Deep Purple 1995-2002 4 DVDs : "Around The World Live"

[Everflow]

Plusieurs concerts plus ou moins récents sur différents continents au programme de ce coffret à paraitre le 19 mai :

More information has been revealed about the upcoming DEEP PURPLE box set titled "Around The World Live", which is being prepared for release by Edel. The deluxe-edition four-DVD box set is slated for release in UK on Edel's subsidiary Eagle Vision on May 19. As of now, there is no information on availability and release dates in other markets.

The box set contents includes the following four DVDs:

DVD 1: Bombay Calling, India 1995
DVD 2: Total Abandon, Australia 1999
DVD 3: Live At The NEC, England 2002
DVD 4: Access All Areas

According to a posting on the The Deep Purple Appreciation Society web site, the fourth DVD in the upcoming box set, listed as the "documentary film about the Steve Morse era" is a 90-minute edit of a fly-on-the-wall "Access All Areas", which has been in production for some years.

Following the "Total Abandon" tour of Australia in 1999, it was decided to document life on the road with the band. Collated primarily over a four-year period and starting in Japan 2000, Ian Gillan, Ian Paice and Drew Thompson collected vision from the tours. According to Drew, "it's an amazing insight into life on the road, and takes a look at elements of touring never really seen. It was never meant to showcase the performances from this period, but shows life on the road as it really happens; the fun, the humour, the politics and the camaraderie. The transition period of Jon Lord leaving the band and Don Airey reinvigorating proceedings has been captured at close hand, beautifully complimenting the live NEC performance. This is a must-see for any fan of the band."

The full "Access All Area" documentary runs to beyond three hours, and has been edited down for the new DVD package. Drew expects that later in 2008 a full-length version will be released. If it is, that may leave the NEC 2002 show as the only disc exclusive to "Around The World Live".

[Everflow]

C'est sorti, on peut en lire une chronique enthousiaste ici : http://www.black-sabbath.com/news/2008/ ... world.html



Track Listing
Disc #1 “Bombay Calling—India 1995”
1) Fireball
2) Maybe I’m A Leo
3) Black Night
4) The Battle Rages On
5) Woman From Tokyo
6) Perpendicular Waltz
7) When A Blind Man Cries
8) Perfect Strangers
9) Pictures Of Home
10) Child In Time
11) Anya
12) Space Truckin’
13) Guitar Solo
14) Lazy
15) Speed King
16) Highway Star
17) Smoke On The Water
Bonus Material “Live In Seoul South Korea 1995”
1) Black Night
2) Woman From Tokyo
3) When A Blind Man Cries
4) Perfect Strangers
5) Child In Time
6) Speed King
7) Highway Star
8) Smoke On The Water

Disc #2 “Total Abandon—Australia 1999”
1) Ted The Mechanic
2) Strange Kind Of Woman
3) Bloodsucker
4) Pictures Of Home
5) Almost Human
6) Woman From Tokyo
7) Watching The Sky
8) Fireball
9) Sometimes I Feel Like Screaming
10) Guitar Solo
11) Smoke On The Water
12) Lazy
13) Perfect Strangers
14) Speed King
15) Black Night
16) Highway Star

Disc #3 “Live At The NEC—England 2002”
1) Fireball
2) Woman From Tokyo
3) Mary Long
4) Ted The Mechanic
5) Lazy
6) The Well-Dressed Guitar
7) When A Blind Man Cries
8) Space Truckin’
9) Keyboard Solo
10) Perfect Strangers
11) Speed King
12) Guitar Solo
13) Smoke On The Water
14) Hush
15) Black Night
16) Highway Star

[schimansky]

Il est à 30 € en moyenne sur les sites commerciaux.
Est-ce que quelqu'un l'a déjà écouté ?
Apporte-t-il un plus par rapport aux dvd de Montreux 1996 et 2006 ?

