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Deep Purple From Worst to Best albums 2018

I did this in 2016 (i guess). Now, i had to rewrite my own ranking.
20Deep Purple
Slaves and Masters


This album kinda grew on me, at least the three first tracks. Then, it falls directly to the bottom. Lynn Turner and co are just below par.
19Deep Purple
Abandon


The main reason is the fact you can´t hardly remember a single track after listening to it. And the overwhelmingly innecesary Bludsucker.
18Deep Purple
Bananas


Yeah, same case, is a good listen, but after listening to it, it gets hard to remember a tune. And hey, i do like Mk. VIII a lot.
17Deep Purple
The House of Blue Light


Second disc syndrome. After the great comeback, fights arouse and they made a forgettable record, with the exception of Strangeways and Mitzi Dupree.
16Deep Purple
The Battle Rages On...


The most painful record to make. They were miserable while making this, almost forced to reunite. At least we had Anya. Still, they sounded fresher.
15Deep Purple
Shades of Deep Purple


The beggining. It is a recommendable listen only if you are a hard core fan and want to hear them search for their sound. Hush is a killer cover by the way and Mandrake Root showcases glimpses of their power.
14Deep Purple
Now What?!


I liked this record so much, but it had to fall a couple of positions. the Lord´s tributes are fantastic and Vincent Price is really great.
13Deep Purple
Who Do We Think We Are


Easily the weakest seventies work. They were exhausted.
12Deep Purple
Rapture of the Deep


Proof that Mk. VIII is an awesome band. Rapture highlights how good is Steve Morse.
11Deep Purple
inFinite


Amazing piece of work. They never felt that vulnerable and self conscious. All i Got is You and The Surprising are standouts here.
10Deep Purple
Come Taste the Band


Inside the top 10, the Tommy Bolin record. Yes, they were less DP than ever, but heck, they sounded great. Keep on Moving is unbelievable good though.
9Deep Purple
Stormbringer


Last time i did this, many wanted this record higher. I tried, but i liked the others a little bit more. Anyway, Stormbringer is a helluva record.
8Deep Purple
The Book of Taliesyn


When i started to really listen DP, Mk I made a mark on me. I truly enjoy the whole record here, with Hard Road as the true birth for the DP sound.
7Deep Purple
Purpendicular


What a comeback when everyone thought DP was dead. Fresher, newer, Purpendicular was spectacular. Sometimes I Feel Like Screaming.
6Deep Purple
Perfect Strangers


Epic, truly epic. They were still the same awesomeness, and yet, "modernized" for the eighties.
5Deep Purple
Fireball


The DP record with the worst of luck. It is, spite what even they say, and incredible work. Listen to Fools. You are welcome.
4Deep Purple
Deep Purple


I don´t get why this album doesn´t get any recognition. I get, it didn´t sell well back then, but it was not the record´s fault. This one is brilliant. Every beat of it.
3Deep Purple
Burn


What can i say. Burn is of epic proportions. And the song Burn is probably my favorite DP song of all.
2Deep Purple
Machine Head


The perfect record. Nough said.
1Deep Purple
Deep Purple In Rock


Formerly the runner up, In Rock is one of the main milestones of music. Any rocker SHOULD love this album.
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