Mercury / Universal
1992
Knocking At Your Back Door (The Best Of Deep Purple In The 80's)
Track List
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Kicks a** is an understateme n t ! Purple with Dio ranks with Sabbath and Zeppelin all time.
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Another DP Greatest Hits collection.. . H m m m . . . S t i l l great tunes just the same!!!
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Ian and Ritchie still got it. I heard that John Lord has left the band. Too bad... what a keyboard player.
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yes me likey verry mooch, me from mexico and i work landscape but i likey rock to deep purple. it iz nice moosic. america haz been verry goode tu me. thank you all. luis
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I met Ian Gillan in Reno, A true gentlemen. The kind of person we all would enjoy a brew with.
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Child In Time, Hush, and Black Night? How is that Best of DP in the *80's*?
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Right on !!!!!!!
twas just gettin settled into HS when this came out, & had been into em since I was 10; went to see this tour with my cousin, & I can still taste the atmosphere! Love DP no matter who's singing or playing lead, but do prefer the old school,Rock on u mothers!!!!! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! |
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Good albulm Lets face it Knockin at your back door and perfect strangers are kick a** songs nobodys home and call of the wild are all right you have all the good tunes from their comback Albulm and a couple of old classaics!
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