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Mk1 Songbook on Austrian radio
On September 17th Peter Brkusic from the Nasty Habits will present their new CD with Nick Simper The Deep Purple Mark 1 Songbook on Radiofabrik Salzburg in Austria. The show will run between 15:00 and 17:00. Radiofabrik Salzburg is on the air at 107.5 MHz & 97.3 MHz, on cable at 98.6 MHz, and online at www.radiofabrik.at (look for “live stream” link at the bottom of their front page). The whole album will be played.
Nasty Habits performing with Nick Simper at the Dolina Charlotty festival in Poland on August 15. Peter Brkusic on the drums:
At this point we would like to stress that Nasty Habits are not a tribute band and, apart from this project, they do write and perform the material of their own.
Thanks to Peter Brkusic and Jerry Bloom for the info.
Unauthorized copying, while sometimes necessary, is never as good as the real thing
What should I say…
Just another band who wan´t to make money with the DP mythos… ?
Or, thats very funny ?
I don´t know.
*LLRnR*
“LongLiveDeep´N´Purple”
-kraatzy-
September 12th, 2010 at 07:25Current Deep Purple = one original member.
NS & Dirty Habits = one original member of DP…
I know who I’d pay to see if I had the choice….
September 12th, 2010 at 12:44I read quite interesting points of Nick about Deep Purple’s post Mk1 era. He even thinks, that his own band has more progressive ideas than DP released in In Rock…
September 13th, 2010 at 06:44The sound quality on “Hush” was a bit too garbled to make an assessment, but I liked “Chasing Shadows”.
The challenge on a project like this is to maintain the spirit of the original without trying to be a clone, and I think they succeeded in that with original soloing and modified arrangements while keeping it recognizable.
I enjoy these old songs getting a workout. Looks like the crowd had a great time–and the band, too.
September 14th, 2010 at 02:11George….
That may be something he stated, but I don’t any evidence of it as of yet. Nothing New has come from Simper since “Nick Simpers Fandango” days. Would love to hear something new from him rather than falling back to a 40 year old period. When all you are playing is 40 year old material, it’s hard to fathom being ‘progressive’…..
Cheers
September 22nd, 2010 at 18:00I think George was talking tongue in cheek here?
Nick was talking about the progressive nature of MARK 1, not what happened after btw.
Apart from the singer I d love to see MK 1 material LIVE.
A lot of classic songs.
Its hard to compete with Rod,although many people think Rod was average at best.
September 24th, 2010 at 20:12