1974 was a good summer for me. In June, I saw a new band from Chicago called Styx, who opened up for The Edgar Winter Group. Then in July, it was Uriah Heep and Manfred Mann. Then in August it was Crosby, Stills Nash and Young at Tampa Stadium with Jesse Collin Young.
like the above.not god . I am 57 and still rock to this type of music friday and weekends it will live forever, the so called music of today its very roots are this music.be it rap trap and what ever its expression we did it your doing it but ours will last longer it affects you kids even 30 years on luv U all keep on RoCKIN
I'm a Deep Purple supporter of 37 years, and am just getting into Uriah Heep now! This song and Salisbury are fantastic. Must say that Firefly is great, too, especially the title track. Any advice where to head next with the Byron years? Cheers. :)
@GreenerHill My Advice to you : 1. Demons and wizards all tittles 2. The Magicians Birthday 3.Sweet Freedom 4.Wake up set your sights lots of fun with hearing this great music.
@GreenerHill , follow david to his ROUGH DIAMOND era, same fantastic voice, but his own feel on things. still very good. luv him to bits, oh by the way i also like similar to Thicklizzie, being another female heavy fan, Saw U.H. in Brighton last december, was up on the stage giving it some hairy, not bad for a grandmother, eh!, got to keep the side up. Also you could follow Ken Hensley, i do believe he is still performing, can't keep a good musician down..luv to all marz xxx
there is a big improvement over the 70's- Youtube. I remember spending a fortune on albums so I could listen to the other songs not played on the radio. Yeah I had a turntable that looked like a suitcase and had music blasting out the windows in college
My Birthday is on July 2nd and this is played LOUD every year as it has been since the first time I heard it......best times of my life revolved around this type of music!
...auch wenn der Sound grottenschlecht ist, ist David Byron auch mit diesem Lied unsterblich geworden, dazu noch "Come away Melinda" und"The Wizard", sowie "Easy livin...".... für mich hat Uriah Heep mit Davids Tod aufgehört zu existieren. Ich habe UH damals live (Münster) erleben dürfen, ein für mich absolut prägendes Erlebnis/Ereignis! Viel Spaß mit dieser genialen Musik und Stimme! VG Bernd
100%ige Zustimmung mir geht es ebenfalls so. Mit Dave Byrons Ausstieg und späteren Tod war UH nie mehr das, was es zuvor war. Seine Stimme war die Seele der Band.
@BerndKlein55 , hi Bernd, i lived in Munster in 1972, i lived in Sudermann strasse, Westfalen, as my parents were with the British army, i take it you miss David Byrons vocals, just as much as me, did you see them in the Munster Halleland, i saw many bands there when i lived there, i do miss not living there, as it was a time of my life when i was growing up and enjoyed myself, going through to Holland, camping with friends, with plenty of drink and good sound, good friends,
@sudyma , sadly yes, i will never recover. i am like a sad teenager with an infatuation that i can never resolve, miss David soo much. luv to all marz xxx
@TheJanisjoplin58, if you ever, I mean ever, find a way back I'll ride shotgun with you. Memories are what think about when we no longer keep making them. Don't let that happen!
I'm 59, now; came up listening to the greats of rock, Janis, Jimi, Cream, Zep, Uriah Heep, Yes, Tull, etc. The Southern Rock bands, even the Glam an Hair bands. The "stuff" out there now can't hold a candle to it! My kids grew up with it, too, and still love it! Good rock, played loud, like it should be!...and cold beer!!!!
@stera52 hear, hear, i agree with you entirely, would add a few bands to your collection, such as cat stevens, deep purple, santana, bowie, janis, otherwise we are like minded,i find it very hard to get over david's passing, i will be choosing something like this for my music for when i depart this world, i certainly wouldn't leave that to my family, as they don't know what it is to have experienced the best years of music. luv to all xxx from the uk.
@stera52 , Im 61 now but I know what you saying I also grew up with some of the greatest bands that ever play, like you said nothing holds up or compares to this period I miss it so much, but it llives on in their music let keep their music alive, long live Woodstock the greatest rock concert in history
@stera52 I was/am the same, started at a college gig when Tull and Zepp appeared live at a Rag Ball, totally mind blowing especially Ian Anderson like the Pied Piper of Hameln on speed. Talk about shock and awe to a 17yo kid it was for me like finding the yellow brick road. Still play this type of music now and always will. Maybe why I am half deaf ;)
am 53 now, living in England, still love UH, have followed David Byron to his follow up band Rough Diamond, am very impressed with it, love his favourite "scared", worth a listen folks, still love all the usual, led zep, jimi, janis, cream, deep purple, these bands are hard to beat in this day and age, still listen to these bands as they are the best all rounders and have the right sound for me personally, quite like subo's wild horses, believe it or not, good version. luv to all marz xxx
@kpaulh Gary Thain the bassist that cant keep his fingers steady on chords. Always roaming around. I love his playing in Sweet Lorraine live 1972 album.
@MrMurzilla MICHAEL TSARION IS THE WORLDS PREMIER CONSPIRACY RESEARCHER/LECTURER/AUTHOR. DR. BILL DEAGLE, LEO ZAGAMI, JORDAN MAXWELL AND ALEXANDRE DUMAS PERE ARE HIGHLY INFORMATIVE AS WELL. P.S. MELTING EUPHORIA IS SIMILAR TO OZRIC TENTACLES AND GONG.
@MrMurzilla these passages are from page #17 of The Companions of Jehu written by Alexandre Dumas pere--"Sir, I have heard speak of the Companions of Jesus," replied the magistrate with his jeering smile. "The Jesuits, you mean? That is not what I am seeking, sir."....Elisha consecrated Jehu King of Israel, on condition that he exterminate the house of Ahab; Elisha was Louis XVIII; Jehu was Cadoudal; the house of Ahab, the Revolution.
