Well, bad weather might be coming this am so I decided to not go hiking this weekend. I had planned a hike with a coworker to "Sand Cave" in KY. We were going to hike the Ewing Trail from Ewing VA up in to Cumberland Gap National Historical Park. Oh, well maybe next weekend.
I have tied some more flies tonight while listening to "Deep Purple" man their song "Burn" from the 1974 album by the same name is awesome. I never get too tired of the bass lines from Glenn Hughes.
I have not followed Glenn after his departure from Purple, I did buy one of his mid nineties albums but nothing came out of it. I know he has a solid fan base to this day and he is apparently huge in Japan.
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Showing posts with label Deep Purple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Deep Purple. Show all posts
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
Deep Purple
No No No, I have just rediscovered the "Fireball album from 1971" What a gem. The Demon's Eye song on the remastered disk is plain old awesome.
Other music I have listened to lately, Mudcrutch, Tom Petty's latest project. Very traditional and shall we say a little on the dull side.
Deep Purples remastered "Stormbringer" is okay. The sound is still not up to todays standards. I guess you can only do so much with poor master tapes . The standout is "Soldier of Fortune".

Btw, what a lovely magazine Blue Ridge Country is. I am lost in its magic at the moment.
Other music I have listened to lately, Mudcrutch, Tom Petty's latest project. Very traditional and shall we say a little on the dull side.
Deep Purples remastered "Stormbringer" is okay. The sound is still not up to todays standards. I guess you can only do so much with poor master tapes . The standout is "Soldier of Fortune".

Btw, what a lovely magazine Blue Ridge Country is. I am lost in its magic at the moment.
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