Wnhlz

Deep Purple - Abandon — Wnhlz

July 18, 2019
referencing Abandon, 2xLP, Album, Unofficial, 7243 4 95306
Is there any information about a manufacturer or a website it is (or was) on sale?
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ldivia

Deep Purple - Abandon — ldivia

August 9, 2019
referencing Abandon, 2xLP, Album, Unofficial, 7243 4 95306
Never find a web site.
This record was sold 3 or 4 times on Ebay by an UK seller at approx. 400 - 450 $
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ldivia

Deep Purple - Abandon — ldivia

May 18, 2019
referencing Abandon, 2xLP, Album, Unofficial, 7243 4 95306
This is NOT an ufficial release!
Abandon is the only Deep Purple studio album NEVER released in Vinyl...

This Rare UNOFFICIAL release exist in Black and Purple Color.
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scullbox

Deep Purple - Abandon — scullbox

July 3, 2018
referencing Abandon, CD, Album, 7243 4 95306 2 1
We need this on vinyl.
Please enter at least 5 more.
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LeonardoA

Deep Purple - Abandon as reviewed by LeonardoA

December 8, 2016
referencing Abandon, CD, Album, 7243 4 95306 2 1
In 1996 brought the surprising Deep Purple Purpendicular. Through the input of guitarist Steve Morse, the replacement for Ritchie Blackmore, sounded in 1968 founded the hard rock band fresh and reborn. The new cd Abandon is made in the same occupation and is even better than its predecessor. The band is in top form in songs that float on funky guitar/organ riffs as Any fule kno that, Jack Ruby, She was Evil and Louie. With Seventh Heaven and let the 69 men hear that they have not forgotten how the rock. The quietest number Don't make me happy is the only downside on a further cast-iron plate that proves that Deep Purple still count.
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dandaloo

Deep Purple - Abandon — dandaloo

June 7, 2020
edited 8 months ago
referencing Abandon, CD, Album, 7243 4 95306 2 1
I couldn't disagree more! Purpendicular is far better. Abandon is full of nu-metal-influenced ponderous riffs that utterly lack the sophistication or refinement of the Mark II DP releases. They seemed to have been trying too hard to sound like Deep Purple and in the process completely lost the plot. Also, the production is shocking.
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