Deep Purple "Man Alive" Official Video - from the album "Whoosh!"

[@misterknightowlandco]

Dude wtf?!? Bands aren't supposed to get BETTER with age! Fucking killer song.

[@alwilson3204]

Face reality, it's wonderful they were still around, but bands don't get better.

[@michaelhill4353]

​@@alwilson3204. Whatever you old fart

[@johnnyq21]

Ian Gillan, Ian Paice, Roger Glover, Steve Morse, and Don Airey, thank you. And thank you to all former members from all marks that have made the band what it is today. I love you guys and Deep Purple so damn much. No matter what lineup/mark, I love you guys. 50 years and counting producing some of the worlds greatest music that has influenced and touched hundreds of millions over those years, it’s truly a special thing. You’re the last of the unholy trinity of you, Zep, and Black Sabbath still around as a band. So again, just thank you for continuing what you love to do. I can’t wait for the new album, be safe, and stay healthy and rocking!

[@dwightburns6699]

I'm 60, they are and always been my favorite band...the reason I wanted to learn guitar...black Sabbath is another huge influence...

[@manuj4507]

Beautiful message, Johnny! Let me share your words that I make mine too. Thanks! Long life to Deep Purple!

[@lukethebody]

*unholy trinity

[@johnnyq21]

Thank you too Manuel! I love knowing that other fans feel the same way as me or even relating to my feelings/thoughts about our Deep Purple. And Luke of course you’re right! Thank you as well bro, quarantine and 4/20 for me daily definitely fried my brain a bit lol.

[@adriancoppin977]

God rest The Lord!

[@leonchueco]

When a band keeps looking for new sounds despite the decades without losing its essence... Purple forever.

[@viniciuscarvalhomusic]

Gillian is a phenomenal storyteller, and Deep Purple has served as the touchstone for great musicianship for decades

[@rodolfolaterza]

More than 50 years of career and producing innovative, creative and experimental music. Deep Purple is and will always be one of the greatest bands in rock history. This song has even oboe in the arrange! Wondeful guitar solo!

[@dudacancissu]

perfect

[@welshtechie6832]

@@dudacancissu Reminds me of Marillion now! Very good indeed lovely track!

[@karendaniels4441]

Indeed

[@Римма-с4м]

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@westerling8436]

Not as great as the previous two albums by a long shot, I'm a fan and that is my honest opinion

[@gordy3714]

Anyone who doesn't listen to the later albums because Ritchie isn't there are missing a treat. Steve Morse is a fantastic guitar player.

[@daviddublanko3805]

Ritchie says he likes Steve. Coming from him that's a real compliment.

[@martymartin2894]

Yes fantastic player but his guitar sounds almost too melodic and same sounding a lot of the time. I miss the sound of the strat and those crunchy riffs.

[@maraomania1360]

I'd say infinite and Woosh are good some great songwriting, especially Gillan, but Morse is actually nothing special, just a lame shadow of the Morse from Dixie dregs. Blackmore is done for, will die playing acoustic Christmas covers after that Lorelei fiasco with the pathetic "rainbow tribute bar band"

[@gordy3714]

@@maraomania1360 What a stupid ass embarrassing comment.

[@devinculley833]

Agree! He has such a unique and soulful style that fits so well and takes it to another level. He is truly a joy to listen to compared to all the white bread metal heads who do the same riffs.

[@giovannivattuone290]

I listened deep purple for first time when I was a child, I was 4 years, my father had the machine head and burn albums (vinyls) and he played these albums many times. At my short age I was in love of that amazing power sound. Now im 33 and I told my father thank you because I listen classic rock for him. My father has cancer, and we both together still listen deep purple and many others classic rock bands while he is resting in bed while Im supporting him with this hard situation. Thank you Deep Purple for giving us amazing songs we enjoy alot.

[@markhaus1329]

God bless!

[@danielegrilli7644]

Band immortale

[@lukethebody]

Loving all the Steve Morse era albums, Abandon is probably my favourite, such a dark, broody beast of an album. Whoosh sits really nicely alongside both Perpendicular and Now What. Special mention to Bananas, Rapture Of The Deep & Infinite, all get played lots at home and in the car. This is a special period in the bands history, their writing and musicianship remain as great and unique as ever !!!

