FIRST TIME LISTENING TO URIAH HEEP 🤘🏼 July Morning, Easy Livin', Gypsy reaction

[@kirawasareactor]

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[@wow8255]

congrats on your patreon sadly im not able to pay

[@kirawasareactor]

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[@wow8255]

@@kirawasareactor if you think motorhead is an intimidating name wait till you see black metal names and logos

[@kirawasareactor]

@@wow8255 people be recommending me bands like Burzum and i'm like what does that even mean

[@wow8255]

@@kirawasareactor i swear one day im gonna spell out a bands name and the next thing i know it everything in my room starts levitating im calling it

[@RevelationNone]

Uriah heep, The magicians bday, lady in black, rainbow demon, paradise/the spell

[@georgetourlos5840]

Love your list. 4of my favorites

[@carlosabad6596]

Excellent choice of songs, they're all excellent and amazing.

[@TheJonasbz]

Heep are so underrated, fantastic band

[@Reani71]

My favorite Uriah Heep song was always Look At Yourself, I'm surprised why this was not recommended more often.

[@sador42]

I agree, I would have requested 'Look at Yourself' as well.

[@sador42]

Look at yourself was tied with July Morning on her list, lol

[@deinpapa3769]

Wizard , lady in Black , July Morning .... yes indeed the older ones ... those fox dancing thing later on was just shit tbh

[@scorpiusbalthazar4327]

Rainbow Demon is awesome but so is a lot of their music! The person who introduced me to them said to listen to the songs Listen To Yourself and July Morning. I have a dvd that's a collection of their music involving Byron and it's all in DTS 5.1 and sounds amazing.

[@hrothgar64]

"I love organs...". You might want to rephrase that. Loffin'

[@SylviusTheMad]

Uriah Heep is my all-time favourite band. I'm aware I'm in the minority on this one, but there's something about their sound and their relentlessly positive attitude that just makes me happy. Edit: You mentioned the bass. The original bass on this was Gary Thain, a brilliant musician who was tragically electrocuted on stage. He survived, but never played again. For most of the 70s, Heep had three terrific singers in the band. Lead vocal David Byron, organist Ken Hensley, and drummer Lee Kerslake all had wonderful voices.

[@crimson777king]

Saw them in 1980 and they were positive and happy then. Great singer and fantastic theatrical sound and stage presence for the whole band.

[@neilaslayer]

I always listen to Uriah Heep on Sunday. I call it my Church music.

[@shanebielski5424]

Gary Thain wasn't the bassist on the original July Morning, and he did play again after being electrocuted. He was sacked in 1975 due to his heroin addiction. He died shortly after in his London flat after overdosing. He originally came from New Zealand.

[@chrisrobinson4573]

My fiance is the drummer in Uriah Heep - we watching thisnd we love it! hah!

[@anthonyfry4661]

You lucky lady!

[@drServitis]

FIRST TIME WATCHING THIS GROOVY FOXY CHICK. GREAT FIND BY ME! AND GREAT JOB BY HER!

[@georgetourlos5840]

SCORPIONS -Fly to the rainbow 🌈 -Evening wind🌬 -Inheritance$$$ -Drifting sun 🌞 -Crying days😭 -Lonesome crow 🦅 -Far away 👋 -Sails of Charon ⛵ -Your light💫 and many many more.... -

[@justinnielsen9766]

She loves bass, so a must for her is Longing For Fire!

[@georgetourlos5840]

@@justinnielsen9766 I agree but it a short song and im greedy . I need as much SCORPIONS as I can get

[@SSGregory]

As a bass player, I heartily approve of your love of the bottom end. We aim to please but generally get overlooked because most people are hearing and watching the guitarist and singer!

[@erikthompson619]

Which is why I'm so happy that Steve Harris, Geezer Butler and even Nikki Sixx exist. People who don't let any other people in the band hog all the spotlight :-)

[@yodieyuh]

Kira, Magician's Birthday is long and you will love it. We all know a certain passage performed on a certain instrument would be worth you listening on it's own, and it's also a great and dynamic fantasy adventure.

[@gablen23]

"Salisbury" also an epic song from their album "Salisbury"

[@madladphy2570]

"B A S S" -Kira, probably

[@kirawasareactor]

omg

[@barrystrickland174]

Heep. Hell yeah. Demons & Wizards and I'm Magician's Birthday kick ass.

