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djgvr69a · 2 months

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Posted 2 days ago on February 16th 2024, here is Sina Döring's drum cover of the Deep Purple classic Child In Time

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As an added bonus, we also have the Behind The Scenes of filming this cover.

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Sina being amazing as always.

Enjoy!

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randgugotur-6 · 2 years

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June 3rd 1970 Deep Purple released the album “Deep Purple In Rock”

Did you know…

It was the first studio album recorded by the Mark II line-up of Ian Gillan, Ritchie Blackmore, Roger Glover, Jon Lord and Ian Paice.

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guerrilla-operator · 1 month

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Deep Purple // Child in Time

Sweet child, in time, you'll see the line The line that's drawn between good and bad See the blind man shooting at the world Bullets flying, mmm, taking toll If you've been bad, Lord, I bet you have And you've not been hit, oh, by flying lead You'd better close your eyes Oh, bow your head Wait for the ricochet

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undiscoperlapausapranzo · 1 year

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#UnDiscoPerLaPausaPranzo - #1446 - 28 Aprile 2023 - Deep Purple - Deep Purple in Rock - 1970

#Un Disco per la PausaPranzo #28 Aprile 2023 #Deep Purple #Deep Purple in Rock #1970

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woodelf68 · 7 months

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Listen to the songs under the cut!

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savage-kult-of-gorthaur · 1 year

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IN PRAISE OF NON-SABBATH, SUPER-SEVENTIES HEAVY ROCK.

PIC INFO: Spotlight on one of the greatest thumbnails in the history of heavy rock, rock music, '70s rock, and of the interwebs in general -- representing three different time periods of 1970s rock, and the gradual and inevitavle evolution of heavy music therein.

"So you think that ‘70s heavy metal starts and ends with BLACK SABBATH? That nothing else released during metal’s inaugural decade could match the thunderous grind of Tony Iommi’s guitar? Well, that’s just not true and today we intend to prove it with our gallery of the "10 Heaviest Albums of the 1970s Not Recorded by Black Sabbath."

Even as heavy metal was taking shape, in the wee months of 1970, there were countless bands vying to be the loudest, toughest, scariest and – yep – heaviest on the block, and in the most far-flung corners of the globe, too. That’s because SABBATH, LED ZEPPELIN, DEEP PURPLE and select others transformed heavy music into a genuine commercial phenomenon, well beyond the underground; everyone wanted in on the action."

-- LOUDWIRE, "10 Heaviest Albums of the 1970s Not Recorded by Black Sabbath," by Eduardo Rivadavia, c. September 2020

Source: https://loudwire.com/10-heaviest-albums-of-the-1970s-not-recorded-by-black-sabbath.