Mike Tiano explores an enduring rift that should have been over long ago.

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Ritchie Blackmore, David Coverdale and Ian Gillan explore new sounds during a hiatus.

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It’s the most recognizable heavy-rock guitar riff ever. Isn’t that enough?

Deep Purple somehow still isn’t in the Hall of Fame. Let’s fix that.

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