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[Don Malecic]

I had all the LPs in Question  Igor and I also did prefer  to listen to the
original albums but, like you said the mix was good and if you wanted to
take a Heep album out for a showdown against the likes of Deep, Sabbath,
Led etc. at parties back in my day, that particular album had the arsenal
to do that. :))))
D

On Tuesday, June 16, 2015, Igor Shveitser <zlenko_iv at mail.ru> wrote:

>  Some people prefer highlights, I assume. As for me, I always wanted the
> LP in question for one reason: to see if the mix differs much from the
> original recordings. Not really, but still I purchased it as well :)))  I
> think, most of the Byron era songs are to be played as a part of the
> original LP, otherwise you miss certain valuable things. But tastes differ.
> Cheers, Igor
>
>
> Понедельник, 15 июня 2015, 18:17 -07:00 от Don Malecic <docofun at gmail.com
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> >Probably the  Heep LP that I spun the most in my time was The Best of
> Uriah
> >Heep
> >With the song lineup of Magicians, Look at yourself , Wizard, Gypsy,
> >Walking in your shadow, Easy livin and Love Machine,
> >That's a pretty heavy lineup on one album.
> >Don
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