On today’s episode, I am going to take a look at the album “Purpendicular” by Deep Purple, the band’s fifteenth studio album released on February 5, 1996.
Selected songs are "Vavoom: Ted the Mechanic", "Somebody Stole My Guitar", "Loosen My Strings" and "Sometimes I Feel Like Screaming". Patreon Bonus Extra Slice includes the track "Cascades: I'm Not Your Lover"
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Summary
In this episode, Bill Peters reviews Deep Purple's 15th studio album, 'Purpendicular,' released in 1996. He explores the band's tumultuous history leading up to the album, including lineup changes, and the evolution of their music style. The review includes a detailed track-by-track analysis, highlighting the contributions of new guitarist Steve Morse and the band's shift towards a more collaborative and experimental sound. Peters also shares personal thoughts and reflects on the band's legacy and future direction.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Deep Purple's Purpendicular Album
01:18 Vavoom: Ted the Mechanic
02:42 The Arrival of Steve Morse and New Directions
06:24 Somebody Stole My Guitar
07:34 Discussion of "Purpendicular" Track by Track
15:40 Loosen My Strings
16:44 Bill's Thoughts and Memories of "Purpendicular"
20:30 Sometimes I Feel Like Screaming
22:32 Podcast Notes and Contacts
