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What the H! I'm the biggest Heep fan in the world since 1973 and how did I never until now discover this great song? Gawg, YouTube is the greatest invention of all time! Forty years later! Wow.

@Presentyouth Hi, who is this? I'm Paul (keyboardist from Now For Then - if that's who you meant) and I just spoke to Bone who now residees in Phoenix today.

Just heard this beautiful song on Warehouse 13. Delicious!

@rrijsdijk Shoot, sorry Rachel, I didn't see this until today (a week after) and I sat near the sound/light boards. What a great show it was. The Heepsters just seem to love what they are doing!

Hey, I was Nunc Pro Tunc's keyboardist. Love the sour note I hit during my solo!

The synth parts in this song are simply incredible. What a great band. Oh...I love both Carah and Sisely.

I wish both Carah and Sisely sang together in this great band - they could share leads and harmonies. Plus, Chad also has such a strong voice. You can never have too many singers!

@bend129 Oh yeah, Manfred Mann was one of the earliest to play Moog synthesizers and he was a guest on the Look at Yourself album. Says so on the liner notes from the LP, which I still own. Wasn't a Mini-Moog, but one of the early modular Moogs.

I was there and I'm from Ohio. Wonderful song.

@suzin512 Wow, you're right about the sidebar content. I have been YouTubing for a very long time and have never noticed any suggestive sidebar crap until this video. What a shame.

How is that my two favorite bands in the whole world (Porcupine Tree and Blackfield) employ the same dude? Mr. Wilson is the music industry's hardest working genius. And how is it - I must ask again - is he not the most famous?

@countdumas Did someone say Steve Hillage? One of the musical geniuses of all time! Your list of great holistic bands rules - quite a few I have on vinyl. Oh, I thought only I was a Magma fan.

@SensorWaveTech Absolutely could not have said it better myself. I learned to play keys and guitar because of Ken Hensley, but even this version of Uriah Heep (and the current one!) carries on the spirit of one of the greatest bands in the history of music. A constant of the decades of Heep rem...

@bitchazzmothafuckaz I agree! That no-talent piece of crap has no right being mentioned in anything to do with Mellotrons/Chamberlins. What the bloody hell?!

I always preferred having the choir sound over the cello sound. For my highest key, I have a tape consisting of a gong, a laughtrack, and a group applause sound. The pitch bend is so eerie when used with the choir and a tad of echo. Plus, running a 'tron through a Leslie with four channel ster...

Sorry, wrong picture. John Wetton had replaced Gary Thain (rest his beloved kick-ass-playing soul) a coupla albums before this one. Thanks for posting, however!

@redneck6310 yeah, cute.

@ArchPrelate Always been a staple of every version of Uriah Heep: incredible bass players, Started with Paul Newton to Gary Thain (R.I.P.) to John Weeton to Mr. Bolder. I've been a big fan since Demons...and love the latest version as much as the Wizaed-era version. I wish Ken Hensley (organ a...

So incredible. Every version of this band deliver(ed)s!

It's incredible how the band's keyboardist is one of the greatest slide guitar players ever! I so love Ken Hensley, he WAS Uriah Heep.