Comments for Deep Purple, Who Do We Think We Are

Year of release is 1973 not '74. michael.

No doubt the weakest of the MKII albums, but not as bad as some make out. "Place In Line" ranks as one of my personal DP favourites.

Gee, I don't know... I think Rat Bat Blue's got a killer riff. Jon Lord throughout the album sounds heavier than usual. I think the Blackmore/Gillan feuding helped spark the music. "Smooth Dancer" and "Woman from Tokyo" are awesome stuff. Can't figure out why so many people think this is a weak album!! I totally disagree. When it was first released it was a shame that they only performed "Mary Long" live and not some of the other tracks. submitted by Al Alberg, in care of the above email address!

Gee, I don't know... I think Rat Bat Blue's got a killer riff. Jon Lord throughout the album sounds heavier than usual. I think the Blackmore/Gillan feuding helped spark the music. "Smooth Dancer" and "Woman from Tokyo" are awesome stuff. Can't figure out why so many people think this is a weak album!! I totally disagree. When it was first released it was a shame that they only performed "Mary Long" live and not some of the other tracks. submitted by Al Alberg, in care of the above email address!

ok i love this record! its got spacey purple offerings like SUPER TROUPER and OUR LADY...exc riff rock like SMOOTH DANCER and MARY LONG. PLACE IN LINE shows the band in a great BLUES mood.RB plays great .....the hit song WOMAN FROM TOKYO is here......MARY LONG has one of GILLANS best vocals and the lyrics are superb! i like this WHO DO WE THINK WE ARE just as much as MACHINE HEAD. oh.....another thing...IAN PAICES drum and cymbal work is the best recorded stuff he ever did on a purple album! brian