At its peak, Deep Purple performed in NY right after its first visit to Japan.
The sound image is very close and the sound was recorded at the very edge of distortion, so you can experience the powerful loudness that is worthy of being listed in the Guinness Book of Records.Although the low range is a little thin, the outline of the bass and bass drum can be clearly captured. The sound quality is so high that some people have mistaken it for a sound board sound source.
Although "Child In Time" was omitted from the set list for some reason, "Speed King", which was not included on the famous album "Live In Japan", was played, and the performance ran wildly. is amazing.
Also, Richie's playing in this work is quite playful, and the interaction with Pace in the intro of "Smoke On The Water" and the dialogue with Gillan in the middle of "Strange Kind Of Woman" are quite interesting to listen to. , this can only be seen during this period before the band's interpersonal relationships deteriorated and the effects of that were reflected in their playing.
And, of course, the highlight of the live performance was the medley of "Space Trackin'"! When Gillan shouts, Richie plays, and Jon Lord's organ is inspired by it and roars, making it a thrilling performance with a rampage that has a completely different impression from "Live In Japan".
The sound image is very close and the sound was recorded at the very edge of distortion, so you can experience the powerful loudness that is worthy of being listed in the Guinness Book of Records.Although the low range is a little thin, the outline of the bass and bass drum can be clearly captured. The sound quality is so high that some people have mistaken it for a sound board sound source.
Although "Child In Time" was omitted from the set list for some reason, "Speed King", which was not included on the famous album "Live In Japan", was played, and the performance ran wildly. is amazing.
Also, Richie's playing in this work is quite playful, and the interaction with Pace in the intro of "Smoke On The Water" and the dialogue with Gillan in the middle of "Strange Kind Of Woman" are quite interesting to listen to. , this can only be seen during this period before the band's interpersonal relationships deteriorated and the effects of that were reflected in their playing.
And, of course, the highlight of the live performance was the medley of "Space Trackin'"! When Gillan shouts, Richie plays, and Jon Lord's organ is inspired by it and roars, making it a thrilling performance with a rampage that has a completely different impression from "Live In Japan".