So, you’ve never heard of Delta Deep? There’s a really good chance you’ve heard of some of the people involved in the group.

If you like this version of Deep Purple (guitarist Ritchie Blackmore, frontman David Coverdale, bassist/vocalist Glenn Hughes, keyboard player Jon Lord and drummer Ian Paice) you must own this.

I’ve always been a big fan of the Burn album.

There has been much said about the different lineups of Deep Purple but for my money, the Mk 3 lineup stands up as their best. 

Eagle Records is certainly making Christmas come early this year. 

This is a reissue of an album that was originally released in 1984.

Given the scope of musicians on this set, I'm shocked I've never heard of these guys before. This is a reissue of an album released in 1987.

This is the third album from Phenomena, and it was released in 1993. All three have just been reissued.

One part concert film, one part documentary, Phoenix Rising looks at the Mark IV lineup of Deep Purple (David Coverdale, Glenn Hughes, Tommy Bolin, Ian Pace and Jon Lord).

After Roger Glover had left Deep Purple, he was looking for a new project and came upon about titled "The Butterfly Ball." He decided to create an album based on the book.

Snakecharmer consists of former Whitesnake members Neil Murray and Micky Moody, along with others, namely Adam Wakeman on keyboards.

I suppose how you feel about this book has a lot to do with how seriously you take it.

I know the title says this is a “metal” tribute, but I question whether the person who gave it that title knows what “heavy metal” is.