Uriah Heep - Salisbury (part 2)

[Ivonikuss]

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[redneck6310]

Ivonhuss  \m/ great to hear lady in black (the original)

[Oneclement]

Wow remind me of good Teenage years.. Enjoy the album cover of the tank reminded me of my service days in the tank unit.. what a coincidence.

[Ivonikuss]

Hey guys and gurls! Just wanted to say thanks to all of the great comments :) really enjoyed reading!

[Trick6828]

@Ivonikuss many see...many dont.... many know..... so do i ...thanks...

[philhable]

Incredible track, so frustrating talking to people who profess to being into 70s rock and have never listened to this amazing band, great to see so many appreciative comments on here.

[nazzare79]

reminds a lot to what Deep purple did some years before with "April", an absolute masterpiece as "salisbury"...

[fucheduck]

this is like a story in music form(inspiring).

[gerdschneider]

Mick Box, Gary Thain, Lee Kerslake, David Byron, Ken Hensley...

You've got my heart since. Great music.

[redneck6310]

Hey Do you have pt1??

[Ivonikuss]

@redneck6310 here it is... watch?v=yMavpQll-kw

[hindeex3]

I can't tell you how many times I lifted the needle off the album to hear this composition over and over !! Uriah heep still rocks, just wish they would have made it out to the west Coast of the USA on their last tour . PLEASE come back

[doogal1234]

This has to be one of the best guitar solos (and with wah) in rock history. And it was back before all the high speed fingering was common in rock.

[mosheavni]

guitar solos are awsome

[godiosm]

le son n'est pas bon  !!!

[Trick6828]

Great Goose Bumps....

[joeyrider]

Uriah Heep in this period was the first gig I ever attended I was 13 y.o. ....the journey stil goes on....

[Trick6828]

Take me to the top...Blow my mind ,,,...A journey never to be forgotten...1972...Only a few can know what i mean... Thanks for this ...It is all of my life in a song...

[Ivonikuss]

@Trick6828 De nada - my friend :) you are very welcome ;)

[steelbroker]

супер

[Ivonikuss]

@steelbroker спасиба

[divanski50]

Saw them live at the Glasgow Apollo theatre....Return to fantasy tour.... superb......

[divanski50]

has anyone else noticed ....the face top left of the album cover......who is it ?.. lol

[Trick6828]

@divanski50 Big Bird

[SpringIsBACK]

@divanski50 That's a good question!

[pardaciani]

Fantasia, genio, capacità, non tramontano mai! Grandi!!

Aldo Croz

[joschi322]

thank you so much

[Ivonikuss]

@joschi322 don't mention it :)

[joschi322]

@Ivonikuss i mean the band and her greatest work ;-)

[CincyDirtyBird]

First concert I ever went to my older brother took me....Was a hendrix / Monkees show.... Blew my MIND....The second show I went to was Uraiah Heep opening for 3 Dog Night.... Loved Uriah Heep, and this was the BEST show I had ever seen.... April 1969 at Miami University in Ohio...I still have the ticket stub.... :) I can still recall them playing Salisbury... Great Band!!

[malinconicoinblues]

URIAH HEEP, in my memory, for ever....

[2booner]

probably one of the greatest guitar solos of all time, and I've heard most of them!!

[HaroldNotTheBarrel]

@2booner Excatly! I also have heard millions of those after early 70´s. For me The Greatest Guitar Solo because it has MAGIC. Rock on, man!

[vzeppelin]

Fantastic piece of music great guitar work thanks for uploading. (MELB/AUS).

[payamas]

..just great >> thanks for uploading it ..

[Ivonikuss]

I am pleased that everyone likes it. It is my all time favorite!

[1954nono]

trop beau trop grand, un ravissement musical hors du commun , je suis fan depuis 40 ans ...

[MINGAMETALO]

Hermano ya no. tienes razon y creo que nunca mas

[killerwolf02]

they don't make music like this anymore.

[heep58]

Well, they didn't make music like this that much earlier, either! I'm 51 by now, and I honestly don't know if I have heard anything like this, besides this. A lot of good musicians, no doubt, but the whole picture... this is not a song, this is a composition, this is something Beethoven would have signed!

[BBobb12]

@heep58 i saw the Heep in Buffalo in the 70's and still remember how mind blowing they were. Mick put on one hell of a show

[23slewis]

heep 58..as someone who used to be front man with a band in adel sa. and did some tracks off this album..i agree..i wish i could find members for a band to do the same again..ofcourse they'd have to be fossils like me. cheers steve 53

[heep58]

Fossiles... who isn't that nowadays, except slimmy boob sis? Thanks for your comment, cheers, steve53. "We all die one day". GOD how I sometimes love people, and sometimes just hate them.

[62849rsm]

You can hear Mick Box click on his wah wah pedal before each solo. What a great time to see a band Love Uriah Heep!!!

[62849rsm]

I am so lucky. I got to see Uriah Heep several times. And to hear this guitar solo live, PRICELESS. Always loved Heep. Great vocals. Seemed to always open up with Bird of Prey. GREAT VOCALS!!!!!

[heep58]

I got to see UH once, just prior to their Wonderworld album, and it was pure exstacy! My main concern has always been, I don't remember practically about it... Too bad, too sad the history of the band didn't continue in a favorable way. But luckily we have this splendid music.

[62849rsm]

July Morning is a must for those who liked this classic song.

[7nevyn7]

Take the complete albums salisbury, innocent victim and look at yourself.... They Live still on, i hear them still after more then 30 years.

[JohnGasp]

Oh my god!! This is so f****ng awsome!!

[bidulelechien]

super trop grand g 46 ans et c toujours aussi beau merci

[kaasfege]

my very first LP and especially this part is awesome

[heep58]

This is just about as close as rock / popular music has got to classical music. I think this is more profound than, say, Mike Oldfield. This truly has a touch of composition, not merely improvisation. It's jolly good; I thought so in early 1970's and I still think it - it may be the best album Uriah Heep ever made.

[hospitalship1]

Great tune, rhythm, lyrics and vocals make this a sentimental 1970s "folk rock" ballad type song. Adolescent heartbreak musicified and expounded via then state of the art electronic musical means (synthesizer, electric guitars and orchestration) with an American bent in the early 1970s for English rock create this "classic rock" long piece. FM stylish popularity as well presenting longer rock pieces elevated this piece into the "personal is political" realm adding a layer of seriousness.

[icameforyou83]

je recherche l'album avec plusieurs chars de profil +ou- en 1980...

me répondre sur face book

Merci.....