[@leone.6190]

As a Bass Player I allways enjoy when a Person enjoys the Bass in a Song. :D

[@loshermetos]

You gotta try "Blue Oyster Cult" someday...

[@silasrodrigues4838]

Oh, yes!!!! Cities On Flame, Burning For You and Astronomy!!!

[@doctorx3]

Not exactly a metal band, but a big influence on metal. Also very snarky, NYC, and Jewish. Is mean that in the best way.

[@doctorx3]

If you want an important early influence on metal that comes from Oz, I recommend Buffalo. Check out the track "Sunrise."

[@johnorr8094]

@@silasrodrigues4838 The Golden Age of Leather too.

[@PK--ITA]

I saw them once, live, 15 years ago. Amazing band..... One of my parents' favorite bands, I inherited them from them ❤❤ "Gypsy" is simply the embodiment of heavy/doom metal, Black Sabbath is the best example. 👍

[@johnstorton]

Uriah Heep: Tales Heep has mellow songs, too, and they are great.

[@seabassplayer9308]

I was sat in front of Trevor Boulder at one gig and he did things that show that I felt if I tried would do myself an injury. I was in awe.

[@martinandrews4271]

Bravo young lady, welcome to one of the best 70s bands……😃😃😃

[@herbiehancock4495]

I’ve seen them in Istanbul 2 years ago, they were pretty impressive for a band of people in their 70’s

[@modejar2022]

URIAH HEEP is the name of a fiction character created by Charles Dickens from his novel DAVID COPPERFIELD

[@vibingwithvinyl]

I was a little bit surprised "Lady in black" didn't make the cut. Then again, it's slightly overplayed. However, on the newer stuff you might want to give a go at "Nail on the head" :)

[@chrisrobinson4573]

Grazed by Heaven

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

YES. Didn't see the other song titles til after posting. Cheers. Listen to Rain by Heep. it's a beautiful ballad which makes the most of David Byron's wonderful voice.

[@kirawasareactor]

How many times can someone pronounce Uriah Heep wrong in 15 minutes? Tune in to find out..

[@RushfanUK]

Uriah Heep was a character that Dickens created, the character comes the novel David Copperfield, I first saw them live back in 1975 in the UK.

[@Narpets2112]

lol

[@rajaseelan6934]

Supreme beauty of chaos...Legend

[@austinfailz]

Wow... I never realized that Bruce Dickinson was mimicking David Byron so much.

[@RÅNÇIÐ]

You gotta try some early Scorpions too. 😉 I'm just gonna say "Sails of Charon"

[@kirawasareactor]

Yea they're on my radar

[@RÅNÇIÐ]

@@kirawasareactor very noice

[@kirawasareactor]

@@RÅNÇIÐ Charon being #1 song under their name too!

[@RÅNÇIÐ]

@@kirawasareactor big yay

[@RevelationNone]

@@kirawasareactor sails of charon is one of the greatest intro solos of all time

[@thunderspike1892]

Uriah Heep known for their vocal harmonies. On All three numbers David Byron are singing. Such a great singer. RIP. On July Morning Paul Newton plays the bass. On the two others Gary Thain played the bass. RIP. You should try The Wizard

[@ronaldomottamotta5611]

i love uriah heep the best band years 70

[@1nelsondj]

Motorhead was led by Lemmy Kilmister who came from the band Hawkwind who actually had a song called Motorhead. You should check them out, they've been playing space rock since 1969 and are still going led by Dave Brock.

[@rafa77766]

Uriah Heep amazing band.

[@damiangardiner147]

If you do a follow up Uriah Heep video like you did for some other artists I truly recommend Lady in Black & Lady in Black & Lady in black and Look at yourself. Did I mention Lady in Black. After that maybe look at delving into Blue Oyster Cult

[@modejar2022]

This is not the original album cut of JULY MORNING. And as you have noticed this tune is clearly inspired by CHILD IN TIME by Deep Purple, the voice is singing a very slow part while the organ goes in three times along, just like in Child in Time, then Byron tries to do the same screams getting high and higher. We called this "a very evident inspiration".

[@ZEPPELIN198]

If I am not mistaken, you are listening to a re-recorded version of July Morning. This features Bernie Shaw on vocals.....The original was David Byron. The original is definitely superior, but Bernie does the song justice.