There i was on a july morning i was looking for love with the strength of a new day dawning and the beautiful sun And at the sound of the first bird singing i was leaving for home with the storm and the night behind me yeah, and a road of my own
@wardka 'I do not like the reappearance of The Jesuits ... If ever there was a body of men who merited damnation on earth and in hell, it is this society of Loyola's. Nevertheless, we are compelled by our system of religous toleration to offer them an asylum.' John Adams, 2nd President of the U.S.A
@wardka This passage is taken from Umberto Eco's Foucault's Pendulum page 484 chapter 93
The only society known to us capable of rivaling us in these arts is that of the Jesuits. But we have succeeded in discrediting the Jesuits in the eyes of the stupid populace, because that society is an open organization, whereas we stay in the wings, maintaning secrecy. Protocol, v
@wardka Alexandre Dumas pere wrote over 400 historical novels exposing world tyranny(Roman Catholic Empire). Alexandre Dumas pere was born near Paris in 1802 and 'coincidentally' in 1902 The Society of Gesu(Jesuits) were expelled from France for the 3rd and last time. The Society of Jesu(Jesuits) have been expelled from 83 countries and their pope is ARAMIS AND HE IS ALSO KNOWN AS THE COUNT OF MONTE CHRISTO(GENERAL OF THE JESUITS).
@uriahheep108 "The minority, the ruling class at present, has the schools and press, usually the Church as well, under its thumb. This enables it to organize and sway the emotions of the masses, and make its tool of them."
~ Albert Einstein, letter to Sigmund Freud, 30 July 1932
@uriahheep108 "Behind the ostensible government sits enthroned an INVISIBLE GOVERNMENT owing NO allegiance and acknowledging NO responsibility to the people. To destroy this invisible government, to befoul this unholy alliance between corrupt business and corrupt politics is the first task of the statesmanship of today." PRESIDENT THEODORE ROOSEVELT, 1906
@wardka "The minority, the ruling class at present, has the schools and press, usually the Church as well, under its thumb. This enables it to organize and sway the emotions of the masses, and make its tool of them."
~ Albert Einstein, letter to Sigmund Freud, 30 July 1932
I would have loved to have heard David Byron sing live - sadly he died about the time I discovered Uriah Heep. At the time, I didn't know he had died - I only just recently found out when I rediscovered the band - and I'm devastated. His voice gives me great pleasure.
@elerownat , yes i know how it feels, i've only been back into UH this past year, and i was gutted to find out that David and Gary had both passed on, can't quite get to grips with it, my favourite at the moment is "Rain", which reduces me to tears, i will have this as my funeral song, (though i don't want to think about that yet, as i am only 53 years young), saw UH in december, got up on stage to dance (call it dancing!), but it was great!. made me feel young again. luv to all, marz
There I was on a July morning looking for love. With the strength of a new day dawning and the beautiful sun. At the sound of the first bird singing I was leaving for home. With the storm and the night behind me and a road of my own. With the day came the resolution I’ll be looking for you. I was looking for love in the strangest places. There wasn’t a stone that I left unturned. I must have tried more than a thousand faces,
Only 533816 viwes ?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?! WTF is going on this world today and who are these guys who dislike these rock GODS and this unbelievable song?!??!?!??!?!
good for you, goc, being only 16, i also found uriah heep around this age, now i am 52 and still an avid fan, please listen to "come away malinda", this is the best version of this song you will ever hear, with the voice of david byron, (wear headphones), i miss david's vocals, there's no match nowadays, though bernie is close, luv to all xxxx
countdumas, good on your dad, he didn't know he was making history with someone so awesome as janis(see monteray festival 67, ball and chain), but you lost me me with edmond dantes and the black pope of monte cristo, what has that got to do with janis?..luv to all xxx
I grew up on great bands like this. I did get to see them right after the new singer. May 6th 1977 at Memorial Hall ks. Opening act was Foreigner..Uriah Heep blew em off the stage. Made Foreigner look just like what they were at the time,, sloppy garage band.
Yeah they got better but Uriah Heep was on fire that night. oh and it only cost around 6 or 7 dollars.
@gtr1960 I got to see them later that year in August of 1977 in Essingen, Germany. They did an outdoor concert that day with Ted Nugent, Manfred Mann and Aerosmith. It was awesome.
happy july heepsters, so you didn't make it to bulgaria either, well i will be there next july 1st, to watch the sunrise to this cracking song, which is so well covered, the next best thing is to watch it on you tube. luv to all xxx
@TheJanisjoplin58 My dad ate hash brownies with Janis Joplin in the sixties. Edmond Dantes is the black pope. The black pope is The Count of Monte Christo and he is also known as The Count of Monte Christo(General of The Jesuits). Alexandre Dumas wrote over 400 historical novels exposing world tyranny(Roman Catholic Empire). The Society of Jesus(Jesuits) have been expelled from 83 countries and their pope is ARAMIS.
@saeidmomtahan Alexandre Dumas pere wrote The man in The Iron mask in 1848 and 'coincidentally' in the same year The Society of Jesu(Jesuits) were expelled from France for the 2nd time. The Society of Gesu(Jesuits) have been expelled from 83 countries and their pope is ARAMIS AND HE IS ALSO KNOWN AS THE COUNT OF MONTE CHRISTO(GENERAL OF THE JESUITS).
Once in the gym, a buddy was telling me that his brother could play anything on the guitar. Blackmore was good, Angus Young was shit, Tony Iommy was shit, Hendrix was somewhat ok etc...
I just asked him how many girls got wet every time his brother was playing the guitar and he still scratches his head.
