The vibe: Fiery 70s hard rock driven by roaring blues vocals and heavy, hyper-speed Hammond organ. Hot take: This lineup shift should have derailed the band, but David Coverdale’s gritty delivery alongside Glenn Hughes’ ridiculous vocal range gave the whole dynamic an entirely fresh, untamed spark. Ian Paice’s drum track on the remastered cut has so much snap and weight that it honestly embarrasses modern rock production. Ritchie Blackmore is playing like a guy with something to prove, locking down riffs that still feel wildly ahead of their time. My no skips track: "Burn" that frantic opening guitar lick colliding head-on with Jon Lord's wild, classical keyboard run sets the tone instantly Tracklist: 1. Burn (2002 Remaster) 00:00:00 2. Might Just Take Your Life 00:06:07 3. Lay Down, Stay Down 00:10:50 4. Sail Away 00:15:12 5. You Fool No One 00:21:07 6. What's Going on Here 00:25:57 7. Mistreated 00:30:57 8. 'A' 200 00:38:27 9. Coronarias Redig (2004 Remix) 00:42:46 10. Burn (2004 Remix) 00:48:20 11. Mistreated (2004 Remix) 00:54:26 12. You Fool No One (2004 Remix) 01:01:58 13. Sail Away (2004 Remix) 01:07:00
The vibe: Fiery 70s hard rock driven by roaring blues vocals and heavy, hyper-speed Hammond organ. Hot take: This lineup shift should have derailed the band, but David Coverdale’s gritty deli...
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