Title: Great in its own right
Product review: This C.D. is underated in my view. There are timeless songs contained on it, and overall I think as C.D's go this one has a significant amount of great tracks, which compared to some which have two or three at best is rare.It's a shame it gets compared to other Purple stuff, as it was a departure. The Hughes influence really comes through and you can track this influence back to his days in Trapeze, and yes I believe Blackmore said it wasn't for him and left.Zepplin certainly had numerous departures from their traditional 'sound', usually sucessfully, however some loyal fans saw these as not as good, just because it was a departure.The more influence and style the more the band can grow, and if not maybe the band has gone as far as it can...At the end of the day, this is one of the best C.D's around, it just so happens to be Deep Purple, enjoy it for what it is, not other stuff Purple has produced
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