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[@davidsimon2096]

Deepest Purple is still the best compilation by this band. No alternative mixes, no live versions, no "un-released" tracks, no edited or single versions. Just all killer -no filler throughout. Great cover too.

[@delorangeade]

This is the second most important album I've ever bought. It changed my life. It was heavily tv advertised, including a glimpse of Blackmore attacking the tv camera, and went to number one in the UK album chart. For my money, you could not put together a Led Zeppelin or Black Sabbath compilation that would satisfy me as much as this. Just reading through the comments, I think that some people are missing the fact that this was not supposed to be an ultimate "best of" for people who were already discerning fans of the band, this was a budget release to hook a new generation of potential fans into the back catalogue of a band that at that point no longer existed, with all its former members presently active and successful in new bands.

[@twowheelsgood28]

I bought this when I was kid. Cheesy cover but had lots of fun playing it.

[@adrianlovell8704]

This was so important to me as a lad born in 68 and a kerrang teen.....purple were and still are my favourite rock band ...the guitar solo on child in time was the 1st time my hairs stood up from aural stimulation 😆

[@GeofHolmes]

I was given this album for free at school. One of the wealthier kids bought it and subsequently went out and bought all of Purples albums. He'd lent me Deepest Purple and when I went to return it he said you can have it, it's yours. I then expanded my Purple collection and likewise gave away Deepest for free, thus continuing the cycle.

[@AssociationAdmirer]

Pay it forward is a great practice. Makes everyone happier.

[@ilabelle1]

Deep Purple’s entire discography, warts and all, is required listening for anyone interested in rock music. Out of the big three Deep Purple was always my favourite.

[@seabud6408]

Yes .. same here . Live Zepp and Sabbath .. have all their albums but play Purple 10 x more .

[@andrew13yt]

@@ilabelle1 I'm possibly missing out but I still can't bring myself to listen to any Purple albums after Slaves and Masters, which, if I were to compile a list would probably the lowest ranking Purple album up to that point that I've heard, including the mk 1 albums.

[@ilabelle1]

@@andrew13yt I get it. I think since 13 and the release of Now What?! to =1 all have been pretty strong releases with Whoosh being my favourite

[@uniqueaerialvideoltd2863]

It's the album that made me one of the greatest bedroom guitarists in my bedroom.

[@spoteach]

Deepest Purple was my first proper introduction to the music of Deep Purple after hearing Child in Time and Smoke on the Water. That compilation album blew me away.

[@arunb3713]

I bought this one, and also 24 carat Purple, another great album

[@seabud6408]

Loved the live version of Black Night from that album.

[@paulwolf2789]

Bought it in 1980 in cork city Ireland with the edited speed king.never heard of the band ,liked the cover. My favourite band ever best heavy rock band unique

[@kocinski8734]

If you're a little bit older, it's 24 Carat Purple everyone had.

[@davemurphy3275]

Deepest purple a great album , purchased when it came out . Essential indeed . Black night for sure . Child in time, highway star. Cheers Andy

[@HaZZb97]

This is the compilation that got me into Deep Purple

[@frenzalrhomb6919]

You might have been a bit too young to remember when they brought most of these songs out as singles, of course, I don't know how old you are, but I was 10yrs old in 1971 and out here in Australia in the 1970s, there was an "unholy trinity" of what were of course, British bands, in no particular order they were Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath.

[@HaZZb97]

@@frenzalrhomb6919 yeah I’m 27 I got it on CD when I was a teenager

[@Chadner]

Funny enough, after a life time of listening to Purple, (I am 40), Stormbringer and Demon's Eye are two of my absolute favorites... But they are all bangers

[@eximusic]

I remember first hearing Shades of Deep Purple and Concerto for Group and Orchestra as a young kid. They were albums my best friend's older brother owned and we used to steal and listen to his albums. Those are still favorites of mine.

[@747jono]

Crickey Andy you've been busy filming a a hell of a lot. Keep up the great work mate.

[@garthchilvers-v5d]

Probably the tightest musicians of their era, they pace the songs almost effortlessly, and then you get two of the best vocalists around comping over the top ! What's there not to like ?

