

I thought I should leave a quick note here regarding the blog
REGARDING MISSING FILES
drop me a note in the comments section and i will re upload on request, assuming I still have the files
BOOTLEG RECORDINGS
It should be noted that all of the bootlegs on this blog have been begged, borrowed, stolen or gifted to me. I can take no credit for the original recordings. If the original taper of any of these bootlegs would like due recognition for their work please get in touch I will be more than happy to oblige
Also
I have for the most part posted only albums that are no longer commercially available,which doesn't mean someone somewhere doesn't own the rights to them. It also doesn't mean that they wont become available in the future. I will upon request happily remove any posts or links
Abominogjnr
I've listened to some extracts of the songs and, yes, it reminds me of Uriah Heep 1975-1976 (Return to Fantasy & Firefly). Sometimes, the drums sound like lee Kerslake's ("Lady of the Light" intro) and the keyboards definitely are Heep inspired, like the background vocals. This group is very interesting and it's a nice discovery for me and has its place here !
ReplyDeleteI agree with you Ray this is very reminiscent Of Heep circa 75-77 with just about every member of the band sounding just like their Heep
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A very enjoyable album indeed
Thank you very much for comments, people.
ReplyDeleteThe next post with a group very reminescent of Heep will be, next week, "Life After death", 1974 album of the group "Life". Do you know? The reminescence begin with the cover, where all the group is web covered like Mr. Byron in the cover of "Very eavy very umble". Cheers
Roby
Roby I have been looking for that album for some time now. I look forward to the post
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