Years later a subway was constructed nearby and the studio had to shut down.

Whitesnake, Rainbow, PAL would all record there.

Martin Birch was also very impressed with the studio and called it: “one of the best equipped and technically advanced studios I know.”.

Lord had used the studio to mix his Windows album.

For the first time since Fireball they also decided to go into a studio to record, the Musicland studios in the base of the Arabella hotel in Munich.

Again, like with Fireball and Who Do We Think We Are the band went into rest mode.

The band went back to Clearwell for two weeks of rehearsals ahead of recording Stormbringer.

Gillan was working on his Cherkazoo project at his new recording studio.

Glover also began work on The Butterfly Ball and Hughes/Coverdale would both play a part in the recording.

Roger Glover was producing Elf, Nazareth, and continuing work as an A&R guy for Purple records.

Obviously a large number didn’t make the album.

In an interview Jon Lord told reporters that they had written fourteen or fifteen songs.

They spent their time organizing football games, shooting air rifles, and Blackmore did some more seances.

Ritchie Blackmore did session work for Adam Faith’s album “I Survive” but only appears on the first 30 seconds of the first song.

Jon Lord used this time to work on two projects: First of the Big Bands with Tony Ashton and his Windows album.Coverdale: “Theoretically we had a couple of weeks of peace and quiet to write in but inevitably they turned into a couple of weeks of revelry and we found most of the writing was actually done while we were in the studio.Once again the band squandered that time off they had.June and July of 1974 were actually set aside as free time for the band, something that may never have happened before outside of someone getting hepatitis.Upon listening to them they still didn’t know but guessed it was “Earth, Wind, and Fire.” What they’d found instead was the lost masters for Deep Purple’s “Stormbringer” album, specifically the song “You Can’t Do It Right.”

In the early 2000s at Abbey Road two studio techs took down a box of unlabeled tapes and loaded them into the tape machine to see what they were.

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