Deep Purple, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Conducted By Malcolm Arnold

Calling all Deep Purple fans and classic rock collectors: here’s a chance to own a remarkable Japanese pressing of Deep Purple’s groundbreaking live album, Concerto for Group and Orchestra (1971). This innovative recording, conducted by Malcolm Arnold with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, is a historic fusion of heavy rock and classical music—a bold experiment that cemented Deep Purple’s reputation for pushing musical boundaries.
The vinyl is graded EX to NM, ensuring excellent playback with vibrant sound. The sleeve is VG+ to EX, showing light age-related wear but retaining strong visual appeal. While the OBI strip is missing, the original insert is included, preserving key details for collectors.
Japanese pressings are celebrated for their superior audio quality, and this edition captures every nuance of this iconic performance. Professionally cleaned, supplied with fresh protective sleeves, and ready for secure, fast worldwide shipping, this is a superb opportunity to add a rare Deep Purple classic to your collection.