[@neonknight5608]

Hi Giovanni, I'm sitting here on this rainy saturday afternoon listening to the new DP album beeing very pleased with the amazing new songs and this fresh and vital stuff. As I have read your posting not only "Woosh" get's me through but also your writting about your feelings in music and your father's health. In music Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Iron Maiden .... have lead me more than 40 Years now to my life. I listen to their music when I was happy and also when I was sad, their music give me power and strength. My father passed away in 2017 by cancer of the lungs. With this background I wish to your father to have the strength to battle against his cancer and to succeed. Greeting from Neon Knight.

[@giovannivattuone290]

@@neonknight5608 Unfortunately for me my father passed away last week :(

[@philmack7177]

Amazing ! Love Purple

[@ordenX]

Best of Best!!!! Vivat Deep Purple!!!

[@МаксимМурашкин-э9х]

It's a beautiful melody! Great solo from Steve, actual lyrics from Ian... Something new and nothing ordinary from giants of progressive hard-rock! DEEP PURPLE!!!

[@achimdux6006]

This is a very impressive piece of music. After more than fifty years Deep Purple are still progressive !

[@nellykoutelova3106]

Agreed! Back to progressive roots yet sounding so modern. Still don't understand those who deny DP got their progressive rock songs in almost every album.

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@nellykoutelova3106 Intro sounds like ELP(urple).

[@hofla7777]

Hey mein kleiner Spinner .... ;-) Nach 50 Jahren ist man nicht mehr progressiv, da ist man nur noch Verwalter. DP verwalten ihr Erbe ziemlich gut.

[@westerling8436]

They're one a roll again since now what!?

[@achimdux6006]

@@hofla7777 Progressiveness has nothing to do with age. Maybe you will learn sometime...

[@jimmymcmanus6798]

When a band stops making new music and lives on past glories then its time to disappear. Thank you Deep Purple for having the vision and desire to keep producing music of a high standard. We salute you.

[@peterm1005]

Nicholas Denmark like Keith Richards, being a human train wreck is part of Ozzie’s appeal

[@carstenschaefer8191]

Jimmy McManus, nobody could have said it better. Agree wholeheartedly.

[@westerling8436]

well said, I concur

[@gamajungam8876]

Весь альбом хорош! Нет слов! Есть ещё порох в пороховницах! Настоящее ВОЗРОЖДЕНИЕ ! Браво! Евгения Гамаюн.

[@mainzergirl9610]

Some beautiful, tasty guitar solos on Whoosh!

[@walterpen371]

If the rest of the album continues through like this song, guaranteed Jon Lord is smiling from above. Deep Purple forever.

[@jonblackers4339]

Jon must be glad he is dead.

[@jpurple]

Jon Blackers that’s musical maturity hope you don’t behave and dress like in high school, you need to evolve according to your age. If they were playing like 40 years ago they will look ridiculous...

[@jonblackers4339]

@@jpurple because they cant . They should have adopted a different name but that doesnt satisfy the thirst for money .If you were right their setlist would have changed a lot. But that also does not draw money.

[@jpurple]

@@jonblackers4339 well, maybe. I like it anyway. I enjoy the old Purple too.

[@carstenschaefer8191]

@@jonblackers4339, well, music is about developing and moving forward. This Purple do. Also, they do pay tribute to their age. Ian Gillan's voice can't do the extreme things he used to. But why should he. His voice is still tremendous a little lower. And yes, they have moved forward. And I LOVE it.

[@dominiccastro4882]

Their music really makes them a lot younger! :)

[@scotthornsby9964]

Bob Ezrin is elevating these guys to new heights. Tremendous album!

[@westerling8436]

3 amazing albums in a row, and this is the best!

[@michaelkoszowski3716]

What a journey !! ...my god ..still going strong ! ..👍

[@drstupid4366]

Im glad you enjoyed it . Ezrin has made good and bad albums and I haven't heard this enough to give an honest opinion.

[@dirtyflask]

Bob Ezrin Mr Smezchrmin,

[@dirtyflask]

Power of Purple, baby

[@gabrielcallizaya7412]

Im grateful for being alive and be able to listen to this band's new album...thank you Deep Purple

[@PaulSteinmayer]

Another incredible track from what is shaping up to be their greatest album yet!!! Deep Purple has been my favorite band since I discovered them almost 47 years ago... and I'm NEVER disappointed!

