Deep Purple - Machine Head Nu Metal or aesthetically significant"

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Deep Purple - Machine Head Nu Metal or aesthetically significant"What else is there to say? If there were only 10 albums chosen to represent hard rock heavy metal, "Machine Head" would be one of them (and arguably at the top of the list). Blackmore's screaming guitar, Lord's monstrously overdriven organ, a powerhouse rhythm section and Ian Gillan at the peak of his vocal powers this was a recipe for explosive success, and that is exactly what happened. Here's Deep Purple's 1972 magnum opus, remastered on 180 gram