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Pavel lucik and I've pronounced that probably incorrectly probably but he's probably used to it

I'm going to say Brian Brian Eno who's another fan of the show let's say and this would be a great

Brian Eno question he He says number one,

what's your favourite Deep Purple record? Oh, well, that's a good question. Obviously, a lot of

people would say made in Japan. I actually really like there's an in-concert record with two BBC

concerts on, one from 1970 and one from 1972. That is my favourite Deep Purple record, but I love

Fireball. As a studio record, Fireball

is the one for me, which again is the one

between the ones that people usually pick.

Usually they pick in rock or machine head.

Fireball is good. Fireball for me.

It's a little bit more experimental. I like it

for that reason. I'm going to go for the controversial

Deep Purple controversial Deep Purple

by Deep Purple 1969, where they're doing Donovan covers and so on. Because I really like

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