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The fingers write them…
This is an excerpt from the promotional interview with the band recorded in December 2012:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WJHa6aeowE
90 seconds from Out Of Hand:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFkj0rUM6g0
A slightly different excerpt from the same inerview as the above, this one was posted by the record company:
Thanks to topartistvideos for posting it and to Andrey Gusenkov for bringing it to your attention.
Unauthorized copying, while sometimes necessary, is never as good as the real thing
A big thank you for this trilogy. We don’t get to see the band captured live in the studio environment that often. Unfortunately, I have succumbed to temptation and can’t stop viewing the Out of Hand clip. It’s a beauty.
Cheers
April 18th, 2013 at 06:16John.
At least Ian Paice mentions the older days. It seems to be that Ezrin is being hailed as a saviour, & that he may be, judging on the past few decades of some of Purples production. Martin Birch used to get it right didn’t he. Ezrin is possibly reminding the lads of how it used to be & also how it should be produced.
April 18th, 2013 at 10:54A good producer is an extra member of the band in a way. He should be able to see the bigger picture & also ‘know’ what is going down with each member of the band. Making it happen, stepping back from it when he knows he has to, getting back in there when he should be in there! And in the older days, maybe separating certain members of some bands, from physical altercations or even stopping them from bumping up their individual instruments recorded levels, on the mixing board. Or was that the engineers extra requirement?
But that doesn’t happen these days, surely not…………!
A good producer is an extra member of the band in a way. He should be able to see the bigger picture & also ‘know’ what is going down with each member of the band. Making it happen, stepping back from it when he knows he has to, getting back in there when he should be in there! And in the older days, maybe separating certain members of some bands, from physical altercations or even stopping them from bumping up their individual instruments recorded levels, on the mixing board. Or was that the engineers extra requirement?
April 18th, 2013 at 10:56But that doesn’t happen these days, surely not…………!
Likewise, I hadn’t intended to hear any more of the new album before it comes out but they had tacked “Out of Hand” onto the France24 interview. I figured the channel would use “All the Time in the World” again. It is hard not to go back and take another listen to the longer clip!
First of all, THIS is Deep Purple. Of the released teasers, this is the one that generates the most interest–from the heavy rhythmic qualities of the bottom end and vocals to the harmonic Hammond setting. VERY, very nice!
Second, musical resolution came up with the idea that some sort of finality needs to end a phrase. This is ironic given that in the clip, some of the chord changes do NOT reflect this kind of resolution! Deep Purple is in fact kind of famous for these odd phrasings (especially in some of Blackmore’s latter-day solos).
Third, Roger Glover is looking suspiciously more and more like my father-in-law…
April 19th, 2013 at 02:25Good to see a “Push” for this new release. These guys deserve more media attention. This album should be a “Big Deal.” I just heard the Rolling Mummies are going to tour for a handful of shows and everyone is going ape turds….what new is coming out of their camp?
April 19th, 2013 at 12:43I like this 90 sec clip of the band and the jam. Sounds a bit Led Zep to me but with the Purple Keyboards to make it happen. I am excited about this new album. @2 I have been mistaken for Yannie once or twice…..O’well.
Center clip falls under the “leak factor?!” Not an officially approved(sourced) online item. 🙂
April 19th, 2013 at 16:40Throw all speculation to the wind, nobody will know what hits them.
April 19th, 2013 at 16:47sorry @ 4
April 19th, 2013 at 22:37