Deep Purple's Stormbringer as a 50th Anniversary Edition would be much welcomed by me. For some reason, I really like this album. Well recorded, and even though Ritchie Blackmore reportedly did not enjoy playing on the album, he layed down some really cool guitar work on this album, playing funky (which he doesn't seem to like) rhythm guitar and some very tasteful lead guitar parts. And then there were some other songs he refused to play a guitar solo on, so we get some more Jon Lord stuff, and also not the typical Hammond B3 organ only, but Fender Rhodes and clavinet or whatever he played. And I do like the combination of Glenn Hughes and David Coverdale on vocals. And the beautiful "Soldier of Fortune" to close out the album is just the icing on the cake.
The old 35th Anniversary DVD contains an approximation of the original Quad mix (messed up to some extent), and it just does not sound very good, so to get the Quad mix in the same mastering style as all the recent Quadio releases, that would be great.
And if it is an anniversary set, perhaps there will be some additional stuff from the era, although I am not sure how much stuff is really left over. There once was talk about a "Made in Europe" box set with some complete live shows from the era.
