One of the original monsters of rock 'n' roll, Deep Purple and their famous guitarist, Ritchie Blackmore, helped set the standards in a musical era known for big hair and powerful guitar chords. Highlights from this live concert recorded in Japan during the band's 1972 "Machine Head" tour include "Child in Time," "Strange Kind of Woman" and "Space Truckin'," as well as interviews with band members offering an insider's critique of the show.
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