Deep Purple

In July 1996, Deep Purple delivered a powerful performance of 'Black Night' at the Tallinna Lauluväljak in Estonia as part of their 30th-anniversary tour. Before this live recording, the band had released their studio album 'Purpendicular' in 1996, marking a significant return to form with the introduction of guitarist Steve Morse. This period was pivotal, as Deep Purple was reestablishing itself in the rock scene after years of lineup changes and evolving musical landscapes. Interestingly, 'Purpendicular' was notable for its experimental sound and showcased the band's willingness to adapt while still staying true to their roots. During the Montreux performance, fans could feel the electrifying energy and nostalgia that Deep Purple evoked, highlighting their legendary status in rock history.

Watch on YouTube