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1971
AHH,1971 WHAT AN AMAZING YEAR,ZEP IV..TULL'S AQUALUNG..SABBATH'S MASTER OF REALITY...GRAND FUNKS SURVIVAL..CLAPTONS LAYLA...AND PURPLES FIREBALL!!A CLASSIC ,SUCH A WIDE DISPLAY OF GENRE'S..HARD ROCK ALA FIREBALL,NO ONE CAME,BRITISH CAMP ALA ANYONES DAUGHTER,,POP ALA STRANGE KIND A WOMAN..ALL ARE A CD COLLECTION MUST HAVE!
Submitted by JOHNNY_VIP (LAS VEGAS,NV)
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6 stars!!!
Fireball is one of my DP favourites, with Machine Head, Who do... and Perfect Strangers. The extra-songs "Slow Train" and "Freedom" are powerful!
Submitted by a reviewer (Ribeirao Preto, SP, Brazil)
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What Are You Waiting For?
An adventurous and exciting album from a group reaching out for new inspiration, and boy do they deliver! Besides containing the crushing Fireball, the manic Mule, and the just plain fun No One Came; this set includes great outakes from the session including Freedom and the terrific Slow Train. Truly a great set of music. No wonder Ian Gillan has publicly advised that this was his favorite Purple record. So what are you waiting for...?
Submitted by a reviewer (Crystal Lake, IL USA)
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Almost beat Led Zeppelin!
Around this time in Deep Purple's career, the band were battling for rock-supergroup status that would knock Led Zeppelin out of 1st place. "Fireball" and "Machine Head" are the 2 albums that clearly show why Deep Purple could have beaten Led Zeppelin. "Fireball" has an awesome mix of rock and blues, just listen to "Demon's eye" and "Anyone's daughter". But...then Purple go off on creative tangents and give us "Fools" and "No one came" - these 2 numbers are classic psychedelic rock which make Purple stand in a league of their own. I've been listening to this album for 20 odd years now and I still love it. If only Deep Purple Mark II didn't have so much in-fighting and internal problems which then resulted in the band's demise; then they may have changed history and knocked the great Led Zeppelin off their mantle as the Gods of Rock.
Submitted by James Richardson (Elizabeth, South Australia)
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Greatest
Deep Purple and Fireball will always be one of the greatest albums. One of the first I bought on vinyl as a kid.
Submitted by gavin.knox (Durban, South Africa)
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