Vinyl Records Deep Purple - Burn [LP]

Deep Purple is a British rock band founded in London in 1967. He is known as a pioneer of heavy metal and modern hard rock, but his musical style has changed over the years. Initially, the band performed in the genres of psychedelic and progressive rock, but from 1970 the sound became heavier. The band is also known for their high-profile performances, including a 1972 performance at the Rainbow Theater in London that earned them a Guinness World Record for being the "loudest band on the planet".

Deep Purple's 1974 album Burn is one of the highlights of their career. It was the first album to feature the then-little-known vocalist David Coverdale. The band had already changed their line-up, and this album marked the debut of a new line-up known as Mark III. “Burn” is characterized by powerful riffs, energy and impressive vocal performances. One of the most famous tracks from the album “Burn” is characterized by an incendiary atmosphere. Its text tells about a mysterious woman who possesses magical powers capable of burning everything around. It represents danger, power, and inner conflict.

The album contains 8 tracks.

• Side A:
  • Burn
  • Might Just Take Your Life
  • Lay Down, Stay Down
  • Sail Away
• Side B:
  • You Fool No One
  • What's Goin' On Here
  • Mistreated
  • "A" 200