Deep Purple - Made In Japan [Live]

This is my pick for the greatest live album, ever. The interplay between Jon Lord and Ritchie Blackmore is unbeatable. Deep Purple is not Deep Purple, anymore, without them.

Amazing album, best live album, second only to KISS Alive

Written by [user id=36287] on 05.05.2010 at 06:23

Amazing album, best live album, second only to KISS Alive

OMFG, Kiss cannot touch DP ever. Not even when DP have their worst day; not in skill, not in inspiration.

DP improvise a lot on this live album, it's amazing.

Written by [user id=17278] on 05.05.2010 at 17:24

Written by [user id=36287] on 05.05.2010 at 06:23

Amazing album, best live album, second only to KISS Alive

OMFG, Kiss cannot touch DP ever. Not even when DP have their worst day; not in skill, not in inspiration.

DP improvise a lot on this live album, it's amazing.

I beg to differ, Purple is "heaver" and are lower tuned, but still KISS is about on the same level. Although Ill admit Blackmore is better than Frehley and Gillian is better than Stanley, I still think KISS is better. As far as this album goes, I think KISS Alive is better, I mean, live preformances is what they do best, and that is the pinnacle of it. Still, Made in Japan is pretty fuckin close

Written by [user id=36287] on 05.05.2010 at 18:31

Written by [user id=17278] on 05.05.2010 at 17:24

Written by [user id=36287] on 05.05.2010 at 06:23

Amazing album, best live album, second only to KISS Alive

OMFG, Kiss cannot touch DP ever. Not even when DP have their worst day; not in skill, not in inspiration.

DP improvise a lot on this live album, it's amazing.

I beg to differ, Purple is "heaver" and are lower tuned, but still KISS is about on the same level. Although Ill admit Blackmore is better than Frehley and Gillian is better than Stanley, I still think KISS is better. As far as this album goes, I think KISS Alive is better, I mean, live preformances is what they do best, and that is the pinnacle of it. Still, Made in Japan is pretty fuckin close

Kiss better than DP? That's a shocker, for me at least.

Written by [user id=17278] on 05.05.2010 at 19:14

Written by [user id=36287] on 05.05.2010 at 18:31

Written by [user id=17278] on 05.05.2010 at 17:24

Written by [user id=36287] on 05.05.2010 at 06:23

Amazing album, best live album, second only to KISS Alive

OMFG, Kiss cannot touch DP ever. Not even when DP have their worst day; not in skill, not in inspiration.

DP improvise a lot on this live album, it's amazing.

I beg to differ, Purple is "heaver" and are lower tuned, but still KISS is about on the same level. Although Ill admit Blackmore is better than Frehley and Gillian is better than Stanley, I still think KISS is better. As far as this album goes, I think KISS Alive is better, I mean, live preformances is what they do best, and that is the pinnacle of it. Still, Made in Japan is pretty fuckin close

Kiss better than DP? That's a shocker, for me at least.

I didnt necessarly mean KISS is better, i mean Alive is better than Made in Japan

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I didnt necessarly mean KISS is better, i mean Alive is better than Made in Japan

still a shocker

Probably best live album,ever!!!

Written by [user id=36287] on 05.05.2010 at 06:23

Amazing album, best live album, second only to KISS Alive

Unlike KISS Alive!, Deep Purple Made In Japan was actually live, and NOT re-worked in the studio like Alive! was. As KISS has already said, Alive! was totally re-worked in the studio, and fixed up. I'm sorry, that isn't a live album, then, if it's fixed to that extent. Deep Purple wins best live album

One of the best Live album ever .

Obviously an exceptional live performance, every musician nailed it, for Ian Gillan to pull off those screams on "Child In Time" live sends shivers down my spine, and Ian Paice's drum solo on "The Mule" is just

My personal Top 3 songs from the album:

Child In Time [live]
Lazy [live]
Highway Star [live]