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Gillan
Live: Triple Trouble
Genres: Pop, Rock

Track Listings (12) - Disc #1
1. Second Sight
2. Unchain Your Brain
3. Are You Sure
4. Bite The Bullet
5. No Easy Way
6. Trouble
7. If You Believe Me
8. Mutually Assured Destruction
9. On The Rocks
10. Future Shock
11. Vengeance
12. Smoke On The Water
Track Listings (12) - Disc #2
1. Sleeping On The Job
2. Lucille
3. Second Sight
4. Unchain Your Brain
5. Hadely Bop Bop
6. No Laughing In Heaven
7. Bite The Bullet
8. No Easy Way
9. Trouble
10. Mutually Assured Destruction
11. On The Rocks
12. Vengeance
Track Listings (11) - Disc #3
1. Smoke On The Water
2. New Orleans
3. Lucille No Laughing In Heaven
4. Hadely Bop Bop
5. Vengeance
6. Mutually Assured Destruction
7. Born To Kill Second Sight
8. Unchain Your Brain
9. Trouble
10. If You Believe Me
11. Lucille

CD Details

All Artists: Gillan
Title: Live: Triple Trouble
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: 101 DISTRIBUTION
Release Date: 11/24/2009
Album Type: Import
Genres: Pop, Rock
Style:
Number of Discs: 3
SwapaCD Credits: 3
UPC: 740155300630

Synopsis

Album Description

2009 three CD set of solo live tracks from the Deep Purple vocalist, authorized by Ian Gillan himself. Disc One was recorded at London's legendary Rainbow Theatre on 4th March 1981, with Bernie Torme on lead guitar. With the exception of one song, the performance is previously unreleased. Disc Two features the band's triumphant headlining set at the Reading Festival on 29th August 1981, with Janick Gers on lead guitar. Only half of the songs have previously been available. Disc Three features exciting extras: five songs recorded in April 1982 for BBC Radio 1's Friday Rock Show and five songs from a concert in Nottingham in March 1981. None of these tracks have been officially released before. The booklet features many photos and ephemera from two fans' personal collections. Edsel Records.

CD Reviews

As I remember it - Gillan live was only OK

Duncan Lane | Hamilton Square, NJ United States | 03/31/2010

(2 out of 5 stars)

"This is authentic Gillan and presents the live material faithfully, which is not necessarily a good thing. At times Gillan's voice is way down in the mix, as it was live, and he acts his usual shambolic, slightly confused front-man persona that somehow robs the show of its momentum and therefore excitement. By the early 80s his voice was deteriorating and it shows here as he has to force his (formerly) trademark screaming. I had hoped they would fix the mix a bit and bring up the guitars and voice as needed, but that hasn't been done. Disappointing. It is indeed For Gillan Fans Only and probably only the most committed of those."