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Nobody's Perfect

Deep Purple · 1988

74 min · 11 tracks · hard rock · progressive rock · psychedelic rock

A vibrant tapestry of classic rock anthems woven with intricate musicianship and powerful vocals.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • dynamic peaks and valleys
  • anthems for sing-alongs
  • engaging long-form listening experience
  • powerful vocals with emotional depth

Maybe skip if you want

  • seekers of instant gratification
  • prefer short, standalone tracks

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Deep Cut — 'Nobody's ' offers reimagined classics but isn't a primary entry point or major breakthrough.
Career context
Released in 1988, 'Nobody's Perfect' marked Deep Purple's return to the studio after the mixed reception of their previous album, 'The House of Blue Light'. This live album features re-recorded versions of their classic tracks, showcasing their enduring appeal amidst a changing rock landscape. The band was solidifying their legacy while navigating a music scene increasingly dominated by new genres.
Stylistic neighbors
Led Zeppelin· Black Sabbath· Rainbow
If this clicks, go next to
Slaves and Masters — Continues the vibrant rock sound with fresh energy and themes.
Sounds like this from elsewhere
Hold Your Fire by Rush — Shares intricate musicianship and a blend of progressive elements with rock anthems.
Crest of a Knave by Jethro Tull — Combines rock legacy with complex arrangements, reflecting a similar craftsmanship in songwriting.
Presence by Led Zeppelin — Delivers powerful vocals and hard rock energy, resonating with themes of enduring musical legacy.

Tracklist

New here? Start with "Highway Star".

  • 1 Highway Star Start here 6:10
  • 2 Strange Kind of Woman 7:36
  • 3 Perfect Strangers 6:26
  • 4 Hard Lovin’ Woman 5:05
  • 5 Knocking at Your Back Door 11:25
  • 6 Child in Time 10:37
  • 7 Lazy 5:15
  • 8 Black Night 6:07
  • 9 Woman From Tokyo 4:01
  • 10 Smoke on the Water 7:47
  • 11 Hush 3:32

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