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	Fireball - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Fireball is often used in reference to any large explosion or burst of fire.
		Fireballs frequently leave a trail which can be visible for several minutes (glowworms), and can sometimes produce a noise loud enough to be audible from the ground.
		Fireball (album), the sixth studio album released by the British hard rock band Deep Purple in 1971.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fireball (474 words)

	Fireball Zone - Ric Ocasek - Music Reviews
		This was especially true of the latter album, which even featured a handful of hit singles that were more popular than any that The Cars would score in the remainder of their career.
		Fireball Zone is also easily the sunniest Ocasek solo collaboration; much of the material is relatively sprightly and colorful, and the disc includes some musical experiments that Ocasek would never have touched when he was still with The Cars.
		The album is led by the uptempo "Rockaway" (one of the album's first singles) and the first 8 tracks are nearly infallible; "Touch Down Easy" and "Come Back" are easily two of the most Cars-ish songs that Ocasek ever released, and "All We Need Is Love" has a light reggae vibe.
	www.mp3.com /albums/11717/reviews.html (852 words)

	Shawn Camp: Fireball Reviews
		Fireball isn't a masterpiece - I'll reserve that for the masters (Waylon, Willie, Johnny, even Dwight) - but this is one of the best releases I've heard out of Nashville in quite some time.
		Fireball is the kind of smart, well-crafted music that can be heard by those who are willing to search beyond the boardrooms and bottom lines of Music Row.
		Fireball is another hard-to-deny effort from the guitarist-fiddler with the creamy baritone.
	www.shawncamp.com /fireballreviews.html (1872 words)

	* Dusted Features [ Destined: Fireball ] *
		Then, or so the story goes, they played the show (a January 28th closing party for the beloved NY space Mighty Robot), and everybody in earshot (and eyesight?) was floored by the potent magic of their alchemy.
		Most of the praise has focused heavily on Fireball’s evident sonic debt to the James Gang/Hawkwind axis of good-times cosmic devil-rock, but their own words on the record are oddly dead-pan and mannered: “We wanted to see how much dirt we could kick in the fire without putting it out.
		Fireball claim they have no current peers, but they confess a kinship with a diverse lineage of wild out-rockers, ranging from the predictably heavy (High on Fire, Comets on Fire, Dead Moon) to the unusually fringe (Woods, Rusted Shut, The Boredoms).
	www.dustedmagazine.com /features/466 (619 words)

	Fireball (album) biography .ms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Fireball is a hard rock-album by Deep Purple.
		It was released in 1971 and was the second LP by the Mark II-lineup of the group.
		The hard rocking title track starts off the album, but here you also can find some blues on "Anyone's Daughter" and some signs of progressive rock on "Fools".
	www.biography.ms /Fireball_(album).html (88 words)

	PIXELSURGEON \| Reviews \| Music \| Deep Purple
		While Black Sabbath's early albums explored the darker edges of rock as a precursor to the occult-inspired Metal bands of the 80s and 90s and Led Zeppelin betrayed traces hippiedom in Robert Plant's lyrics, Deep Purple occupied the middle ground with a more accessible rock sound.
		Album closer, No One Came is one of Deep Purple's finest tracks, the essence of what's great about early 70s Hard Rock distilled into six minutes and twenty five seconds of pumping sonic brilliance.
		The beauty of this album, and Deep Purple in general, is that each band member is an extremely gifted musician and is given sufficient space to experiment and show off without becoming self-indulgent.
	www.pixelsurgeon.com /reviews/review.php?id=774 (1127 words)

	Fireball (album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Fireball is a hard rock album by Deep Purple.
		The hit single from the album sessions was the boogie-inspired "Strange Kind of Woman", which appeared on the U.S and Japanese version of the album in place of "Demon's Eye".
		On an interesting side note, this was the first album owned by Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich, and likewise had a profound impact and influence on him musically.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fireball_(album) (214 words)

