Deep Purple - Machine Head

Deep Purple rocks like no other band. Anyone over the age of 10 or who has ever picked up a guitar knows the opening riff to “Smoke On The Water.” The classic lineup of Ritchie Blackmore, Ian Gillan, Roger Glover and Ian Paice is a seminal example of full-on, amps-at-eleven, bang-your-head, blow-your-speakers rock with a capital BLAM! Features some of the group’s biggest hits, and most popular songs.

	Side One
	1. Highway Star
	2. Maybe I'm A Leo
	3. Pictures Of Home
	4. Never Before
	Side Two
	1. Smoke On The Water
	2. Lazy
	3. Space Truckin'

Customer Reviews (5.00 Stars) 7 person(s) rated this product.

Classic posted on 02/25/2019 5 Stars Reviewer: A.Frey Very clean and clear pressing, great blast from the past!

Very Impressed! posted on 06/22/2016 5 Stars Reviewer: TK Great detail in this remastering. Fantastic album!

Deep Purple posted on 10/20/2010 5 Stars *********************Speachless for 35 years wheh heard for 1 st time

Great repress posted on 09/11/2007 5 Stars Reviewer: Robert Shaw Much more aticulate and intimate than the original pressing. Maybe I'm a Leo is now my favorite cut on this album. Highly recommended for Purple fans.

Best version of a DID posted on 05/24/2007 5 Stars Just finished listening to this masterpiece and highly recommend this version. the sound is excellent it smokes the original pressing. a must for all DP fans

Perfect clasic Deep Purple album reissue! posted on 08/19/2006 5 Stars Reviewer: Vladas from Lithuania My favorite Deep Purple album now sounds very good on 180gr Vinyl! I have SACD, DVDA and old original LP version. All versions sounds different, good work is multichannel DVDA track. But much better Deep Purple songs sounds on 180gr Vinyl. Just try to compare...

Still as Powerful as ever posted on 05/10/2006 5 Stars Reviewer: D.T. Hartman When my original copy of Machine Head was sounding worn I decided to upgrade to the 180 gram reissue. Although Smoke on the Water has the classic riff that everyone knows, it is my opinion that Lazy is the song you have to hear. From the moment Jon Lord hits the opening note to the full force onslaught of Blackmore and company you know you are in for an aural experience. The sound is deep and black. The entire album stands the test of time and is well worth purchasing.

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