[@ritualee10]

I was a precocious 11 year old when Perfect Strangers came out and I recognized how incredibly improbable it was for a rock band I loved to reunite and produce such miraculous music. I took it as a once in a career happening. Now, I'm a 40-something listening to this and I honestly can't believe what I'm hearing. Deep Purple uber alles! I wonder who's producing this, but I also know it doesn't really matter much because the bottom line is Deep Purple lives on in fully vibrant colour! Bravo!

[@hofla7777]

Hey Lee... when did your parents emigrate to the States and where do you live today?

[@ritualee10]

@@hofla7777 My parents are American and I was born in this US as well. I live in LA, CA. Maybe I was misleading with my tiny German phrase and English "colour" which I thought was appropriate for Purple. Ha!

[@laskarisdrakoulis9577]

Deep purple 2020!!Still bringing good stuff!!!

[@greenmile4233]

Love his voice and his lyrical genius...” we put her on our hit list as common cunning linguist, a master of many tongues” cmon, that’s fucking brilliant word play..from the song “ knocking at your back door”..absolutely brilliant.

[@lukethebody]

Perfect Strangers was a great LP, I love "A Gypsys Kiss" and "Nobody's Home" on the CD there's a great little number called " Not Responsible" which I really wish was on vinyl too

[@lukethebody]

Green Mile Loving all the Steve Morse era albums, Abandon is probably my favourite, such a dark, broody beast of an album. Whoosh sits really nicely alongside both Perpendicular and Now What. Special mention to Bananas, Rapture Of The Deep & Infinite, all get played lots at home and in the car. This is a special period in the bands history, their writing and musicianship remain as great and unique as ever !!!

[@6onxza]

This song could fit perfectly as a film soundtrack

[@PurpleHounding]

So could most of their last two albums. Thanks for noticing the cinematic approach.

[@ponytrekker9315]

Especially birds of prey. But you’ll never see that they always choose bands like Zepplin even Sabbath and other obvious bands.

[@loriabrams3048]

Agreed.

[@paulbentley2709]

Perfect for Ian Gillans 8K 96 inch TV. Just guessing.

[@annphilipenko733]

Maby

[@yesman2755]

52 years into their career and still releasing ground breaking progressive rock unlike anything any band young or old come dream of coming close to. Gillan’s voice still on top form. Keep going guys, judging by this there’s absolutely no way you should be even contemplating jacking it in.

[@lukethebody]

Gillan sounds incredible, what a range 🙂

[@flaviolima1661]

DEEP PURPLE FOREVER!

[@repetitivemotion]

Wow! This is fantastic. Still rock music but with the right blend of symphonic maturity. Ian Gillan is amazing. The whole band is amazing, but Gillan being the singer, has to make his music with a 70+ year old throat and lungs. Simply amazing he still sings, let alone at this level.

[@bo7341]

Honestly I would love to hear what he could do with a song like this with the range he had back in the day.

[@redberdyaev6648]

The would be pretty awesome to hear. Honestly, the fact Gillian can still sing reasonably well at his age is pretty remarkable. How many guys can still sing hard rock in their mid 70s?

[@talibe801]

The greatest hard rock band in the world,strikes again,thank you all in the for your amanzing talent,hope to see you guys again live.

[@richardtaylor8595]

Just bought this lp and it is kicking my ass. The best Purple I have heard in years. This lp should be the beast rock lp for sure,

[@drummingprince3]

I love the modern sound. Awesome and refreshing. 20 albums down the line

[@BarryRatter]

When a classic rock band announces a new album, usually everyone just groans. Er, not this time. Cracking track! so much going on - really, really good. This is a new classic. Hope the tour can go ahead :-(

[@docnasty74]

I love Ian's speaking voice. He should narrate shows.

[@Retroscoop]

Spot on !

[@BaronMichaelDeBlone1066]

Agreed

[@whisvirus]

Great band, great song.

[@maurotrevisan5582]

Class is not water. Those old boys are still here to remind us, they are a rock legend.

[@leonardopena4129]

The older they are, the deepest they turn! Purple is the soundtrack of my life. God bless you all!

[@tiwariraj]

Great song!.. subtle parts as well are rocking part. Great tune and lovely lead by Steve Morse! Another great album it seems.