	Deep Purple : rosas/fireball/index.htm
		That Deep Purple's reputation was founded largely on the trio of albums cut between late 1969 and 1971 is indisputable.
		Even those whose preference is for the bluesier Coverdale fronted or the erratic Bolin line-ups of later years can't escape the fact that "Deep Purple In Rock", "Fireball", and "Machine Head" - three albums which defined hard progressive rock for several generations - remain the heart of the band's catalogue.
		The text on this particular page and the images throughout this "Fireball 25th aniversary edition" section of www.deep-purple.com is taken from the Fireball 25th anniv.
	www.thehighwaystar.com /rosas/fireball/index.html (237 words)

	Rarebird's Cars solo album reviews
		The 1991 album Fireball Zone was his first post-Cars release, and his third solo album altogether.
		Fireball Zone is a partial change of pace for Ocasek, and the result is enjoyable.
		The album puts Ocasek back on familiar Cars terrain, partly because he was reunited with Greg Hawkes, but mainly because his trademark tension had come back with a vengeance.
	home.att.net /~rarebird9/cars.html (1537 words)

	DPAS Magazine Archive. Darker Than Blue, 1981
		The album was finally issued in the UK in September, with another UK tour the same month.
		That, coupled with adverse comments on the album by the band, tend to give Fireball a rather poor reputation today, whereas in reality it is a superb LP, but one which many people - expecting more of the same after In Rook, failed to appreciate.
		Fireball doesn't get played all the way through as often, but the individual cuts are singled out more frequently.
	www.deep-purple.net /DPASmags/stargazer25b.htm (4604 words)

	Escient Fireball Audio Server reviewed on AudioRevolution.com - eCoustics.com
		Escient’s new Fireball is an early example of something that is going to become a lot more common in the future, believe me: it’s an audio component that links today’s broadband internet audio experience to your home audio system and with your existing CD collection.
		The rear panel of the Fireball is fairly obvious, although it has some things you won’t usually find on the back of an audio component.
		It is early in the game for components like the Fireball, but for a first time out, this unit is impressive and I am confident that it is only going to get better and better with software and firmware updates.
	www.ecoustics.com /avrev/escient_fireball (3762 words)

	Amazon.com: Fireball (24k Gold): Music: Deep Purple (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Deep Purple released the Fireball album, their fifth studio album in September of 1971.
		This album was the second to feature the Mark Two lineup, consisting of singer Ian Gillan, guitarist Ritchie Blackmore, drummer Ian Paice, bassist Roger Glover, and keyboardist/organist Jon Lord.
		Overall this is a damn good Deep Purple album, and one of the most unfairly neglected releases from the Mark Two phase of the band.
	www.amazon.com /Fireball-24k-Gold-Deep-Purple/dp/B00000IHBK (1400 words)

	..:: BSM - Finest Treble ...
		To keep the FireBall as pure of a recreation as possible, it is constructed without a volume control.
		The Fireball unit is a specifically high-grade selected HS unit.
		On these pickups, the Fireball produces (with the volume control of the guitar turned up to the max) a fat, biting and penetrating lead sound, minus any shrill characteristics.
	www.treblebooster.net /fire.html (657 words)

	Primal Agony Webzine
		After releasing their debut full length album ‘Ou Est La Rock?’ in 1999, and their stop gap E.P. ‘FMEP’ two years later, Fireball Ministry were picked up by Nuclear Blast Records.
		With a return to basic rock ‘n’ roll taking over the publics consciousness, Fireball Ministry (Who are collectively guitarist/vocalist Rev. James A. Rota II, bassist Janis Tanaka, guitarist Emily J. Burton and drummer John Oreshnick) couldn’t have timed the release of their sophomore effort ‘The Second Great Awakening’ any more perfect if they tried.
		Releasing an album isn’t the be all and end all for Fireball Ministry.
	www.geocities.com /primalagony/fireballministry.html (1790 words)