[@jacklbrt]

Shades of Deep Purple was the first album I ever bought(their first one). But I vote Highway Star if you have to have just one song to define real Deep Purple

[@FloatingAnarchy61]

I'm a bit older than you Andy, born in 1961. I was a huge Zep and Sabbath fan but wasn't too familiar with Purple apart from bits of Made In Japan. We didn't really call this type of stuff heavy metal at the time, it was either hard rock or heavy rock. I remember being blown away by Deepest Purple. Btw Woman From Tokyo is off Who Do We Think We Are. Weirdly enough I never got around to buying In Rock or Fireball (still don't own them now, although of course I've heard them). I felt I didn't need to having Deepest Purple. The only other two I've got are Who Do You Think and Burn. I love Demon's Eye it's got a great swing to it.

[@747jono]

I am older still lol 67 in October lol. First Purple album In Rock but knew the earlier stuff as well.

[@zingpulse4138]

No 'Space Truckin' ?! You've 'no racks in your freezer box' mad!

[@shanefudge484]

Fantastic album. Extra tracks on the 2010 cd re-release

[@alericksonof1967]

Great review and my 2 cents starting with CiT Child in Time originally played and recorded live by Purple numerous times in 1969 - CiT is a groundbreaking monumental tune of Wagnerian proportions that is outer-worldly bombastic, operatic and majestic both in vocals and instrumentation for its release on the In Rock studio album in 1970 …a bands band of musicians laid the foundation of so much that was to come later with the NWOBHM … a foundational tune and album

[@bobreed250]

Deepest Purple was the first rock album I ever bought , still got it although I haven’t played it in about 42 years .

[@srvuk]

The potential problem with these compilations is that if it inspires people to check out the rest of the catalogue, the big hitters will have already been covered and there is a risk of feeling a little let down by lesser tracks. Before Deepest Purple came out, in 1975 we had a pretty good compilation in 24 Carat Purple, which also had the classic style gold cover. But if you are really going to recommend a first purple album, go straight for Made In Japan. In the late 70's when I began collecting, this was considered to be one of the essential purchases that everybody needed and ultimately, agreed was a brilliant choice. I think that Deepest Purple was about £3.99 at time of release, about a quid cheaper than the general norm.

[@ChrisUK5150]

Being a couple of years older it was 24 Carat Purple for me (taped on cassette off my mates LP) then I went straight for Made in Japan for Xmas 1979 and was blown away! Apart from In Rock which I love I always preferred their live stuff to the studio, it was heavier and more off the rails!

[@garyh.238]

Being an old fart, I had all the Deep Purple albums from Marks 1 to 4 long before the compilation Deepest Purple came out....however I still felt compelled to buy a copy of same in circa 1980, being the completist I am!

[@bruceg9519]

Rat Bat Blue...for me is essential!!

[@frankpentangeli7945]

What a riff! And those keyboard solos? Pure magic!!!

[@seabud6408]

I listen to that album a great deal these days. (It sounds wonderful engineering/production wise ) It’s a good album but we were used to great albums from them. They were exhausted by touring by then.

[@bruceg9519]

@@seabud6408 I disagree slightly...I think it is a great album...one of their best..it's basically a fusion record!

[@Innerspace100]

Agreed. It's a hidden gem, Rat Bat Blue is. Should be lifted up more, definately! Another one is Fools off of Fireball. It's the heaviest swing track ever, and the guitar solo is the most surprising thing ever; sparse, minimal and contemplative... Beautiful track!

[@jonwalter6317]

Woman From Tokyo is always on my top ten favorite songs list (which is quite eclectic). I know it's just the high hat, but Ian's playing the HH on the bridge is so fast and clean, I love it.

