Deep Purple - Come Taste The Band (1975) [FLAC] 88

Deep Purple - Come Taste The Band (1975) [FLAC] 88

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Deep Purple

Come Taste The Band (1975)

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Come Taste the Band is the tenth studio album by English rock band Deep Purple, released on 7 November 1975. It was co-produced and engineered by the band and longtime associate Martin Birch. Musically, the record consists of stronger influences of funk than the previous band's albums.



It was the final Deep Purple studio record prior to the band's initial disbandment in 1976, therefore making it the only studio album by the Mark IV line-up of Deep Purple, featuring Tommy Bolin on guitar, and the final of three albums to feature David Coverdale on lead vocals and Glenn Hughes on bass guitar/vocals. Due to Bolin's drug addiction, the band was solely dependent on his condition largely throughout the album's tour, alongside Hughes' cocaine problems. Bolin died of multiple-drug intoxication overdose shortly after the breakup in that same year. Deep Purple eventually re-formed in 1984 with the Mark II line-up which neither Coverdale nor Hughes were part of.



Come Taste the Band was commercially less successful than the previous Deep Purple albums, whilst the record was among the lowest in the American market compared to the band's 1970s albums. In the UK, the album peaked at number #19, while it only peaked at #43 in the US.



When Come Taste the Band was released, it received favorable reviews, and the band's stylistic renewal was praised. However, the album's reputation has been mixed. The members of Mark IV have generally regarded the album as a functional entity, but on the other hand, have questioned the extent to which the line-up can be called Deep Purple.





Tracklist:



01. Comin’ Home

02. Lady Luck

03. Gettin’ Tighter

04. Dealer

05. I Need Love

06. Drifter

07. Love Child

08. This Time Around / Owed To ‘G’ (Instrumental)

09. You Keep On Moving





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File list
  • Deep Purple - Come Taste The Band (1975) [FLAC] 88
  • 01. Comin’ Home.flac 26.7 MB
  • 02. Lady Luck.flac 18.6 MB
  • 03. Gettin’ Tighter.flac 25.6 MB
  • 04. Dealer.flac 25.1 MB
  • 05. I Need Love.flac 27.3 MB
  • 06. Drifter.flac 25.3 MB
  • 07. Love Child.flac 19.6 MB
  • 08. This Time Around _ Owed To ‘G’ (Instrumental).flac 34.8 MB
  • 09. You Keep On Moving.flac 30.3 MB
  • auCDtect.txt 4 KB
  • Deep Purple - Come Taste The Band (GB - EMI CDP 7 94032 2 - 1990).log 2.8 KB
  • Deep Purple - Come Taste The Band.accurip 743 B
  • Deep Purple - Come Taste The Band.cue 1.4 KB
  • Deep Purple - Come Taste The Band.m3u 231 B
  • DR13.txt 1.3 KB
  • folder.jpg 13.1 KB
  • Jolly Roger.png 14.3 KB

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