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Deep Purple
Released 1999

Help!
06:03
99 plays

Smooth Dancer
04:11
99 plays

Anthem
06:32
97 plays

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- 1
- Hush
- 04:27
- 324 plays

- 2
- Help!
- 06:03
- 99 plays

- 3
- Shadows [Demo 1968]
- 03:30
- 64 plays

- 4
- Love Help Me [Instrumental Demo 1968]
- 03:25
- 95 plays

- 5
- Kentucky Woman [Single Version]
- 04:14
- 114 plays

- 6
- Anthem
- 06:32
- 97 plays

- 7
- River Deep, Mountain High [Single Version]
- 02:37
- 88 plays

- 8
- Emmaretta
- 03:00
- 82 plays

- 9
- The Bird Has Flown [Single Version]
- 02:53
- 93 plays

- 10
- Hallelujah
- 03:47
- 69 plays

- 11
- Speed King [Full Length UK Version]
- 05:53
- 85 plays

- 12
- Child in Time
- 10:21
- 105 plays

- 13
- Cry Free [Outtake 1970][Mix]
- 03:23
- 53 plays

- 14
- Black Night [Full-Length U.K.version]
- 03:27
- 96 plays

- 15
- Jam Stew [Outtake 1970]
- 02:33
- 64 plays

- 16
- Into the Fire [Live 1971]
- 04:20
- 72 plays

- 17
- No No No [Live 1971]
- 07:16
- 89 plays

- 18
- Strange Kind of Woman
- 04:03
- 104 plays

- 19
- I'm Alone
- 03:04
- 91 plays

- 20
- Fireball
- 03:24
- 89 plays

- 21
- Demon's Eye
- 05:21
- 85 plays

- 22
- Anyone's Daughter
- 04:45
- 69 plays

- 23
- Fools
- 08:19
- 62 plays

- 24
- No One Came
- 06:27
- 78 plays

- 25
- Freedom [Outtake 1971]
- 03:36
- 61 plays

- 26
- Slow Train [Outtake 1971]
- 05:35
- 51 plays

- 27
- Never Before
- 04:02
- 78 plays

- 28
- When a Blind Man Cries
- 03:34
- 104 plays

- 29
- Highway Star
- 06:09
- 479 plays

- 30
- Smoke on the Water
- 05:42
- 369 plays

- 31
- Pictures of Home
- 05:07
- 86 plays

- 32
- Space Truckin'
- 04:35
- 287 plays

- 33
- Printed Horse [1972 Outtake]
- 05:15
- 88 plays

- 34
- Smoke on the Water [Live 1972]
- 07:13
- 330 plays

- 35
- Lazy [Live 1972]
- 10:34
- 104 plays

- 36
- Woman from Tokyo
- 05:50
- 219 plays

- 37
- Mary Long
- 04:26
- 82 plays

- 38
- Super Trouper
- 02:56
- 95 plays

- 39
- Smooth Dancer
- 04:11
- 99 plays

- 40
- Burn
- 06:02
- 174 plays

- 41
- Might Just Take Your Life
- 04:39
- 103 plays

- 42
- Sail Away
- 05:51
- 227 plays

- 43
- Coronarias Redig
- 04:55
- 64 plays

- 44
- Stormbringer
- 04:08
- 87 plays

- 45
- Hold On
- 05:09
- 151 plays

- 46
- Lady Double Dealer [Live 1975]
- 04:17
- 58 plays

- 47
- Gettin' Tighter
- 03:37
- 74 plays

- 48
- Comin' Home
- 03:53
- 158 plays

- 49
- Knocking at Your Back Door
- 07:07
- 255 plays

- 50
- Perfect Strangers
- 05:28
- 813 plays

- 51
- Son of Alerik [7'' Single Version]
- 05:28
- 82 plays

- 52
- Call of the Wild
- 04:53
- 75 plays

- 53
- Bad Attitude [Single Version]
- 04:03
- 93 plays

- 54
- Hard Lovin' Woman [Live 1987]
- 04:05
- 86 plays

- 55
- Hush '88 [Live 1988]
- 03:32
- 83 plays

- 56
- King of Dreams [Single Version]
- 04:50
- 129 plays

- 57
- Fire in the Basement
- 04:43
- 207 plays

- 58
- Slow Down Sister
- 05:58
- 107 plays

- 59
- The Battle Rages On
- 05:57
- 65 plays

- 60
- Anya [Live 1993]
- 12:11
- 71 plays

- 61
- A Castle Full of Rascals
- 05:11
- 63 plays

- 62
- Seventh Heaven
- 05:23
- 54 plays

album review

A lot of care went into the track selection and mastering on this four-CD set, devoted to 30 years in the history of Deep Purple -- though for most listeners, discs one through three, devoted to the band's first eight years, are what will really count. Deep Purple recorded significant bodies of work in several styles, but the years 1968 through 1974, when they evolved out of psychedelia and into heavy metal, are the vitally important ones. The first disc is a treat not only for Deep Purple fans but '60s British rock completists, highlighted by two previously unissued tracks dating from a time when the band was apparently still known officially as Roundabout.

The band's chart singles and a beautifully lyrical and reflective version of the Beatles' "Help" open the first disk, and it's hard not to love those early singles. And then comes "Hallelujah (I Am the Preacher)," which opens the group's classic heavy metal era and heralds the arrival of Ian Gillan on lead vocals and Roger Glover on bass. From there on, and for most of the next two-and-a-half CDs, this set threatens to fry any speakers or ears in its presence. Disc two is from the core of the group's prime years, from the spring of 1971 through the end of that year. The Fireball and Machine Head albums are well represented, and some of this music is surprisingly durable. Disc three covers the peak years, closing out in 1975 at the end of the Tommy Bolin/Glenn Hughes lineup, and disc four picks up with the 1984 reunion. The packaging is slightly awkward, but it comes with a 55-page booklet giving just about the fullest easily available account of the band's impact and importance. ~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guide