[@seabud6408]

Incredibly Ritchie didn’t like it . Don’t like the lyrics . Same with their other great song When a blind man cries. Ritchie really knows how to cut off his nose 🎸 👃 🎸

[@andrew13yt]

​@@seabud6408 Blackmore was a Genius! I absolutely love him as a guitarist above any other, including Beck, Hendrix, Holdsworth, McLaughlin, di Meola, Vai, Satriani and many others that were/are technically superior and more adept; if anything Blackmore is under appreciated and has always been (wrongly imho)placed behind Clapton, Page and even Iommi (on occasion (as much as I really like and respect Tony's work) from that late 60's to mid 80's era. I really admire the fact that, throughout his career, Blackmore pushed himself and his fellow musicians to create something new, innovative and original, especially when playing live, as well as his willingness to embrace change, follow his muse and create the music he wanted to play rather than take the easier path....even though his turning away from Rock music to form Blackmore's Night, as fulfilling as it appears to have been for him, was a huge loss of what might and probably would have been some great additional Rainbow and/or Solo albums and tours.....however, there's no doubt that his ego and ambition definitely got in the way on many occasions, and, from the stories I've read and heard about him, he's not someone I'd have wanted to be around on a long term basis as a band mate...not that there were many members of Rainbow who had to worry about that for too long. Be that as it may his instincts and above all his creativity and taste have served him incredibly well and given us some brilliant, exciting, powerful and at times beautiful music to enjoy...for which I'm willing to accept that darker side of his personality as part of the price of hearing his Genius.

[@Matias-music-71]

love it ,

[@Kuesel68]

That album was also for me the serious entry album to hard rock and heavy metal. It's one of the most perfect best of albums (I think Queen's Greatest Hits can hardly be beaten though imo), so thanks for sharing it here!

[@glerp10000000000]

Deepest Purple and Axe Attack were the entirety of many 11 and 12 year olds record collections.

[@alericksonof1967]

Note - when I heard Black Night in 1970 with my friends, it was the whammy bar driven solos of Blackmore that caught everyone breathless …the heir to Hendrix from Blackmore’s early days in the 60s was finishing the revolution … not sure give listen to the solo on CiT

[@iansteel5569]

Fireball changed my life.

[@drumvc8060]

I had that one, no idea where it went - loved the strat on the cover 😁😁

[@discodynamite]

This is truely a great album, i have it on CD - but it should have been released as a double album (Deep Purple have way more essential tracks !) and - please show a closeup from the nice green forrest picture in the background. nice video !

[@jbvinyl]

Going yo see them in concert tonight at woodstock ny.Would love this to be their setlist.

[@odb_roc_hound4186]

This was my first DP album, I picked it up after hearing DP on a metal show on WYSP out of Philadelphia on June 8, 1985 while camped at the entrance of Maple Grove Raceway in Reading PA. The June Bug VW event was going on Sunday and a guy I had just met at work who was also into cars, came with me in my 78 Rabbit. We had barely enough money for gas and food, left Saturday morning, drove 7 hrs to the track, camped in the car (couldn’t afford a hotel) overnight under the one streetlight at the entrance to the track, went to the event all day then drove home Sunday night, as we both had to work Monday morning. If anyone wants to have the good introduction to Deep Purple, Deepest Purple is a great pick.

[@andrewwrench1959]

I bought this and In Concert on the same day with birthday money, my first album purchases. I'd never heard any Deep Purple before but I liked Rainbow and Whitesnake which did get some radio play. The only other peer at school that liked rock music had an older brother with a music collection and informed me that if I like those two I'd like Deep Purple even more. Which was indeed the case. The explosive intro to Speed King is missing because both sides are near enough 30 minutes long and it wouldn't fit on anyway they arranged the songs. Burn the album is as good as Machine Head in my opinion, and with essentially two lead vocalists on some of the songs it still stands out in the rock canon.

[@portley777]

My first DP album was Fireball on vinyl - given to me by a neighbour. The first rock concert I went to was DP on the Perfect Stranger tour in 84. This was before volume limiting. The kick drum visibly moved my shirt during soundcheck. Great band ;)

[@stevescott200]

I bought an album called 24 carrot purple. Which was also excellent back in the 70s

[@erikheddergott5514]

Back in the Days, buying a Sampler was rather meek, but being 13 and not having enough Money I bought Deep Purple in Gold whilst saving up for Made in Japan. My favorite Tune was Woman from Tokio. My last Album I bought was Burn, which I really liked too. Then I got caught up by Jethro Tull, Bob Dylan, Woodstock, Sly and the Family Stone and Blues, Blues, Blues and even more Blues. Before Deep Purple it was Chin/Chapmann Sweet and Suzy Quatro and yes the Beatles . But for a whole Year from 13 to 14 it was Deep Purple.

