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Gillan- NO EASY WAY- CD & DVD- 1980/2006/2008-
- John McCoy/ Angel Air Waves/Angel Air Records- 5055011702738- 500 grn
SOUND & VISION Series.
NO EASY WAY is two-disc set comprising a ten-track CD album featuring recordings taken from Gillan's live performance from the Hammersmith Odeon where they took the audience by storm, alongside the four bonus recordings. DVD containing the concert filmed live in Edinburgh the following month which was recorded for Scottish TV, where the band once again had the audience eating out of their hands. It was released on 11th April 2008. Released for the FIRST TIME ever archive concert recording from the Deep Purple vocalist, contains a live concert performances and includes archive footage and bonus features. Third time was the charm for ex-Deep Purple frontman Ian Gillan. His first stab as a soloist bored even Purple fans to tears. Shifting to rock and abbreviating his moniker was an improvement, but it took a third shake-up in the lineup before all the pieces fell into place. Gillan’s Glory Road smashed into the U.K. charts. Their autumn British tour was the stuff of legend. Sure, the sound’s wonky in places, but who cares when you’re swamped by the New Wave Of Heavy Metal Gillan sends crashing over you.
COMPILATION INCLUDES:
CD - LIVE HAMMERSMITH 1980 (Recorded live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London, England on 14th October 1980);
DVD - LIVE EDINBURGH 1980 (Filmed and recorded live at Gateway Theatre, Edinburgh, Scotland by Scottish TV on 5th February 1981 [not 1980]).
PERSONNEL: Ian Gillan - Vocals; John McCoy - Bass, Bazouki; Colin Towns - Flute, Keyboards; Mick Underwood - Drums; Bernie Tormé - Lead Guitar.
Ian Gillan had indeed made things tough for himself. Having helped transform a British band with little local support into superstars, in 1973 the frontman jumped ship for a solo career. He promptly fell flat on his face with his eponymous Ian Gillan Band. A change in musical direction, a shift in lineup, and a new name, Gillan, was better received. However, it took one final go for the singer to finally get it right. Gillan the legend was born, a seething monster of a band that sent the New Wave of Heavy Metal surging across Britain like a tsunami. Mr. Universe smashed into the U.K. charts in 1979, less than a year later the follow-up, Glory Road, stormed to number three, with a British tour that fall cementing their reputation forever. The two-disc No Easy Way, brings that legend back to life, capturing Gillan on CD and DVD swaggering across stages that fateful autumn. Gillan himself may have been the frontman, but it was the band's bear of a bassist John McCoy whose antics and ferocious playing inevitably catch one's eye. Mick Underwood attacked his drums with an equal, just less showy, passion, while keyboardist Colin Towns unleashed some of the most aggressive sounds ever wrung from that instrument. The vehemence of his playing provided the perfect foil for guitarist Bernie Tormé's punk bred/metal driven playing, and whose wild leads defined Gillan's sound. Running through a set list drawn heavily from Glory Road, albeit with a few Mr. Universe numbers thrown in for good measure, the band was on fire. Highlights include Tormé's blinding leads on "Mr. Universe" and his own "Torment", a twisted take on the theme to 2001, and "Smoke On The Water" which he virtually transforms. The DVD performances are just as riveting, and seeing is believing. This is Gillan at their mightiest heights.
Comes In A Standard Jewel Case With Double Clear Tray And Includes 16-Page Booklet.
Made In EU.
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