[Heeplist] [NHC] Some Great New Music

[Igor Shveitser]

 I agree partially (that they are pretty much all the same and you can son grow tired of  that sort of music)), David, but see Bananas as a stronger Gillan-Morse-and-the-rest-band offering due to more recognizeable and singable songs, for once in a while they are not a veteran' band there that record formally but a real rock band that enjoys every bit of what they do. Purpendicular is the same, just less drive and melodies for me.
Cheers, Igor


Понедельник, 10 июня 2013, 22:18 -07:00 от DAVID M SHERROD <porcupineheep at cox.net>:
>I have grown bored of the new Purple already, I thought it was a step forward at first but soon find it just like their other albums with Morse, I still think the first album they did with him was the best, and I wish they stayed with that style, but when they try to get that classic sound it sounds forced. DS
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>Dave Crookham < crookham at peoplepc.com > wrote:
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>>It's funny, because every time I listen to that Purple CD I think it sounds 
>>more like modern day Heep than it does classic Purple.
>>
>>Dave
>>
>>-----Original Message----- 
>>From: Bob Winward
>>Sent: Monday, June 10, 2013 6:41 AM
>>To: Heepsters Mailing List (Travellers in Time)
>>Subject: Re: [Heeplist] [NHC] Some Great New Music
>>
>>I went through a phase in the late 70's and good part of the 80's where I
>>always craved new music.  Now it seems I only crave Heep, and I must admit,
>>it is easier on the wallet!
>>
>>That said, I picked up the new DEEEP PURPLE cd yesterday, with very low
>>expectations.  There were a few comments on the list, then seemed to die
>>off.  I played one listen so far, and I must say I am very pleased and
>>surprised.  Now What on first listen, sounds much better than purpindicular,
>>Bananas or Rapture of the Deep.  Not sure if I missed any others, but they
>>are not rememberable.  Now What is the best I have heard since Perfect
>>Strangers.  The keyboards really jumped out at me, much more dominant than I
>>ever remember Airey sounding.  Plus all the songs did not sound the same, I
>>heard lots of keyboard and guitar solos and it all sounded very
>>artsy/progressive.  A couple of songs I thought I was listening to Styx or
>>Kansas.  The keys were very up front.  I can't wait to get back in the car
>>and listen some more.  I am excited about this.
>>
>>
>>On 6/10/13 12:28 AM, "Dave Crookham" < crookham at peoplepc.com > wrote:
>>
>>> It's been a boring year for my music-wise so far. I'm much like Dave S. in
>>> that I primarily listen to stuff I haven't heard before. Not really any
>>> keepers except the new Purple CD, and that doesn't even compare to their
>>> glory days, it's just so much better than most of the post Blackmore
>>> material.
>>
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Igor Shveytser