[@DerekPugh-uj4yd]

I can't believe it! I can't believe you turned up your nose at maybe the greatest hard rock song ever! It's definitely not yer typical hard rock track, but that's what makes it so great. It's got a soulful swagger to it, as well as a classic groove that simply cannot be topped. It's got thunder and lightning, it's got wind and rain...like a musical hurricane! It's got everything! No point running, Andy...'cause it's coming your way! On a side note, my vinyl copy of Deepest Purple happens to be the U.K. edition like yours. Just thought i'd throw that in. 🎶

[@mfversluis]

It just seems to me that you're talking about a storm related song 🤔

[@bigjuan4u]

I have this on cd and it contains a sacrilege. The great intro to Speed King is edited out and it begins with the solo organ. For confirmation of this atrocity go to KZbin, they have the sacrilegious version. I notice Spotify and Amazon Music have rectified this insult but I assume all cd versions, like mine, will have it.

[@andrew13yt]

Having lived a very sheltered and quite isolated childhood and only being introduced very slowly to Purple in my mid to late Teens (I was 18 in 1980) Deepest Purple was the only album of theirs I owned at that time, apart from Made in Japan, so the sacrilegious version was the only one I knew until I actually bought the In Rock album a couple of years later from Beanos which, at the time, was Europe's largest Second Hand Record Store, now sadly long since gone.. When I first heard the original version with the full intro it blew my mind and I simply could not comprehend why the intro had been culled....I thought it was one of the greatest things I'd ever heard.

[@bigjuan4u]

@@andrew13yt I bought that compilation because it had such a good selection but I already had all of the tracks elsewhere on vinyl so I didn’t bother playing it for some time. When I finally did and discovered the chopped off beginning to Speed King my language would made a nun faint. I never play that cd now as I see it as ‘tainted’.

[@rocketshiptoaltair]

Being slightly older I had already bought up all the Purple catalogue but I did pick up 24 carat Purple. That was a fantastic compilation album. I still have it and play it. I did buy Deepest Purple but I didn't play it much. Maybe because of the Gillan/ Coverdale crossover. I saw them as two different but essential bands that shouldn't really share the same album. To correct you though Woman From Tokyo is on Who Do We Think We Are (so it does feature) and from that album I'd have added Smooth Dancer. More of this please Andy ;)

[@user-mad7max11dystopia]

Made in Japan is the Deep Purple album I always turn to for the best versions of my favorite DP songs. I loved that album when I was a teenager and I still love it today. I’m 65.

[@frankpentangeli7945]

Probably because Deep Purple were always at their best in a live setting. No other hard rock band even came close to Purple on stage.

[@user-mad7max11dystopia]

@@frankpentangeli7945 never got to see them live but I never tire of that album. Did you ever see the Who? I never did but heard it was a great experience on stage.

[@frankpentangeli7945]

@@user-mad7max11dystopia I saw Deep Purple in 1985 on their Perfect Strangers tour. Great show with my favourite MKII lineup. I wish I had seen them in 1972, but I didn't really know their music at the time, and I don't know if they came to my city then anyway. I turned 14 that summer, so it would have been difficult for me to attend a rock concert in any event. As for The Who, I was never really a fan of that band, so never went to any of their concerts.

[@netram2000]

Andy, you are a man full of surprises! I did not expect you to know Shane Embury. But don't you give him any ideas, if Napalm Death start writing 20 minute epics entitled "Tales from Napalm Oceans" we know it's your fault 😄

[@saintgeorge6706]

My lovely partner bought me a copy of this gem years ago. Back in the mist of time I owned a copy of 24 Carat Purple on cassette. It was chewed up on some manky second-hand tape machine I bought off an Irish man..

[@JeffCooper10538]

I bought this one during my NWOBHM phase. Still got it.

[@eoinjennings519]

Awesome collection !

[@hulldanfan]

i bought it even though I had all the albums anyway - Ritchie is the biggest musical influence on me

[@Dutch2go]

Since you like Rick Beato you should do a trolling video asking why in gods name Rick has never done a video special on Ritchie Blackmore (and Michael Schenker). I mean, wtf Rick! C’mon!!

