(IAN) GILLAN The Vinyl Collection 1979-1982 7 x LP Box Set Sealed (Deep Purple)

Sold Date: November 27, 2018
Start Date: November 7, 2018
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Gillan - The Vinyl Collection houses together all 5 UK studio albums by the legendary rock powerhouse. All have been recreated as first pressing replicas, so Future Shock has the original 12x12 booklet and Glory Road contains the bonus LP 'For Gillan Fans Only'. All pressed on 180g heavyweight vinyl housed in a rigid slipcase. Mr Universe - 1979’s Mr Universe was Gillan’s second album and the first issued in the UK. This album cemented the classic line up of former Deep Purple vocalist Ian Gillan, guitarist Bernie Torm?, bassist John McCoy, pianist Colin Towns and drummer Mick Underwood. High energy classic hard rock from beginning to end. Glory Road - Issued in 1980, at the height of the NWoBHM, Glory Road took Gillan to new levels of energy and success, cementing them as Top Of The Pops regulars. Classic British hard rock at its best. For Gillan Fans Only - Originally issued as a limited edition bonus disc to 1980’s Glory Road, For Gillan Fans Only features b-sides, studio outtakes and specially recorded material, interspersed with quips and irrelevance, all showcasing the band’s creativity and humour. This also features the side project The Split Knee Loons. Future Shock - Gillan’s 1981 album Future Shock saw these Reading Festival regulars at their lyrically most personal and diverse, taking on religion and the cold war. Aptly futuristic artwork encompassing a blistering cover of New Orleans, and No Laughing In Heaven an early rock meets rap chart hit. Double Trouble - Gillan’s third album in 15 months saw this 1981 double album Double Trouble feature new guitarist Janick Gers (later of Iron Maiden), and a slightly more melodic approach. Two chart hits and a bonus disc of live material from the Reading Festival . Magic - Magic, issued in 1982, was Gillan’s swansong before singer Ian joined Black Sabbath and then a reformed Deep Purple. There most melodic and underrated album, it featured the blistering Demon Driver and a cover of Stevie Wonder’s Living For The City. The catalogue ended on a high.


Disc: 1


Second Sight

Secret Of The Dance

She Tears Me Down

Roller

Mr. Universe

Vengeance

Puget Sound

Dead Of Night

Message In A Bottle

Fighting Man


Disc: 2


Unchain Your Brain

Are You Sure

Time And Again

No Easy Way

Sleeping On The Job

On The Rocks

If You Believe Me

Running, White Face, City Boy

Nervous


Disc: 3


Higher And Higher

Your Mother Was Right

Redwatch

Abbey Of Thelema

Trying To Get To You

Come Tomorrow

Dragon's Tongue

Post Fade Brain Damage

Egg Timer (Vice Versa)

The Harry Lime Theme


Disc: 4


Future Shock

Nightride Out Of Phoenix

(The Ballad Of) The Lucitania Express

No Laughing In Heaven

Sacre Bleu

New Orleans

Bite The Bullet

If I Sing Softly

Don't Want The Truth

For Your Dreams


Disc: 5


I'll Rip Your Spine Out

Restless

Men Of War

Sunbeam

Nightmare

Hadely Bop Pop

Life Goes On

Born To Kill


Disc: 6


No Laughing In Heaven

No Easy Way

Trouble

Mutually Assured Destruction

If You Believe Me

New Orleans


Disc: 7


What's The Matter

Bluesy Blue Sea

Caught In A Trap

Long Gone

Driving Me Wild

Demon Driver

Living A Lie

You're So Right

Living For The City

Demon Driver - Reprise


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