[@tomfabozzi6309]

You liked the bass on "July Morning". Pretty sure that was Gary Thain, who was a New Zealander who played with Uriah Heep, but died tragically at 27 in 1975

[@harrituominen2206]

Try something from early Whitesnake, like Don't Break My Heart Again.

[@sergejmiladinovic1181]

Fully support this idea, but I'm not sure how well some of David's lyrics will be received. Cough cough slide it in cough cough i'll be your back door man cough cough

[@johnafirth]

@@sergejmiladinovic1181 In all honesty, his lyrics throughout Whitesnake were always like that. Slip of the Tongue? Yep.

[@sergejmiladinovic1181]

@@johnafirth Oh yes, I know! I'm a huge Whitesnake fan (well mostly everything ranging from the beginning to Slip of the Tongue, and only a few songs afterwards such as Too Many Tears and Forevermore). And I like his lyrics, they're always bluesy and/or kind of humorously tongue-in-cheek, but some people might get offended by them.

[@thetravenousgamer]

Hell yeah! Early Whitesnake deserves more love. Walking in the Shadow of the Blues, Steal Away, Ain't No Love in the Heart of the City (which is a cover, but a damn great one), Nighthawk/Vampire Blues, Don't Mess With Me

[@angelarias9652]

This girl is amazing!! you should try to listen other uriah heep's songs from the classic era! Uriah Heep is one of the best bands ever!

[@asrafmohamad425]

Try listening to July Morning Live in Birmingham 1973. You can hear Gary Thain's crazy bass lines.

[@dmb70]

Some other great Uriah Heep songs to check out, Sunrise, The Wizard, Stealing, Lady In Black.

[@Mr5thWave]

Magician's Birthday....great :story" song...

[@Phil-fr7xk]

Yes, awesome!!!

[@michaelfarrant5148]

Loving the reactions. Try some Lemmy (Motorhead) era Hawkwind. I suggest Magnu, Brainstorm and Psychedelic Warlords as a start

[@kirawasareactor]

omg I don't want to spoil how Motorhead goes.... but .... yes

[@michaelfarrant5148]

@@kirawasareactor Totally different to Motorhead, By the way Motorhead is a Hawkwind song written by Lemmy

[@steveking3434]

Yes! Hawkwind are my favourite band of all bands. Please do investigate some of their copious back catalogue (50 years and counting!)

[@mvjonsson]

The bassplayer on this version is probably Trevor Bolder, long time member and also famous from David Bowie's Spiders from Mars. The UH bassplayer from the mid Seventies Gary Thain was also incredible.

[@dreamerdeceiver6592]

Trevor Bolder came much later in 1977 for the Firefly album,after John Wetton´s departure,in this song and album (Very ´eavy ... Very ´umble)from 1970 the bass player is actually Paul Newton

[@mvjonsson]

@@dreamerdeceiver6592 Yes, I know but the version she listened to, did'nt sound like the original version with David Byron.

[@dreamerdeceiver6592]

@@mvjonsson i was referring only to gypsy you are probably referring to july morning which is not the original

[@dreamerdeceiver6592]

@@mvjonsson this july morning probably has trevor bolder in it yeah as it´s bernie shaw on vocals,i was at the gypsy part when i made the comment haha

[@mvjonsson]

@@dreamerdeceiver6592 I hope Kira will listen to the original version as Byron's vocals is so amazing. He is the favourite singer of King Diamond who also named his son after him.

[@noclass69]

Trevor bolder the bassist was a friend of mine, awesome player and a really nice bloke 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@scottgalloway345]

Gary Thain was the original bass player,died a premature death(not drugs) & for a while,one of the most famous New Zealanders on the planet,

[@cayminlast]

Music from my high school days in the seventies, thanks.

[@terryminator4208]

I saw them in 1973 along with ZZ Top and I still have my ticket stub.

[@brianmasinelli9694]

Now try Salisbury and look at yourself. Great music right at your fingertips

[@peterdonald1155]

That bass player, Gary Thain, is from New Zealand, and passed away at l think the age of 27 or 28.

[@scottgalloway345]

RIP Gary Thain,bass player & a Kiwi

[@lipptech1]

The band MOTOR HEAD was named after a term that describes a person that uses meth amphetamine type of SPEED drug as recreation !!