I hope some people in here understand what playing the guitar is and why they are not in the video but under it in the comments section.......
Ahh.. I know its only June, but I've been locked in this computer cave of mine surfing through the net, then I listened to this song, and looked at the time. Its 5:50am. A take a step outside, breath in the pure fresh morning air, take a piss, go back inside, continue this song. BEST FEELING EVER, man. rockers really need to be inspired by people like Uriah Heep, Music would take a good turn. And just because adults usually shit themselves then a kid listens to good music, I'll mention I'm 16.
@GuyOnChair good for you,GOC. if you want to be a great rock and roll bassist, just focus in on gary thain's playing on all these old cuts. he was easily one of the best ever, but not well known like people like geddy lee.
i saw em in the 70's. excellent band. Beats the hell out of anything out there now. I was really lucky to have been when I was. They still had real music and musicians. Instead of software and ghetto negros that never had an original idea in their lives.
i saw uriah heep in halle munsterland in germany in 1972, they blew me away then and they still blow me away, i just love this particular track, it holds so much emotion, i wish i was back there again, times were so much more enjoyable with no restrictions, taking a long weekend in holland, camping with a few crates of beer and uriah heep, led zep, deep purple, jimi hendrix, and the unforgetable janis joplin to listen to, it was total freedom, oh memories are such wonderful things. luv to all.
@TheJanisjoplin58 - I thank god :I`m an old rock opa, grew up with all the best rock stuff, their music are forever so beautiful(Deep Purple-Uriah Heep-Black Sabbath-Thin Lizzy-Animals-Stones-Beatles-Who-PinkFloyd-Nazareth-Nice-SmallFaces-SpookyTooth-ManfredMann-ProculHarum-Kinks-a.s.o.English Groups forever..Love..
We, who are in the ripe age now, were the lucky ones. No kid of these days can ever feel that kind of freedom we felt and none of them will ever be that free and wild. They may have computers and iPhones but we were wild at heart and had that speacial kind of lifestyle and were happy even with no money in our pocket of non-designer clothes. I pity them.
@Thicklizzie Very well put - there were no cell phones, just carrying around those big radios & blasting good radio stations that played so much - Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, Dave Mason, Johnnie Winter, Edgar Winter, Poco, Marshall Tucker Band, ELP, YES, Foghat, Alice Cooper, David Bowie, Queen, etc..etc....
yeah, no cell phones! That means we had loads of time for conversation witout interruption. No facebook means: we met physically, looked each other straight in the eye and the heart, talking about things that would not go public. We hadn't much, but we shared the few things we had with friends + strangers. And we had friends who deserve that name. Nowadays they have 200 facebook-"friends", but who will be there for them, when they need emotional or physical help?
... and top of all: we had so much wonderful music. Lot of it was really new. Bands in the 70's had their own style. They want to share their music, emotions, their point of view with us - the box office chart came in the second row. Of course they wanted to make money and get famous but not like today. Their music often had a deeper meaning or were very critical. People like Bob Dylan or Cat Stevens today would have barely a chance. I'll keep the 70's in my heart 'til I die
and she also likes Deep Purple, Rolling Stones, Status Quo, Nazareth, Golden Earring, Scorpions, Led Zeppelin, Jethro Tull, Alice Cooper, Ultravox, foreigner, BTO, Dire Straits, Streetmark, Styx, APP, Kraftwerk, Pink Floyd, Queen, Saga, Springsteen, Witt etc. etc. ;-)
@Thicklizzie What's amazing is that this and other music, the stage act, the way that they dressed, even the way they wore their hair were nothing like what had come before. Imagine if you were a record exec from the 1950s, and this stuff started popping up on your desk in the mid-late 1960s. What the devil would you think of it all? Today, there's really nothing new musically, and it's all been done before.
David Byron has to be one of the most underrated vocalists in Rock N Roll history.... dude could hang with the BEST of them! In my opinion, he made Uriah Heep LEGENDARY, along with Hensley, but Byron was truly one of a kind. I'll never understand why he isn't one of the most heralded artists of all-time.
one of those links which come up posted to sweet freedom and looking at yoursellf; free with your feet in the wishing well of Love [and a peaceful World -]
damn, j. i looked at your channel, and you seem to have what i would consider a tasty musical palate. why are you so anti mick? do you think keef is all that? at least mick is original. keef, in all his hypocrytical glory, stole most of his shit. do your homework.
i think the sublime beauty of mick box is that your average bedroom band (guitarist) could play his stuff. (NOT a jab, mick) not technically difficult, and thank god for small favors. the man knew his git. and still, 40 years later, he is relevant.
@edslides1 I agree with you. Just realised how much of a troll jsilence is, having "spoken" to him on the "Uriah Heep - Live in Bijou Theater 1972 (part 1)" page. He must have plenty of time spare to watch UH who he hates, which I still don't get. He keeps saying the same things e.g.,"You're stupid for liking different music to me". This man is old enough to remember when Blinded By The Light was released (probably 40 or well over) so should know a lot better. I'm starting to feel sorry for him.
1974 was a good summer for me. In June, I saw a new band from Chicago called Styx, who opened up for The Edgar Winter Group. Then in July, it was Uriah Heep and Manfred Mann. Then in August it was Crosby, Stills Nash and Young at Tampa Stadium with Jesse Collin Young.
nanpaempirejapan 6 days ago
God damn just fantastic.
