01. Time For Bedlam
02. Hip Boots
03. All I Got Is You
04. One Night In Vegas
05. Get Me Out Of Here
06. The Surprising
07. Johnny's Band
08. On Top Of The World
09. Birds Of Prey
10. Roadhouse Blues (The
Doors Cover)
InFinite is
Rock legends Deep Purple's 20th
studio album, which is an impressive milestone to say the least.
Opener Time For
Bedlam sounds like classic Deep
Purple but with a modern production, courtesy of legendary producer Bob Ezrin, and lyrics that remind you
that we're all in 2017.
"Sucking my
milk from the venomous tit of the state, This clearly designed to suppress
every thought of escape"
It's a great Rock song which features their
signature Hammond organ and Steve Morse's
magical guitar tones making it exactly what I wanted to hear from a new Deep Purple single.
The good news is
that the opener is a great indicator for what the rest of the album holds.
Every track is strong, and very much Deep
Purple. My personal favourites are The
Surprising and All I Got Is You,
but that may change on my next listen, as it's one of those albums where you
hear something new in the songs with each play, demonstrating what a multi-layered
and well written piece of work InFinite
is.
How Deep Purple
and Bob Ezrin have managed to make
this 20th album sound so fresh and interesting without compromising the classic
and identifiable sound of the band is truly an impressive feat. InFinite is a really strong record,
and a must for all Deep Purple fans.
The forthcoming tour has been named The
Long Goodbye by the band, so if InFinite
ends up being the last studio album they make, they will have certainly ended their career
on a high.
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