Tags : “Roger Glover”

Now What?! isn't classic Deep Purple, but it's well-crafted '70s style progressive rock.

Review in Music — by Wesley Britton — on May 01, 2013

The remastered Live in Paris 1975 is an essential milestone in Deep Purple history.

Review in Music — by Wesley Britton — on Jan 28, 2013

A document of Deep Purple with then new guitarist Steve Morse taking over the reigns.

Review in Music — by Wesley Britton — on Apr 06, 2012

Deep Purple: Chapter 21. An accidental live classic from Deep Purple.

Review in Music — by David Bowling — on Jan 25, 2012

The Mark VIII incarnation of Deep Purple takes off.

Review in Music — by David Bowling — on Jan 05, 2012

Deep Purple: Chapter 16. Still rocking after all these years.

Review in Music — by David Bowling — on Jan 01, 2012

Deep Purple: Chapter 11. The most famous Deep Purple line-up reunited in the studio and on the road.

Review in Music — by David Bowling — on Dec 10, 2011

Intense musicianship and cool orchestral arrangements make this a classic rock winner.

Review in Music — by The Other Chad — on Nov 30, 2011

Deep Purple: Chapter 6. Deep Purple entered hard rock history with the release of Machine Head.

Review in Music — by David Bowling — on Nov 29, 2011

Deep Purple bassist, Roger Glover, steps out on his own with a new solo album.

Review in Music — by David Bowling — on Nov 22, 2011