Deep Purple had a different line-up initially, but the big hits were produced only with the band members that everyone remembers.

@@neovxr Hush predates the line-up you are thinking of.

@@whom382 Yes, I am aware of that, but that particular change was practically planned for the purpose of growth and that plan was materially successful. But some elements got lost, and this was a pity (another song I love was April). The changes I am warning of, come from social fights within the bands. The Beatles had that problem too, so while for a long time, Harrison was patient, but sh*t hit the fan when it broke out between McCartney and Lennon. Lovebites patiently waited for a couple of years, until they found Fami, their new bass player, and there is great growth in this band. Families, handlers and managements will hopefully do everything to patiently help avoid conflicts (fortunately in the current videos everything looks nice), and hopefully no one will get lost during difficult years of youth. I have played with bands, band musicians are sure to see very very bad days, but one has to overcome that because what we shared had a high value. So I have experience with the consequences of changes in the line-up, and it does not matter for a hotel band but is crucial for a band with own style and own songs. To play Progressive Rock today is already a very particular style. There are many unsuccessful attempts by others, though the kids seem to love it.

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The way all these legendary musicians had played (like Richie Blackmore and Ian Paice..) was very peculiar if not uncommon at their time, and only together they created very special, powerful and unforgettable music. These girls have it.