	CD Baby: FIREBALL STEVEN: Eternity
		Singer Nic Nilsson (aka 'Fireball Steven') had previously seen action with Uncle Nic & The Alternators (leaving 2 EP releases in their wake) whilst guitarman Börje was a veteran of the Rockin' Racoons campaigns on the likes of two 'Tail' label compilations.
		It wasn't long before 'the Fireball' was heading over the pond Stateside for the first of a coupla trips, which resulted in their appearances on West Virginian label 'NBT'.
		The Fireball's 'Meteor' style here was recorded on vintage equipment for that period-perfect sound...
	cdbaby.com /cd/fireballstevens2 (515 words)

	Shawn Camp 'Fireball' album - MusicRemedy
		Camp called together an all-star bluegrass cast showcasing a trio of fiddle-driven numbers he’d written with Guy Clark; favorites from the Lost In The Lonesome Pines album; originals that had already found their way into the Del McCoury Band’s repertoire; and others soon to be recorded by some of bluegrass’s biggest names.
		Loaded with a fresh batch of songs the album reveals his strengths as a rootsy yet modern country stylist——and, as always, a songwriter who memorably connects contemporary sensibilities to forms that evoke memories of classics that traverse the range of country music history.
		The result of an organic process that found him “recording every song I wrote in the last year or so as if it were a master session,” Fireball has a kind of seamless elegance that makes it a fitting capstone to a year that Camp counts among the best he’s had.
	www.musicremedy.com /s/Shawn_Camp/album/Fireball-2611.html (1499 words)

	Amazon.com: Fireball 25th Anniversary Edition: Music: Deep Purple (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		"Fireball" made one of this band's most unique traits even more obvious; it was here that DP (lyrically and musically) took the obligatory themes of fast-paced, hard-living rock and roll lifestyles, and placed them in dramatic structures that gave these seemingly cliched topics a unique perspective.
		The second classic album by Deep Purple, this was more progessive than "Deep Purple in Rock" but it wasn't that wild, Blackmore didn't like this album much but Gillan pick this as one of his biggest favourites, anyway this album has highlights such as the title song, "No No No", "The Mule" and "Fools".
		This album may be my least favourite from the four classic albums but it's worth the prize.
	www.amazon.com /Fireball-25th-Anniversary-Deep-Purple/dp/B00004TIOI (1423 words)

	Deep Purple List Home Site: The Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		When I approached it like it was a Rainbow album, my expectations were much different and I found the addition of former DP bandmates Lord and Paice to the core Rainbow lineup of Blackmore-Glover-Turner to be outstanding, although neither was really allowed to shine.
		The "reunion years" studio albums (except for TBRO, which I haven't heard yet) were all a little stiff, and I think it's because somebody was restraining the others artistically.
		I won't mention any names, but I think the last two albums have been much different and less Rainbow-y in their sound, and therefore more like the cooperative virtuousity that made Deep Purple the awesome band that they are.
	www.zzzptm.com /dplist/dpd12.html (3932 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on On The Night - Dire Straits at Epinions.com
		The album features quite a few Dire Strait classics in addition to the 5 songs taken off "On Every Street".
		Its also one of the few albums which captures the energy and spontaneity of a live rock concert.
		If you've bought the album and like it, try "On Every Street" which has similar feel minus the "live" touch.
	www.epinions.com /content_20229426820 (398 words)

	Deep Purple : Fireball - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		One of Deep Purple's three essential albums, 1971's Fireball finds the band taking the no-holds-barred, hard-rock direction of the previous year's In Rock to new creative heights.
		Closing the album is the exceptional "No One Came," which sounds so fresh that its plausible that the band improvised it on the spot.
		Their intertwining instrumental lines lock together beautifully, and Gillan weaves a comic, semi-autobiographical story that is equal parts rooted in fact and Monty Python.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,74892,00.html (269 words)

