DEEP PURPLE, at the end of their honeymoon, and BAD COMPANY, who restarted with Brian Howe. The first appearance master set of the topic, which vacuum-packed both heroes with superb sound, is here! This work is recorded in "San Diego performance on May 29, 1987". It is a newly excavated audience recording 3-disc set with DEEP PURPLE's full show on DISC 1-2 and BAD COMPANY on DISC 3. At that time, it was a part of DEEP PURPLE's "THE HOUSE OF BLUE LIGHT Tour", and BAD COMPANY was the opening act. In fact, this day was also a historic turning point for DEEP PURPLE. In order to explain the meaning of that, let's first approach the position of the show from the overview of PURPLE's activities. 1987 "THE HOUSE OF BLUE LIGHT" released on January 12th, January 26th - February 28th: Europe #1 (22 shows), March 3rd - March 8th: UK (5 shows) ←※UK trilogy, April 15th - May 30th: North America #1 (28 shows) ←★Here★ & Official "May 30th: Ritchie injured his left hand", August 19th - September 7th: Europe #2 (12 shows) ←※Official NOBODY'S PERFECT 1988 "NOBODY'S PERFECT" released in June, July 31st: MONSTERS OF ROCK ITALY appearance, August 11th + 16th: North America #2 (2 shows), September 9th - 29th: Europe #3 (14 shows) Reorganized DEEP PURPLE's last great performance This is DEEP PURPLE in 1987/1988. The San Diego performance of this work was the 27th performance of "North America # 1". This position is the key to the turning point. In fact, the day after this work, "May 30 Phoenix performance", Richie broke his finger during a guitar crash, and the tour was interrupted. As mentioned above, the tour resumed in less than three months, but unfortunately the relationship between Richie and Gillan deteriorated by that time. Of course, it is said that it had deteriorated since the production stage of "THE HOUSE OF BLUE LIGHT", but still, if you stand on the stage, you can enjoy the live performance. However, the live performance became neglected after this fracture, and it went straight to the end of the fifth period. And this work is just before such trouble, that is, this work is a live album where you can enjoy the last great performance of the reorganized DEEP PURPLE. A completely different new excavation collection from the conventional recording The scene of such a great change has been known for its famous recordings for a long time, but this work is a completely different recording. Moreover, it is the first appearance recording that greatly updates the conventional quality. The source of this new excavation is the hotly talked about collection of the master "Marco Moir". The new masterpieces of THE FIRM "L.A. FORUM 1985" and "COSTA MESA 1985" will also be released, but this work is the same collection. The sound is truly top-notch. The conventional recording boasted the clearest of the tour, but the new master is on a different level. The density of the on core is high and the direct feeling is different. Because it is the original master, there are no dubbing marks, Guillain's shouts extend sharply and beautifully, and Richie's tone and sweet vibrato can be enjoyed with a skin sensation. Moreover, the stability that does not falter at all no matter how powerful it sounds is also excellent. In fact, the super rare songs are delicious BAD COMPANY edition The superb sound of such brilliance depicts the full show of both heroes who also have rare songs. Let's organize the DEEP PURPLE / BAD COMPANY set together here. DISC 1-2: DEEP PURPLE edition; Machine Head: Highway Star/Lazy/Space Truckin'/Smoke On The Water; House of Blue Light: The Unwritten Law (★)/Dead Or Alive/Hard Lovin' Woman/Bad Attitude; Perfect Strangers: Perfect Strangers/Knocking At Your Back Door; Others: Strange Kind Of Woman/Child In Time/Difficult To Cure (★)/Woman From Tokyo *Note: Songs marked with "★" cannot be heard on the official "NOBODY'S PERFECT" album. DISC 3: BAD COMPANY ・Fame and Fortune: Burning Up (★) / Fame and Fortune / That Girl (★★) / Valerie (★) / Tell It Like It Is ・Classics: Movin' On / Rock'n' Roll Fantasy / Feel Like Makin' / Can't Get Enough *Note: The "★" mark is a limited edition song only for this tour. In particular, the "★★" mark is a super rare song. ...And so it is. The "THE HOUSE OF BLUE LIGHT" numbers, including "The Unwritten Law", are delicious, but BAD COMPANY is even rarer. All five new songs from "FAME AND FORTUNE" are repertoires that could not be heard on the official "WHAT YOU HEAR IS WHAT YOU GET". In particular, "That Girl" was only played twice. You can enjoy such ultimate super rare songs with the best sound. The DEEP PURPLE edition allows you to enjoy the final masterpiece with a sound far beyond the conventional recording, while the BAD COMPANY edition is full of extremely rare songs and is not just a bonus. Both are new masterpieces worthy of being called cultural heritage in terms of both quality and performance. A three-disc set of the "Marco Moir" collection that will make you look forward to future excavations. A superb audience recording of the "San Diego performance on May 29, 1987". This is the first appearance master excavated from the popular master Marco Moir collection, and it is a completely different recording from the conventional one. The sound has also been significantly upgraded, and the strength of the on-core and the fine details are also among the best on the tour. Purple is the last masterpiece of the reorganization era, the day before Richie broke his leg, and BAD COMPANY is a treasure trove of extremely rare songs such as "Burning Up", "That Girl", and "Valerie". It is a three-disc set of cultural heritage class. Sports Arena, San Diego, CA, USA 29th May 1987 TRULY PERFECT SOUND DEEP PURPLE Disc 1 (43:14) 1. Highway Star 2. Strange Kind of Woman 3. The Unwritten Law 4. Dead or Alive 5. Perfect Strangers 6. Hard Lovin Woman 7. Bad Attitude Disc 2 (56:56) 1. Child in Time 2. Difficult to Cure 3. Keyboard Solo 4. Knocking at Your Back Door 5. Lazy 6. Space Truckin 7. Woman From Tokyo 8. Smoke on the Water Ian Gillan - vocals Ritchie Blackmore - guitar Jon Lord - keyboards Roger Glover - bass Ian Paice - drums BAD COMPANY Disc 3 (47:23) 1. Burning Up 2. Movin On 3. Fame and Fortune 4. Rock and Roll Fantasy 5. That Girl 6. Feel Like Makin Love 7. Valerie (With Drum Solo) 8. Can't Get Enough 9. Tell it Like it Is Brian Howe - Vocals Mick Ralphs - Guitar Simon Kirke - Drums Steve Price - Bass
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