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Chance on a Feeling
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Tender Babes
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Hollywood Rock and Roll
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Bach Onto This
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Before I Forget
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Say It's All Right
- 04:50
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Burntwood
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Where Are You?
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Going Home
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Pavane
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Lady
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For a Friend
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Interview
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album review
Deep Purple keyboardist Jon Lord began work on his solo album during his time in Whitesnake in the early '80s. Before I Forget was the result, an album that is half instrumental and half rock songs. Like many a metal musician, Lord tried to bridge the gap between classical and rock with questionable success. Still, this is definitely an interesting mix that may lack cohesion, but may appeal to Deep Purple fans who wanted to see the group evolve in this direction anyway. ~ Bradley Torreano, All Music Guide
more albums by this artist
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- Live at the Basement
- Released 2003
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- Pictured Within
- Released 1999
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- Beyond the Notes
- Released 2004
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- Sarabande
- Released 1976
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Jon Lord isn't Slipknot...
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- By cs188
- 6/18/2009 12:58:15
- Hah, seems like many who listened to Slipknot's "Before I Forget" got linked to this album profile.
- 1 out of 1 people
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