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[ad_1] Many consider the classic "Mk2", the Deep Purple line of Ritchie Blackmore on the guitar, the leader on the rocker Ian Gillan, the bassist Roger Glover on the bass, the late and great Jon Lord on the keyboards and the drumming by Ian Paice, being the almost definitive version of this classic British rock institution. It was this lineup that rejoined, for the third and last time, to tour and record for its 25th Anniversary in 1993. Despite interpreting what many consider to be some of their best shows in continental Europe, especially during a long 13 date of the German tour, Blackmore dropped the bomb in the middle of the European stage that these would be his last concerts with the band. True to his word, the guitarist played his last concert with Deep Purple in Helsinki on November 17, 1993, making this CD, recorded a week earlier at the NEC in Birmingham on November 9, the last concert he did with the band in British soil. It was this concert that was chosen to be captured in film and tape for its subsequent release, broadcast the following year as the DVD and CD "Come Hell or High Water". Unfortunately, many consider that this particular program is the nadir of the band's career, mainly due to the absence of guitarist Ritchie in a couple of numbers, refusing to go on stage until he was free of cameramen, and exposing one of them with a cup of water when he could not leave the stage in time. Despite this, the 1993 NEC set captures many Purple favorites on its 18 tracks, including & # 39; Highway Star & # 39 ;, & # 39; Black Night & # 39; and & # 39; Woman From Tokyo & # 39 ;, and no less than four songs from the then most recent "The Battle Rages On" ", making this a unique memory of these legendary rockers.It should not be surprising that the set is crowned for the band's most lasting success, & # 39; Smoke On The Water & # 39;. [ad_2]
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