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The Ultimate Collection by Uriah Heep (CD, 2003)

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelSanctuary (USA)

UPC5050159018925

eBay Product ID (ePID)24050203760

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2003

GenreRock

Run Time157 Mins 46 Seconds

StyleHard Rock

ArtistUriah Heep

Release TitleThe Ultimate Collection

Additional Product Features

DistributionUMG

Number of Discs2

Country/Region of ManufactureUSA

Additional information"URIAH HEEP", "ULTIMATE COLLECTION", "SANCTUARY", "CD", "PROGRESSIVE ROCK" "Ultimate Collection" includes 34 tracks taken from releases that span the bands career from 1970 to 1991. Audio Remasterer: Robert M. Corich. Liner Note Author: Dave Ling. Unknown Contributor Roles: Mick Box; Ken Hensley; Lee Kerslake; Uriah Heep. This double-disc collection covers the glory years of Uriah Heep extensively, with all the main cuts by the David Byron/Mick Box/Ken Hensley/Gary Thain/Lee Kerslake version of the group as well as earlier and later material. Chances are that serious Heep fans will have everything here, so this serves as more of an introduction for the new convert. There's plenty here that's aged well from the Bronze label years, such as "July Morning," "Easy Livin'," "The Magician's Birthday," "Look at Yourself," "Stealin'," etc. In fact, about the only thing that's not here, inexplicably, from the early years is the Box slide workout on the classic "Tears in My Eyes." There is also plenty from the later decades of the '80s, '90s, and beyond, when Box took the group to a new and heavier place -- somewhat recalling the UH of the Salisbury and Very 'Eavy...Very 'Umble eras. There are 34 tracks in all, with good sound and workmanlike liner notes. For the money, this is a good bang for the buck. ~ Thom Jurek

Number of Audio ChannelsStereo