[@adkinstudio]

Out of the Big 3, it was Deep Purple that persevered into the 2020s and beyond.

[@MrVikass]

Can we all talk about how gourgeously structured this song is? I mean, sure DP has got a plenty of conceptual and even more sophisticated material in their catalogue. But amongst the relatively latest records produced under the supervision of Bob Ezrin this song is hands down most impressive and compelling. It's like a splendid fusion of Floydian space-like ambience and Purple's signature sound. Just captivating.

[@corinatrian.2073]

Great job deep purple 💜💜💜

[@teddyfjerdingstad2901]

In 2001 Deep Purple came to my little town, Drøbak, in Norway. An outdoor consert in Badeparken here. What a GREAT show. I was flabbergasted by the intensity of what DP gave to us. They gave me multiple eargasms too as well. Thank you, Deep Purple.

[@ErikSchnuphaze]

DEEP PROGRESSIVE PURPLE

[@flaviooliva1011]

After more than 50 years of music, they are still able to produce something that is at the same time new and refreshing. New sounds, new arrangements and an intriguing video : LEGENDS !!!

[@maxdenesgomesnascimento4115]

Great song! Beatifull video clip! Important message! Deep Purple is still alive! Rock on Buddies!

[@slizher]

Thought "Now What?!" is perfect. This could be even better! Steve Morse is one of it's own kind - marvellous sound.

[@lukethebody]

Most people stopped talking about Ritchie Blackmore about 27 years ago, Deep Purple on the other hand have released 7 epic albums since then, the last 3 have all sold incredibly well, this current (2002 - 2020) line up of DP is actually the second most successful line up of this iconic band after the "classic" M2 line up and for alot of younger fans Steve Morse is the only DP guitarist they've ever known 🙂

[@carlshinoda]

So true. Never realised that. I grew up listening to MK2. To me it’s always Ritchie. It’s time for me to move Steve Morse out of Ritchie’s shadow and take his rightful place. Steve earned it. With immense talent and great attitude.

[@earMUSICofficial]

Very true but Richie is also alive and kickin'

[@rogerriveroll6324]

You were born too late to explore the earth and too soon to explore the universe but somehow you managed to exist at the same time that Deep Purple and you should be proud of that

[@1991RedRocker]

I never fail to get an ASMR fro listening to this song. Love the accompanying video. Deep Purple should have made a sci-fi oriented concept album from this song alone.

[@BurakAlakent]

Some of the most progressive yet natural sounding music Deep Purple have released! Excellent..

[@sipope70]

Deep Purple ageing like a fine wine

[@lukethebody]

Loving all the Steve Morse era albums, Abandon is probably my favourite, such a dark, broody beast of an album. Whoosh sits really nicely alongside both Perpendicular and Now What. Special mention to Bananas, Rapture Of The Deep & Infinite, all get played lots at home and in the car. This is a special period in the bands history, their writing and musicianship remain as great and unique as ever !!!

[@earMUSICofficial]

Good to hear this, from a well-trained listener!

[@purplehar]

Deep Purple for ever. I'm a fan during 1969 when the In Rock album was an amazing piece of music and it still is.

[@ronniedark2525]

This is the best song I've heard from them in years. Ian Gillian sounds excellent and the track has that mix of classic MKI and II sounds

[@A-Man-Alive]

Gillan! Also the sound resembles more Perfect Strangers

[@duncanbleak3819]

Wow! Living up to their legend.

[@lukethebody]

Incredible new music from an iconic band, love how they keep trying different approaches. Looking forward to hearing the full LP later this year. Gillan sounding great !!!

[@gerentemazatlan8324]

PURPLE LIKE ALWAYS....GREAT

[@DrDommm]

Im.so damn excited. Whoosh a new Deep Purple release!!!

[@maciejk1662]

This is magic.....

[@themadbadger2920]

WOW! So awesome to hear Ian Gillan's voice again! (Not as strong as it used to be, but after YEARS of hitting those ridiculous highs and his age.) We all know what he WAS capable of!

[@jamescourt4703]

A big thank you deep purple for all the great memories you have given me and millions of fans throughout the last 50 years. Purple will always rule the rock scene!! They will always be there!!

[@ashnoyatrushanyan6599]

Is Deep Purple the greatest band all of time? Yes still the greatest! Sure, will always be!

[@bigdavekilbride9972]

Deep purple are the greatest band ever totally agree.

