R.I.P Malcolm Dome (1955-2021)
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
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This week we sadly lost one of the most profound hard 'n' heavy journalist Malcolm Dome. He's been involved in many rock documentaries over the years, and here you can hear him talk about all classic periods of Deep Purple with assorted stories about songs and band members.
Was sorry to hear of his passing. An enthusiastic and knowledgeable writer who obviously loved music.
I will miss this guy so much he was something else. He knew his hard rock goodbye Malcolm
RIP Brother. Thank you for all that you gave us
Gods Grace and Peace be with all.
Damn... I really liked his journalism and documentary work. RIP good sir! Your work lives on forever.
Made in Japan my very first Deep Purple Vinyl album absolutely brillant . The Mule what a drum solo going to school this was all the topic along with Smoke On The Water great memories.
Man, this is sad news. I always enjoyed his insight. One of the better journalists.
was lucky to be able to drink with him over the span of ten years in soho. he was a lovely gentle guy and always had time for a chat and a brain like an encyclopaedia.
Those heady nights in The Crobar....
Always liked seeing him in the AC/DC documentaries. RIP
First saw his name in Kerrang as a teen. Great writer r i p
R I P Malcolm Dome.
Very sorry to hear this news. RIP Malcolm Dome
I'm very surprised the great man somehow thought Lady Double Dealer was on Come Taste The Band. RIP Malcolm Dome,an important and significant contributor to this magnificent tapestry that is the history of Rock 'n' Roll!
R.I.P Malcolm Dome , knew him from the sabbath, motorhead and deep purple documentary's.
nice tribute, sorry for your loss
Rip malcolm ❤️
Glad there were teibutes
He was part of my grieing up and am sad he passed away couple years ago.
I actuslly heard when it happened and it felt bad hope his fam and loved ones are ok.
But i never looked for reactions like now.
Im eatching an old docunentary i hadnt seen on deep purple- well most content ive seen aside from ectra afditions to the same old stuff like in yhe last 5 years.
But anyway i thought to myself didnt he pass?
I googled and yes almost 2 years ago
This time im here searching this.
Anyway RIP Malcom Dome.
U were entertaining to listen to.
And i reckon mostly uriah heep deep purple rainbow heads know him most
Who knows either way cheers man rest ez.
RIP Malcom. 😥 Ritchierod, from Ritchie Blackmore International Fan Club (Facebook)
RIP Malcolm Dome...
Земля пухом Малкому. Один из интереснейших рок рассказчиков был.
Good stuff, Where is the rest of the interview?
I told you more than once Malcolm, DP were better than Led Zeppelin, but you wouldn't have it...
He knows better
@@rocknroll7400 that he did, but not about DP.
R.I.P. Malcolm Dome. He will be sorely missed. The very first LP I bought was Fireball way back in 1971. I never listened (and have never listened to Deep Purple Mk 1, but have enjoyed every iteration after. I consider Tommy Bolin as a more accomplished guitarist than Blackmore (that'll get some downvotes) but he was too out of control with his drug use, even more than other members of the band and that was his ultimate downfall.