[@hangonsnoop]

I almost always enjoyed Ian Paice's drum fills.

[@magicruss1]

it was my introduction to Purple,given to me,I then taped Fireball off a friend

[@seabud6408]

Imagine if Zeppelin had lost their singer and bass guitarist/writer/producer … (Gillan/Glover in Purple ) just as they out sold every band on the planet 🌍. That’s what happened with Purple. Best selling artists in the Billboard chart 1973-74. Overwork and poor management were the probable culprits. They were the best live rock band IMHO. The new album is great 🔥

[@jebgordon6608]

I bought a handful of tapes the day I bought my first vehicle. This was amongst that handful of tapes and was the first one played, and the first one worn out.

[@philipmcdonald5629]

Yep bought it early 90s around when perfect strangers came out. Same reason- it was cheap!

[@philt4346]

My first year buying music included their single Fireball b/w Demon's Eye soon later acquiring Who Do We Think We Are and Machine Head by the time i left school by which time I was Prog all the way and heavy on the Tull xx

[@kimmohietala5359]

I went back and listened DP this morning, yes morning it is 🇦🇺mate. And the lyrics are so... How to I put it… rock’n’ roll I guess 😂

[@kimmohietala5359]

I did not understand English language back when I was 14 and first started listening DP that well and did not pay attention to the lyrics.

[@paulmonahawk4921]

I believe I had that on cassette!

[@VIDSTORAGE]

The last two with Rod Taylor are great, Book of Taliesyn and Deep Purple (1969) ,they are never gonna get the rha rha like that Mark 2 era but Evans was best for the vocal that matched up well with the highly reverb echo chamber sound production of that era .

[@seabud6408]

Rod Evans sang on the first 3 Purple albums. (Recorded in just over a year) Many people rate the albums he made with his band Captain Beyond after being fired from Purple.

[@VIDSTORAGE]

@@seabud6408 I know that he sang on the first three and then he went to Captain Beyond there.. bro ..I mentioned in the first comment about the his albums with Deep Purple there . Hey I like beer and bud smoke as well brother when I make comments and I want to be accurate about it ...

[@geoffccrow2333]

Next up. Best of the eagles:)

[@garymey4314]

24 carat Purple came earlier and had similar playlist without Coverdale era

[@andrew13yt]

If I was to be slightly picky I'd say that; if the idea was to present the absolute best of the Coverdale era, as well as that of Gillan, it was slightly questionable to include Fireball and Demons Eye (both great tracks of course) at the expense of Mistreated, but the limits imposed by the short running time on vinyl obviously dictated some of those choices, and, to be fair, whoever collated the tracks did a great job of representing every year, album and the best non album b-sides of the Mk 2 and 3 line ups and releases. Edit* Having just checked the Wikipedia entry for the album they pointed out that they stretched the original album to over 30 minutes per side by lowering the volume and EQ during the mastering process. Also the expanded 30th Anniversary cd edition includes Hush mk 1, When A Blind Man Cries mk 2, as well as Soldier of Fortune mk 3 and You Keep On Moving mk 4...but still no Mistreated...I'm assuming there are publishing/copyright issues that prevented it's inclusion as Mistreated is right up there in both the Best Of Deep Purple and the essential 70's Classic Rock categories.

[@chrismcgovern6514]

Nobody in America cared. #148 in the charts. Heavy music people in 1980 were more interested in the Black Sabbath and Rainbow situations. We've always been more about Made in Japan and Made in Europe.

