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DEEP PURPLE se prépare à entrer en studio pour commencer l'enregistrement du successeur de "Now What ?! pour une sortie en 2016.

"Nous avons travaillé sur la matière, plusieurs séances d'écriture, et nous avons une autre séance avant que nous commencions réellement l'enregistrement", a déclaré le guitariste Steve Morse . Et l'enregistrement va être vers le milieu de Janvier.

Morse a également confirmé que le prochain album de DEEP PURPLE sera de nouveau produit par Bob Ezrin (Kiss, Pink Floyd, Peter Gabriel, Alice Cooper, KANSAS), qui a produit "Now What ?!".

"Nous sommes restés en contact avec Bob," dit le bassiste Roger Glover. "Bob est réellement devenu un très bon ami. Il a vraiment aimé faire l'album avec nous, c'est donc une évidence ."

Source : RockMeeting, 13/10/15

Bonne nouvelle,il faut dire que NOW WHATS est un bon travail, doublons la mise alors...

très bien merci pour l'info

Ted a écrit:

Bonne nouvelle,il faut dire que NOW WHATS est un bon travail, doublons la mise alors...

On est d'accord !!!

Setlist Lodz, 25/10/15

Apres vous
Demon's eyes
Hard lovin man
Strange kind of woman
Vincent Price
New instrumental similar in mood to contact lost ( that Gillan commented he never heard before)
Uncommon man
Well dressed guitar
The mule
New song - vocally work in progress
Silver tongue
Hell to pay
Don Airey solo with extensive Chopin medley
The battle rages on
Space trucking
Smoke on the water
---------------
Hush

Merci à Stormy.

le retour de demon's eye super

avec les 2 extraits des nouveaux morceaux très bonne qualité audio et video

space et smoke

ce qui est bien c'est le recul de vieux titres...ils doivent encore virer Space Truckin et c'est bon..

Après vous en opener, ça l'fait grave....

Dans une interview récente accordée à Metal Express Radio, Glenn Hughes a déclaré qu'une reformation de la Mark III ne pourra avoir lieu à cause de leur emploi du temps très chargé. Ils ont raté le coche l'an passé. Et puis par ailleurs, il n'a pas envie de vivre en permanence sur un passé certes glorieux, ce que l'on peut comprendre.

In a brand new interview with Metal Express Radio, legendary bassist/vocalist Glenn Hughes (DEEP PURPLE, BLACK SABBATH, BLACK COUNTRY COMMUNION) was asked about what it was like to join his ex-DEEP PURPLE bandmate David Coverdale on stage in California this past June to perform a couple of DEEP PURPLE classics (see video below). He responded: "It was a Wednesday at Newport Beach, I was having my hair done and I knew WHITESNAKE were playing Beverly Hills that night and knew there was a possibility I could make that show. So I was getting my hair done and I called [David] up to let him know I was coming. I get there 20 minutes before he goes on stage and I was walking towards him to give him a hug and he gives me the microphone. Basically, he asked me if I wanted to do it and I said that this is what I do. We didn't talk about it before we met up. What you can see on YouTube is evident that it wasn't rehearsed. It was very tribal and spontaneous."

He continued: "There's never been any hidden agenda between David and I. There was never a moment in DEEP PURPLE where I had to tell a lie. There's always been difficulties between members of bands, but David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes were always very close. In fact, even more so today than ever before. You can see on that YouTube footage how close we are."

Hughes also talked about attempts in recent years to reunite some of the members of the DEEP PURPLE Mark III lineup. He explained: "About six years ago, David and I, along with [late DEEP PURPLE keyboardist] Jon Lord, were talking about doing something together as DEEP PURPLE Mark III. We were talking about who was going to call Ritchie [Blackmore, ex-DEEP PURPLE guitarist]. Jon said he'd call Ritchie, but he couldn't get through to him. Then Jon got sick and died, so it didn't happen. After Jon died, me, David and Ritchie did try to get something together but it never materialized. I can't say why it didn't, but it just didn't happen. I can say to you now that I don't think it'll ever materialize. David is so busy and I am so busy that I can't lend my face to something that is not real. Yes, it would be great if Mark III could get together but we've missed that opportunity now. I said my goodbyes to Jon Lord at the Albert Hall last year and that is it. I'm still friends with Ian Paice and everybody's good, but I can't live in that past. It is something that has gone. I only want to wish Ritchie the very best in what he does and long may the legacy of DEEP PURPLE live on."

