Malice in Wonderland

Artist: Paice Ashton & Lord
Label: Repertoire
Category: Music

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Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1

UPC: 400991045682
EAN: 0400991045682
ASIN: B0000072R6

Release Date: 1995-08-04

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Tracks:

Ghost Story
Remember the Good Times
Arabella [Oh Tell Me]
Silas and Jerome
Dance With Me Baby
On the Road Again, Again
Sneaky Private Lee
I'm Gonna Stop Drinking Again
Malice in Wonderland
Steamroller Blues [#][*]
Nasty Clarinet [#][*]
Black and White [#][*]
Moonburn [#][*]
Dance Coming [#][*]
Goodbye Hello La [#][*]
Ballad of Mr. Giver [#][*]

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Customer Reviews:

Rodd1284's review of Paice Ashton Lord long awaited CD.......2007-01-16

I've been trying to find this CD for a year or so now and was pleased to finally receive it, and let my brother have a copy. Both of us thought the live bonus tracks at the end were pretty excellent but the others fairly mediocre. We're now getting a copy of the Paice Ashton Lord Live at the BBC CD and hopefully it will be better value.

Lord, paice, Ashton and Marshden.......2002-11-03

the idea of this unique album came from Jon Lord, Tony Ashton (RIP) & Ian Paice after Deep purple final split forever in 1976. The most tracks are very unique and strange, they didn?t play any hard Rock n roll anymore in this album, what they ever did within deep purple for 8 years before. but the tracks are excellent check it out like ghost story Ashton ?s vocal is very deep grave and bluesy. Jon Lord did always some excellent melodic with his keyboard, Ian Paice did several great drumming tracks and Tony Ashton did a good job! cheers Jonas

Good Blues Rock A+ Percussion/Keys.......2002-08-04

Pretty cool Blues/Rock with Funk mixed in. All songs rock while maintaining a blues/cool/funky melody to them. Similar to the bluesy rock/funk of Deep Purple's "Come Taste the band" this late 70's release makes me laugh at what was popular at the time. It's also an example of why these guys still make rock music today.

A Unique Album.......2000-06-23

I first listened to this album when it first was published in 1976, I liked it then and I still like it. It's one of those classics that never gets old, a unique album that you feel like listening to every now and then without interruption.

Boooorrring.......2000-03-23

I certainly wasnt thrilled with album. This is a departure from the hard rock edge Deep Purple fans would appreciate. Lords talent isnt really apparent here...Ashtons vocals are flat (perhaps in good interesting-type-of-way)..Paice's percussion isnt really much to remember.

Im listening to it now. Its dull. 70s rock diehards might enjoy it to kill time...or Deep Purple collectors might simply need to have it.

Simply dull BritRock album from 1977, by some uninspired monsters of rock...reminds me of other mediocre releases by BBA (Jeff Beck, Tim Bogert, Carmine Appice) or BLT (Jack Bruce, ,L? ,Robin Trower). All these musicians had much better studio releases outside these 'powertrios'. When comparing BLT/Truce, BBA (Beck, Bogert, Appice) and PAL (Malice in Wonderland)...BLT is the most dissapointing, with PAL earning one star because it is so dull, and BBAs self titled being not all that bad with some good playing.

I suggest listen before you buy.

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