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| | Amazon.ca: Perfect Strangers: Music: Deep Purple (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13) |
 | | The near lack of sincerity of Deep Purple's reunited friendship is showcased in the hard-hitting, gripping songs, such as the agressive 'Under the Gun,' 'A Gypsy's Kiss,' and the anti-preachy 'Nobody's Home,' as the shaky reunion is captured more sympathetically on the ominous title cut. |
 | | This album is a landmark for Deep Purple, and is aptly titled--the band was reunited only by pressure from their public, making them no longer musical mates, but "Perfect Strangers." Not withstanding, the group were not strangers at all when it came to their common goal of making music. |
 | | In hindsight how on earth Purple managed to release an album such as Perfect Strangers, which somehow managed to merge the two disparate musical cultures together, is a testament to their abilities as songwriters, musicians and performers. |
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