Deep Purple - Rapture of the Deep 3x 180G Vinyl LP (New)
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Mar 22, 2026
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Title: Deep Purple - Rapture of the Deep 3x 180G Vinyl LP (New) 3x 180G Black Vinyl LP Catalogue Number: 4029759206774 Barcode: 4029759206774 Record Grading: Mint (M) Sleeve Grading: Mint (M) Condition Note: Brand New
Track Listing / Description 01 Money Talks 02 Things I Never Said* 03 Rapture of the Deep 04 Clearly Quite Absurd 05 MTV* 06 Back to Back 07 Wrong Man 08 GIrls Like That 09 Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye 10 Don't Let Go 11 Junkyard Blues 12 Before Time Again 13 MTV 14 Money Talks 15 Back to Back 16 Before Time Began 17 Closing Note** *not on original studio album **unreleased instrumental track by Steve Morse When 'Rapture of the Deep' was first released in 2005, it felt like the start of something new. Twenty years on, it's clear that it was – a crucial chapter in Deep Purple's journey. It's no secret that 'Rapture of the Deep' isn't the first album that comes to mind when listing Deep Purple's classics. But it's equally true that this record – and the story behind it – played a key role in shaping the band we know today. New liner notes by Classic Rock's Geoff Barton pull back the curtain on a time when Deep Purple were without a label, without a safety net – navigating an uncertain era of the music industry that saw the downfall of many once-great artist careers – and unravel the chemistry that gave birth to Deep Purple's 18th studio album. Now, newly mixed with the supervision of Roger Glover, analogue mastered at renown Chameleon Studios in Hamburg, and presented with bold new artwork, 'Rapture of the Deep' finally shines with clarity and colour. The band themselves now refer to it as a new album. Fans will hear it blooming for the first time. Listening to the album now, with the fresh sound, makes you realize that if you thought this was a small release in the band's rich discography, maybe it's time to reconsider. With Deep Purple riding high on the success of their latest No. 1 record '=1', the time is right to (re)discover the album that set the path for Deep Purple's identity in the 21stprice rating
