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Machine head is the sixth studio album released by the english rock band deep purple recorded in december 1971 at montreux switzerland and released on 25 march 1972 on purple records.
Machine head is often cited as influential in the development of the heavy metal music genre.
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Deep purple made great albums before and after machine head but it is here where everything worked.
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Machine head is the sixth studio album released by english rock band deep purple.
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We have to hear all of 1972 s machine head from start to finish it s just that good.
Deep purple made great albums before and after machine head but it is here where everything worked.
It was recorded through december 1971 in montreux switzerland and released in march 1972.
Citation needed following intermittent recording sessions between gigs for earlier albums deep purple wanted a dedicated amount of time to record an album away from the typical studio environment that sounded.
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It s loaded with chugging heavy metal moments from the psychedelic vocal echo on space truckin to the mightiest of all guitar riffs on smoke.
Once we hear the machine gun beat of ian paice s drums on highway star it s all over.
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This landmark record is an exultant hard rock classic for a good reason.
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Like all classic albums this one is defined as much by the deep cuts as much as it is the singles and the ones that endured on classic rock radio.