Jon Lord's solo after that is also worth mentioning. This song proves to be very melodical and it is thereby very interesting to listen to. One of the most radio-friendly songs on the album. Jon Lord and Steve Morse are involved in the opening and it sounds very good. Ian Gillan sings once again like a god, and Steve Morse shows that he can play the guitar, especially in his solo, which is magnificent.
All members show that they still are the best band in the world.
The Conclusion This is for sure one of Deep Purple's best albums. It is so fresh and exiting. Some say that Deep Purple never will be the same without Ritchie Blackmore, but I disagree with them. Steve Morse has brought a new sound to the band, which I like. The thing that I mentioned was one good thing about Ritchie's departure, but there is one more good thing, the risk of getting a plate full of spaghetti smashed in the face is also minimal, now that Ritchie is gone.