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Deep Purple Perfect Strangers
Deep Purple's definitive Mark II lineup finally caved in to the temptation \nof the almighty dollar, "made up," and reunited for 1984's Perfect Strangers. \nLuckily, it is one of the better examples of a reunion album, although \nthe band's uneasy camaraderie only lasted a few more years. "Knocking \nat Your Back Door" opens the album with a roar. Ian Gillan's lyrics don't \nmake much sense, but Ritchie Blackmore's guitar riffs and Ian Paice's \nthunderous drumming carry this song as well as the rest of the album. \nThe robotic rhythm of the title cut relies on Jon Lord's organ work. The \n1999 remastered reissue features the bonus track "Son of Alerik." This \nfascinating, mid-tempo, ten-minute instrumental was the B-side of the \n"Perfect Strangers"
This rock cd contains 10 tracks and runs 53min 43sec.
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  1. Deep Purple - Knocking At Your Back Door (06:55)
  2. Deep Purple - Under The Gun (04:35)
  3. Deep Purple - Nobody's Home (03:56)
  4. Deep Purple - Mean Streak (04:18)
  5. Deep Purple - Perfect Strangers (05:21)
  6. Deep Purple - A Gypsy's Kiss (05:09)
  7. Deep Purple - Wasted Sunsets (03:54)
  8. Deep Purple - Hungry Daze (04:57)
  9. Deep Purple - Not Responsible (04:44)
  10. Deep Purple - Son of Alerik (09:50)
    Deep Purple's definitive Mark II lineup finally caved in to the temptation \nof the almighty dollar, "made up," and reunited for 1984's Perfect Strangers. \nLuckily, it is one of the better examples of a reunion album, although \nthe band's uneasy camarad


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