DEEP PURPLE - NOBODY'S PERFECT
- Format: (2LP) Vinyl record 12"
- Executor: DEEP PURPLE
- Title: NOBODY'S PERFECT
- Catalog number: 835897-1
- A country: England & Europe (Germany)
- Label: Polydor
- Year of issue: 1988
- Complictation: FOC, 2 INS
- Type of publication: FIRST PRESS
- Condition (record/cover): NMint/NMint
- Style: Rock
- Rarity: star_rate
Rare original European cult album. Nobody's Perfect - a double live album by the British band Deep Purple, released in 1988. Nobody's Perfect is composed of live recordings from 1987-1988, made during the European tour that the group made after the recording of the album The House of Blue Light. The album includes the song "classic" Deep Purple period 19701973 years, and songs from the two latest (at the time) album Perfect Strangers (1984) and The House of Blue Light (1987), written after a reunion of the band in its classic lineup. In addition, included a new Studio version of the song "Hush" from their first album Shades of Deep Purple. During a concert performance from Deep Purple included in many of his compositions are fragments of other works. For example, the song "Hard Lovin' Woman" contains a guitar solo of Ritchie Blackmore from "Under The Gun", and in the performance of "Strange Kind of Woman" has been used fragments from the rock Opera Jesus Christ Superstar in which Ian Gillan played the lead role.
