Deep Purple - Burn / ★★★ POWER ROCK "MUST-HAVE" ★★★ - LP - Japanese pressing - 1976





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Deep Purple – Burn / ★★★ POWER ROCK "MUST-HAVE" ★★★, a single LP released in 1976 in Japan (Japanese pressing) with OBI and insert, with NM media and EX sleeve.
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Deep Purple – Burn
Condition:
LP / Near Mint (wonderful)
OBI / VG+ (wrinkles, spots,VG+)
Cover / Excellent
Insert / Excellent ( folds light and few light spots)
Please understand that there are individual differences in perception
"Burn" is the eighth studio album by the British rock band Deep Purple from 1974.
Release date: "Burn" was released on 15 February 1974.
"Burn" marked a significant line-up change for Deep Purple.
It was the first album in the "Mark III" line-up with David Coverdale (vocals) and Glenn Hughes (bass and vocals) and the remaining members Ritchie Blackmore (guitar), Jon Lord (keyboards) and Ian Paice (drums).
The album presents a mixture of hard rock, blues and funk elements that emphasises the different musical backgrounds of the new members.
The title track "Burn" is one of the album's standout songs, known for its powerful guitar riffs, driving rhythm and dynamic vocals.
"Burn" received positive reviews from critics and fans alike, who praised the band's revitalised sound with the new line-up.
The album was a commercial success and reached high positions in various music charts.
Overall, "Burn" is considered a classic Deep Purple album that captures the band's transition into a new era while maintaining their signature sound and musical excellence.
Tracklist :
A1 Burn
A2 Might Just Take Your Life
A3 Lay Down, Stay Down
A4 Sail Away
B1 You Fool No One
B2 What\'s Goin\' On Here
B3 Mistreated
B4 "A" 200
Drums – Ian Paice
Guitar – Ritchie Blackmore
Keyboards – Jon Lord
Vocals – David Coverdale
Vocals, Bass Guitar – Glenn Hughes
Recorded during November 1973, at Montreux, Switzerland and used the Rolling Stones mobile unit.
★★★ POWER ROCK "MUST-HAVE" ★★★
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An offer exclusive from the seller :
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Deep Purple – Burn
Condition:
LP / Near Mint (wonderful)
OBI / VG+ (wrinkles, spots,VG+)
Cover / Excellent
Insert / Excellent ( folds light and few light spots)
Please understand that there are individual differences in perception
"Burn" is the eighth studio album by the British rock band Deep Purple from 1974.
Release date: "Burn" was released on 15 February 1974.
"Burn" marked a significant line-up change for Deep Purple.
It was the first album in the "Mark III" line-up with David Coverdale (vocals) and Glenn Hughes (bass and vocals) and the remaining members Ritchie Blackmore (guitar), Jon Lord (keyboards) and Ian Paice (drums).
The album presents a mixture of hard rock, blues and funk elements that emphasises the different musical backgrounds of the new members.
The title track "Burn" is one of the album's standout songs, known for its powerful guitar riffs, driving rhythm and dynamic vocals.
"Burn" received positive reviews from critics and fans alike, who praised the band's revitalised sound with the new line-up.
The album was a commercial success and reached high positions in various music charts.
Overall, "Burn" is considered a classic Deep Purple album that captures the band's transition into a new era while maintaining their signature sound and musical excellence.
Tracklist :
A1 Burn
A2 Might Just Take Your Life
A3 Lay Down, Stay Down
A4 Sail Away
B1 You Fool No One
B2 What\'s Goin\' On Here
B3 Mistreated
B4 "A" 200
Drums – Ian Paice
Guitar – Ritchie Blackmore
Keyboards – Jon Lord
Vocals – David Coverdale
Vocals, Bass Guitar – Glenn Hughes
Recorded during November 1973, at Montreux, Switzerland and used the Rolling Stones mobile unit.
★★★ POWER ROCK "MUST-HAVE" ★★★
★★★ Every week we have many interesting Collector LPs/CD´s...Memorabilia’s ...on offer, just go to the following button and you will see all our offers.
You can also find us online, of course
An offer exclusive from the seller :
BLACKGOLD-MEMORABILIA & REAL TO REAL AUTOGRAPHS
Thank´s for your interest.
Check out our other rare items in current and future Auctions at our side!
★★★ No Delivery to Cran Canaria
★★★ Portugal Only Express Post

