InFinite (Large Box Set inkl. CD, DVD, 2 LPs, 3x10" Vinyl, T-Shirt, Poster, Photo Prints, Sticker)

Nummeriertes & limitiertes Boxset im Vinylformat!
Inhalt: CD+DVD Digipak, 2LP Gatefold, 3x 10“ Vinyl "The NOW What?! Live Tapes Vol. 2", T-Shirt (Größe L), Poster, 5x Photo Prints, Sticker
DVD inkl. 1 1/2-stündiger Dokumentation, die exklusive Einblicke in den Entstehungsprozess des Albums gibt.

Deep Purples neues Studioalbum „inFinite” ist der mit Hochspannung erwartete Nachfolger des weltweiten Charterfolgs „NOW What?!” .
Die CD+DVD Digipak-Version enthält einen exklusiven Dokumentarfilm, der Deep Purple während ihres Songwriting-Prozesses sowie bei den Albumaufnahmen gemeinsam mit Produzent Bob Ezrin im Studio begleitet. So ist es Fans zum ersten Mal möglich, die Band ganz aus der Nähe zu beobachten.

Bisher vermieden Deep Purple die vielen Fanfragen und Spekulationen zu der Bedeutung des Albumtitels „inFinite“ sowie des Namens der aktuellen Tour: „Long Goodbye“.
Dazu Sänger Ian Gillan:
“If you take it literally you may, quite reasonably, think the ‘Finite’ part of the word describes the life of deep Purple, with a clear beginning and a nebulous end; but what of the ‘in’ bit? The word infinite is a three-dimensional double edged sword. It describes something that goes on forever in all directions; not unlike its temporal equivalent ‘Eternal’ What’s that all about?
Stephen Hawking declared (in ‘A brief History of Time’) that, before the Big Bang there was nothing. That would put the kybosh on the idea of our universe being Infinite, as he provides a starting point, which is not acceptable to the concept. So, Hawking’s universe in ‘Finite’; by definition; whether he agrees or not.
Ironically, he is quite wrong (scientists always are eventually), therefore the Universe is infinite, which means it will never end, and also means that it never started, and the corollary to that of course is that we don’t exist.
There is a metaphysical solution to all this, but it will have to wait until the tour is over because (thanks heavens) there are only 24 hours in a day (for the time being) or 10 hours in a metric day.
More on that later…”