Deep Purple

In March 2002, Deep Purple took to the stage in Belgorod, showcasing their enduring legacy with a live performance that resonated with both longtime fans and newcomers alike. This concert came shortly after the release of their studio album "Abandon" in 1998, marking a period where the band was solidifying their presence in the modern rock landscape. Their performance featured classic hits like "Woman From Tokyo" and crowd favorites such as "Child In Time," allowing them to blend the old with the new. It's intriguing to note that even after decades in the music scene, their energy and connection with the audience remained palpable, highlighting the band’s ability to adapt while staying true to their hard rock roots. 2002 also signified a phase of resurgence for Deep Purple, as they continued to tour internationally, proving that their music had an enduring spirit that transcended generations.

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