[@jpurple]

Best ever!

[@denysnehometianov4200]

@@bigdavekilbride9972 it's true, but still listening to their recent tunes pretty often - that means they are still top notch :)

[@stephencook4694]

Sorry 😐 3rd Black Sabbath number 1, Judas Priest 2, Led Zeppelin 4. Only my opinion lol 😝

[@bigdavekilbride9972]

@@stephencook4694 I've always said Judas priest are the greatest heavy metal band of all time I mean Deep purple are not heavy metal but still the best and I agree Black Sabbath are third but they had the greatest singer of all with Ronnie James Dio. Now there is a discussion for us .

[@WishNumberOne]

These guys set the tone for music to follow for the next 20 years. Greatest of the greats!

[@SuperJS1974]

Man what an epic guitar solo! Wow

[@igordjujic7683]

Great! Thank you, guys. I can not believe that we have new songs of DP !!! It is a privilege.

[@johng1420]

I always loved them from the first time I heard DP in rock and have every vinyl album, my brother took me to see them at the Glasgow Apollo ( Green's Playhouse as it was then) when Fireball came out in 1971 and again for Machine Head in 1972, I will be 67 this year and can remember them well, this is simply stunning video for it, sure makes me feel old though...

[@Frazzo]

Amazing. I'm speechless.

[@henrykc3]

Thank you for this new tune, so great, so different, but still it is Deep Purple making people happy!

[@lukethebody]

Loving all the Steve Morse era albums, Abandon is probably my favourite, such a dark, broody beast of an album. Whoosh sits really nicely alongside both Perpendicular and Now What. Special mention to Bananas, Rapture Of The Deep & Infinite, all get played lots at home and in the car. This is a special period in the bands history, their writing and musicianship remain as great and unique as ever !!!

[@imrebago7483]

Very best. Old group, old man,old music.

[@geezerbill]

I've been loving the new album. I had no idea they had music videos for their last several albums too, until I started exploring this channel.

[@Cigarsnguitars]

I grew up with Deep Purple being my favorite band. Ritchie Blackmore was a huge influence on my guitar playing. Steve Morse is a beast on guitar. Saw him twice with Dixie Dregs and he was amazing. I can hear his influence on the band in this song. So looking forward to the new album.

[@brianm9902]

I first heard Deep Purple early 70's now they are still here still making great music, Deep Purple are like that fine Whisky that has age perfectly , I respect Deep Purple still creating and making music when they don't have too, they are not going on a Greatest Hits Package Tour like other bands, brilliant record this is one I will buy as a album,

[@kevinloughran3479]

Awesome as usual Thank You

[@hofla7777]

Mega band, mega playlist, gut 2 Std lang. Meine erste ganz große musikalische Liebe, immer noch aktiv, nach über fünfzig Jahren. Nimm dir Zeit, Ewa.

[@aseelazolla9641]

This British band never disappoint me....yet another master piece .Before I was born they were rocking n still they are creating history with their amazing performance. Greeting from Nepal 🙏🇳🇵😍

[@SifetFelic]

This is a great track, great Band, Deep Purple Forever !!!

[@jorginhomattos9772]

LONG LIVE DEEP PURPLE!!! LOVE YOU FOREVER!!!

[@curtisclark13]

Is this the craziest thing ever? It is amazing this awesome creative boom they’re having. They are making seriously original music without a single care....and I absolutely love it!!!

[@kangjaehong]

Forever young Deep guys~~~!!!

[@1991RedRocker]

I am SO impressed with this song -- and video -- I can't stop playing it!

[@alanstrom2221]

It's 52 years since HUSH was released. 3 original members, That's impressive. Jon Lord would've been there if he hadn't passed away. Steve Morse has been on Guitar for a long time I found myself nodding my head to this tune. There are hints of Prog Rock and a touch of War of the Worlds with the spoken word.

[@Martsapso21]

1 original member, 3 from the classic line-up. Jon Lord left 10 years before passing away.

[@GodDelusionPt]

Wonderful cinematic song. Can't wait for the new album.

[@jonhgermoreno3916]

Deep Purple, in each new musical work, continues to surprise, excite and sound like a magical alchemy. In each album they show how maintaining their essence they include new styles and concepts to Rock the world. Together with Led Zeppelin and Black Sabath they laid the foundations for Heavy Rock, and continue to create music. We don't know how long they will be on the road, we can only say, Long Live Deep Purple!.

