed as the greatest guitarist of all time.

Note that with such a wide selection of sources some recordings will show the limitations of the available technology at the time.

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