Deep Purple/WI, USA 1985

“August 17, 1985 East Troy Performance”. This is the full audience recording. The quality is really neat. Actually, it is not the type that can be mistaken for a sound board because it is a little far away, but the master freshness is wonderful. It is a recording that has been known to enthusiasts for a long time, but this work is said to be its highest peak. It has been newly transferred in recent years, and there is no distortion or deterioration, and the fresh sound is unwavering and stable from beginning to end. (There is also the contact sound of the microphone at the beginning, but it becomes a beautiful sound by the time the performance begins). It is such a master that it was even used as a complement to the DVD (15 seconds of intro to “Knocking At Your Back Door”). What is depicted with that sound is a full show overwhelmed by the immense popularity of DEEP PURPLE. In fact, it was a recording that drew loud cheers, and the enthusiasm was amazing. There was a vast sea of ​​polite applause that spread far and wide, and the amount of heat radiated by each voice was incredible. Of course, there are whistles flying between songs, but also during the performance, and the roar of a wild bastard and yellow screams mix together. Just to be sure, this is not the type of game where you will be bothered by loud and strange voices. However, there is always a carpet of applause beneath the performers. This enthusiasm is so good. wonderful. If anything, DEEP PURPLE is an authentic performance group, and they also have a cool image. If you’re working in Japan, you can feel the concentration of not missing even a single note. However, what you hear from this work is completely different. Is that really aero? Guns? It’s such a crazy enthusiasm that I thought, and it had a tremendous street feel. In the middle of “Gypsys Kiss”, the huge crowd surged like an ocean… What a huge event PURPLE’s revival was, and how incredible their popularity was in the United States. It is also a documentary album where you can witness the real scene. I’ve mentioned many times that the “PERFECT STRANGER TOUR” was in its honeymoon period, but it wasn’t just a sugarcoat of being good friends, it was a craze that involved the world. There is one standing in the middle of it. Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy, Wisconsin, USA 17th August 1985 TRULY AMAZING SOUND Disc 1 (50:29) 1. Announcer Talking 2. Intro Music 3. Highway Star 4. Nobodys Home 5. Strange Kind Of Woman 6. Blues 7. Gypsys Kiss 8. Perfect Strangers 9. Under The Gun 10. Lazy 11. Drum Solo Disc 2 (63:56) 1. Child In Time 2. Knocking At Your Back Door 3. Difficult To Cure 4. Keyboard Solo 5 . Space Truckin’ 6. Woman From Tokyo 7. Smoke On The Water