Position: 96 of 100
Artist: Deep Purple
Song: Dead Or Alive
Song: Dead Or Alive
Album: The House Of Blue Light (1987)
Vimeo link: http://vimeo.com/82574764
Vplay link: http://www.vplay.ro/watch/zzhvufqj/
Deezer link: http://www.deezer.com/track/2518255Grooveshark link: http://grooveshark.com/#!/s/Dead+Or+Alive/2Jqfw4?src=5
Another song off the 1987 Deep Purple album, this one features the back and forth passages between Jon and Ritchie that had become a staple of the MK2 lineup. Again a straight-up rocker with a no-bullshit rhythm line held by Pace and Glover. Off course neither of these two songs (this one and The Spanish Archer) was the single off the album, instead, the record company pushed a poppy, tongue-in-cheek, "Call Of The Wild" which was such a poor choice that the band didn't want any part of filming the video. As a result, gems such as this and there's at least two more awesome songs on the album, got overlooked and the album was marked down as a failure which is a real shame because, again (unfortunately) "Dead Or Alive" is a song that's much better than most songs that Deep Purple put out in the current MK7 line-up.
Vplay link: http://www.vplay.ro/watch/zzhvufqj/
Deezer link: http://www.deezer.com/track/2518255Grooveshark link: http://grooveshark.com/#!/s/Dead+Or+Alive/2Jqfw4?src=5
Another song off the 1987 Deep Purple album, this one features the back and forth passages between Jon and Ritchie that had become a staple of the MK2 lineup. Again a straight-up rocker with a no-bullshit rhythm line held by Pace and Glover. Off course neither of these two songs (this one and The Spanish Archer) was the single off the album, instead, the record company pushed a poppy, tongue-in-cheek, "Call Of The Wild" which was such a poor choice that the band didn't want any part of filming the video. As a result, gems such as this and there's at least two more awesome songs on the album, got overlooked and the album was marked down as a failure which is a real shame because, again (unfortunately) "Dead Or Alive" is a song that's much better than most songs that Deep Purple put out in the current MK7 line-up.
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