Triple Trouble competition
Caramba gives you a chance to exercise your wit and win a signed copy of Triple Trouble:
Read more »Win a signed copy by answering the simple question:
‘How many songs has ig written and why?
Obsessive attention to detail not necessarily rewarded. […]
Lemmy on Blackmore
The following feature may contain references to sex, drugs and rock’n'roll. Oh, and some bad language too. Dig in!
Read more »Fires at Midnight in Chicago
Ten days ago I was in Chicago to see Blackmore’s Night with a couple of my friends. We drove 2,600 km (that’s 1,600 miles in medieval units) for that gig and to catch Steve Morse Band in Toronto on the […]
Read more »The finger fell off…
This is an interview that Gillan and Glover did circa 1987 for the German TV. Make all you want out of it, but I’ve found it, ahem, entertaining
Smoke on l’Humanité
Last weekend Deep Purple played at the Fête de l’Humanité festival just outside Paris. This cheeky video ad for the festival aptly illustrates how the music we love transcends ages, races and, ahem, political persuasions.
Read more »Made in Wales
Back in 2003 ITV1 Wales did a documentary on Roger Glover. Now, with it’s appearance on Youtube, all of us who missed it on TV and on the bootlegger’s grapevine, have a chance to see it.
Read more »The Great Wide Open
On June 13 Deep Purple played at the Great Wide Open festival in a small picturesque town on Mühldorf in Bavaria, about an hour or so outside of Munich. It was a very enjoyable show, I’d even dare to say […]
Read more »Incongruity Rules
In the latest installment of Caramba TV, Big Ian reports from his undressing room in Baalbeck.
Read more »Steve Morse interviewed by Rocknation TV
Blabbermouth reports that Steve Morse has been interviewed on Rocknation TV. The interview is featured in episode 46 and can be viewed online at www.rocknation.us/tv.
Rocknation TV is a weekly 30-minute metal program featuring metal videos and interviews. It is available […]
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