MrFly78 1 week ago
like the above.not god . I am 57 and still rock to this type of music friday and weekends it will live forever, the so called music of today its very roots are this music.be it rap trap and what ever its expression we did it your doing it but ours will last longer it affects you kids even 30 years on luv U all keep on RoCKIN
fieldsofflame 1 week ago
The Hippie Days..nothing like it now..what a waste, i guess time waits for noone.Its blessed to be in those era. How i wish..........
jamiepapalardi 2 weeks ago
Saw these guys live in 82, seems sooo long ago
xtarletanx 2 weeks ago
I'm 55 years old , the deep memories this song --- ooh very very exiting , halo Ponorogo remember this song , or where my friend Haniman Siregar
djokop7 2 weeks ago
Gary thain, the best bassplayer of all time!!
BlackRemedyMusic 3 weeks ago
I'm a Deep Purple supporter of 37 years, and am just getting into Uriah Heep now! This song and Salisbury are fantastic. Must say that Firefly is great, too, especially the title track. Any advice where to head next with the Byron years? Cheers. :)
GreenerHill 3 weeks ago
@GreenerHill My Advice to you : 1. Demons and wizards all tittles 2. The Magicians Birthday 3.Sweet Freedom 4.Wake up set your sights lots of fun with hearing this great music.
benzliesel 2 weeks ago
@GreenerHill , follow david to his ROUGH DIAMOND era, same fantastic voice, but his own feel on things. still very good. luv him to bits, oh by the way i also like similar to Thicklizzie, being another female heavy fan, Saw U.H. in Brighton last december, was up on the stage giving it some hairy, not bad for a grandmother, eh!, got to keep the side up. Also you could follow Ken Hensley, i do believe he is still performing, can't keep a good musician down..luv to all marz xxx
TheJanisjoplin58 4 days ago
magic !!!!!!!!!
MetalFire231 3 weeks ago
there is a big improvement over the 70's- Youtube. I remember spending a fortune on albums so I could listen to the other songs not played on the radio. Yeah I had a turntable that looked like a suitcase and had music blasting out the windows in college
luvmuzk 3 weeks ago
Good Stuff! Under rated band. Never has gotten the credit they deserve for the emergence of the metal sound.
druther530 3 weeks ago
My Birthday is on July 2nd and this is played LOUD every year as it has been since the first time I heard it......best times of my life revolved around this type of music!
whitemtnman 3 weeks ago
Ох! Dobre Panie!
mundybash1 1 month ago
- Спасиба!
RussianPizdets 1 month ago
A Memory To David Byron! Great singer ever!
lazarstrimbei 1 month ago
@lazarstrimbei he would have been 65 this week
manilaron 3 weeks ago
een mijlpaal uit de sex & drugs & rocknroll tijd
MrBeneveld 1 month ago
I want this video on my T100 unit.
edwolf1127n 1 month ago
They Just don't write songs like this any more...
bnes211 1 month ago
Fantastic bass player as well superb music from another era !
WarriorGijsbertus 1 month ago
But he eats the Centipede"..LoL. Grow up will you?!>? Learn how to appreciate..otherwise you
loze your Grip.
jamiepapalardi 1 month ago
david byron live on forever and ever voice, showmanship,massive talent rock on too bad there wasn't more.ps those were the days
thaddeusmazuchowski 1 month ago
always has been my fav singer of all time and the BAND AWESOME
ausblackmaster 1 month ago
...auch wenn der Sound grottenschlecht ist, ist David Byron auch mit diesem Lied unsterblich geworden, dazu noch "Come away Melinda" und"The Wizard", sowie "Easy livin...".... für mich hat Uriah Heep mit Davids Tod aufgehört zu existieren. Ich habe UH damals live (Münster) erleben dürfen, ein für mich absolut prägendes Erlebnis/Ereignis! Viel Spaß mit dieser genialen Musik und Stimme! VG Bernd
BerndKlein55 1 month ago
@BerndKlein55
100%ige Zustimmung mir geht es ebenfalls so. Mit Dave Byrons Ausstieg und späteren Tod war UH nie mehr das, was es zuvor war. Seine Stimme war die Seele der Band.
TheChuzpe 1 month ago
@BerndKlein55 , hi Bernd, i lived in Munster in 1972, i lived in Sudermann strasse, Westfalen, as my parents were with the British army, i take it you miss David Byrons vocals, just as much as me, did you see them in the Munster Halleland, i saw many bands there when i lived there, i do miss not living there, as it was a time of my life when i was growing up and enjoyed myself, going through to Holland, camping with friends, with plenty of drink and good sound, good friends,
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antwankinney1231 1 month ago
Причем здесь David Byron?
VADIM130670 2 months ago
@VADIM130670 Sorry-DAVID BYRON byl solist Uriah Heep!
52musicfan 2 months ago
es como planear en esos tiempos,que con esta musica me entierren
lucio239 2 months ago
Кто эти 19, которым не понравилось?
VADIM130670 2 months ago
I am 51 and until now I listening this band from my chilhood.never be once more the same.!!!!!!
ga2468101 2 months ago
never gets old
vanvan3171 2 months ago
Should`ve been one of the biggest bands on the planet..still one of the best out there today,bless `em...!!
eb3be66 2 months ago
I am 60ty i remember David Byron's voice!thaks!
52musicfan 2 months ago
Havent heard this one in years...used to play it with my high school band at the dances.
PICKNGRIN000 2 months ago
it is true. he has been there... on that morning of july... and he left... and he 'll never came back.
sudyma 2 months ago
@sudyma , sadly yes, i will never recover. i am like a sad teenager with an infatuation that i can never resolve, miss David soo much. luv to all marz xxx
TheJanisjoplin58 1 month ago
such a great band......... and without out the shit video effects todays bands seem to need to justify their existence
Findel5 2 months ago
this is the one,unique URIAH HEEP. i love this guys,my god!
everusD 2 months ago
wow...
childofthe70s2 2 months ago
Where have all those years gone! The greatest song ever! Says a Heepster!
mrsramses 3 months ago
@TheJanisjoplin58, if you ever, I mean ever, find a way back I'll ride shotgun with you. Memories are what think about when we no longer keep making them. Don't let that happen!
nero044 3 months ago
@nero044 , your'e on...... luv to all marz.xxx
TheJanisjoplin58 1 month ago
English Only Spicks!