[@alericksonof1967]

Black Night 1970 The battle of two heavy weights in the Top 50 Euro Singles Charts in 1970/71. Deep Purple and Black Sabbath fighting for the top spot in Europes singles charts in 1970/71 01 AUSTRIA (A) (monthly) 02 BELGIUM (B) 03 SWITZERLAND (CH) 04 GERMANY (D) (bi/weekly) (From 1971 weekly) 05 SPAIN (E) 06 FRANCE (F) (monthly) 07 GREAT BRITAIN (GB) 08 ITALY (I) 09 IRELAND (IRL) 10 NORWAY 11 NETHERLANDS (NL) Here are the weekly chart runs for both songs Deep Purple Black Night 26/09/1970 : 26, 08, 09, 10, 08, 03, 02, 02, 02, 01, 01, 01, 02 02/01/1971 : 02, 04, 03, 05, 06, 08, 12, 15, 35, 40, 35 3 weeks at #1 and 24 weeks in the Top 50 Black Sabbath Paranoid Xx/xx/ 1970 : 29, 15, 07, 03, 02, 03, 01, 01, 02, 02, 04, 01 02/01/1971 : 05, 07, 07, 09, 16, 37, - , 34, 31, 18, 30 3 weeks at #1 and 22 weeks in the Top 50 Top tunes Euro Singles Chart - 1970 1 - MUNGO JERRY - IN THE SUMMERTIME 2 - BEATLES - LET IT BE 3 - SHOCKING BLUE - VENUS 4 - ARCHIES - SUGAR SUGAR 5 - DEEP PURPLE - BLACK NIGHT 6 - BLACK SABBATH - PARANOID 21 - Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love 32 - Free - All Right Now 33 - Fleetwood Mac - Oh Well

[@frankpentangeli7945]

In my view Strange Kind of Woman, Demon's Eye, and perhaps even Stormbringer could have been left off Deepest Purple and been replaced by songs such as No No No, Hard Lovin' Man, Lazy, Rat Bat Blue, Pictures of Home or Mistreated, which would have made a stronger album overall. Having said that, I generally agree with your list of all-time essential 70s rock tunes from this album, except I would have added Woman From Tokyo to the list, making it more than 50%. Cheers!

[@delorangeade]

You got 12 tracks that pushed the limit of how much could be included on a single vinyl album at the time, so that limit has to be considered when putting a package together.

[@frankpentangeli7945]

@@delorangeade Yes, I know ... I'm 66 and grew up on vinyl. I wasn't suggesting they remove 3 tracks and replace them with 6 different ones. I'm just saying they could have picked a few better songs, including some on my list that would possibly fit.

[@danmayberry1185]

Fireball, the prototype for speed metal, gets a swerve? Give your head a wobble, mate.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Speed King !!!

[@kimmohietala5359]

I bought 24 Carat Purple back in 1984. That's a bit weird compilation. It was cheap. There was price hierarchy back then. Led Zeppelin albums were full price except Precence. Deep Purple mid price. Black Sabbath quarter of the normal price.

[@Andrew-q8k]

Andy, which 6 Purple songs would replace those you don't rate as essential on the album?

[@nicholaspetergagg7769]

DP are a good band and they can use a jazzy swinging feel now gone from rock?good album for a sampler for those new to Deep Purple(their name is a jazz tune) Will you cover Focus moving waves or the first focus album , which one is best? one has house of the king with one of my fav guitar breaks of all time , the other hocus pocus , what a quandary.

[@deansusec8745]

Love my boy Andy even though he's a socialist. As soon as he likes Deep Purple!

[@b2tall239]

My first DP purchase (I had pirated a copy of "Machine Head" from my older brother). Bought it in high school circa '80-'81. Black Knight - no, not essential. This song never did anything for me. Speed King - definitely. Fireball - good song but no. Strange Kind of Woman - no. Child in Time - yes. Woman From Tokyo - yes. Highway Star - definitely. Duh. Space Truckin' - good song but no. Burn - definitely. I really like the Coverdale-fronted DP. Stormbringer - good song but no. Demon's Eye - no. Smoke on the Water - of course.

[@sparx550]

Lent it to my older brother and never got it back. What a shithead.

[@martinportelance138]

No one talks about how the sound was compressed and horrible on that album? Weird. Greatest hits are good for the profane. As soon as one gets interested in a band, he should start to buy genuine albums, complete with their concepts.

[@tmc1054]

That's a compilation. Surely, that's cheating. Come on, Andy!

[@mymixture965]

"Best of" albums are not what albums should be, you buy the real albums.

[@DanielMcGrath1969]

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[@DanielMcGrath1969]

Andy...You are a genius! What more can I say?

[@fennelleastman8816]

disappointing