Deep Purple/England,UK 1985 Complete FM Broadcast Edition

The super masterpiece sound board representing the “PERFECT STRANGERS” era has evolved even further! The complete release of the legendary broadcast, also known as the “Kari Jam” of the reunion era, has been decided! The performance that is permanently preserved in this work is the “June 22, 1985 Knebworth Festival”. It is a stereo sound board recording that conveys the only performance in the home country of the “PERFECT STRANGERS Tour”. This show was broadcast on the BBC and was also made official as “IN THE ABSENCE OF PINK”, a classic among classics. This work is a new and definitive edition that updates the longest / highest peak. Speaking of the highest peak so far, our “COMPLETE KNEBWORTH 1985: PRE-FM”. Based on the pre-FM master that even surpasses the official “IN THE ABSENCE OF PINK”, it was a complete version that complemented the unbroadcast portion with the official sound board and the audience on the same day. This work is not only a re-polishing of the best master, but also an extended version that is about 6 minutes longer. The key point of the complete upgrade of the legendary broadcast, which also features super-famous DJs, is the completely star of the newly excavated broadcast. The live performance itself is equivalent to the pre-FM master of the previous edition, but the program was not only that, and there were plenty of DJ parts before and after the live performance. This work also includes the DJ part in its entirety. If the previous one was “COMPLETE”, which means the complete full show, this work is a “PERFECT” album that completely records the program itself at that time. The ending part of the program is also extended by about 20 seconds, but the opening part is larger. The legendary DJ duo Tommy Vance and Richard Skinner, who are also legendary for the live commentary of LIVE AID, appear. They interview the members. The main live part has improved stability. You might think, “What, it’s just the DJ,” but that’s not the case. The main live part has also been upgraded. The overall sound quality itself is not much different from the previous edition “COMPLETE KNEBWORTH 1985: PRE-FM”, but it has been improved in some places. Thanks to the fact that the live part is uncut, even the opening song “Toccata and Fugue in D minor” is recorded perfectly from the first note. The sense of stability has also improved. For example, if you have the previous version, check out “Strange Kind Of Woman” or “Black Night”. You will notice that one channel drops out for a moment at around 5:35 in the former and 1:15 in the latter. This instability has been largely eliminated in this version. Of course, the original broadcast feeling has not changed, so I would not say that it is “perfect without a moment’s gap”, but there is no doubt that it has achieved an unprecedented level of perfection. The biggest stage of the 80s, called “Cali Jam in the reorganization era” Such an upgraded sound depicts the biggest stage of the Union era. It is a complete recording of the full show just like the previous version “COMPLETE KNEBWORTH 1985: PRE-FM”, but the previous version was sold out and discontinued during the great popularity. Let’s repost the whole view here to check the supplementary parts. Machine Head: Highway Star/Lazy (*)/Space Truckin’/Smoke On The Water Perfect Strangers: Nobody’s Home/A Gypsy’s Kiss/Perfect Strangers/Under The Gun (★)/Knocking At Your Back Door Others: Classics: Black Night/Speed ​​King/Strange Kind Of Woman/Woman From Tokyo (★) Others: Blues/Difficult To Cure *Note: The “★” mark indicates a song that was supplemented with an audience recording. The “*” mark indicates a song that was supplemented with the official “IN THE ABSENCE OF PINK”. The 1985 “Knebworth Festival” attracted 80,000 people. The headliner stage was undoubtedly the biggest and best highlight performance of the 1980s. Not only is it a complete recording of the historic full show that will be the “reunion era Cali Jam”, but you can also experience the full view of the legendary broadcast. A stereo soundboard recording of the new and definitive “Knebworth Performance on June 22, 1985”, which is nothing but a cultural heritage. Based on the BBC pre-FM master, which has better sound quality than the official “IN THE ABSENCE OF PINK”, “Under The Gun” and “Woman From Tokyo”, which do not have a soundboard, are complemented by the best audience recording of the same day. In addition, the interview and DJ at the beginning of the program are also fully recorded, making this the ultimate album. This is a new and definitive album that allows you to fully experience the biggest stage of the reunion era, which is worthy of being called “Cali Jam of the 1980s”, with the longest and highest quality ever. Knebworth Park, Knebworth Stevenage, Hertfordshire, UK 22nd June 1985 STEREO SBD UPGRADE & LONGER Disc 1 (62:42) 1. Tommy Vance Intro & Richard Skinner Interviews Deep Purple　★New release 2. Toccata And Fugue In D Minor　★Increased opening 3. Highway Star 4. Nobody’s Home 5. Strange Kind Of Woman 6. Blues 7. A Gypsy’s Kiss 8. Perfect Strangers 9. Under The Gun　★Supplement (AUD recording) 10. Lazy (Incl. Drums Solo)　★Supplement (official SBD) 11. Knocking At Your Backdoor Disc 2 (54:09) 1. Difficult To Cure 2. Keyboards Solo 3. Space Truckin’ 4. Woman From Tokyo　★Supplement (AUD recording) 5. Speed ​​King (Incl. Burn) 6. Black Night 7. Smoke On The Water 8. Radio Credits (by Tommy Vance) ★Increase Ian Gillan – Vocals Ritchie Blackmore – Guitar Roger Glover – Bass Jon Lord – Keyboards Ian Paice – Drums STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING