DaKillerWolf
Cosmic Time Warp Warrior
Personally, I think the only thing wrong with the WDWTWA album is some peoples hearing 
Deep Purple (Official Thread)
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E-Z
Senior Member
Probably over the last 10-12 years the MACHINE HEAD & WHO DO WE THINK WE ARE albums are the only two DEEP PURPLE albums that i still occasionally listen to (maybe about twice a year each right through?).
The reason for the above statement is that i've got 'tons of' other rock cds by different bands from the 1970s that i listen to and only occasionally 'dig out' a DEEP PURPLE cd and when i do it usually is either MACHINE HEAD or WHO DO WE THINK WE ARE although one day i'll have to have a listen to IN ROCK & FIREBALL again for 'old times sake'.
The reason for the above statement is that i've got 'tons of' other rock cds by different bands from the 1970s that i listen to and only occasionally 'dig out' a DEEP PURPLE cd and when i do it usually is either MACHINE HEAD or WHO DO WE THINK WE ARE although one day i'll have to have a listen to IN ROCK & FIREBALL again for 'old times sake'.
Hydrazoic Acid
Skeptic
I regularly listen to songs from all their albums, including the first three, and four of the latter (with Morse). In general, for me, Deep Purple stands on a first place in the Big Three of hard-rock.
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DaKillerWolf
Cosmic Time Warp Warrior
In Rock, Fireball, Burn. Machine Head and Who Do We Think We Are are my top 5.
Sox
Avoiding The Swan Song
Just come across this Deep Purple from '87 Detroit, Ritchie pulling out the stops. I caught them on this tour at the Birmingham N.E.C. I remember Ritchie put on a killer show down on one knee just going for it. When he was in the mood he took some beating I reckon.
