Deep Purple - Slaves and Masters (LP, 2025 35th Anniversary Blue Vinyl)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 1990
- 11 tracks
- 55 min
- hard rock
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I gotta admit, this album is fantastic even though Gillan isn't here. Joe Lynn Turner's vocals are awesome, and there's some amazing ballads in this one too.
An INCREDIBLE and underappreciated DP album. The HNECD021 release is way better in graphics, audio, and dynamic range than the 2012 CD - BMG 74321 18719 2. Mastering is top-notch. Kudos to Hear No Evil Recordings!
Gorgeously pressed and mastered. Quite a shock considering the lack of vinyl appreciation in the early 90’s. Unsure about the transparent black vinyl though? A bit odd as a selling point and unless you're shining a strong flashlight right up close, it just appears like your regular black disc. Someone out there likened this album to a budget Foreigner! Not sure that was a fair comparison but it might show Deep Purple attempting to keep up with the glam metal trend perhaps. Either way it’s a pretty good listen and a nice addition to the collection.
Deep Rainbow........ what a letdown. Out goes Gillan, in comes Jolene (sic) Turner. Purple turns AOR....... truly not good, at all.