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Top 10 Songs of Uriah Heep!

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Uriah Heep - Around 1971 - RockmusicRaider

From time to time we like to reach backwards, way into times past. Uriah Heep has been a staple of the ’70s and ’80s, and they still are going strong to this day. This band for sure helped shape today’s rock and metal offerings through a style that would qualify as progressive. If not alternative at times, but for sure never fearful to experiment with new sounds and elements.  

The RMR deck crew already spilt a lot of ink on this specific band. It is now time to have a look at the Top 10 tracks they produced over time. The … [...] Click to raid more!

10 Most Popular Posts @ RockmusicRaider – Edition I

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RockmusicRaider - Most Popular Posts Howdy fans and friends! It is time again to take stock of sounds discovered and bands unearthed. But for the first time from an angle of the posts themselves and how they rated with you, the readers. The RockmusicRaider officescape would of course like to think that the likes and shares are a result of masterful penmanship.

But, hey, dream on. The written word is one of the vectors to get to the most popular posts, of course. But it is the musicians in the bands covered that really delivered their music with their hearts’ blood and essence of their … [...] Click to raid more!

Uriah Heep – Demons and Wizards (1972) – Review

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If you are looking to pick up some Uriah Heep records, there is no way around their 1972 piece Demons and Wizards. This one is probably one of the best, if not THE best album they made at that time. Or ever since for that matter, alongside The Magician’s Birthday, released surprisingly that same year.

And let’s not forget: The ’70s were the most productive set of years in the history of the band. On three occasions – 1971, 1972 and 1977 – Uriah Heep produced two albums. For each one of those years. And this is only for the studio albums, not counting the live … [...] Click to raid more!