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1. And The Address
2. Hush
3. One More Rainy Day
4. Prelude: Happiness I'm So Glad
5. Mandrake Root
6. Help
7. Love Help Me
8. Hey Joe

Listen, Learn, Read On
Hard Road (Wring That Neck)
Kentucky Woman
Exposition/We Can Work It Out
Shield
Anthem
River Deep, Mountain High

1. And The Address
2. Hush
3. One More Rainy Day
4. Prelude: Happiness I'm So Glad
5. Mandrake Root
6. Help
7. Love Help Me
8. Hey Joe

Bad Attitude
The Unwritten Law
Call Of The Wild
Mad Dog
Hard Lovin' Woman
Black & White
The Spanish Archer
Strange Ways
Mitzi Dupree
Dead or Alive

Track Listing:

1. Chasing Shadows
2. Blind
3. Lalena
4. Fault Line
5. The Painter
6. Why Didn't Rosemary?
7. Bird Has Flown
8. April

Track Listing:

1. Chasing Shadows
2. Blind
3. Lalena
4. Fault Line
5. The Painter
6. Why Didn't Rosemary?
7. Bird Has Flown
8. April

Listen, Learn, Read On
Hard Road (Wring That Neck)
Kentucky Woman
Exposition/We Can Work It Out
Shield
Anthem
River Deep, Mountain High

Stormbringer falls short of the excellence of Machine Head and Who Do We Think We Are, but nonetheless boasts some definite classics -- including the fiery "Lady Double Dealer," the ominous title song (a goth metal treasure), the sweaty "High Ball Shooter," and the melancholy ballad "Soldier of Fortune." Most of the other songs on the decent, if uneven, Stormbringer (which Metal Blade reissued on CD in the early '90s) are not essential. Like Come Taste the Band, Stormbringer will be of interest to Deep Purple's more enthusiastic fans, rather than casual listeners who would be much better off starting out with either of the above-mentioned studio projects or the live Made in Japan. ~ Alex Henderson, All Music Guide

2009 digitally remastered double vinyl LP 35th anniversary edition of the veteran British Hard Rockers' 1974 album comes with a crisp new remaster. Stormbringer was the ninth studio album by Deep Purple, originally released in November 1974. (and featuring the Mark 3 line-up of the band that included David Coverdale on vocals and Glenn Hughes on bass) this album, much more prominently featured the soul and funk elements that were only hinted at on previous album Burn. EMI.

Track Listing:

1. Stormbringer
2. Love Don't Mean A Thing
3. Holy Man
4. Hold On
5. Lady Double Dealer
6. You Can't Do It Right
7. High Ball Shooter
8. Gypsy
9. Soldier Of Fortune
10. Holy Man
11. You Can't Do It Right
12. Love Don't Mean A Thing
13. Hold On
14. High Ball Shooter
15. High Ball Shooter
16. You Can't Do It Right
17. Soldier Of Fortune

1973’s Who Do We Think We Are was another platinum plus venture for Deep Purple. While always being on top of their game, with multi-smash albums and huge arena concert tours, this was the last album to feature the legendary line-up of Ian Gillian, Ritchie Blackmore, Roger Glover, Ian Paice and Jon Lord.

Friday Music kicks things off on their Deep Purple 180g audiophile series with Who Do We Think We Are which has been mastered from the original Warner Bros. tapes by Joe Reagoso at Friday Music Studios and Capitol Mastering in Hollywood, CA.

Track Listing:

1. Woman From Tokyo
2. Mary Long
3. Super Trouper
4. Smooth Dancer
5. Rat Bat Blue
6. Place In Line
7. Our Lady

Track Listing:

Side One

You Give Love A Bad Name -Bon Jovi
Loud 'N Clear -Stryper
Come Out And Play -Twisted Sister
Fire -Yngwie Malmsteen
No One Like You -Scorpions

Side Two

Uh! All Night -Kiss
Do You Wanna Make Lov -Vinnie Vincent Invasion
Parental Guidance -Judas Priest
See You In Hell -Grim Reaper
Perfect Strangers -Deep Purple