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Deep Purple – Fireball (1971)

Deep Purple’s Fireball pushed their hard rock sound in bold new directions, adding progressive and blues influences. The title track, with its blistering speed and double bass drumming, set the tone for an album full of surprises. "No No No" delivers a heavy groove, "The Mule" became a live favorite thanks to Ian Paice’s legendary drum solo, and "Fools" blends atmospheric guitar work with powerful vocals. Even the playful "Anyone’s Daughter" stands out with its country-tinged style.

Released in a textured gatefold sleeve with a lyrics inlay, Fireball became Deep Purple’s first UK No.1 album. Though often overshadowed by Machine Head, it played a key role in shaping the band's signature sound.

VERY GOOD PLUS (VG+)
The vinyl is very good in general.
A few faults are acceptable but nothing that compromises the record visually or audibly.
Little light inaudible marks or crackle may occur. The record has been well kept. The Texture cover is in Very Good Condition. The Cover show markets of storage. Gatfold sleeve, include inlay.

Specification
Conditions: Used
RECORD: VG+
COVER: VG
Genre: Rock / Hard Rock
Label: Harvest
Date: 1971
Catalogue: SHVL 793
Features: Textured gatefold cover. First pressing. 
Format: Vinyl
Country: UK

Tracklist
A1. Fireball
A2. No No No
A3. Demon's Eye
A4. Anyone's Daughter
B1. The Mule
B2. Fools
B3. No One Came

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