#54 1972 Rock Classics: Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Alice Cooper & more

The Album Years

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4.9 • 859 Ratings

🗓️ 28 August 2024

⏱️ 30 minutes

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In the fourth part of our deep dive into the legendary year of 1972, we focus on some of the biggest rock classics that defined the era! Featured on this episode: Deep Purple's Machine Head and their iconic live recording Made in Japan, Black Sabbath Vol.4, Alice Cooper's Schools Out and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This murder was a savage crime.
0:02.5	From legendary director, Clint Eastwood.
0:04.8	I got calls for jury duty.
0:06.3	What's the problem?
0:07.3	Starring Nicholas Holt.
0:08.5	I hit something.
0:09.4	I figured it was a deer.
0:10.7	Tony Collette, J.K. Simmons, and Kiefer Sutherland.
0:13.9	What are you telling me?
0:15.8	Maybe I didn't hit a deer.
0:17.1	Juror number two, in Cinemas Now.
0:19.2	Book tickets.
0:41.5	The Juror number two in Cinemas Now, book tickets. Let's move on Tim, Tim, to rock hardish.
0:42.5	Yeah.
0:45.7	So we've thrown a few things in here that we're not quite sure how heavy they are.
0:49.9	But anyway, another fantastic year for another form of rock music, hard rock.
0:51.9	And let's just go through some of these very quickly. And then we can go back and talk about some of them.
0:53.6	Deep Purple, Machine Head and Made in Japan.
0:55.6	So arguably the band's commercial and artistic zenith.
0:59.2	Wishbone Ash, Argus, definitely the band's peak.
1:03.0	Black Sabbath, Volume 4, Hawkwind, Doe, Far So Larti Doe, Status Quo, Pile Driver,
1:09.1	Thin Lizzie Shades of a Blue a blue orphanage, Alice Cooper schools out.
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