DesertDigger1 3 months ago
steve is gary thain and david byrons grand ma bitch
Donna1Is3HxC4 3 months ago
so miss Gary Thain and David Byron
steve161057 3 months ago
que lastima que no existen videos del grupo KING KONG o del SUPER MARIACHY alla en MEXICALI B.C. antes de 1980
pachycali 4 months ago
Uriah Heep was a fantastic band! I really miss this stuff!..Most music is Shite today!
MrZee1967 4 months ago
@MrZee1967 Well, they are still playing. So visit a concert.
7nevyn7 4 months ago
@7nevyn7
However, David and Gary aren't around anymore. Not the same thing.
TrollFredrik 3 months ago
I'm 59, now; came up listening to the greats of rock, Janis, Jimi, Cream, Zep, Uriah Heep, Yes, Tull, etc. The Southern Rock bands, even the Glam an Hair bands. The "stuff" out there now can't hold a candle to it! My kids grew up with it, too, and still love it! Good rock, played loud, like it should be!...and cold beer!!!!
stera52 4 months ago 17
@stera52 hear, hear, i agree with you entirely, would add a few bands to your collection, such as cat stevens, deep purple, santana, bowie, janis, otherwise we are like minded,i find it very hard to get over david's passing, i will be choosing something like this for my music for when i depart this world, i certainly wouldn't leave that to my family, as they don't know what it is to have experienced the best years of music. luv to all xxx from the uk.
TheJanisjoplin58 1 month ago
@stera52 , Im 61 now but I know what you saying I also grew up with some of the greatest bands that ever play, like you said nothing holds up or compares to this period I miss it so much, but it llives on in their music let keep their music alive, long live Woodstock the greatest rock concert in history
p3x4567 1 month ago
@stera52 My thoughts exactly
diehardhushfan 1 month ago
@stera52 I was/am the same, started at a college gig when Tull and Zepp appeared live at a Rag Ball, totally mind blowing especially Ian Anderson like the Pied Piper of Hameln on speed. Talk about shock and awe to a 17yo kid it was for me like finding the yellow brick road. Still play this type of music now and always will. Maybe why I am half deaf ;)
reccetrooper033 1 month ago
@stera52 Nothing compares to those guys now! Those were THE BEST of times!
ivog2001 3 weeks ago
una cancion de uriah heep de las que mas me gusta
alaslaviento 4 months ago
am 53 now, living in England, still love UH, have followed David Byron to his follow up band Rough Diamond, am very impressed with it, love his favourite "scared", worth a listen folks, still love all the usual, led zep, jimi, janis, cream, deep purple, these bands are hard to beat in this day and age, still listen to these bands as they are the best all rounders and have the right sound for me personally, quite like subo's wild horses, believe it or not, good version. luv to all marz xxx
TheJanisjoplin58 4 months ago
Un tema REVOLUCIONARIO
Clarissa9570 4 months ago
WHAT A BAND.happy times....boy bands eat ur heart out.
pogie516744 5 months ago
@pogie516744 well bleedin said long live heep
pigletjnr 4 months ago
Why is so slow?
Gnomofoby 5 months ago
Why so slow?
Gnomofoby 5 months ago
maailma kõige ilusam laul
teadjaable 5 months ago
dont forget gary thain
kpaulh 5 months ago
@kpaulh Gary Thain the bassist that cant keep his fingers steady on chords. Always roaming around. I love his playing in Sweet Lorraine live 1972 album.
zatoichiable 5 months ago
This must be of slow motion?
aqajahua 6 months ago
uriah heep in concert, in the UK at last!!!!, get your tickets now!!!, before they are all gone!!!!, see you there.... luv to all xxx
TheJanisjoplin58 6 months ago
Drugs kill.
MrMurzilla 6 months ago
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@MrMurzilla these passages are from page #17 of The Companions of Jehu written by Alexandre Dumas pere--"Sir, I have heard speak of the Companions of Jesus," replied the magistrate with his jeering smile. "The Jesuits, you mean? That is not what I am seeking, sir."....Elisha consecrated Jehu King of Israel, on condition that he exterminate the house of Ahab; Elisha was Louis XVIII; Jehu was Cadoudal; the house of Ahab, the Revolution.
uriahheep108 6 months ago
silvisva 7 months ago
Ken Hensley & David Byron, never back, I miss.
LauriHMr 7 months ago 10
@LauriHMr Hensley's still making music isn't he? Just not with Uriah Heep. Both he and the current band's incarnation are still great.
wardka 6 months ago
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@wardka 'I do not like the reappearance of The Jesuits ... If ever there was a body of men who merited damnation on earth and in hell, it is this society of Loyola's. Nevertheless, we are compelled by our system of religous toleration to offer them an asylum.' John Adams, 2nd President of the U.S.A
uriahheep108 6 months ago
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@wardka "You could get a journalist cheaper than a good call girl, for a couple
hundred dollars a month." - CIA operative discussing with Philip Graham,
editor Washington Post, on the availability and prices of journalists willing
to peddle CIA propaganda and cover stories. "Katherine The Great," by
Deborah Davis (New York: Sheridan Square Press, 1991)
uriahheep108 6 months ago
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@wardka This passage is taken from Umberto Eco's Foucault's Pendulum page 484 chapter 93
The only society known to us capable of rivaling us in these arts is that of the Jesuits. But we have succeeded in discrediting the Jesuits in the eyes of the stupid populace, because that society is an open organization, whereas we stay in the wings, maintaning secrecy. Protocol, v
uriahheep108 6 months ago
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@wardka Alexandre Dumas pere wrote over 400 historical novels exposing world tyranny(Roman Catholic Empire). Alexandre Dumas pere was born near Paris in 1802 and 'coincidentally' in 1902 The Society of Gesu(Jesuits) were expelled from France for the 3rd and last time. The Society of Jesu(Jesuits) have been expelled from 83 countries and their pope is ARAMIS AND HE IS ALSO KNOWN AS THE COUNT OF MONTE CHRISTO(GENERAL OF THE JESUITS).
uriahheep108 6 months ago
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@uriahheep108 "The minority, the ruling class at present, has the schools and press, usually the Church as well, under its thumb. This enables it to organize and sway the emotions of the masses, and make its tool of them."
