DEEP PURPLE

Tu verras que le double CD complet sortira dans quelques mois.....

c'est assez pénible  infinite coffret, infinite gold edition, limitless,les singles et puis le triple vinyle  live recording............

Tangmo a écrit:

c'est assez pénible  infinite coffret, infinite gold edition, limitless,les singles et puis le triple vinyle  live recording............

Non, le triple vinyle (complet, lui) c'est un live de tournée faisant la promotion d'un album en l'occurrence Infinite. Il est donc logique qu'il sorte. Ce qui est scandaleux, c'est la réédition "inutile" d'Infinite qui accompagne le CD live (incomplet, lui.... )

Pfffffff vraiment debile !!! Le business le business !!!!!

+1...

Phil a écrit:

Tangmo a écrit:

c'est assez pénible  infinite coffret, infinite gold edition, limitless,les singles et puis le triple vinyle  live recording............

Non, le triple vinyle (complet, lui) c'est un live de tournée faisant la promotion d'un album en l'occurrence Infinite. Il est donc logique qu'il sorte. Ce qui est scandaleux, c'est la réédition "inutile" d'Infinite qui accompagne le CD live (incomplet, lui.... )

après il y aura le dvd ..et le bluray

C'est une arnaque ce groupe depuis qu'il n'y a plus Ritchie

Une affiche de 1974

Quelle horreur!

Merci à Purplexed !!!!!!

Et ça sera NEKFEU en tête d 'affiche

je sais pas.... moi cela me désole un peu ces tournées festival pour DP....

+1...

Y a 42 ans, cet incident à Djakarta :

December 4, 1975: Not a good time for Deep Purple. Tragedy struck in Jakarta, Indonesia, after their bodyguard Patsy Collins fell six floors down an elevator shaft in their hotel. Rumors persist that Collins had gotten into a fight with local promoters who owed the band money. Collins was still conscious after his fall and got into a taxi demanding to be taken to the hospital, but he died en route. Mysteriously, his body was never recovered. Glenn Hughes was initially held (even brought before a pistol carrying judge) in connection of the death. The band was allowed to leave the country (unpaid the show fees) a day later after two disastrous shows fraught with riot police and attack dogs. Only after paying $2,000 to get their passports returned and $10,000 to use a jack to change a flat on their jet. Jakarta was also where Tommy Bolin scored some bad heroin that led to partial paralysis of his left arm during the Japanese dates days later.

Curieux qu' ils n' aient jamais retrouvé le corps, deal de dope qui a mal tourné??

on ne le saura sans doute jamais, a moins que Coverdale dise ce qu'il sait ou en pense..

Affiche de 1970 à Offenbach

Affiche de 1977 à Innsbruck (A)

1977
plutôt le 17 decembre 1973
Innsbruck, Olympiastadion - AUSTRIA
+ Tucky Buzzard

December 9, 1973: Deep Purple Mk III (with new recruits Glenn Hughes and David Coverdale) performed live for the very first time at the KB Halle in Copenhagen, Denmark. The band performed most of the 'Burn' album which had just been completed (November 73) and wouldn't be released until February 74. Opening band was Tucky Buzzard (who was also on Purple Records). Setlist: Burn, Might Just Take Your Life, Lay Down Stay Down, Mistreated, Smoke On The Water, You Fool No One, Space Truckin', What's Going On Here.

1973.12.09. First Mark III Gig,
KB Hallen, Copenhagen, Denmark (which means 9th of December 1973):

Setlist:
Burn
Might Just Take Your Life
Lay Down, Stay Down
Mistreated
Smoke on the Water
You Fool No One
Space Truckin'
What's Goin' on Here
Encore:
Going Down
Highway Star


mediafire.com/file/nwmcac8hnkvlgvd/19731209F.rar?ssl=1



Comment by original poster waitforthericochet:

      Artwork is in there.  I would say that this is probably the boot with the worst sound of any Mark III bootleg, but as I said before, with a little editing in your EQ you will find an acceptable sound.  If not for the sound, this show still is a piece of history since it is in fact the first Mark III show ever performed. Here is the story for you who don't already know of it.  
      The show(the day before in Aarhus 1973.12.08) was to have been MkIII's debut live show, but due to technical difficulties with a charter plane which was shipping the gear from the UK, the show was cancelled just a few hours before the band were due on, and there were queues forming outside the venue.  The story apparently made the local newspaper with promoter Erik Thomsen being quoted, and a picture of the crowd outside the venue exists.  Thanks to Rasmus Heide for this info.  He may even have the article somewhere.
So there you have it. This is really the first one...

Le spectacle (la veille à Aarhus en 1973.12.08) devait être le premier live show de MkIII, mais en raison de difficultés techniques avec un avion charter qui transportait le matériel depuis le Royaume-Uni, le spectacle a été annulé juste quelques heures avant le groupe. étaient dues, et il y avait des files d'attente à l'extérieur du lieu. L'histoire a apparemment fait le journal local avec le promoteur Erik Thomsen étant cité, et une image de la foule à l'extérieur du lieu existe. Merci à Rasmus Heide pour cette info.

Marcel67 a écrit:

December 9, 1973: Deep Purple Mk III (with new recruits Glenn Hughes and David Coverdale) performed live for the very first time at the KB Halle in Copenhagen, Denmark. The band performed most of the 'Burn' album which had just been completed (November 73) and wouldn't be released until February 74. Opening band was Tucky Buzzard (who was also on Purple Records). Setlist: Burn, Might Just Take Your Life, Lay Down Stay Down, Mistreated, Smoke On The Water, You Fool No One, Space Truckin', What's Going On Here.

en 2011 la salle a brulé
https://www.thehighwaystar.com/news/2011/09/29/fire-in-the-sky-kb-hallen-rip/

et backstage le 9 decembre 1973