[Everflow]

Ce sont des tournées différentes par rapport aux DVDs de Montreux, donc il faudrait comparer les setlists mais je pense qu'il doit y avoir pas mal de différences

Montreux 96 :

1. "Fireball"
2. "Ted the Mechanic"
3. "Pictures of Home"
4. "Black Night"
5. "Cascades: I'm Not Your Lover"
6. "Woman from Tokyo"
7. "No One Came"
8. "When a Blind Man Cries"
9. "Hey Cisco"
10. "Speed King"
11. "Smoke on the Water"
[edit] Bonus Tracks
12. "'69"
13. "Perfect Strangers"
14. "When a Blind Man Cries"
15. "Lazy"
16. "Highway Star"

Montreux 2006 :

DVD 1
1. "Pictures of Home"
2. "Things I Never Said"
3. "Strange Kind of Woman"
4. "Rapture of the Deep"
5. "Wrong Man"
6. "The Well-Dressed Guitar"
7. "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye"
8. "When a Blind Man Cries"
9. "Lazy"
10. "Keyboard Solo"
11. "Space Truckin'"
12. "Highway Star"
13. "Smoke on the Water"
14. "Hush" (with Michael Bradford)
15. "Too Much Fun" (jam) (with "Funky" Claude Nobs)
16. "Black Night"
[edit] DVD 2
1. "Fireball"
2. "I Got Your Number"
3. "Strange Kind of Woman"
4. "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye"
5. "Rapture of the Deep"
6. "Wrong Man"
7. "Lazy"
8. "Perfect Strangers"
9. "Highway Star"
10. "Smoke on the Water"

[schimansky]

Merci.
Bon, de toute façon je pense que je ne résisterai pas à l'acheter, même s'il risque de faire un peu doublon avec les autres.

[Everflow]

Dans le même genre, 4 live d'archive et bien connus des fans vont sortir en même temps ce mois-ci :

Eagle Rock Entertainment has announced the August 16th release of four double-discs of the deepest of DEEP PURPLE’s onstage action: Scandinavian Nights, In Concert 1970-1972, Live In London and MK III: The Final Concerts.

Scandinavian Nights, from 1970, features the most classic of Purple lineups, lead guitarist Ritchie Blackmore, keyboardist Jon Lord, vocalist Ian Gillan, drummer Ian Paice and bassist Roger Glover. Recorded for Swedish radio while on tour in support of their groundbreaking In Rock album, the band, a well-oiled machine of epic proportions, rips through elongated versions of 'Speed King', 'Into The Fire', 'Child In Time', 'Wring That Neck', a cover of the ROLLING STONES’ 'Paint It Black' (as a Paice drum solo), 'Mandrake Root' and 'Black Night'.

The same lineup In Concert 1970-1972 recorded two shows for the BBC. The 1970 gig is four songs stretched out to almost 50 minutes in true DP style like no other band ever - 'Speed King', 'Child In Time', 'Wring That Neck' and 'Mandrake Root'. In the ’72 concert, they performed every song off their classic Machinehead album (except 'Pictures Of Home') including a 21-minute version of 'Space Truckin''.

This is the first time Live In London has been released in North America on CD. Complete with new frontman David Coverdale and new bassist Glenn Hughes (essentially giving the band two lead singers), the band were back home in London in 1974 performing in support of the Burn album. The band, indeed, burned through the title track, 'Might Just Take Your Life', 'Lay Down Stay Down', 'Mistreated', 'Smoke On The Water' and, on Disc #2, 'You Fool No One' and 'Space Truckin’'.

A year later, with no idea its lead guitarist and co-founding member Ritchie Blackmore had already decided to leave the band, Deep Purple, with Coverdale and Hughes now solidly entrenched and performing magnificently, embarked on a European tour in support of Stormbringer. MK III The Final Concerts excitingly documents Blackmore’s swan song with the band on 'Burn', 'Stormbringer', 'Gypsy', 'Lady Double Dealer', 'Mistreated', 'Smoke On The Water', 'You Fool No One', 'Space Truckin’', 'Going Down/Highway Star', and alternate versions of 'Mistreated' and 'You Fool No One'.

[olivier64]

4 albums fabuleux.