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[DAVID M SHERROD]

A very big turning point, they went from headline to support billing, I was so upset I never listened to anything new till the 90s. It was like they disappeared after High and Mighty, I didn't know anyone that followed them after that album, it was to light weight and pop for most and combined with losing David we all gave up on them. Dave S.

Dale Fredericks <dalhel at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>High And Mighty seems to me to be the turning point for Heep's "spirit". 
>Just my opinion.
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>Dale :-)>
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>On Aug 15, 2014, at 3:37 PM, Don Malecic <docofun at gmail.com> wrote:
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>> 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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