GILLAN: Double trouble DOUBLE LP. Check videos.

double album, half new studio tracks, and half live, is this "Double Trouble", which was released in the late 1981. guitarist Bernie Tormé was replaced here by the future Iron Maiden member Janick Gers, who plays all the guitars, salvo in a live track.
A solid work, even the live versions are good. The studio LP itself is more than tasty, with a considerable amount of standouts: "Restless", the excellent "Men of war", the long "Born to kill" or the chic "Nightmare". The studio LP it is very listenable, to say the least, and the live one, well...it's just a first rate live record.
Maybe the live part should have been archived, but even so, these Ian's years (1978-1982) are still a bit underrated. Gillan was a truly enjoyable band.

Disc: 1
1. I'll Rip Your Spine Out
2. Restless
3. Men Of War
4. Sunbeam
5. Nightmare
6. Hadely Bop Bop
7. Life Goes On
8. Born To Kill
9. Spanish Guitar

Disc: 2
1. No Laughing In Heaven
2. No Easy Way
3. Trouble
4. Mutually Assured Destruction
5. If You Believe Me
6. New Orleans
7. Bite The Bullet
8. On The Rocks
9. Mr Universe
10. Vengeance
11. Smoke On The Water