Deep Purple - Perfect Strangers Tour Documentary 

Mi piacciono e son bravi. Così Deep. Purle

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absolutely

It's ok but Born Again is way, way better. The album Ian Gillan sang on before Strangers. His voice on Born Again was absolutely INSANE! 😁 After that tour he never sounded the same again.

Well said. 100 % correct

All five members of the second incarnation. Not really a reunion since all the original members werent involved.

@@bluesky7333 Mark 2 was the most popular and commercially successful lineup. Nobody thinks of Ian Gillan as " the guy who replaced Rod Evans". Mark 1 was just practice. ☺️

​@@burningmarl5664I DON'T agree. Mark 1's "Hush" was AMAZING and a vital part of the Deep Purple legacy.

​@@danielschear556Anthem on the second album was also very good.

I was there too.!

@@jeffbauer3425 If I recall correctly, they closed the sportdatorium after the concert because the concrete beams cracked!! I could not hear well for 3 days after....ringing in my ears to this day.

@@1970PMD Yes. Yet I did see Robert Plant solo tour before it closed . A great concert, the sound wasn't bad because Plant and his band was obviously smart enough to keep the decibels down a bit. The only concert I ever saw there , that sounded good!

Very funny !! :-)

No one of the best. BEST IN ROCK HISTORY FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sure wish gillan would have had respected his unreal vocals more by NOT puffing on cigs. I mean come on, you have a UNIQUE God given gift, you don't f that up.

@@pwrgrb9737 Same with Freddie Mercury

@@chrisross1703 excuse me, what does that person have anything to do whatsoever with the vocalist you mentioned ??

+Noel Alsop well....maybe between Jon and Gregg Allman

+Noel Alsop and the guy from Heep.

His name is Ken Hensley:)

@@tonycruse3648 and Stevie Winwood

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Is that when they first opened up the p s tour + was it in the u s. that you went to the shows?

@@pwrgrb9737 no in Sydney Australia 1984 and yes it was the perfect strangers tour.george Harrison came on stage and played with them for three song ,the crowd just went ape shit .great memories.

@@darrencottam1146 you're lucky man. I was 18 in 1984.

I was there with you at the Sydney show with George..! Me and my british girlfriend.

@@michaellorentzen1051 great show ,great memories.

DEEP PURPLE has always been one of my favorite groups. I love their music and always will. They're a Great group, maybe the Greatest!!!

Gillian and Iommi did not want to call that project Black Sabbath. But the label would not publish it otherwise. MII being the best line up kind of goes without saying. No one has to proclaim it as "their opinion"

I also saw them on this tour. Seen many bands but THAT concert stands out as one of my greatest concert experiences!! To top it off I caught a drumstick !, I was 15 years old.

Dan Hill I saw both shows in Toronto both great shows but Purple was amazing

@@donmcmillan4388 i didn't get to shows, even though I was not far from places where They could be seen. As a teen I saw The Tubes at the Concord Pavilion, and Aerosmith at the Cow Palace. I had a ticket to see Zeppelin I think at the Oakland Coliseum but they canceled. $12! In the 90s I went to shows in SF, because I had a girlfriend that motivated me. Nirvana at the Cow Palace, etc.

I agree dan

What Fred Said one of the most underrated bass players ever, imo

*paice

I bought Perfect Strangers as soon as it was released. It Was a great album and a did Godsend as it saved us from the US hair hands. People forget that it was released at the end of 1984. 1984 being the year that Van Halen had their massive worldwide breakthrough bum.Eddie Van Halen was the gunslinger of the day. Perfect Strangers was the perfect album as it rescued us from the likes of Warramt, Ratt, Poison etc. It brought the better part of the 70's in an 80's way. I wish I kept it but I remember reading an article on how Eddie Van Halen cites Page and Joe Perry as his influences yet he blatantly ripped off Blackmore. This guitar playing critic then song by song explained how EVH stole from the man in black including the "hammer on." Àgain I wish i"d kept the article. I played the album Perfect Strangers repeatedly. Here in Australia we were proud of DP as they began their tours here and the video to the single Knocking on your Back Door was filmed in Sydney. Terrible video that burst the bible for Russell Mulcahey.

No, it was not. The peak was inarguably in 1970-1972. After that 84-85 was pretty amazing but it got alwul shortly after that. Then the late 90s live tours were also amazing and it was a natural slow downward spiral after that.

Amazingly, this was their peak.Unfortunately We always judge it by Gillan and how smoking and whiskey have hurt his incredible voice. It didn't hurt it much since he hit the notes and went beyond. George Harrison was on stage with them at one point they were in their mid to late 30s. HARDLY OLD.

"Mean Streak" isn't any good. Outside of that one song, this stands alongside all the Mk. II Seventies albums.

Me too..totally agree.

me too in NJ great show !

TebowTheNextKilmer didn’t PS go multi platinum?

My favorite show too ! Did you have large purple balloons in your stadium to knock all around like we did in the spectrum ?

WAS, Krantz. WAS.

i dont see anybody bushing on DP man

DP Mk 2 was very good the first time, but by the reunion, they were a well oiled machine at the top of their game. Got to see both tours, Perfect Strangers and House of Blue Light, and their best music was done during this period, beyond a doubt, but I'm also a big fan of the early Rainbow with Dio and the late Rainbow with J. L. Turner, and without Richie's flighty diva attitude, we might not have been treated to these eras. I think Richie has fired every musician he has worked with at least once (excepting maybe his wife).

Jon Lord awesome keyboardist

Moodiest guitarist, even more moody than that guitarist whose name is Moody.

​@@martintaper7997 Taking the Mickey 😉

+Reddy Killowatt lucky you!

Me too ! This arena in the opening looks like the old Worcester Centrum, Worcester MA which is where I saw them.

@@branwerks6978 ...Los Angeles, Fabulous Forum. Had just got married, took my pregnant wife - Purple Forever !....

The album's been delayed as well

So did I !

anything that ian gillan does is hot

thats mean --r u implying hes is a horse?

I prefer him with long hair :3

Sounds well, but Jon was about 43 there?

Ok, saw it now and finally got it, a little exaggerated... :)

Ditto! The afternoon spent barricaded in the street was ridiculous but the show 👍👍👍👍 Only time I've ever felt concrete shake.

I agree, however, Iron Maiden puts on an incredible show. Without exaggerating they are as good live today as they were during the Powerslave tour. One difference is that their shows are shorter now. 1 hour 45 minutes on the current tour.

I once saw a 70 year old blind bluesman kick the ass of a 24 year old Van Halen wannabe with a one note solo. The house cheered and the wannabe stood there with his mouth open. Feeling and timing versus youth and speed? I know which I'd rather have

Totally agree!

Same here.

Any performance done by any band from that time, from Speed wagon to Metallica y light years from what today's mainstream shitty music artists do.

Because it's a hassle to care for daily (?)

Looks a bit sad when you get older unless you're Billy Connolly who wears it well...just my opinion.

@Chief Big Bob That´s quite bizarre... So only young people look good with long hair? What is so wrong about white hair, that it must be short??

And real gentleman, I met him in the local supermarket & he was more than happy to provide an autograph no sweat. My girlfriend of old f.....cked up Ian paices clothes at her dry cleaners too !!!

@@saloader3290 ;) Fred, you may be, with your girlfriend, the real reason why Blackmore and Gillan don't talk each other anymore... ;)

Real Nice!!!!!!

Deep Purple MK3 is by far THE BEST lineup and Burn is THE BEST álbum!