Deep Purple - Kneel & Pray
(Live in Montreux Casino, October 4th, 1969)
Исполнитель: Deep Purple
Альбом: Kneel & Pray
Recorded (Live) at Montreux Casino,
Switzerland, Saturday Oct. 4th, 1969.
Released on CD: 2003
Label: Sonic Zoom / Purple Records (UK)
Catalog#: PUR 207D
Genre/Style: Hard Rock
Format: FLAC (tracks,cue+log)
Quality: lossless
Cover: JPG, 600 dpi - Full Scan
Total Time 2CD: 01:30:08
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♪ "Deep Purple" состава Mk.II совсем недавно вместе, а написали уже две классные песни: "Kneel & Pray" (рабочее название будущей "Speed King") и "Child In Time". Только через год эти отточенные шедевры будут изданы в альбоме "In Rock". В этой живой записи можно услышать самые ранние, экспериментальные версии этих композиций. Концерт записан в казино в Монтрё, Швейцария, в субботу 4 октября 1969 года. Имеем в виду, что это коллекционное бутлег-издание!
KNEEL & PRAY presents seven songs from seminal U.K metal act Deep Purple recorded live in Montreux in 1969. For the most part, live albums by rock bands are issued after a band has established themselves for a period of time and built up a repertoire that their audiences has become familiar with. In other words, few capture a band just as they had begun to find their identity and sound, such as the 2006 Deep Purple entry from their "Official Archive Collection" titled Live in Montreux 1969. While Montreux would later prove an important locale to the band a few years later (it would serve as the basis for their biggest hit, "Smoke on the Water"), when the group played there in 1969, they were just entering their "hard rock and only hard rock" period, which they would eventually maintain as their trademark style. Although their now-classic album, Deep Purple in Rock wouldn't be released until the middle of the following year, a few of the album's eventual standouts are included as early versions, such as "Speed King" (one of the group's most intense compositions), and the epic "Child in Time." But like most live releases from Purple's MK II-MK IV lineups, several far-too-long jams are included -- the chief culprits here being not one, but two tracks that stretch over the 20-minute mark each ("Wring That Neck" and "Mandrake Root"). Still, points of Live in Montreux 1969 provide an interesting glimpse into a time when Deep Purple decided to stop horsing around, and became one heck of a hard rocking band. ~ Greg Prato
Live from Montreux Casino, Switzerland, Oct 4th 1969. An astonishing discovery, this show was discovered on quarter inch tape, mixed live at the time. Some overloads in places prevented a full-blown release, but it remains one of the best live recordings yet to surface. Seven tracks packaged in a gatefold digipak. Purple Records. 2003.
♪ Tracklist:
CD 1:
1. Speed King (Kneel & Pray) - 5:54
2. Hush - 6:55
3. Child In Time - 12:44
4. Wring That Neck - 20:33
CD 2:
1. Paint It Black - 13:52
2. Mandrake Root - 24:43
3. Kentucky Woman - 5:27
♪ Personnel:
• Ritchie Blackmore - guitar
• Ian Gillan - vocals, percussion
• Jon Lord - organ, keyboards
• Roger Glover - bass
• Ian Paice - drums, percussion
KNEEL & PRAY presents seven songs from seminal U.K metal act Deep Purple recorded live in Montreux in 1969. For the most part, live albums by rock bands are issued after a band has established themselves for a period of time and built up a repertoire that their audiences has become familiar with. In other words, few capture a band just as they had begun to find their identity and sound, such as the 2006 Deep Purple entry from their "Official Archive Collection" titled Live in Montreux 1969. While Montreux would later prove an important locale to the band a few years later (it would serve as the basis for their biggest hit, "Smoke on the Water"), when the group played there in 1969, they were just entering their "hard rock and only hard rock" period, which they would eventually maintain as their trademark style. Although their now-classic album, Deep Purple in Rock wouldn't be released until the middle of the following year, a few of the album's eventual standouts are included as early versions, such as "Speed King" (one of the group's most intense compositions), and the epic "Child in Time." But like most live releases from Purple's MK II-MK IV lineups, several far-too-long jams are included -- the chief culprits here being not one, but two tracks that stretch over the 20-minute mark each ("Wring That Neck" and "Mandrake Root"). Still, points of Live in Montreux 1969 provide an interesting glimpse into a time when Deep Purple decided to stop horsing around, and became one heck of a hard rocking band. ~ Greg Prato
Live from Montreux Casino, Switzerland, Oct 4th 1969. An astonishing discovery, this show was discovered on quarter inch tape, mixed live at the time. Some overloads in places prevented a full-blown release, but it remains one of the best live recordings yet to surface. Seven tracks packaged in a gatefold digipak. Purple Records. 2003.
CD 1:
1. Speed King (Kneel & Pray) - 5:54
2. Hush - 6:55
3. Child In Time - 12:44
4. Wring That Neck - 20:33
CD 2:
1. Paint It Black - 13:52
2. Mandrake Root - 24:43
3. Kentucky Woman - 5:27
♪ Personnel:
• Ritchie Blackmore - guitar
• Ian Gillan - vocals, percussion
• Jon Lord - organ, keyboards
• Roger Glover - bass
• Ian Paice - drums, percussion
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