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The 1973 Japan Tour, which was the last day for Phase II DEEP PURPLE. Among them, the Omoto master of the legendary recording who has told the performance of "June 25, 1973: Nippon Budokan" known as "Riot Night" has unearthed a new miracle! Introducing the permanent storage press 2CD.

The legendary recording was known for the traditional masterpiece "SQUARE IT UP". Although there are many wonderful sound sources in this live, it is a famous recording that has been regarded as a white eye in sound / recording time. This work is the original original cassette. You can experience the turbulent and chaotic Budokan live on-site with clear and natural sound as well as the longest ever!

[“6.25”, which became a symbol of fate in 1973]
It's been about a year since "LIVE IN JAPAN", which is a live copy of the long-awaited first visit to Japan. The band's second performance in Japan will be told with two bittersweet memories for us Japanese fans. One is "The Riot Incident at Nippon Budokan", and the other is the declaration of the end of the Osaka performance "The End, Goodbye" .... The history of PURPLE is engraved as the stage of an incident that remains in the history of rock as well.

Because of the precious visit to Japan in the 70's, we have many masterpieces and archives. In addition, the new masterpiece "DEFINITIVE" THE END "(Darker Than Blue 279/280)" will be released at the same time this week, so let's organize the collection from the schedule at the time of 1973.

・ June 23, "DEFINITIVE HIROSHIMA 1973"
・ June 24, "DEFINITIVE NAGOYA 1973"
・ June 25: Nippon Budokan (Riot Day) ← ★ This work ★
(Existing "DEFINITIVE BUDOKAN 1973", "SQUARE IT UP", etc.)
× June 26: Nippon Budokan (cancelled)
・ June 27, "FINAL BLACK (Osaka)"
・ June 29, "DEFINITIVE" THE END "" (final performance: Osaka)
* Note: The above is only a masterpiece.

Above, all 5 performances. If you are a sound source enthusiast, there are a lot of famous recordings that you cannot avoid. In this way, even if you look at the sound source, there is a feeling that the performance and characteristics are multi-talented, and even if you look at the recorded material purely with historical matters set aside, the speciality of the Budokan performance still stands out. Under such circumstances, this work is the third performance. It was a big incident that the audience who was dissatisfied with the band's failure to respond to the encore caused a riot and the next day's performance became impossible. If you're interested in this article, you've probably seen a photo of the arena where the chairs that have been knocked down are folded over and over, but it's like visualizing the collapse of the band and the anger of the fans. It was a symbolic night.

Disc 1 (47:34)
1. MC (Goro Itoi)
2. Intro.
3. Highway Star
4. Smoke On The Water
5. Strange Kind Of Woman
6. Child In Time

Disc 2 (46:27)
1. MC
2. Keyboard Solo
3. Lazy
4. Drum Solo 。
5. The Mule
6. Space Truckin'
7. MC (Goro Itoi)

Ian Gillan - Vocal
Ritchie Blackmore - Guitar
Roger Glover - Bass
Jon Lord - Keyboards
Ian Paice - Drums

DEEP PURPLE KENT