Deep Purple - 071022 - Royal Purple - Royal Arena Copenhagen Denmark

For the record:
I myself, will take care of uploading this to other spaces, so i ask anyone downloading here, not to attempt such.

Situated right at center from stage, optimal placed middle, around an estimated maybe 50 - 60 Meters from stage, in full view of the mixer.

Caught in the act with a Q2 Zoom at 44/16 Wav output to PC

As channels came out a bit uneven, the levels adjusted, and a light apply of sound adjustment.
Always to do these things if needed, as the concert is fresh in mind.
From where I sat it sounded apx this.
No so called remastering can alter that, so it is not at all appreciated is someone attempts.
Don�t do it, instead bring your own recorder, record shows - and share them wide, at friendly places so you share your experience with equal minded friends and fans.

Tracking and adjustment in Adobe Audition
Track cut in LP Ripper

The Set:
101 - Mars, The Bringer Of War
102 - Highway Star
103 - Pictures Of Home
104 - No Need To Shout
105 - Nothing At All
106 - Guitar Solo ~ Uncommon Man
107 - Lazy
108 - When A Blind Man Cries
109 - Anya
201 - Don's Keyboard Solo
202 - Perfect Strangers
203 - Space Truckin'
204 - Smoke On The Water
205 - Encore Break
206 - Hush
207 - Roger's Bass Solo
208 - Black Night

Plays for 1:37:44

The long awaited concert, been waiting since the early 2020 for this gig.
Pandemic, postponed it several times, but finally. :-)

The enormous venue, is one of the newest in the Copenhagen area, can house up to 17.000 spectators, all according to how its arranged.
Not exactly sure how many was attending that evening. But it looked pretty full.

Was a bit afraid that some sound might be lost in the big airspace in there, yet it worked quite well,
McBride's guitar was a bit low in the opening tracks, it seemed adjusted well into "Pictures of home"

Don Airey incorporated two Danish anthems in his solo.
"Den danske sang er en ung blond pige" and "Wonderful Copenhagen"
First title was not very long - and translates into, "The Danish song treasure is a young blond (or fair) girl"
Very nice insertions.

A funny little intro to Smoke On The Water was introduced, listen, and enjoy :-)

It has to be said, that even though a lot of these songs have reached quite a high age in its life cycle, they still feel very comtemporary, fresh as blossom on a spring day.
But they're best enjoyed live - i mean LIVE
Deep Purple is still, after so many years, probably one of the absolutely best concert tickets you can get out there, if not the very best - AND: Its is LOUD, VERY LOUD.

The Band:
Ian Gillan - Vocals
Ian Paice - Drums
Roger Glover - Bass
Don Airey - Keyboards
Simon McBride - Guitars

Big Ian was clearly enjoying himself, whilst keeping the voice safe for any upcoming outburst.
He might seem a little withdrawn at times, but present and much enjoyable throughout.

Paicey, with the monitor frequently zooming in, snatching his cat paw drumming, precise as clockwork, you can't really have anything but huge respect for his ongoing ability and insertions of very attractive and absolute outrageous drumming

Roger; smiling, stabile, and loud as if nothing else mattered. Such treats, throughout the show.

Don, had a lot of the locomotive role in this show. His hammond still roars in my ears

And Simon, what a guy!
Plays the classics faithfully, yet often adding a little of the personal influence.
I�m exited to see, what can possibly come out of a new album, including him.

Shared at the Deep Purple Hub, October 2022 by Webwiz

The recording here, is for free sharing.
No limits applied.
No attempts of remastering of this project are welcomed, this sounds as close it ever could, as being at the actual gig.

Never ever sell bootlegs, share for free.
Support the artists, go to their concerts and buy their official stuff.

A project by:
Imageworks for unofficialrecordings.net & the Deep Purple hub @ http://deeppurplehub.com

Images for all shows as well as full size images for this show.

Images for this show: