Metallica's Lars Ulrich Praises Deep Purple's 'Made in Japan' as the Ultimate Hard Rock Live Album
Metallica's Lars Ulrich recently praised Deep Purple's iconic live album, Made in Japan, as the best hard rock live album ever in a promotional video for the reissue of the 1972 performance. In the video, Ulrich expresses his admiration for the album, highlighting its energy and liveliness. The Metallica drummer encourages fans to check out the reissued collection, emphasizing the unique experience of hearing all three nights of the concerts in Japan. Ulrich's testimonial showcases his passion for the album and his appreciation for the band's musical prowess on stage.
Deep Purple's Made in Japan holds a special place in Lars Ulrich's heart, as he has previously listed it as one of his favorite rock and metal albums. Ulrich appreciates the band's ability to deliver dynamic live performances that differ from their studio recordings. He admires the band's onstage chemistry and the raw intensity they bring to their live shows. Ulrich's personal connection to Deep Purple's music is evident in his enthusiastic endorsement of the Made in Japan album and the band's impact on his musical upbringing.
The Made in Japan album was recorded during three nights of concerts in 1972 and originally released as a double live album. The success of the album was fueled by hits like "Smoke on the Water," showcasing Deep Purple's live prowess. The recent reissue of the album includes remixed versions of all three concerts, offering fans a comprehensive listening experience. With stereo and Atmos mixes by Steven Wilson, the reissued collection provides a fresh perspective on Deep Purple's legendary live performances. Fans can explore the various package and merch offers on the band's website to delve into the iconic Made in Japan album and its enduring legacy.