[@marcelomillem4346]

Loved it. I told you David Byron was a major singer. I wanna check your list there on "Stealing" and "The Wizard". You rock Kira. I mean it!!!

[@marcelomillem4346]

Got the video today only 20 min after it was released. There was something wrong with the comments... Only got to comment now. #frustrated...rsrs

[@marcelomillem4346]

God! How could I forget!!! Check "Sweet Freedom"!

[@VultureLivesAgain]

You listened to a live or re-recorded version of "July Morning." I'm honestly not sure what it is, but it's definitely not the original studio version.

[@tomfabozzi6309]

Isn't this from "Uriah Heep Live" (1973)?

[@jarnolait]

This version had the current singer Bernie Shaw. He does a great job, but he's not the original singer.

[@tomfabozzi6309]

@@jarnolait TY. He REALLY sounds like Byron on this!

[@ToddLong-rk3mw]

Fellow hipsters young and old and in between you might want to sign the petition to get them in the Rock and roll Hall of shame or fame

[@ToddLong-rk3mw]

Heepsters not hipsters auto incorrect struck again

[@paullevan5929]

"Pilgrim" It is one of their best

[@gfakruddinahmad8316]

That's mighty Gary Thain in the bass !

[@Silber7]

Not saying it's "wrong" but at least July Morning is also not the original version from the 70s, but I think a re-recording from 2009. Then the Line-Up would be Bernie Shaw - vocals Mick Box - guitar, Phil Lanzon - keyboards Trevor Bolder - bass Russell Gilbrook - drums Mick Box is the only one still active in Uriah Heep from the beginning. In the 70s they had some changes (some of them tragic) of bass players, and in the late 70s also vocalists. The main line-up of the early albums would be David Byron - vocals Mick Box - guitar Ken Hensley - keyboards Paul Newton - bass and changing drummers, before they found Lee Kerslake in 1972. That would in parts explain some different sound. Bernie Shaw is strong, but also not getting younger. The late David Byron would be their original voice, together with vocal harmonies of course, and Ken Hensley the orignial organ player. Also, on July Morning there is an additional Keyboard solo by Manfrad Mann, on a very early Synthesizer :D It may sound a bit cheesy today. But (if only for yourself) also listen to the studio version on the Look At Yourself album! (I think most of the time finding out which album a song was on first, and finding that version makes the most sense? If it isn't something special)

[@metalheadindian9174]

Try some Opeth songs- •Sorceress. •Ghost of Perdition. •Blackwater Park. •Harvest. •Godhead's Lament. Opeth are one of the greatest Metal bands. They have a serene mix of beauty and brutality. Opeth will blow your mind!!! Also,Awesome video!!!.

[@jayjaytee9944]

Don't scare her off man lol,....it will be quite awhile yet until she is ready for Mikaels growls, she has not even got to Lemmy yet haha

[@metalheadindian9174]

@@jayjaytee9944 You still have to start somewhere in Death Metal to get into it.

[@radiopirata568]

HEIL THE HEEP !!!!!!

[@paulwhite7972]

I don't know what you're listening to here. But this is a very recent version of Uriah Heep. Good as it is its not a patch on the band that originally recorded this song. Go to the Live 73 album and listen to the same song. The reason you love the bass by the way is he's playing the bass lines of the late Gary Thain (New Zealnder) one of the most fluid and musical bass players there's ever been. If you listen to it, remember it's live!

[@markchoma9822]

You need to listen to Gypsy off of their Uriah Heep Live 1973 lp. It cranks.

[@farn451]

that really was a golden era of bass playing. some truly magnificent bass work on Sabbath, Zep, Maiden, Priest, Purple, Heap, Rainbow and so many more! I'm a bassplayer and these are my touchstones for quality writing and spacious production that leaves room for the bass player! :D definitely doing it the right way by starting back at the roots of it all. a lot or reactors just see that people have done Slayer's Reign in Blood and leap straight in with that and that's not a sensible plan!! you have to work up to that stuff...

[@xomthood]

You listened to a lesser version of July Morning, the absolute best version is from Uriah Heep Live '72.

