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Pro-Shot Video of Deep Purple's Wacken Fest Appearance Goes Online
08/05/2013
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(hennemusic) Deep Purple performed at Germany's Wacken Open Air festival on Thursday as part of a European tour in support of their new album, "NOW What?!", and pro-shot video of the band's set has surfaced.

The group are also giving fans a behind the scenes look at the show, sharing some footage that includes bassist Roger Glover's thoughts on the event.

"What an amazing place," says Glover. "Really enjoying looking forward to playing�it doesn't happen very often that you get to play something like this." Check out the video here.

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