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The Warhorse is the project conceived by the original Deep Purple bassist, that Nick Simper who, after three albums with the Deeps, left the group in July 1969 because he was oppressed and crushed by the unwavering and growing personalities of various members such as Lord, Gillian, and especially His Majesty Blackmore. Discover the review
The Warhorse is the project conceived by the original Deep Purple bassist, that Nick Simper who, after three albums with the Deeps, left the group in July 1969 because he was oppressed and crushed by the unwavering and growing personalities of various members such as Lord, Gillian, and especially His Majesty Blackmore.
Nothing groundbreaking in essence, but an interesting proposal: "Vulture Blood" begins with a pastoral and very vintage organ intro, but which also presents sinister nuances that will pave the way for the piece, a Hard very close to the earliest Black Sabbath and with Ashley Holt's raspy voice typical of the English Hard of the period: you immediately perceive it's British folks. Discover the review
Nothing groundbreaking in essence, but an interesting proposal: "Vulture Blood" begins with a pastoral and very vintage organ intro, but which also presents sinister nuances that will pave the way for the piece, a Hard very close to the earliest Black Sabbath and with Ashley Holt's raspy voice typical of the English Hard of the period: you immediately perceive it's British folks.
Warhorse was a hard rock quintet from the early seventies with a brief and rather unsuccessful run (more or less three years, resulting in two albums with not very encouraging sales), put together by London bassist Nick Simper right after his ousting from Deep Purple in favor of Roger Glover, at the behest of the new singer Ian Gillan. Discover the review
Warhorse was a hard rock quintet from the early seventies with a brief and rather unsuccessful run (more or less three years, resulting in two albums with not very encouraging sales), put together by London bassist Nick Simper right after his ousting from Deep Purple in favor of Roger Glover, at the behest of the new singer Ian Gillan.
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