Coverdale celebrated his past in the present with this year's release of WHITESNAKE's 12th studio album, "The Purple Album". The new set was billed as "a re-imagination of classic songs from David Coverdale's time as the lead singer for DEEP PURPLE's Mark III and Mark IV studio albums." PURPLE classics revamped for the new set include "Stormbringer", "Lady Double Dealer", "Soldier Of Fortune" and "Sail Away". Coverdale was DEEP PURPLE's frontman from late 1973 to early 1976 and sang on the albums "Burn", "Stormbringer" and "Come Taste The Band".

Coverdale explained that shortly before DEEP PURPLE co-founder Jon Lord's 2012 death, he was eyeing a DEEP PURPLE gig featuring all the band members throughout the lineups. The Pulse Of Radio asked Coverdale what if any relationship he has with the frontman he replaced — the great Ian Gillan. "Ian was one of the nicest blokes I met," he said. "I'd flown over to [England to] do a charity show for Roger Glover at the [Royal] Albert Hall — a thing called 'Butterfly Ball' [in 1975] — and Ian was there and we ended up carousing for, like, four days and nights. I ended up sleeping from the moment the plane took off from Heathrow back to Los Angeles. Woke up as we landed. The perfect journey! [Laughs] But, yeah, I have absolutely no problem sharing a microphone with Ian. None. Y'know? To me, it would be the ultimate expression of gratitude to breathtaking loyalty from PURPLE fans. It's amazing. It truly is."

pffffffffffffff merde faut traduire....

le nouveau titre que chante ian gillan est :
Hip Boots

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Setlist Lodz, 25/10/15

Apres vous
Demon's eyes
Hard lovin man
Strange kind of woman
Vincent Price
New instrumental similar in mood to contact lost ( that Gillan commented he never heard before)
Uncommon man
Well dressed guitar
The mule
New song - vocally work in progress
Silver tongue
Hell to pay
Don Airey solo with extensive Chopin medley
The battle rages on
Space trucking
Smoke on the water
---------------
Hush

Merci à Stormy.

il manque black night apres hush
http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/deep-purple/2015/atlas-arena-od-poland-bf58d0e.html
nouveau titre Hip boots

Chouette petit morceaux...mais il me semble qu'il a dur le Gillan...

lu a gauche et droite...très bons shows...mais une set list des plus classique...avec justement pour moi trop de classiques... HUSH et SPACE devraient passer à la trappe..

A le rappel hush bass solo black night depuis 15 ans c'est toujours le même.
solo de bass inutile et soporifique
il y a tellement d'autres titres le rappel devrait leur permettre de piocher dans leur répertoire.
Mais deep purple choisit la facilité ...pilotage automatique ?

Setlist : Bordeaux, 3/11/15 :

Highway Star
Demon's Eye
Hard Lovin' Man
Strange Kind of Woman
Vincent Price
Contact Lost
Uncommon Man
The Well-Dressed Guitar
The Mule
Lazy
Mary Long
Hell to Pay
Don Airey keyboard solo
Perfect Strangers
Space Truckin'
Smoke on the Water

Green Onions - Hush
Black Night

Merci à Jean-Louis du BSF.

ce qui confirme mes propos..

Ted a écrit:

ce qui confirme mes propos..

cepafo mais il y a demon's eye mary long et dans une moindre mesure hard lovin' man

Tangmo a écrit:

Ted a écrit:

ce qui confirme mes propos..

cepafo mais il y a demon's eye mary long et dans une moindre mesure hard lovin' man

oui mais ils l'on déjà fait, si tu vois ce que je veux dire...je suis passéiste j'aime bien sur toutes ces chansons, mais là c'est sans surprise, sans folie...pourtant même avec Morse il y a avait des chouettes moments car Jon était encore là....maintenant sans renier quoique ce soit, ce DP ne m'emballe pas outre mesure, et bon vont sortir un dvd par après...donc suffisant pour moi..

je te cite :pourtant même avec Morse il y a avait des chouettes moments
c'est bien le problème,
jamais je ne me suis ennuyer avec ritchie même sans rappel (1987) même en jouant de façon approximative et en étant distrait
bref lors des interventions de steve je m'ennuie
c'etait moins vrai lors des 1ere tournées sur purpendicular   et sur now what ou il est relativement "sobre"
deep purple est un peu un groupe en pilotage automatique la magie a disparu....mais j'aime toujours
y a pire uriah heep dont j'etais un grand fan

tu a bien résumer, c'est bien pour cela que je suis hyper excité du retour de Ritchie, il ranime ma flamme de fan...car je dit haut et fort DEEP PURPLE c'était avant tout lui et Jon...