SW VERTIGO 1971 URIAH HEEP SALISBURY Hard Prog psych
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Hard & Heavy PROGRESSIVE 1971 CLASSIC ~ 2nd ALBUM
RARE SWIRL VERTIGO!!!
URIAH HEEP
SALISBURY
\ German - SWIRL VERTIGO - 6360 028
***BEST ** copy we've had in ages... VERY CLEAN....RARE 1971 ORIGINAL SWIRL VERTIGO COLLECTIBLE heavy prog psych gem, the 2nd mighty HEEP album from ... Really special finding this so *clean* (see details below) ...***DIFFERENT TRACK LIST FROM THE USA ISSUE...and way superior, different (gatefold) cover from the US release....
This was the 1971 second album from Uriah Heep. For this album they have built on the templates created on the first album. The only genre that they have dropped was the blues orientated song. That was a logical step because it wasn't their 'bag'.
Firstly we have two songs that took of where Gypsy started. The first song is "Bird of Prey" which became a huge favorite. With its heavy organs, riffs and aggresive vocals it was commercially a huge success. Then there is also "Time to Live" which is a lesser success at songwriting. The guitar solo in the middle is stunning. A song to remember.
Secondly we have the two mellow tracks. "The Park" is a a ballad-style song built on a light blend of acoustic guitars and ethereal keyboards. It has a gentle, appealingly psychedelic feel that is topped off by David Byron's falsetto vocal and some soaring harmonies from Byron and Ken Hensley. This was defnitely Heep's best song to date. The second mellow song is "Lady in Black". This was possibly the surprise of the decade. Consisting of only two chords and "la la la" for the chorus, it became a huge hit in Germany and South Africa. It is said that they even use this song in German schools to teach the children English. It is also was the biggest favourite at gigs.
Thirdly there is the guitar driven song that continued the example set by Dreammare on the previous album - that is: "High Priestess". The harmonies and the twin guitars are brilliant on this song.
Lastly there is the long prog epic. On Very 'Eavy very 'Umble they had "Wake up" which was a prog song with jazz influences. On this album they traded it in for Prog with classical influences. Salisbury is the forementioned track - an 16 minute epic, a good jamming session and preparation for songs to come like "Paradise/The Spell"
Salisbury is a very important album in the development of Uriah Heep's sound.
Mick Box (guitars)
David Byron (voc)
Paul Newton (Bass)
Keith Baker (Drums)
Ken Hensley (Keys, guitars)
- "High Priestess" – 3:42
- "The Park" – 5:41
- "Time to Live" – 4:01
- "Lady in Black" – 4:44
- "Simon the Bullet Freak" – 3:27
- "Salisbury" – 16:20
CONDITION:
The gatefold cover is clean, solid (with no problems), been in good hands the past 39 years, "EX" (excellent) ... no split seams, no bends, no writing and looks top level....
The vinyl is all glossy clean M- and shines brightly over both sides ...plays TOP LEVEL
A cool addition to anyone's music library!
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EFFICIENT/CAREFUL GRADING
All imperfections are noted both cover & record
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