	Shawn Camp: Press
		Within weeks, the album was gold and shortly thereafter, certified platinum.
		To date, the album has scanned 1.3 MILLION units and now, nearly a year later, YOUR MAN continues to scan a massive 30,000 units a week.
		Shawn Camp’s high lonesome vocals are particularly well suited to his bluegrass leanings, and he triumphs here with some outstanding tunes, all of which he has had a hand in writing.
	www.shawncamp.com /press.html (588 words)

	Atomic Fireball - Idle Jets - Song Listings
		For a debut album, Idle Jets' Atomic Fireball is a remarkably accomplished piece of crisp and clean power pop.
		The first track, "Genius of the Obvious," is a perfect example of perfect, melt away pop -- complete with cascading riffs and smooth harmonizing.
		For a debut, "Atomic Fireball" is absolutely excellent, and a very worthy contribution to the Not Lame family of artists.
	www.mp3.com /albums/372555/summary.html (422 words)

	Amazon.ca: Live at the Olympia: Music: Deep Purple (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Instead, we have a crisp 17-song set that includes six tunes from the wonderfully eclectic Purpendicular album (Morse's first studio effort with the band) and shows the band to be having the time of its life...
		This CD is truly a live album in that it is an entire show, from beginning to end, including all of Ian Gillan's inane banter between songs.
		Morse is probably the reason for the good albums that the band released during the late 90's.
	www.amazon.ca /Live-at-Olympia-Deep-Purple/dp/B000005RS6 (1749 words)

	Amazon.ca: In Rock-25th Anniversary Edition: Music: Deep Purple (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The album is kicked off by one of the band's biggest hits, Speed King and it sounds as great as ever.
		Throughout the album all the members (Gillan included) give their best and heaviest performances, creating in my humble opinion the first true heavy metal album.
		The album's second track, Bloodsucker, is a classic metal-style rocker, reminiscent of some of the band's later work with vocalist David Coverdale.
	www.amazon.ca /Rock-25th-Anniversary-Deep-Purple/dp/B000005RQT (2034 words)

	Fireball by Deep Purple CD
		Deep Purple and Fireball will always be one of the greatest albums.
		Fireball is one of my DP favourites, with Machine Head, Who do...
		Besides containing the crushing Fireball, the manic Mule, and the just plain fun No One Came; this set includes great outakes from the session including Freedom and the terrific Slow Train.
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/pid/1118877/a/Fireball.htm (375 words)

	Metal Invader ( Fireball Ministry - Their Rock Is Not Rock ) Review.
		Metal Invader (Fireball Ministry - Their Rock Is Not Rock) Review.
		Fourth album from FIREBALL MINISTRY and what we ace here is once again a travel back to time.
		Of course it is not a work that stands up for everyone since this music style is not modern at all, but I found it very refreshing for me to listen to something so nice but also so different from what I usually listen.
	www.metal-invader.com /db/reviews-2692.html (201 words)

	Hammond moments
		The Fireball album was released in between the two million sellers In Rock and Machine Head.
		The Abraxas album is itself a classic, most rate it as the Santana album.
		From the album 'Svært at være gudinde' (English: 'Hard to be a goddess').
	www.captain-foldback.com /ham_wavs.htm (854 words)

	CD Baby: FIREBALL MINISTRY: Ou est la Rock?
		Straightforward rock is exactly what Fireball Ministry serves up as their main entree to you, the CoC discriminating diner.
		As a matter of fact, readers, add a full point to my score if you find yourself massively beguiled with bands of this nature, keeping in mind this release is one of the delectable morsels on Ed Mundell's (of Monster Magnet / The Atomic Bitchwax plate.
		Fireball Ministry combines a pure balls-to-the-wall rock segue into near-stoner indulgence.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/fireballministry (201 words)

	Deep Purple Lyrics
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	lyrics.astraweb.com /browse/bands/5/Deeppurple.html (47 words)

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