~ Albert Einstein, letter to Sigmund Freud, 30 July 1932
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@uriahheep108 "Behind the ostensible government sits enthroned an INVISIBLE GOVERNMENT owing NO allegiance and acknowledging NO responsibility to the people. To destroy this invisible government, to befoul this unholy alliance between corrupt business and corrupt politics is the first task of the statesmanship of today." PRESIDENT THEODORE ROOSEVELT, 1906
uriahheep108 5 months ago
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@wardka "The minority, the ruling class at present, has the schools and press, usually the Church as well, under its thumb. This enables it to organize and sway the emotions of the masses, and make its tool of them."
~ Albert Einstein, letter to Sigmund Freud, 30 July 1932
augustmaquet 5 months ago
@LauriHMr is hensley dead? :O
hovogliadileggere 2 months ago
@hovogliadileggere Never again together, but of course Hensley lives.
LauriHMr 2 months ago
@LauriHMr ah ok. hi
hovogliadileggere 2 months ago
I would have loved to have heard David Byron sing live - sadly he died about the time I discovered Uriah Heep. At the time, I didn't know he had died - I only just recently found out when I rediscovered the band - and I'm devastated. His voice gives me great pleasure.
elerownat 7 months ago
@elerownat
He reminds me of Dio when he was with Rainbow.
Both killer vocalists.
IKEVIN88 6 months ago 2
@elerownat , yes i know how it feels, i've only been back into UH this past year, and i was gutted to find out that David and Gary had both passed on, can't quite get to grips with it, my favourite at the moment is "Rain", which reduces me to tears, i will have this as my funeral song, (though i don't want to think about that yet, as i am only 53 years young), saw UH in december, got up on stage to dance (call it dancing!), but it was great!. made me feel young again. luv to all, marz
TheJanisjoplin58 1 month ago
Ce muzica, ce timpuri...!!! Pline de grandoare !!!
tiamodamorire3 7 months ago
There I was on a July morning looking for love. With the strength of a new day dawning and the beautiful sun. At the sound of the first bird singing I was leaving for home. With the storm and the night behind me and a road of my own. With the day came the resolution I’ll be looking for you. I was looking for love in the strangest places. There wasn’t a stone that I left unturned. I must have tried more than a thousand faces,
ICHIKHRA 7 months ago
Only 533816 viwes ?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?! WTF is going on this world today and who are these guys who dislike these rock GODS and this unbelievable song?!??!?!??!?!
8888KGKILLER8888 7 months ago 2
rest in peace David Byron
kamurandeliormnli 7 months ago 31
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@kamurandeliormnli Great holistic bands are-Gong, Melting Euphoria, Ozric Tentacles, Sphongle, System 7, Eat Static, Aphrodities Child, Jade Warrior, Magma, Steve Tibbetts, Larry Coryell, Oregon, Shakti, Patrick Bernard, Lost at Last, Kazumi Watanabe, Stomu Yamashta, Magical Power Mako, Toninho Horta.
uriahheep108 3 months ago
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sirronald69 8 months ago
good for you, goc, being only 16, i also found uriah heep around this age, now i am 52 and still an avid fan, please listen to "come away malinda", this is the best version of this song you will ever hear, with the voice of david byron, (wear headphones), i miss david's vocals, there's no match nowadays, though bernie is close, luv to all xxxx
TheJanisjoplin58 8 months ago
countdumas, good on your dad, he didn't know he was making history with someone so awesome as janis(see monteray festival 67, ball and chain), but you lost me me with edmond dantes and the black pope of monte cristo, what has that got to do with janis?..luv to all xxx
TheJanisjoplin58 8 months ago
I grew up on great bands like this. I did get to see them right after the new singer. May 6th 1977 at Memorial Hall ks. Opening act was Foreigner..Uriah Heep blew em off the stage. Made Foreigner look just like what they were at the time,, sloppy garage band.
Yeah they got better but Uriah Heep was on fire that night. oh and it only cost around 6 or 7 dollars.
gtr1960 8 months ago
@gtr1960 I got to see them later that year in August of 1977 in Essingen, Germany. They did an outdoor concert that day with Ted Nugent, Manfred Mann and Aerosmith. It was awesome.
