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product_id: 3272320
title: "Phoenix Rising[DVD/CD Combo]"
brand: "deep purple"
price: "€ 40.05"
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reviews_count: 13
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# Phoenix Rising[DVD/CD Combo]

**Brand:** deep purple
**Price:** € 40.05
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- **What is this?** Phoenix Rising[DVD/CD Combo] by deep purple
- **How much does it cost?** € 40.05 with free shipping
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Phoenix Rising[DVD/CD Combo]

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## Customer Reviews

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    Great for what it is, even though it is sad.
  

*by T***Y on Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2011*

Ironically, living in a small town in Wisconsin (I am 49), my first Purple album was a cut out of "Come Taste the Band", and I worked back from that.  I also haven't seen much of this footage at all, prior to this DVD.  So, while I was very familiar with the music, I wasn't with the particulars.  This package is an enlightening view into the changes of the band, and its ultimate demise.  The concert footage is the only Bolin era that is available, per Glenn Hughes.  The documentary is fascinating, in its candidness and also breadth of experience.  Be aware, the only two current contributors are Jon Lord and Glenn Hughes, so it is through their very honest eyes, but theirs only.  There may be some disagreement, especially the Indonesia incident, if you do research on your own.  It also ends up having a lot of Hughes' drug issues, and by association, Bolen's.  I did find it fascinating, and as my title says, sad.  A great band, in name, morphs into a different, but very skilled version (face it, Purple was never stagnant when it come to members).  Curious what could have happened, but it would have been different from MK II.  I enjoyed it very much; not everyone may.

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    Good (but too short) vintage concert, boring interviews.
  

*by G***O on Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2012*

This concert video is from the Tommy Bolin era of Deep Purple, which was a much less aggressive version of the band once the pressure of playing with the super uptight Ritchie Blackmore was relieved. Unfortunately at this point, Tommy's drug addictions had started compromising his otherwise excellent guitar playing. The pressure of trying to play Blackmore's parts was apparent on the more classic Purple, but Tommy otherwise was much more competent playing material from Come Taste The Band which was obviously his own jazz inspired style. Unfortunately the concert footage is only just under an hour, but it's just as well for the reasons listed above.As far as the extra features, if you enjoy watching obviously stoned, aging rockers (primarily Glenn Hughs, to a lesser extent the late Jon Lord) reminiscing about their drug-laden past exploits (it's normal to snort coke off a hooker's butt, right Glenn?), then you are in for a treat! Glory days... Otherwise, just watch the actual show and save yourself two hours of constant repetition (sometimes repeated with alternate footage, but constatntly repeated) that you'll NEVER get back!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Wonderful documentary!
  

*by E***I on Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2013*

I've been a Deep Purple fan for years and always found it a challenge trying to find music or video from the MK IV period. This pretty much has it all! Although the story of Tommy Bolin is tragic, he did leave us with some great music. It's just too bad his arm was screwed up when they took the quality video of him. The concert footage is pretty bad by today's standards, but it is fun to watch. The documentary is fantastic. It's nice to hear Glenn Hughes and Jon Lord (may God rest his soul) tell first hand accounts of the various tribulations that the band went through. If you are a Deep Purple or Tommy Bolin fan, you will love the whole thing. If you are a music fan, skip the concert footage and watch the documentary - it will still be worth it.

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