Vinyl Album - Deep Purple - Deep Purple In Rock - Harvest

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Deep Purple
Title:	Deep Purple In Rock
Label:	Harvest
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	SHVL 777
Date:	3 Jun 1970
Format:	LP
Genre:	Hard Rock
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	68 Own, 2 Want
Price Guide:	$25 - $125
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PRICE GUIDE

$25 - $125

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Deep Purple	Speed King	Blackmore, Gillan, Glover, Lord, Paice	9.2 Rate
A2	Deep Purple	Blood Sucker	Blackmore, Gillan, Glover, Lord, Paice	9.4 Rate
A3	Deep Purple	Child In Time	Blackmore, Gillan, Glover, Lord, Paice	9.0 Rate
B1	Deep Purple	Flight Of The Rat	Blackmore, Gillan, Glover, Lord, Paice	9.8 Rate
B2	Deep Purple	Into The Fire	Blackmore, Gillan, Glover, Lord, Paice	9.3 Rate
B3	Deep Purple	Living Wreck	Blackmore, Gillan, Glover, Lord, Paice	9.0 Rate
B4	Deep Purple	Hard Lovin' Man	Blackmore, Gillan, Glover, Lord, Paice	9.3 Rate

Notes

UK Chart Entry:20 Jun 1970
Highest Position: 4
Total Weeks on Chart: 68

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Comments and Reviews


OzoneBaby 7th May 2024		Released 5 June (Friday)



candiman SUBS 9th Dec 2022		Think my copy is a mid 70s reissue



leonard 5th Sep 2021		The Droid's labels with the small boxed BIEM are from the first Dutch issue of the Album. This release came in an UK sleeve, so I can understand why it was added here. Will move them to the Dutch release. The Droid may want to adjust his "I Own".



Quad5point1 14th Jun 2021		Nod to nicoldo64, Added full size inner gatefold panels



Quad5point1 9th May 2016		Nice to see the labels in their proper order Hawkmarty. Any chance you can you do something about the Malaysian copy of Deep Purple's Fireball in the UK entry ??



Hawkmarty SUBS 9th May 2016		It's really hard to tell. The one constant in the UK ones is the Made in Gt Britain. TheDroid's labels have BIEM but that can appear on UK issues as well (Decca, Deram etc) so cannot be taken as definite proof that they are not a UK contract pressing. I'll move them to the end until we find out for sure.



Quad5point1 9th May 2016		The Mfd In UK on Abbey Road isn't restricted to just Abbey Road but a wide range of Beatles, McCartney & Lennon issues from this period so rules out the notion that "it's a mistake", plus "Manufactured In" has different connotations to "Made In"



PhilMH 9th May 2016		Well, perhaps that Beatles issue was a mistake, and they didn't put "Made in UK" on this Deep Purple release for the very sound reason that it wasn't made in the UK, just as this copy of Stevie Wonder's "Innervisions" has "Made in USA" at the top of the label and no mention of UK anywhere else on the label ("The Gramophone Co Ltd" on the left rim, and EMI Records Ltd at the bottom, mark this as a UK issue, along with the Tamla Motown label itself - not used on USA releases - and the EMI Records Ltd name on the back cover, which was printed by the UK company Garrod & Lofthouse).



Quad5point1 9th May 2016		Given that the Harvest label was part of the EMI family I find it difficult to believe that they would've imported these during the 3 Day week / Oil Crisis period without marking them as Mfd In UK. If you look at the other examples from the Apple label at this time there is the Pathe Marconi copy of Abbey Road being pressed in France but quite clearly states on the label "Mfd In UK" to say this is a UK issue and not a French one.



PhilMH 9th May 2016		The catalogue number and record company name on Droid's labels suggest to me that it is still a UK release, even though it might have been made in Europe; the European EMI companies had different names, and used EMI's European catalogue number system from 1969 onwards. It could well have been pressed in Europe due to the energy crisis and/or the British three-day working week, as other UK releases were at the time (e.g. a made-in-USA Stevie Wonder Lp on Tamla Motown); I wouldn't necessarily trust that Discogs entry.



TheDroid 8th May 2016		Cptbeefheart you may be correct as I am not that knowledgeable on all the permutations of European/UK etc. variances. I used the gatefold EMI Hayes - Middlesex - England as an indicator of UK pressing. If incorrect, Mods, please relocate to proper placement. In 1970 were there actual European pressings (not designated to a particular country)?



Quad5point1 7th May 2016		The Droids Images 961683 & 961685 are more likely to be of European origin rather than UK as seen here on Discogs



nicoldo64 30th Jan 2016		Added alternate label variant images logo EMI Great Britain. in lower position.



TheDroid 30th Jan 2016		Added alternate label variant images.



kab2112 SUBS 13th Jan 2016		Album Review from Kerrang! Magazine - January 1982



Magic Marmalade 4th Sep 2015



Magic Marmalade 1st Sep 2015		Got the unboxed label of this today... I think nicoldo means to say the two black and white images are of the inside of the gatefold.



Oakley Boys 18th Jan 2015		Just in case people did not realise, the ones with EMI on the middle left-hand side were later issues. They also had EMI printed around the rim as opposed to Gramophone Co Ltd. Originals are worth a lot more if you are interested in value.