Tracks Side 1:

1. Vulture Blood (6:13)

2. No Chance (6:23)

3. Burning (6:18)

4. St. Louis (3:51)

Tracks Side 2:

1. Ritual (4:55)

2. Solitude (8:51)

3. Woman of The Devil (7:11)

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After this record DEEP PURPLE should be dead. Why? Because their fans should change into WARHORSE fans. What an album this is! Strong rock tracks like Vulture Blood, great epic ballad Solitude and very catchy tracks like Ritual ( You should definitely find TheLive versionFrom Beat Club). Rock as it best. No dull moments here. DEEP PURPLE Mk II fans - this is your favorite album (even if You don'tKnow it yet). if there is something like hard rock (oh, how much I don't like these Two words...), it's definitely WARHORSE . An essential; FOR every MUSIC lover. (deepslumber/progarchives.com)

( ) The MUSICof this album is really nuansamatik - that isAMUSIC that truly representsThe eraof rockMUSIC in The seventies. The recording quality is very analog and it creates great value FOR me personally. As The era was characterized by The useof Hammond organ so isThe case with this album. The Hammond organ Sound by Frank Wilson is really killing me even FromThe opening track "Vulture Blood". I wouldn't deny that The MUSIC is pretty close to early albumsofDEEP PURPLE . The Another characteristic is The guitar-playing style which is very bluesy and A bit funk but it merges wonderfully withThe rock elements. Nick Simpler's inventive bass guitar playing style is very obvious here.

The album kicks off with A church organ Sound that opens "Vulture Blood" (6:13) followed with dynamic drum and guitar work that remarksThe rock partofTheMUSIC . Ashley Holt sings wonderfully with organ as key rhythm section augmented with guitar work by Ged Peck. It's so classic and it's so rewarding.. Especially The organ solo. followed with guitar in alternate uh man .. it's killing me. if You are LISTENING To this album with headphones,You will find great bass guitar playing. "No Chance" (6:22) is A bit melancholic with great organ work at background and melodic singing part. This is true seventies! This is One of my favorite tracks. "Burning" (6:17) brings The MUSIC upbeat withSTILL maintaining soaring organ and stunning guitar work. The organ playing style reminds me To Ken Hensley of Uriah Heep. "Ritual" guitar work at opening part reminds me To Deep Purple 's MUSIC . "Solitude" (8:48) is another excellent track exploring acoustic guitar and organ with vocal power. The chords and notes used are somewhat very progressive. " Woman ofThe Devil" (7:16) seesThe combinationof Emerson'sThe Nice andDEEP PURPLEMUSIC . Excellent.

This album is highly recommended. if You Can Appreciate classic rock / prog MUSIC in The seventies, this album isA must. ( ). Keep On proggin'..! ( ) (Gatot/progarchives.com)