The Deep Purple Podcast
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Episode #63
“Trapeze – You Are The Music . . . We’re Just The Band”
July 6, 2020
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We discuss Queen’s fourth and biggest selling album, A Night at the Opera released on 21st November 1975. A few sparks fly as maybe for the first time there is some disagreement among us! Does it deserve its status as Queen’s best album?Thanks for listening and enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The Deep Purple Podcast
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Episode #62
“Deep Purple and Black Sabbath”
June 29, 2020
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We discuss Queen’s third album Sheer Heart Attack, released on 8th November 1974. The band score their first major single hit with Killer Queen but is this shift in Queen’s sound all too much?A big shout out to www.queenarchives.com and www.queensongs.info – two excellent websites to get Queen articles and music thoery information respectively.Thanks for…
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The Deep Purple Podcast
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Episode #61
“Q&A Round Table #1”
June 22, 2020
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We discuss Queen’s second album, the extremely well-loved Queen II. The band expand a little on their metallic sound on this one released on 8th March 1974. How will this one sit with us? Listen and join the discussion on Twitter @LapPods. Thanks for listening! A big shout out to www.queenarchives.com for their excellent collection…
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In this episode we are joined by none other than Don Airey! We discuss the upcoming Whoosh! album,
working with Bob Ezrin, his time with Ozzy and Black Sabbath, playing with Randy Rhoads and Gary Moore,
Hammond organs, Ritchie Blackmore, working wi
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