DavesNotHere56 7 months ago
happy july heepsters, so you didn't make it to bulgaria either, well i will be there next july 1st, to watch the sunrise to this cracking song, which is so well covered, the next best thing is to watch it on you tube. luv to all xxx
TheJanisjoplin58 8 months ago
@TheJanisjoplin58 My dad ate hash brownies with Janis Joplin in the sixties. Edmond Dantes is the black pope. The black pope is The Count of Monte Christo and he is also known as The Count of Monte Christo(General of The Jesuits). Alexandre Dumas wrote over 400 historical novels exposing world tyranny(Roman Catholic Empire). The Society of Jesus(Jesuits) have been expelled from 83 countries and their pope is ARAMIS.
countdumas 8 months ago
It is July. Enjoy.
mnick0962 8 months ago
Where is the beautiful keyboard solo?? THat is one of the highlights of this song for me
saeidmomtahan 8 months ago
@saeidmomtahan AND ME.......... I PLAY ALONG WITH THE ORIGINAL TRACK CONSTANTLY AND I LOVE THAT PART
arealmate 8 months ago
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@saeidmomtahan Alexandre Dumas pere wrote The man in The Iron mask in 1848 and 'coincidentally' in the same year The Society of Jesu(Jesuits) were expelled from France for the 2nd time. The Society of Gesu(Jesuits) have been expelled from 83 countries and their pope is ARAMIS AND HE IS ALSO KNOWN AS THE COUNT OF MONTE CHRISTO(GENERAL OF THE JESUITS).
countdumas 8 months ago
Once in the gym, a buddy was telling me that his brother could play anything on the guitar. Blackmore was good, Angus Young was shit, Tony Iommy was shit, Hendrix was somewhat ok etc...
I just asked him how many girls got wet every time his brother was playing the guitar and he still scratches his head.
I hope some people in here understand what playing the guitar is and why they are not in the video but under it in the comments section.......
Panagis1980 8 months ago
theres nothing wrong with Mick Box, hes an ok guitar player. he does what he says on the tin.
DokktorDeth 8 months ago
Как же сцуко распирает тут Байрона))))
abaldos 8 months ago
Ahh.. I know its only June, but I've been locked in this computer cave of mine surfing through the net, then I listened to this song, and looked at the time. Its 5:50am. A take a step outside, breath in the pure fresh morning air, take a piss, go back inside, continue this song. BEST FEELING EVER, man. rockers really need to be inspired by people like Uriah Heep, Music would take a good turn. And just because adults usually shit themselves then a kid listens to good music, I'll mention I'm 16.
GuyOnChair 8 months ago
@GuyOnChair good for you,GOC. if you want to be a great rock and roll bassist, just focus in on gary thain's playing on all these old cuts. he was easily one of the best ever, but not well known like people like geddy lee.
popstone1 8 months ago
One of THE greatest rock songs ever. Despite the poor sound quality, fantastic
philhable 8 months ago
i saw em in the 70's. excellent band. Beats the hell out of anything out there now. I was really lucky to have been when I was. They still had real music and musicians. Instead of software and ghetto negros that never had an original idea in their lives.
gunnyhyway 8 months ago 2
David Byron .... allright... !! good job ... !
MyBobick 8 months ago
Jim Morison? No...David Byron!
wqpeb 8 months ago
krótka piłka w temacie - zajebistość !
carrion313 8 months ago
3:16 Jesus Christ!!!
lenn9 8 months ago
да они все тут похоже надутые или поддатые
темп в полтора раза замедлили
nihonam 9 months ago
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plutonianode 9 months ago
I danced my first dance with a girl on this. What else ? She didn't want to dance with me on next slow
gg59o 9 months ago
i saw uriah heep in halle munsterland in germany in 1972, they blew me away then and they still blow me away, i just love this particular track, it holds so much emotion, i wish i was back there again, times were so much more enjoyable with no restrictions, taking a long weekend in holland, camping with a few crates of beer and uriah heep, led zep, deep purple, jimi hendrix, and the unforgetable janis joplin to listen to, it was total freedom, oh memories are such wonderful things. luv to all.
TheJanisjoplin58 9 months ago 43
@TheJanisjoplin58 really? you are a lucky man...
Yosimar 7 months ago
or lucky woman....
Yosimar 7 months ago
@TheJanisjoplin58 You did express my feelings completely. It was the best of all times then.
JimmyRockDeutschland 4 months ago
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@TheJanisjoplin58 - I thank god :I`m an old rock opa, grew up with all the best rock stuff, their music are forever so beautiful(Deep Purple-Uriah Heep-Black Sabbath-Thin Lizzy-Animals-Stones-Beatles-Who-PinkFloyd-Nazareth-Nice-SmallFaces-SpookyTooth-ManfredMann-ProculHarum-Kinks-a.s.o.English Groups forever..Love..
neon01100 4 months ago
@TheJanisjoplin58
We, who are in the ripe age now, were the lucky ones. No kid of these days can ever feel that kind of freedom we felt and none of them will ever be that free and wild. They may have computers and iPhones but we were wild at heart and had that speacial kind of lifestyle and were happy even with no money in our pocket of non-designer clothes. I pity them.
Thicklizzie 4 months ago 26
@Thicklizzie Very well put - there were no cell phones, just carrying around those big radios & blasting good radio stations that played so much - Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, Dave Mason, Johnnie Winter, Edgar Winter, Poco, Marshall Tucker Band, ELP, YES, Foghat, Alice Cooper, David Bowie, Queen, etc..etc....
wonderlin1 4 months ago
@wonderlin1
yeah, no cell phones! That means we had loads of time for conversation witout interruption. No facebook means: we met physically, looked each other straight in the eye and the heart, talking about things that would not go public. We hadn't much, but we shared the few things we had with friends + strangers. And we had friends who deserve that name. Nowadays they have 200 facebook-"friends", but who will be there for them, when they need emotional or physical help?
Thicklizzie 4 months ago
@wonderlin1
... and top of all: we had so much wonderful music. Lot of it was really new. Bands in the 70's had their own style. They want to share their music, emotions, their point of view with us - the box office chart came in the second row. Of course they wanted to make money and get famous but not like today. Their music often had a deeper meaning or were very critical. People like Bob Dylan or Cat Stevens today would have barely a chance. I'll keep the 70's in my heart 'til I die
Thicklizzie 4 months ago
@Thicklizzie What a GAS it was! And is. I must say. Don't forget the ones who are still here. Remember when "Centipede" hit the stacks?
