My Dad And I React To Uriah Heep - Look at Yourself!!!

PATREON:
/ silasbailey
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[@79BlackRose]

Thank you!. How have I overlooked this band? There were flavours of Deep Purple in there, especially with the great organ playing! I am super, super impressed with Uriah Heep! Keep 'em coming Jacob!

[@curtm.1684]

Your father is correct. Real rock enthusiasts will appreciate the Heep.

[@chadheckman2693]

At the risk of repeating myself from the "Sunrise" reaction, you now need to do the following: "Gypsy", "Salisbury", "High Priestess", "July Morning". Their Uriah Heep Live album from 1973 is a top notch engineered recording. Must listen to some songs off of it.

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

They might not be that well known but us oldies know and love this band.

[@brianmasinelli9694]

Salisbury and July morning are the gems from this band and they have a great catalog.

[@glenchapman3899]

The version on the live album will melt your face.

[@willhughes2904]

This band are criminally underrated. They were there with Zepplin, Sabbath and Deep Purple. They were just as influential but never got the recognition. Metal Gods.

[@chriswebb7155]

Uriah Heep were such an awesome but underrated band. I had all their albums.

[@jeffbolton9699]

So cool, I met Mick Box, the lead guitarist and founder back in 1976. I was 15 and my country band was asked to play a party for them. We became good friends and I still get together with his oldest son, who is a drummer and his ex- brother in law who is also an excellent guitarist in his own right.

[@carsongodwin]

We need this guy to watch the Pink Floyd’s The Wall movie

[@mrdemocracy7106]

Uriah Heep LEGENDS!

[@MusicLover-rt4bs]

Ken Hensley is a MONSTER on the keyboards. Keep going on the Heep.

[@79BlackRose]

Actually Jake, Ken Hensley sang Look At Yourself because David Byron had throat problems during the recording session. But Byron sang it when they played it live. And Ian Clarke was the drummer.

[@completecharleston7142]

A friend of mine turned me on to Uriah Heep with this album the year it was released (1971) - the cover was really cool (the reflective surface). Then I was totally blown away with the "Demons and Wizards" album the following year (hint hint).

[@troyhyre8043]

Uriah Heep were brothers to Deep Purple & Judas Priest, Maiden? Classical influenced. A dark leaning & medievel sounding hard rock shuffle! Cool. I never had deep dives of their music. Nice to hear!

[@2854Navman]

The additional percussion at the end was by a band called Osibisa. They were in the studio and wanted to play on this song and Heep said oh yeah!

[@carlosfigueiredo7876]

Saw Huriah Heep live in Portugal back in 1980. What an epic concert!!!

[@paulkazakoff9231]

One of the great rock bands to surface from the 1970's.They still sound awesome to me after all these years.Go Heepsters !

[@seiraeiramasil2302]

Yes! Love that you're getting back into Uriah Heep, also glad you've got your dad helping you to find the finer things that are rock. It takes a person with a diverse taste to appreciate REAL classic rock. I've always thought that Uriah Heep was a lot like Deep Purple, with the way they utilize the organ in their music, yet still, they have their own style. I hope you continue to delve into more, this is awesome, thanks!

[@lawrencecooper2361]

The Heepsters were like a junior league Deep Purple. They didn't get enough respect. This tune in particular is one of all time great bangers. Ken Hensley (organ) and Mick Box (guitar) were engaged in a HEAVY competition but Lee Kerslake stole the show with his completely mental drumming at the end. Incidentally the African drummers known as Osibisa sat in on the this song. I remember well when this came out. Most of us were in various altered states and a general rule was stay on the first floor and don't look in mirrors. So they came out with this album cover