[@wyattearp509]

What do you get when you cross Deep purple with 3Dog night? Uriah Heep 🤘🤯💪 🎸

[@verneinnhel3279]

Hmmmm... Motorhead. Well, I'm guessing most people will say "Ace Of Spades," so I'm gonna recommend: "Overkill" (live version, preferably from "No Sleep 'til Hammersmith) "Bomber," "Iron Fist" (there's an awesome promo video for this one - mostly them on stage) "Stay Clean" (with a bass solo by Lemmy) "The Hammer" (this one is about the drummer - Philthy "Animal" Taylor) "City Kids" (early Motorhead) "Motorhead" (written by Lemmy when he was in Hawkwind)

[@jackthelad8182]

Great band saw them live in 1980 or 1981

[@IntergalacticApeMan]

I had to learn quickly that most played songs on Spotify often don't represent, what I like about a band, so I always dive into the discography directly and find out myself. However, there's nothing wrong about Uriah Heep songs like Lady in Black or The Wizard. It's just others are so much better. I'd additionally recommend: Bird of Prey, Salisbury (both from Salisbury), Pilgrim (from Sweet Freedom) and then The Hanging Tree (from Firefly) to add something more adult oriented rock.

[@rubenramosjr.5334]

You should listen the studio version, so you can hear David Byron’s beautiful voice.

[@RÅNÇIÐ]

Much yay

[@kirawasareactor]

AWWW

[@davidmeadows3351]

Nobody *ever* mentions the bass. Well, unless it's Chris Squire or Geddy Lee.

[@timsears951]

Gary Thain was the bass player for UH....highly underrated & his bass playing is never discussed among other musicians or bass players ...what a shame ...tragically died from drug use in the mid 70s..

[@gaznmaggie]

Motorhead my favourite band. Try Overkill, we are the road crew, sweet revenge, capricorn, iron horse and of course the track motorhead which was a track by Lemmys previous band Hawkwind

[@ivailovelev4468]

In Bulgaria we have a tradition named after the song July Morning. Every year, on the 1st of July we watch the sunrise on the beach and listen to rock music.

[@LouisFLamas]

Saw them many times. Also saw them on their very first tour back in 1970 or 71, they opened for Steppinwolf in Houston, Texas. All these songs, I heard live.

[@bukeksiansu2112]

First time listening July Morning circa 1987, I feel I was last generation to hear this song but I was wrong at all.

[@unkindestcut]

I finally got round to a deep dive into Uriah Heep right before the Pandemic. So fucking good, they’ve helped carry me right through to 2021.

[@NoLegalPlunder]

One of their newer songs called Wake The Sleeper is a modern classic. Their early stuff is legendary. While Bernie is great on July Morning you need to check out the original version with the ultimate David Byron. They always had amazing bass players. Gary Thain was a freak bass player. One of the best of the 70s.

[@NoLegalPlunder]

I would add, their song The Pilgrim is a true gem. One of the first really epic rock songs. Brings to mind the band Babe Ruth who did the song Duchess of Orleans. It’s epic as well. So many great bands from back then.

[@sakblabbath3715]

I most of Uriah Heep the David Bryon era except the high and the mighty. His voice was ruined by alcohol, I believe. A few years later he got his voice back but died too young. Uriah Heep had it's share of tragedy. But survived for over 52 years.

[@alanwallace5342]

You haven't listened to Uriah Heep. The band carried on through many incarnations with, ultimately, Mick Box remaining the only constant. But the Uriah Heep lineup that is legend is: - David Byron, vocals/spectacular frontman - Ken Hensley, keyboards, guitars, vocals - Lee Kerslake, percussion, vocals - Gary Thain, bass - Mike Box, guitar and one of the nicest guys in rock and roll

[@cerbuscankerous3714]

Lovely, can we get to the grown up progressive rock stuff now? RUUUUUUUUUSSSSSSSSSSSHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!

[@markchoma9822]

Uriah Heep rules

[@kristiankrastanov5995]

Noooo you missed Lady in Black 😱 ... if you ever go back to Uriah Heep that's number 1!!!

[@kirawasareactor]

ok lock it in!

[@maxarlestig]

And RAINBOW DEMON 👌🏻

[@mordekaieugenis1202]

Simpathy

[@VictorHernandez-dd5ls]

Hi Kira, Your hair looks great 👍

[@p.g.byronconty9471]

Fantastic band! Which "July Morning" Bernie Shaw and Non Byron? Congratulations for the reaction

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

THANK YOU. First band I ever saw live, aged 15, 1976 at Wembley Arena. Mum & dad took us! We loved them in our house and they were amazing. Easy Livin, Sunrise, The Wizard, Magician's Birthday the list goes on. Please do more. You can find great live stuff on YT of them. Live a Budokan is pretty dope. They had the supreme line up when I saw them. Easy Livin is fab.

