JamieTwort
11.09.11 | And the series continues. |
MO
11.09.11 | Uriah Heep rules, diggin' this series of yours. |
seifer
11.09.11 | great series need to check out 1 and 3 |
JamieTwort
11.09.11 | Thanks MO and Seifer. |
seifer
11.09.11 | is 5 as psychedelic as their later albums cuz i've only heard demons and wizards and look at yrself? |
JamieTwort
11.09.11 | It's more like Look at Yourself than it is Demons and Wizards but it's not much different to thier later stuff. If you like those two I'm sure you'll like it. |
seifer
11.09.11 | nice |
JamieTwort
11.09.11 | 5 is my favourite Heep album btw. |
sumyunguy
11.09.11 | excellent list. 1 is absolutely great, better than their first with palmer. all I have from traffic is john barleycorn. what is else from them is top notch material? i've heard The Low Spark... is quite good also. |
JamieTwort
11.09.11 | Thanks man. Low Spark and Shoot Out are well worth checking out, both are excellent. |
TheNotrap
11.09.11 | Cool list JT.
Yes, Glenn Hughes always had a blues soul. Amazing voice. |
JamieTwort
11.09.11 | Thanks Notrap.
Yeah Hughes is an incredible vocalist, one of my favourites. |
Jethro42
11.11.11 | Oh! For some reason I missed tha list
I only heard couples of Atomic Rooster songs and never came back to them. I don't remember what were my impressions.
2 is an excellent record
I'm confused for 5; Isn't it the description for their s/t? |
JamieTwort
11.11.11 | ^The self-titled album is the US version of Very 'eavy... Very 'umble. They are exactly the same except for one track (s/t has Bird of Prey instead of Lucy Blues). |
Jethro42
11.11.11 | Ah kapitche =] |
JamieTwort
11.11.11 | I can certainly see why that would be confusing. Very 'eavy... is the most common version, which I think is available worldwide except in the US. |
