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The culmination of The Beatles craft, wielding their most refined sound and most witty and infectious tracks. The boys were firing on all cylinders with this one.

Ritchie Blackmore, The Unsung Guitar God, John Lord, Fingers the speed of a machine gun, Ian Gillan, Shrieks of a Banshee, Ian Paise, Pumping drums, Roger Glover, the glue that kept every thing together. What you get is one of the greatest lineups in all of music. The guitar work for the time was surreal, Mr. Blackmore should be mentioned with the likes of Hendrix and Page. The aspect of the organ added a whole new layer and John Lord was the perfect fit. Lord, Gillan, and Blackmore seemed like ... read more

Kate's most ambitious and off kilter album. She took her wacky nature and went full throttle. If the donkey noises haven't sold you on it I don't know what will.

This encapsulates everything Death did well and cranked it up to 11. The guitar work on this thing is bone crushing, The drums are breaking speedometer's. Chucks vocals are better than ever. Not a single dull moment on this album.