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Rush – Rush

January 20, 2014 TW 0 Comments alex lifeson, geddy lee, jimi hendrix experience, John Rutsey, neil peart, rush, uriah heep

Rush – Rush As mentioned in a previous column, I’ve planned to fill some glaring holes in my collection in

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Top 10s 

6 Great Overlooked Guitar Solos

March 23, 2010 TW 2 Comments Allan Holdsworth, atom heart mother, bernard purdie, best guitar solos, david gilmour, elliott randall, Foghat, green earrings, james gang, joe walsh, ken hensley, larry carlton, Rod Price, royal scam, stairway to heaven, uk, uriah heep, white man black man

What makes a guitar solo great? A great guitar solo makes great songs even better. Great solos build tension, heighten

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Music Review 

Them Crooked Vultures – Them Crooked Vultures

March 8, 2010 TW 1 Comment al jourgensen, butthole surfers, cream, dave grohl, eagles of death metal, foo fighters, frank zappa, hendrix, john paul jones, josh homme, kurt cobain, led zeppelin, phil lesh, queens of the stone age, ric ocasek, taylor hawkins, the cars, uriah heep, vanilla fudge

By now the word is out that there’s a group menacing the globe, consisting of Josh Homme from Queens of

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Music Notes 

Happy New Year’s wishes from Uriah Heep

December 31, 2009 TW 0 Comments happy new year, uriah heep

To Heepsters all over the world. This is to wish you all a fantastic New Year, and we hope that

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Music Review 

Warhorse – Nick Simper leaves Deep Purple for a new Thoroughbred

February 20, 2009January 28, 2010 TW 0 Comments arpeggios, Black Sabbath, frank wilson, hammond organ, ian gillan, joe south, marsha hunt, nick simper, rick wakeman, rob halford, uriah heep, vocal harmonies, vulture blood

At the height of Deep Purple’s first wave of commercial success – thanks largely due to their remaking of Joe

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Music Review 

Madder Lake – “Stillpoint” – Greatest Australian rock band ever?

February 9, 2009January 28, 2010 TW 0 Comments aztec music, boogie rock, fettes, john mckinnon, madder lake, stillpoint, uriah heep, wah wah

Madder Lake were a five-piece Australian outfit – Mick Fettes (vocals), Brenden Mason (lead guitar), Kerry McKenna (bass, synthesizers, vocals), 

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Music Interviews 

Uriah Heep – From Very ‘Eavy to Wake The Sleeper

January 23, 2009January 28, 2010 TW 0 Comments martin popoff, skull session, uriah heep

Check out this three-way discussion covering the entire Uriah Heep catalog. Skull Sessions host Bob Nalbandian is joined by my

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Music Review 

Uriah Heep – Wake The Sleeper review

October 20, 2008January 28, 2010 TW 2 Comments bernie shaw, god is something, mike paxman, military march, tears of the world, uriah heep

After an almost impossibly long break of ten years between studio releases, Uriah Heep have finally returned, not to fantasy,

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