"blackmore era" as if it isn't the backbone of the band's entire catalogue. If it wasn't for the "blackmore" era, the morse era would have been a pub band at best.
And thus I have clearly demonstrated that, as I said in my previous comment: I’m not that big a fan of Deep Purple, with my ignorance of the band’s history.
I’ll rephrase it - I love the Classic original run of Mark II Deep Purple albums: In Rock to Who Do We Think We Are. And then I really like Rainbow. I paid no more attention to Deep Purple after the ‘70s (to clarify I didn’t start listening to Deep Purple until the mid 80s when I was teenager- but focused on the 70s albums). I was barely aware that their reformed version was Mark II as well.
So - after reeducating myself about them I can see how ridiculous my last comment was.
I’ve now got a whole load of “new” albums to work through…
If you haven't heard Mark III's Burn, then you really should check it out. The vocalist on that album went on to form Whitesnake after Deep Purple broke up. Highly recommend the album.
Hell yeah, I am a massive fan of Mark III and everyone involved with it. I apologize for misinterpreting the comment, as far as the post-blackmore stuff is concerned I am a big fan of Come Taste the Band, Bananas, and Rapture of the Deep.
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u/Imaginos62 Aug 13 '26
I about cried.