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 It is not a matter of long jams I think. It is a matter of 'surprise' which used to be a basic element in a DP concert.



Agree, but i think that that surprise is gone because of the information sharing on the internet !! Now we know what to expect, in the 70´s it wasn´t like that !! emoticon

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João



The surprise is gone, because they´ve played the same solo for 7 years. Nothing new at all.
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again i disagree mr snip emoticon in the mk2 golden years, the voice/guitar duel on SKOW was always the same thing and melodies ! in the old days they also had planned stuff and repeated stuff ... i just think that nowadys we know what they done last gig , so it´s hard to surprise someone , if someone keeps away from the info on the net they´ll be fine emoticon

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again i disagree mr snip emoticon in the mk2 golden years, the voice/guitar duel on SKOW was always the same thing and melodies ! in the old days they also had planned stuff and repeated stuff ... i just think that nowadys we know what they done last gig , so it´s hard to surprise someone , if someone keeps away from the info on the net they´ll be fine emoticon

Rock On

João



And again, I do not accept that the fact we know which songs are played is the reason there´s no surprises. It hasn´t to much to do with that. they´ve been playing the same crap for the last 7 years. Listen to the boots. Whenever did anyone do something challaging during a solo? Whenever did they challange each other? There is absolutely no surprises. No matter what tune, you already know Morse´s single solo. The only one he´s able to pull off. No news only the same rehashed !@#$. Listen to Speed King anno 2001. Half the solo spots are an exact replica of what they did in ´93.
Sure they also did do safe stuff in the seventies. I´ve never cared about the vocal/guitar duel in SKOW. It was pretty crappy most of the time. And god damn awfull all the time since 1972.

Of course you´re entitled not to agree with my opinions, they just happen to be my personal opinion, and a major reason why I won´t buy anything DP, tickets or CD´s, never mind, they are not worth the money. I am not in a situation, where I think that Airey/Gillan/Glover/Morse/Paice retirement fonds are more important than my own, and when I buy music _or_ a ticket for a show, I want full value for my money, and not listening to an alcoholic singer, with a guitarist who doesn´t care a bit, together with a hired hand on the keys, and a bass-player who has been semi-retired ever since '73. I thoght I mentioned Paice´s money grabbing attitude, but then again, I wont. It´s a fact that Paice only cares about the money and not the music. Everybody half close in the circles knows that, I just say it.
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 Whenever did anyone do something challaging during a solo? Whenever did they challange each other?



I totally agree these questions are spot on, and that's a shame. emoticon

Otherwise I don't agree with all your !@#$, Michael, but it does make some fun reading. emoticon

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 About what "surprise" means...
 When you see a mark II or III live video (unfortunately I haven't found mark I)the surprise element is there even if you know the setlist.
 For me it was there in the first years of Steve's in DP.But the last years, and especially after Jon's departure DP seem to have become more flat than ever...
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 About what "surprise" means...
 When you see a mark II or III live video (unfortunately I haven't found mark I)the surprise element is there even if you know the setlist.
 For me it was there in the first years of Steve's in DP.But the last years, and especially after Jon's departure DP seem to have become more flat than ever...




They now have a by the numbers/day at the office feel.And a lack of energy as well.I noticed it in 2001,and the stuff I've heard since hasn't changed my mind.Seeing Steve with the Dregs the other month really drove that home as he was so much more into that project,and the Dregs haven't done much new material lately.Purple is still a great band with fine musicians,just no drive.IMHO of course.
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douros wrote:

 About what "surprise" means...
 When you see a mark II or III live video (unfortunately I haven't found mark I)the surprise element is there even if you know the setlist.
 For me it was there in the first years of Steve's in DP.But the last years, and especially after Jon's departure DP seem to have become more flat than ever...



SAdly have to agree with this. based on the boots I have, I have to say that the ))) shows were some of the most dissapointing to date. They still play very well live, but is lacks something..........i'm sure some fluent English speaker can find teh correct word emoticon

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In 91 I didn't absolutely know what the set-list could be about ...and it was a real pleasure

In 93, Internet was still in the limbs, at least for me and I could only know by a friend that there was a surprise from Fireball record

Today with the net, you can know anything immediately, if you don't take care, you can even have a boot before you see DP on stage

Between 84 and 93, 3 different line-up, 3 periods : 84/87 gigs are different from the TBRO ones.

HS sang by Turner is not something I would recommand to someone to discover DP on stage but it was different from Gillans performances

Now, since 96, what is different in HS ? Nothing.
I'm fed up of the classics played by the current line-up (ie current guitarist !)
Enough of SOTW, HS, SK, Lazy, Black Night !

I understand they don't play for die-hard fans but for everybody, and people expect classics but what was the need of a complete MH on stage ? Did they really believe most of their audience knew Maybe I'm a Leo or Never Before ?

People didn't know more Never Before than The Battle Rages On by exemple.
I don't care if they play Into the fire, Mary Long ar anything from In ROck to WDWTWA, they have played nearly every songs from these records since 96...but almost none from the 80s records and it is a shame !!

I don't like Maybe I'm a Leo, it's a boring song (though,pleasant to play)and I'd love to hear Solitaire or Nasty Piece of Work on stage

That's also why I'm enthousiastic about GIllan's Inn project. Nothing new here to say the least, but maybe is there the promise of a tour and the possibility hear him sing something radically different from his Purple stuff
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For me one of the best tracks ever :
Flight On The Rat, I can't understand why
guys never will play this number alive.
Place In Line, will also be nice too see live.
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There is only a small core of songs from the pre-reunion days that need to be played at each concert. Four, to be exact. 'Highway Star', 'Smoke', 'Space Truckin'' and 'Woman From Tokyo'. They probably should play 'Hush' and maybe 'Kentucky Woman', making it six. This gives you all of the songs that are known by the general public, which constitutes most of the attendees of their concerts looking for a bit of hard rock nostalgia. You can throw in songs from most other albums as you go along.

They need to rotate different songs in and out of the set list. There are a lot of great songs that are in their catalog. All that they have to do is to keep away from songs that IG has too much trouble singing these days, like CIT.

Either way, keep the core songs and mix and match the newer stuff with some of the older tunes. This will keep the more informed fans happy while keeping the more casual listeners interested.

 
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