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Deep Purple - Burn - The Ultimate Critical Review

Starring: Deep Purple
Dvd Release: 16th May, 2005
Number Of Discs: 1
Format: Closed-captioned, Colour, PAL, Special Edition, Region 0 Encoding

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Background Information: Deep Purple
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Deep Purple is a British rock group. They were one of the first & most famous hard rock bands & are considered pioneers of heavy metal. Despite their association with the sub-genre, Deep Purple has never been purely a heavy metal band, though many later heavy metal bands cite their influence. The group has frequently changed styles & lineups over the years, but has always included virtuoso players in its ranks & placed a high priority on musicianship. Some incarnations of Deep Purple have brought aspects of jazz to a rock context due to their frequent use of their songs as vehicles for extended & sophisticated solos. In May 1965, a band called Episode Six became popular on the British music scene & became particularly popular in the mid-sixties. It featured Ian Gillan on vocals, Graham Dimmock on guitar, Roger Glover on bass, Tony Lander on guitar, Sheila Dimmock on keyboards & Harvey Shields on the drums. Two years later, a band called The Flowerpot Men & their Garden was formed, formerly known as The Ivy League. It was concentrated on a trio of singers. Posters Of Deep Purple
Background Information: Burn
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The word burn has more than one meaning. A burn is a form of injury caused by excessive heat. A burn is also a term for a small river or stream, used in Scotland & North East England. For the chemical reaction of burning, see combustion. For the 1974 Deep Purple album called Burn, see Burn. person.
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