[@NikoMikkonen]

Deep Purple makes it again. "Whoosh" is an masterpiece. Thank you, Deep Purple!

[@cdoggsmcgriff2786]

It really is!

[@lukethebody]

Loving all the Steve Morse era albums, Abandon is probably my favourite, such a dark, broody beast of an album. Whoosh sits really nicely alongside both Perpendicular and Now What. Special mention to Bananas, Rapture Of The Deep & Infinite, all get played lots at home and in the car. This is a special period in the bands history, their writing and musicianship remain as great and unique as ever !!!

[@christyfur1162]

It is 👍

[@davevirag5423]

DEEP PURPLE IS STILL GOING STRONG! THEY ARE STILL AN EXCELLENT, TALENTED, COOL, AND AMAZING ROCK BAND OF ALL TIME! I HAVE SEEN THEM 2 TIMES IN CONCERT! THOSE 2 TIMES WERE SOME OF THE BEST CONCERTS I HAVE ATTENDED IN MY LIFE SO FAR! 😎😁😍❤👍👌🤘✌

[@ИгорьФисун-с3й]

Отличная вещь! Ну просто Шик! Дип как всегда впереди Планеты всей. Молодёжь, не бросать штурвал Флагмана Пока!!!

[@thilagar1]

Their music is still respectable. Blending rock with earthly messages is great. Probably a new responsible generation of fans would follow with DP.'s Whoosh.

[@MikeBrown-lh4ex]

What an incredible song from an incredible band!! Still making fresh, inventive music after all these years!!

[@CB-xr1eg]

Unlike Whitesnake who are still churning out albums with overdriven guitars, and riddled with Coverdale's tongue in cheek innuendo ridden lyrics.

[@andresihotang2314]

Two years on and this song has stucked in my head

[@THESHMUPMASTER]

I feel like since the 2010's these guys have reached a new creative peak... It's remarkable that at this point in Deep Purple's career they are releasing such inspired music. Let's keep it coming!

[@SteelyBud]

It's amazing to realize the MkVIII lineup has been together consecutively longer than any other Purple lineup... and it shows! DP sound more comfortable, confident, and adventurous than ever.

[@seabud6408]

“D E E P” Purple 1968 - ? What a musical legacy and present gift to the world. Roll on 2021 ... The tour.

[@countroshculla]

Ah this is music! What a legendary band. I miss Jon Lord but these 5 awesome musicians are keeping my DP alive.

[@santinumi5260]

Non si smentiscono mai una delle piu' grandi band di tutti i tempi.grazie di esserci.

[@puranjangpangi1885]

Still fresh, as if yesterday.

[@letsleepingdogslie2492]

still collecting deep purple cds my God I bought their Machine head album back in 1971! So many great albums, memories! It's been one hell of a ride! Love, mistakes, forgiveness, no regrets! God Bless and thanks again!

[@garyalleccia2793]

My second comment. I have listened to this track and "Throw my bones" multible times and it only gets better each time. Amazing composition for guys who are still rocking in their 70s. From the 1960s, Deep Purple lives on into 2020. That's powerful.

[@mojemjesto4718]

Deep Purple, is Great.

[@გორგასლანი]

The best band of all time!!!

[@blackyt5074]

Musicians must move with time,otherwise you will be left behind,name one heavy rock band that has been as busy and still around as DEEP PURPLE? The musicianship is next to no other,most of them are in their 70"s and they can still kick arse.complex music written and made easy and Ian is a master of lyrics. Thank you Deep purple for making me the musician I am today.

[@rost72zh]

You're right. And Now What!? was a great move to new horizons. But with this song.......I'm sorry, nothing. Just to move is not enough, and here they're just moving.

[@blackyt5074]

@@rost72zh As a musician you have to be diverse otherwise you are not a musician.I actually love the song although is different ,yet it is still the one and only Deep Purple sound..No one sounds like them or visa versa.I am sure the album will have something you like,be optimistic my friend..have a great rocking life..

[@edibub7623]

The whole album must be the music orgasm on the new level when one Song seems like the universe!

[@monicamartins4658]

I loved it! ❤

[@terrydonegan1622]

Wow just wow!!