DEEP PURPLE Come Taste The Band (1975 Italian 9-track LP, featuring Tommy Bolin taking over on axe duties, gatefold picture sleeve with deletion punch-hole bottom right. The sleeve is Excellent with a little minor shelf wear & the vinyl appearsbarely played 3C064-97044) more...
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DEEP PURPLE Days May Come And Days May Go (2008 Japanese promo sample issue of the exclusive limited edition K2 digitally remastered 9-track CD, issued to radio stations and reviewers ahead of the actual release, comprised of impressiverehearsals and lengthy improvised jams undertaken in June 1975 at Robert Simon's PirateSound studios, California; with a custom stamped inner rim on the disc, housed in a mini LP-style pasted card picture sleeve with booklet, promo stickered more...
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DEEP PURPLE Come Taste The Band (1975 US first press 9-track LP on the Burbank Warner label, complete with illustrated lyric inner & pasted gatefold picture sleeve with deletion saw-cut in the bottom edge. The sleeve is VG+ with some light edge scuffing and ringwear; the vinyl too grades VG+ with some light cosmetic scuffs, but very little spindle wear to indicate play PR2895) more...
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DEEP PURPLE Come Taste The Band (2018 Dutch pressed 'Back To Black' limited edition 9-track LP pressed Audiophile quality 180 Gram Heavyweight Purple Vinyl, originally released in 1975, the groups tenth studio album & the only one to feature Tommy Bolin who replaced Ritchie Blackmore on guitar, gatefold picture sleeve reproducing the original album artwork and lyric printed inner. Although not sealed, this example remains in a 'near as new' cond more...
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DEEP PURPLE Come Taste The Band (2018 UK/EU limited edition 9-track LP pressed Audiophile quality 180 Gram Heavyweight Purple Vinyl, mastered from the original tapes at Abbey Road. Originally released in 1975, the groups tenth studio album & the only one to feature Tommy Bolin who replaced Ritchie Blackmore on guitar. This example,although not sealed, is presented in 'Near Mint' condition and housed in the hype stickered gatefold picture sleeve more...
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