[@stevekone9310]

Uriah Heep agreat band one of my favorite bands great singer great lyrics

[@Sunrise80719]

The best of UH sympathy

[@stephanieu.]

I love your reactions. Rock On Girl 🎸

[@scottgalloway9903]

Lady in Black,you will love it....& that chap who recommended the Scorpions-Sails of Charon,unique track with the guitar solo first up out of the blocks,stunning!

[@davidmooney2512]

Easy livin the original group

[@davidellis5141]

Uriah rhymes with Mariah !👌

[@kirawasareactor]

gotta strengthen those neuron connections

[@casparvonsader4505]

Ah yes, The Magicians Bidet!

[@HudsonsShotgun]

Bass player I think is Gary Thain, a New Zealander.

[@jayjaytee9944]

3 awesome songs right there, looking forward to watching you react to this Kira.

[@Kerrandrius]

Fun fact: Easy Livin' is probably about finding Jesus. "I've been forgiven / Since you've taken your place in my heart". The very heavy tone makes it easy to miss.

[@shanebielski5424]

Sorry to disappoint you, but its not about jesus. Its about how outsiders see the life of a rock star being an easy living. That comes straight from the mouth of Ken Hensley who wrote it in 15 minutes.

[@rodovanra6783]

I wish I could react like you hearing new music, last I did that I was what? 12.13 years old. Anyway I still react like a kid sometimes but almost never to anything new I hear.

[@jimled50jl49]

July Morning is a classic - What you listened to was not the original album version which is far superior and contains the famous whiplash guitar moment. Lead singer David Byron was definitely doing Ian Gillan vocals & screams - and if you listen to a track called "Come Away Melinda" you will be convinced that is Gillan. Lol - add a Hammond organ and - well you can see where their influences lay. Please listen to the original July Morning in your own time and see what I mean. I'm surprised noone else noticed you heard a different mix entirely.

[@Vimana]

Just scrolled through the comments to see if anyone mentions the different version of July Morning... :-) I'm not quite sure what version Kira listened to. It was good but the original is the best. This version was missing something. One of those things was the synthesizer solo at the end of the song. I've always liked that. The original July Morning featured an early use of a Moog synthesizer played by Manfred Mann. Only a few musicians owned one back in 1971. Ken Hensley started to play a synthesizer himself a couple of years later. He was a great keyboard player and wrote some fantastic songs. Many bands from the 1960s and the 1970s had a keyboardist. They mostly played the organ. Some of them started to play other keyboard instruments as well but the organ was a big part of the sound. I also want to mention that the "Deep Purple in Rock" album (their first "heavy" album with Ian Gillan) and the first Uriah Heep album came out at the same time in July 1970. Both of these bands have some similarities of course but still have a unique style of their own. They've written some of the most memorable songs in history. I liked your comment. Take care and enjoy the music.

[@jimled50jl49]

@@Vimana I do like Kira's posts but with so much jumping through tracks so fast, most people wouldn't pick up on any differences. She should let tracks play all the way through, as there are reaction posts to entire albums, unedited, & tracks longer than 15 minutes, unless they actually pause the track to speak. Kira's enthusiasm is wonderful so lets see more rather than cut & edited so much. Let's enjoy every moment of tracks along with her. That would be so cool.

[@Vimana]

@@jimled50jl49 I agree. It would be nice to see the whole reactions. Well, Kira does what she does and I'm ok with that. One of my favorites is "JustJP". He makes very good music reaction videos and often listens to the whole album as well. He takes his time and often finds something meaningful to say.

[@jimled50jl49]

@@Vimana I do watch others who listen to full tracks & albums but I must admit Kira is a joy to watch. Her reactions are for me the best of the bunch.

[@fabiofeliciano1495]

You gotta try Blue Cheer ,Jerónimo,Buffalo,Ufo

[@eirikasbjrnberg8753]

This Is the original Bassist Gary THain I belieber his name was.

[@fcbaker65]

When I seen that Uriah Heep pop up on your review ,I hit the like button with out even hearing a word you said!...😊