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For the most part, the material here lacks the drive and cohesion of Made in Japan, the group's earlier live set. Blackmore's aimless diddling about on "Mistreated" may have been passably interesting live, but it is wasted space here. Jon Lord's fooling around on "You Fool No One," Ian Paice's drum solo and the extended audience reaction which closes the album add to the padded effect. The only interesting moments occur on "Burn," the seven-minute opening cut. It's a well-done, solid rocker, but its fascination stems largely from how hard vocalist David Cover-dale tries to mimic his popular predecessor Ian Gillan.
(Posted: Jan 27, 1977)
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