MultiBuzzyboy 1 month ago
@Thicklizzie that is so true. I often wonders, what on earth did happen. Why is everything so grey now. Where is the social life we had.
It may sound silly now but at that time we taught we where at the dawn of a new age, with freedom and peace for all. But the world fel asleep.......
MoonBernie 1 month ago
@Thicklizzie wow a female uriah heep fan!
manilaron 3 weeks ago
@manilaron
and she also likes Deep Purple, Rolling Stones, Status Quo, Nazareth, Golden Earring, Scorpions, Led Zeppelin, Jethro Tull, Alice Cooper, Ultravox, foreigner, BTO, Dire Straits, Streetmark, Styx, APP, Kraftwerk, Pink Floyd, Queen, Saga, Springsteen, Witt etc. etc. ;-)
Thicklizzie 3 weeks ago
@Thicklizzie What's amazing is that this and other music, the stage act, the way that they dressed, even the way they wore their hair were nothing like what had come before. Imagine if you were a record exec from the 1950s, and this stuff started popping up on your desk in the mid-late 1960s. What the devil would you think of it all? Today, there's really nothing new musically, and it's all been done before.
JoshWMyers 3 weeks ago
@Thicklizzie
Lol, compared to you i might be a kid, but i am from both worlds.
On who'se the pitty now :)
Anomander1 2 weeks ago
@Thicklizzie Sure...You know,I was born in 1980,but I'd have liked to be born in 1950...:(
lisaveg1 6 days ago
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David Byron has to be one of the most underrated vocalists in Rock N Roll history.... dude could hang with the BEST of them! In my opinion, he made Uriah Heep LEGENDARY, along with Hensley, but Byron was truly one of a kind. I'll never understand why he isn't one of the most heralded artists of all-time.
markdeez33 9 months ago
Welcome 2 Kabardey! :-)
andzorklj 9 months ago
This is my #1 summer song ever!!!
kanadolek 9 months ago
Дык, Байрон-то пьян : по второму разу запевает "There I was on a July Morning...", забыв про "I was looking for love in the strangest places.."
drcockter1963 9 months ago
one of those links which come up posted to sweet freedom and looking at yoursellf; free with your feet in the wishing well of Love [and a peaceful World -]
BunduBasher58 9 months ago
it never be happened in 72.. i cant believe
danitheslayerturk 9 months ago
Ah no, 1971.
dasvadder12 10 months ago
Filmed in 1972? I think it was written in 1973.
dasvadder12 10 months ago
Too bad the sound quality is so poor. One should think it could be much better when you look at the image quality
Niller1955 10 months ago
Too bad the sound quality is so poor
Niller1955 10 months ago
greates song..
MrPandu1000 10 months ago
galing puro sila mga sabog hahahah
lily8236 10 months ago
One of the best intros ever!
badmutha07 10 months ago
head bangin' '72 style.
judas priest sucks
edslides1 10 months ago
Best wha of the Rock and Roll History
zeppo20 10 months ago
Uriah Heep Best song
zeppo20 10 months ago
No H the name of this band was named after a character named Uriah Heep from the novel/ motion picture entitled .....'David Copperfield'...
It is a classic...watch the old b and w movie from the 30s/40s....classic..Heep is a bastard in the movie,as i recall....
repelghosts 10 months ago
32 seonds in to 1.00 is magic.
thank you , mick.
edslides1 11 months ago
with Byron Hansly only
agkrotik 11 months ago
Tipton! Downing! Hacks! You sir (and the peeps who voted you up) are really quite silly, and it is you who will be hurtified.
ligeea 11 months ago 3
adik grabe!!
gwapogi214 11 months ago
RIP David & Gary One Of The Best Singers in Rock and One Of The Best Bassists
ProdigalSin 11 months ago
Great under rated band!!!!!!! R.I.P Byron
starvilla1 11 months ago 3
круто
Antarasus 11 months ago
Byron rules!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
susieaxym 11 months ago 2
Heep reminds me a mixture of the guitar of Wishbone Ash, the vocals of Head East, and the organ of Deep Purple
fenderstratguy 1 year ago
Portugal presente! Uriah Heep! AMO e relembro este grupo da minha juventude, com grande saudade e respeito. :)
Portugal gift! Uriah Heep! LOVE this group and reminisce of my youth with great nostalgia and respect. :)
uJvgador 1 year ago
damn, j. i looked at your channel, and you seem to have what i would consider a tasty musical palate. why are you so anti mick? do you think keef is all that? at least mick is original. keef, in all his hypocrytical glory, stole most of his shit. do your homework.
edslides1 1 year ago
@edslides1 I always thought Gary Thain was a better musician than mick box so sue me!
MrSluggo666 1 year ago
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edslides1 1 year ago
i think the sublime beauty of mick box is that your average bedroom band (guitarist) could play his stuff. (NOT a jab, mick) not technically difficult, and thank god for small favors. the man knew his git. and still, 40 years later, he is relevant.
"its the notes you DONT play"
muddy waters
edslides1 1 year ago
@edslides1 I agree with you. Just realised how much of a troll jsilence is, having "spoken" to him on the "Uriah Heep - Live in Bijou Theater 1972 (part 1)" page. He must have plenty of time spare to watch UH who he hates, which I still don't get. He keeps saying the same things e.g.,"You're stupid for liking different music to me". This man is old enough to remember when Blinded By The Light was released (probably 40 or well over) so should know a lot better. I'm starting to feel sorry for him.
IThinkYouLookLarvely 1 year ago
4:28 HAHAHa YES!
Ensomulvv 1 year ago
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it is my life!