Perfect Strangers

Never get tired of Jon Lord's majestic hammond organ intro.........epic!

This is the very definition of a Rock Anthem driving beat, soaring vocals, screaming lead guitar and a yummy base groove. DP at their very best.

One of the greatest bands of all time. One of the greatest songs of all time.

Had this on cassette back in the day when it first came out.......played it so much it melted inside the cassette player 😂😂 The 80's freaking rocked youngin's😅

This is their masterpiece. Defines them. The organ, heavy drumming , a killer guitar riff, Gillan at his best.

A great drum work by Ian Paice on this one. So good that even John Bohnam would've been impressed by it.

The return of Ritchie Blackmore

This is one of the MOST majestic songs in Rock History!

When life meant something !!!

Lyrics: [Verse 1] Can you remember remember my name As I flow through your life A thousand oceans I have flown And cold spirits of ice All my life I am the echo of your past [Verse 2] I am returning the echo of a point in time Distant faces shine A thousand warriors I have known And laughing as the spirits appear All your life Shadows of another day [Chorus] And if you hear me talking on the wind You've got to understand We must remain Perfect Strangers [Post-Chorus] I know I must remain inside this silent well of sorrow [Verse 3] A strand of silver hanging through the sky Touching more than you see The voice of ages in your mind Is aching with the dead of the night Precious life (your tears are lost in falling rain) [Chorus] And if you hear me talking on the wind You've got to understand We must remain Perfect Strangers

Genius Blackmore riff. Mozart of rock.

Tempos que VC sonhava, podia sonhar, era uma grande alegria ouvir o DP .

Rock-n-Roll at its finest!

Молодцы Блэкмор и Гиллан, что возродили "Дип Пёрпл" образца 1970года: они пришли к ней независимо друг от друга. "Абсолютные незнакомцы" -это взрыв эмоций !!! Было продано более трёх миллионов экземпляров и, казалось, что они больше не расстанутся...

1985 Deep Purple tour San Antonio, Texas I was 15 and went with a friend last moment. One of the best memories I have.

Masterpiece of modern music

Ian paices drums hit with force of a freight train in this song.

While not early Purple.....they just nailed it with this one. Can't stop listening. Pure progressive rock.

This song reminds me of my childhood when my dad used to play it when he got drunk 🔥🔥

Great Album great song