Deep Purple "Perfect Strangers" (Live) from “…To The Rising Sun (In Tokyo)” | Tokyo
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“From The Setting Sun… (In Wacken)” and “…To The Rising Sun (In Tokyo)” will be available on 2CD+DVD, DVD, Blu-ray (Tokyo performance), Blu-ray 3D (Wacken performance) and 3LP Gatefold on August 28th, 2015 (USA September 18th). Pre-order now! ► "From The Setting Sun...(in Wacken) iTunes: http://apple.co/1JgTUTT CD+DVD: http://smarturl.it/DP_Wacken_CD_DVD Blu-ray (2D+3D): http://smarturl.it/DP_Wacken_BR DVD: http://smarturl.it/DP_Wacken_DVD 3LP: http://smarturl.it/DP_Wacken_LP ► "...To The Rising Sun (in Tokyo) iTunes: http://apple.co/1CRZN95 CD+DVD: http://smarturl.it/DP_Tokyo_CD_DVD Blu-ray (2D): http://smarturl.it/DP_Tokyo_BR DVD: http://smarturl.it/DP_Tokyo_DVD 3LP: http://smarturl.it/DP_Tokyo_LP Written by Roger Glover: One band, two crowds, two countries – a tale of two cities indeed. From Germany’s Wacken Open Air Festival, one of the biggest metal festivals in the world – and a city unto itself – to Japan and the stately Nippon Budokan, the most revered venue in Tokyo. Each with its own distinct personality. Wacken is a success story beyond par, starting out humbly by two friends in a field in rural Germany and becoming one of the best organized and attended metal festivals ever. We were most impressed by the facilities, security, backstage, camping… in fact the whole production was superb. As was the crowd, an awesome sight from the stage, generating a palpable sense of occasion. In the sunset, we were treated to a great welcome from the sea of tattoos and black leather facing us. Festival crowds are unique because most people are there for the occasion itself rather than for any particular band. For us that is always a welcome challenge and a chance to connect with many who may never have seen us before. But the real stars are all in the audience. Thank you, Wacken. By way of contrast, the Budokan is a temple of peace (except for the infamous occasion when all the seating was destroyed). “Made In Japan” was partially recorded there and we’ve played there many times since. For such a large space, the acoustics are excellent; this special building never ceases to impress. On this particular evening, we came in at the back door, climbed the cool, marble staircase and entered the familiar dressing room. Feeling like we’re the only people in the building, it’s hard to believe there’s even an audience out there. But there is, young and old, sitting patiently or chatting quietly – the embodiment of civility. It’s almost like the respectful hush one might find in a cathedral. But they’re here to rock. And rock they do. They may be quiet while they’re waiting but far from shy during the show. They gave us an unforgettable evening. Thank you, Tokyo. --------------------------------- “From The Setting Sun… (In Wacken)” has been filmed by 9 HD cameras at Wacken Open Air Festival 2013. For the first time in Deep Purple’s history, the band will release a 3D version of their performance on Blu-ray, filmed at Wacken. “…To The Rising Sun (In Tokyo)” has been filmed by 12 HD cameras at Nippon Budokan, Tokyo in April 2014. The audio of both shows has been mixed in Hamburg, Germany by Eike Freese and Alex Dietz (Heaven Shall Burn) with the supervision of Roger Glover. “From The Setting Sun… (In Wacken)” and “…To The Rising Sun (In Tokyo)” will be made available on 2CD+DVD, DVD, Blu-ray (Tokyo performance), Blu-ray 3D (Wacken performance) and 3LP Gatefold on August 28th, 2015 on earMUSIC. www.deep-purple.com www.deeppurple-nowwhat.com www.ear-music.net www.facebook.com/earMUSICofficial www.youtube.com/earMUSICofficial
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l saw in Servigliano, The Last July. simply wonderful!!!
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same old notes,same old shitsss,same old ... just perfect
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Oh my god it's actually amazing
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géant. toujours le plus grand groupe de hard rock du monde.
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they've made money out of pure art
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Deep Purple still has the power!! Unlike Rainbow..
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I think I could sing better than that.
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Far better than Rainbow's 2016 Version!
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DP in superb form...
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this is one tone deeper than the original !
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I love this song so fucking much it's ridiculous. In 1992, while driving my 1987. white Firebird GTA(one of the original 2,779 of them),I heard this song for the first time ever. I totally loved it from the first note. But here's the crazy part. While DRIVING my beautiful GTA, I astroprojected as I listened to this song!!(for those of you unfamiliar with this term, it means that you leave your body, usually hovering over yourself. I've only done it a couple of times and then with extreme focus.) This time, it just happened, with no conscience effort on my part. I think that song just put me in such a euphoric state that I astoprojected spontaneously. I was hovering over my body DRIVING my GTA!! Thank God it was about 11pm on a deserted back road! Every time I hear "Perfect Strangers" now, I, of course, think of that nite and that extraordinary moment of time. What a memory to have!!
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fico sempre muito feliz ao ouvir essa musica !!!
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It's a Floyd Rose, not a toy, man, chill for fuck's sake.
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I was a huge DP fan back in the 70's, and I might be spoiled by Ritchie Blackmore and Jon Lord's sound. Even though Steve Morse is not a bad guitar player, his sound is light years away from Ritchie Blackmore's. Don Airey is good, perhaps the best choice. It's difficult to replace Jon Lord, most likely impossible. I notice the differences, small ones, but still there, the way how it's played. Ian Gillan doesn't sing as he used to. He got old and lost the power and range of his voice. Now he's become just an average singer who sometimes reminds us of Ian Gillan we used to know. Roger is ok, standard stuff, not too demanding. Ian Paice is still great as always!
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I just saw these guys live a couple years ago and now they're back with more.
You got to understand hear me talkin' on tha' wind must remain perfect strangers -
perfect band deep purple
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❤❤💞💖💕🌲💚💚💚💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓
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Perfect Strangers (LIVE 2013 TOKYO)
Deep Purple 2013 (Mark VII):
Don Airey - Organ, Keyboards
Ian Gillan - Vocals
Steve Morse - Guitar
Roger Glover - Bass
Ian Paice - Drums -
I remember a few years ago, trying to cover this song, and, as the drummer, thought to myself, it's kinda Kashmir all over again; but upon reflection, I was wrong, this song stands up on its own
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nice muzik for mi no1