Deep Purple Deep Purple/Sweden 02.29.1972 Upgrade

DEEP PURPLE in 1972, which reached its climax through evolution and creation. The legendary recording that conveys the scene has been upgraded to an amazing new master. This work is recorded in Gothenburg on February 29, 1972. It is an excellent audience recording. Speaking of 1972, it was a time when traditional official works such as the masterpiece "LIVE IN JAPAN", BBC's "IN CONCERT" and the video work "COPENHAGEN 1972" were concentrated. Let's take a look at the position of this work from the overview of the activities at that time, using these masterpieces as a clue.・January 5th: Hamburg performance・January 13th-31st: North America #1 (16 performances)・February 5th-March 12th: Europe #1 (17 performances)←★Here★・March 17th-31st: North America #2 (11 performances)《March 30th: Machine Head released/31st: Richie falls ill with hepatitis》・April 6th: QUEBEC 1972 feat. RANDY CALIFORNIA《Activities resume》・May 25th-July 19th: North America #3/Europe #2 (23 performances)《July: Production of Purple Portrait begins》・August 15th-17th: First visit to Japan (3 performances)←※LIVE IN JAPAN・August 22nd-December 16th: North America #4/Europe #3 (54 performances)This is DEEP PURPLE in 1972. After creating "MACHINE HEAD" at the end of 1971, they resumed the tour without any delay. Although Ritchie Blackmore's hepatitis outbreak marked a turning point in April, the Gothenburg performance of this work was "Europe # 1" before that. The two official works "COPENHAGEN 1972" and "IN CONCERT" are also "Europe # 1", so let's focus on the schedule further. Details of "Europe # 1" ・February 5-13 (7 performances) *February 19 "DAGENHAM ROUNDHOUSE 1972" *February 20 "WOLVERHAMPTON 1972" ・February 22 + 26 (2 performances) *February 29: Gothenburg performance ← ★ This work ★ *March 1: Official "COPENHAGEN 1972" ・March 3 + 4 (2 performances) *March 9: Official "IN CONCERT" ・March 12: Croydon performance ... and so on. The Gothenburg performance was the most recent stage, the day before the official video "COPENHAGEN 1972" (it was once said to be "March 4", but current research has made "February 29" the established theory). This show has long been known for its audience recording, but the upgrade master was discovered very recently. It was digitized and released by the famous collector "Lucifer Burns". In fact, the sound is vivid and beautiful. Although the opening (probably Highway Star) was a complete recording error and started with "Strange Kind Of Woman", the sound itself has been completely reborn. The conventional master has details crushed by dubbing marks, but for some reason it is easy to listen to despite the habit of dumplings. It was a mysterious sound that ordinary collectors say "Well, it's not impossible to hear", and enthusiasts who are familiar with acoustics say "(If you can hear it even if it's so rounded) the original must be pretty good". And this time, the upgrade master proves the speculation that "the original is probably good". The detailed gene has not been confirmed this time either, but the sound that has obviously become younger is very fresh, and the contours and details are much clearer. It shows the awesomeness of the recording itself, which is on and clear. This is the shock upgrade master of the legendary recording that conveyed the great performance of the day before the official video "COPENHAGEN 1972". An excellent audience recording of the "February 29, 1972 Gothenburg performance". It is an upgrade master that was only recently discovered, and the sound is vivid and beautiful. The details of the previous master were crushed by dubbing marks, but this work's sound is clearly younger and fresher, with a much clearer outline and detail. It clearly shows the awesomeness of the recording itself, which is on and clear. This is a shocking upgrade of the legendary recording that conveyed the great performance of the day before the official video "COPENHAGEN 1972". Scandinavium, Gothenburg, Sweden 29th February 1972 PERFECT SDUND UPGRADE (73:26) 1. Strange Kind Of Woman 2. Child In Time 3. The Mule incl. Drum Solo 4. Lazy 5. Space Truckin' 6. Fireball★ 7. Lucille Ian Gillan - Vocals Ritchie Blackmore - Guitar Roger Glover - Bass Jon Lord - Keyboards Ian Paice - Drums