[Heeplist] Heeplist] Celebration released on vinyl

[Igor Shveitser]

 Which were in the same year, Bob?!
If it was about High and Mighty and Firefly, please check the release dates. :) Plus, they, UH of the first half of 1976 and UH'77 are really different bands, no mistake, only named the same. Different singer, different bassist (it was much more important back then), different energy, different approach in writing songs.
Cheers, Igor


Mon, 11 Aug 2014 07:41:42 -0400 от Bob Winward <uriahheep at comcast.net>:
>I love all eras, but the other night I was alone at the skate park and had
>to sweep the floors and ramps.  I locked the doors and put on Firefly over
>the sound system.  I had not listened in awhile.  First off the tunes are
>very varied and lively.  The vocals are outstanding, John was on top of his
>game then.  The guitar solos were stunningly brilliant.  It made me remember
>when I was in college, my two favorite Heep lps were Firefly and High and
>Mighty and the latest..  Although the two are in the same year, you would
>not even know it is the same band.  Also Live 79 has to be the second
>greatest live lp of all times, next to Live 73.
>
>I do Know of a couple of folk on our list who became fans because of
>Abominog.  I wonder if anyone became a fan after Equator or Conquest,
>lol??!!
>
>
>On 8/3/14 9:47 PM, "Dave Crookham" < crookham at peoplepc.com > wrote:
>
>> Except for us strange fans out here. I don't dislike the Byron era, I'm just
>> 
>a bigger fan of the Lawton, Goalby, and Bernie era's.
>
>
>
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