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[Don Malecic]

Ya I agree probably High and Mighty, correct me if I'm wrong
I think Byron was really pissed that all the songs were mostly all Kens on
that album.
I know Byron had songs to offer, but somehow didn't make it on. I think
this one of many issues at that time

On Friday, August 15, 2014, DAVID M SHERROD <porcupineheep at cox.net> wrote:

> That's an interesting question, being a hardcore fan at the time I felt
> Return to Fantasy was a stronger album than Wonderworld, and High and
> Mighty was the end of an era, going back now and listening I feel Sweet
> Freedom was the last of the fully stable albums, but classic Heep songs
> were on every album even through Conquest, but that ended when Ken left,
> though I rate songs just as good on the Lazon Shaw albums they don't have
> that classic Heep sound. Dave S.
>
> Don Malecic <docofun at gmail.com <javascript:;>> wrote:
> >Defiantly the spirt #1
> >Analog sound recording and vintage equipment #2
> >You can be the tightest playing group hitting all the right notes, but
> >without feeling and spirit, forget it!
> >Wonder after which album you guys felt Heeps spirit started slipping away,
> >I'm thinking Return to Fantasy?
> >Probably when all the problems started coming to a head with the group?
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