Deep Purple - NOW What?!
| Release date: | 26 April 2013 |
| Style: | Hard rock, Heavy metal |
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01. A Simple Song
02. Weirdistan
03. Out Of Hand
04. Hell To Pay
05. Body Line
06. Above And Beyond
07. Blood From A Stone
08. Uncommon Man
09. Après Vous
10. All The Time In The World
11. Vincent Price
12. It'll Be Me [Jerry Lee Lewis cover] [bonus]
13. First Sign of Madness [German bonus]
02. Weirdistan
03. Out Of Hand
04. Hell To Pay
05. Body Line
06. Above And Beyond
07. Blood From A Stone
08. Uncommon Man
09. Après Vous
10. All The Time In The World
11. Vincent Price
12. It'll Be Me [Jerry Lee Lewis cover] [bonus]
13. First Sign of Madness [German bonus]
Guest review
Lyrics Ian Gillan - vocals
Ian Paice - drums
Roger Glover - bass, vocals
Steve Morse - guitars, vocals
Donald "Don" Airey - keyboards
Session musicians
Jason Roller - acoustic guitar
Eric Darken - percussion
Mike Johnson - steel guitar
David Hamilton - keyboards
Bob Ezrin - backing vocals, percussion
Additional info
Produced by Bob Ezrin.
Engineer: Justin Cortelyou.
Assistant engineer: Li Xiao Le.
Tracking Room assistant engineers: Zach Allan & Jarad Clement.
Rainbow Recorders engineers: Rob Harris, Mike Airey & Nathan Sage.
Recorded at the Tracking Room, Nashville, TN & Anarchy Studios, Nashville, TN.
Additional keyboards recorded at Rainbow Recorders.
Mixed by Bob Ezrin and Justin Cortelyou at Anarchy Studios, Nashville, TN.
Mastered by Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound, New York, NY.
Dedicated to Jon Lord.
Rating:
7.4
7.4
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Rating: 7.4 |
The new album from these legendary masters of hard rock/heavy metal is released eight years after their last album. Personally, I was expecting a disappointing album with no flame or passion. Fortunately, the album exceeded my expectations! Although it isn't a classic album NOW What?! is able to present great technical moments with very "rocky" tracks, and an awesome collaboration between Steve Morse and Don Airey. Read more ›› |
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| DragonSavior X10 Posts: 111  |
This album title fits my feelings perfectly. What could this be?
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| Silent Jay Posts: 318  |
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| AndMetalForAll kual21 Posts: 314  |
Just listened to two samples and I'm don't feel very confident about their upcoming album.
---- greets, kual21
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| DragonSavior X10 Posts: 111 |
"All the Time in the World" sounds okay, but "Hell to Pay" has me interested. I hope the rest is good.
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| AndMetalForAll kual21 Posts: 314 |
I've been listening to the album, and it seems to me that is right at the level of the 1996 Purpendicular album. It's a step forward when compared with Rapture Of The Deep. Highlights: "A Simple Song", "Weirdistan", "Out Of Hand", "Hell To Pay" and "Vincent Price"
---- greets, kual21
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| Warman Erotic Stains Posts: 7695  |
Quite a surprise. I'm no Deep Purple fan but this was pretty good. There's a couple of great songs on there.
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| Mehdi Taba Mehdi Taba Posts: 437  |
After all these years and in these ages it's a very good album for Deep Purple .    My exact rating is "8.3" .
---- Stop seeing things and people in a binary way. Everything has its own spectrum and complexity. Be patient and learn about the world.
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| NocturnalStalker Metal Addict Posts: 889  |
Surprisingly enough, I really really enjoyed this album. Deep Purple still manages to rock hard even in the 21st century.
---- "And we are not who we think we are We are who we're afraid to be" - Lux Occulta "The Opening of Eleventh Sephirah"
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| Tom Muller Posts: 309  |
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