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Concerto for Group and Orchestra - Deep Purple

Description: Artist: Deep Purple / Release Date: 2002

Newest Review: ... followed by a narrative which focuses on some of the people involved in the performance, most notably band member John Lord ... more

... and conductor/composer Sir Malcolm Arnold. John Lord was the driving force behind this performance, as he studied classical piano, and composed many pieces of music, and he went on and on so much that his manager booked The Royal Albert Hall for 24th September 1969, and told him to be ready or else. At first the Royal Philharmonic had to be really persuaded as they believed that they were better than rock music, and thought the partnership would offer them no benefits, but Arnold presented them with the fact that it wa...more

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Concerto for Group and Orchestra - Deep Purple: Something a bit different (564 words)
by fooyoo - written on 08/12/02 (Very useful, 42 readings)
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I am no fan of Deep Purple, or classic rock in general, but this year, I vowed to open my mind to all genres of music, and give any albums I come across at least one listen, so when I bought some MP3's recently and this was one of the albums on there, I decided that I would listen to it and then also review it for you lovely people to read. Originally recorded in September 1969 in aid of a charity called 'Task Force', it was released on vinyl in 1970, then Cd in 1991. It has now been remastered at the legendary Abbey Road studios, so you can guess that the sound quality is far superior, and EMI re-released it in August of this year. The ...

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