Come Taste The Band
by Deep Purple

Come Taste The Band by Deep Purple
Year: 1975
Release date: 1975-11-07
Overall rank: 4,565th   Overall chart history
Average Rating: 
73/100 (from 143 votes)
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Accolades:
Award Top albums of 1975 (67th)
Award Top albums of of the 1970s (743rd)
Award Best albums of all time (4,565th)

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Deep Purple bestography

Come Taste The Band is ranked 9th best out of 72 albums by Deep Purple on BestEverAlbums.com.

The best album by Deep Purple is Machine Head which is ranked number 249 in the list of all-time albums with a total rank score of 6,318.

Deep Purple album bestography « Higher ranked (3,953rd)
Perfect Strangers
This album (4,565th)
Come Taste The Band
Lower ranked (4,685th) »
Stormbringer

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  Track ratings The tracks on this album have an average rating of 77 out of 100 (all tracks have been rated).

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Come Taste The Band rankings summary
Overall rank: 4,565th | 1970s rank: 743rd | 1975 rank: 67th  Overall chart history
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73/100 (from 143 votes)
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From Repo 07/09/2021 01:59 in My discoveries per year
“An album on my wishlist: After Ritchie Blackmore left for big successes with Rainbow, he was replaced by Tommy Bolin and I must say this was a succes for this one album and he proved to be a worthy replacement for Blackmore. Less can be said for David Coverdale who is not really my favorite singer…”
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90/100
The starting albums of Mark II, Mark III, and Mark IV are all not given enough credit, each one bringing a new burst of energy to the band. Tommy Bolin brings a fresh guitar attack, and there's hardly a weak song on the album. Stronger than Who Do We Think We are. (Edited)
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65/100
Most underrated album of DP.
Good Songs, gut voice of David Coverdale and very good guitar work of Tommy Bolin. (Edited)
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75/100
Very good album. Too bad Tom Bolin had a substance abuse problem; he could of had promising career. (Edited)
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An underated Deep Purple album, should be higher on the list! (Edited)
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most unappreciated album of DP (Edited)
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