Deep Purple Vinyl Records

Deep Purple on Vinyl

Deep Purple is an English rock band formed in 1968 around guitarist Ritchie Blackmore, organist Jon Lord and drummer Ian Paice. With singer Ian Gillan and bassist Roger Glover, the band created the classics “In Rock” (1970), “Machine Head” (1972) featuring “Smoke On The Water”, and the live album “Made In Japan” (1972). Together with Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath, Deep Purple are regarded as pioneers of hard rock and heavy metal.

Here you'll find Deep Purple vinyl records, mainly used pressings from the 70s, live albums and records from the band's wider circle. Every record is graded to the Goldmine standard, and the photos show the actual copy.

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FAQ about Deep Purple

Which Deep Purple albums are the most important?
The albums by the classic line-up with Ian Gillan: “In Rock” (1970), “Fireball” (1971), “Machine Head” (1972) and “Made In Japan” (1972). From the David Coverdale era, “Burn” (1974) is well worth a listen.

What are the different “Mark” line-ups?
Fans number the line-ups: Mark I (1968 to 1969) with Rod Evans, Mark II (from 1969) with Ian Gillan and Roger Glover, Mark III (from 1973) with David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes. Mark II is considered the classic line-up.

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Delivered in 2–3 business days

By & for music lovers

Recordings curated with passion.

Diverse Genres & Assortment

Used and new vinyl records daily.

Frequently asked questions

Which Deep Purple albums are the most important?

The albums by the classic line-up with Ian Gillan: “In Rock” (1970), “Fireball” (1971), “Machine Head” (1972) and “Made In Japan” (1972). From the David Coverdale era, “Burn” (1974) is well worth a listen.

What are the different “Mark” line-ups?

Fans number the line-ups: Mark I (1968 to 1969) with Rod Evans, Mark II (from 1969) with Ian Gillan and Roger Glover, Mark III (from 1973) with David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes. Mark II is considered the classic line-up.