his solo performances, none of the songs from Slaves and Masters have been performed live since Deep Purple's 1991 World Tour. The world tour set list also included "Burn" and "Hey Joe", which had always been vetoed by Ian Gillan. "King of Dreams" was also part of the set list of the Hughes Turner Project's European and Japanese tours in 2002. This version can be found on HTP's live album Live in Tokyo (2002). Reception Following its release, Slaves and Masters was met with mixed reception from critics. AllMusic's Alex Henderson gave the album a negative review, saying that "the songwriting is weak and pedestrian, and most of the time, the once-mighty Purple (who were at least 16 years past their prime) sound like a generic Foreigner wannabe". The same concept was expressed in the reviews by journalists Martin Popoff and Joel McIver, who described Slaves and Masters "a bit like a latter-day Rainbow album" and an "extravagant piece of AOR-ness ... incredibly lightweight", respectively. However, they salvaged a few songs, such as "King of Dreams", "Love Conquers All" and "Fire in the Basement", which "make at least a reasonable effort to match Purple’s catalogue". Jon Lord himself, more than his mates Glover and Paice, never recognized this record as a Deep Purple album. On the other hand, Turner openly praised Slaves and Masters'' by saying it was "probably (the) last great Purple album there was (...) It's a great album, (it) stands up to these days, one of the best recorded, best written (...) I can name every title and just go...who can beat that?". Track listing The vinyl edition has "Fortuneteller" as track 4 Fire Ice & Dynamite (Music from the Original Soundtrack) "Fire, Ice & Dynamite" (Blackmore, Glover, Turner) - 4:33 Personnel Deep Purple Joe Lynn Turner – lead vocals Ritchie Blackmore – guitars Roger Glover – bass, additional keyboards, production, mixing Jon Lord – organ, keyboards, string arrangements Ian Paice – drums Additional musicians String orchestra led by Jesse Levy Production notes Recorded in early/mid 1990 at Greg Rike Productions in Orlando, Florida Additional recordings at Sountec Studios Inc. and the Powerstation in New York Engineered by Nick Blagona Additional mixing by Nick Blagona at The Powerstation Raymond D'Addario – production assistant Wally Walters, Peter Hodgson, Matthew Lamonica, Dan Gellert - assistant engineers Mastered by Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound, New York Charts Album Singles Certifications