Album Rating: 4.5

what format? maybe you got a shitty torrent

Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off

Really Manos? Wasn't aware of that.

Album Rating: 5.0

"what format? maybe you got a shitty torrent"

Original US version for some reason had that version.



http://www.thehighwaystar.com/rosas/jouni/discos/studio04.html

damn Jon Lord was the raddest dude

his outro solo in Living Wreck oozes cool

Album Rating: 5.0

The second generation of Deep Purple gives us their best album up to this point - The hard rock masterpiece that is 'Deep Purple in Rock.'



The album opens with Speed King and what an opener it is. The song immediately explodes with a great riff followed by Ian Gillian's high pitched wail. What comes next is an organ bridge where Lord and Blackmore trade off and underneath Roger Glover plays some solid basslines. Speed King is heavier and more energetic than any song prior to this release. The two new additions to the band prove they were key to the success of this song and album.



The next track, Bloodsucker, has an instantly memorable riff and more awesome organ-guitar tradeoffs. Gillian's vocals here are a highlight.



The 10 minute epic, Child In Time, is one of the best tracks in rock. Absolute classic from start to finish with beautiful melodies, a killer guitar solo, and masterful drumming. Every band member is on fire, but this track was truly made for Gillian.



You cannot go wrong with this record. Every track is an instant classic. Memorable riffs, killer leads (Hard Lovin' Man), great keys, superb basslines, Paice's brilliant drumming, and primal screams.



Jon Lord is easily in the top 5 of the greatest rock keyboard players. Paice on the other hand, is one of the rocks underrated drummers.



Deep Purple in Rock crushes anything by Zeppelin.

Album Rating: 5.0

Fozzie knows.

Album Rating: 4.5

Yep, but saying they crush Zeppelin is insane dribbling

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hahaha

Album Rating: 4.0

I think it's opposite. The US version didn't have the intro, "The original UK version of the album includes the full introductory instrumental, featuring a loud free-form Blackmore guitar passage blending into a quieter Lord organ piece, but the US version did not include the intro."



From wiki

I definitely prefer this and Made in Japan to any Led Zeppelin

Album Rating: 4.5

I prefer this to a fair bit of zep but in no way does it crush em

I wonder who comes up with all the Fozzie posts.

Album Rating: 4.5

Certainly somebody who knows a bit

Machine Head is my favorite DP album, but In Rock's a close second.

Wrong tab

Edited. Sup, Nero?

Not much just chilling and jamming some Joy Division. You?

Jamming Witchfinder General atm. You've heard?

Yeah their debut rules, prob the fist doom metal record

Yeah, Death Penalty is pretty amazing. Total Sabbath clone, but still awesome.