[Heeplist] What are Heepsters on the Web up to now?

[Bob]

Bob, I am so with you on that. I have been an ardent fan since 1972. I listen to Heep at least three times a week. 
When they were in Atlanta a few years ago I got to meet with them again. Got all of them to sign the poster that they distributed. (Including Trevor RIP) 
And my wonderful wife was good enough to matt and frame that poster with a picture of me and Mick together. It proudly hangs in my office.

I just broke out the Rick Wakeman journey to the center of the earth and gave it a listen. Wow what an incredible piece of music. 


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> On Nov 30, 2016, at 8:18 AM, Bob Winward <uriahheep at comcast.net> wrote:
> 
> Well no one can complain anymore about being on this list and getting too
> many posts.   Also the 20 year mark came and went and no one cared!  I will
> proudly say I still listen to Uriah Heep music, however I no longer have
> dreams of meeting the band or other fans!  I have done both in my lifetime
> now!
> 
> I have not bought many cds this year.  The new LF with John Lawton is
> supposedly on the way.  I just picked up the new Kansas, their first Studio
> cd since 2000, wow!  It rocks and has a lot of similar sounds to their
> classics like Leftoverture.  It is not as good as Leftoverture, but that
> would be like Heep trying to beat D&W.  It is still quite impressive.  Over
> the years, I have had a handful of favorites (Uriah heep is still ³THE²
> Favorite)  Styx, Kansas, Deep Purple have endured for me over the years as
> my favorite music and it is nice to see one of those come through, with
> something new and exciting.
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