Deep Purple

In November 1997, when Deep Purple performed 'Seventh Heaven' at the House of Blues in Las Vegas, they were riding high on the wave of their album 'Abandon,' which was released just before the recording in 1998. This era marked a resurgence for the band, showcasing their remarkable ability to evolve while remaining true to their hard rock roots. What's particularly intriguing is that 'Abandon' included a blend of heavy riffs and lyrical depth, demonstrating their prowess even after years in the industry. The live performance captured here resonates with the energy and chemistry of the band members at the time, a testament to their enduring legacy as pioneers of rock. It's a moment that fans still cherish, underlining how they can capture the essence of their music in a live setting—even when some might consider 'Abandon' underrated.

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