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Uriah Heep - Celebration [CD + DVD] (2009)

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Uriah Heep - Celebration {CD+DVD} (2009)
EAC Image (WAV+CUE) | DVD Decryptor Image (MDS+ISO) | DVD5 | WinRAR Compression (Best) - 2,9 GB | Monkey Audio APE (High) - 449 MB | CUE & LOG files | Ogg Vorbis (VBR, average round 220 kbit/sec) - 118 MB | Advanced audio AAC (Mpeg4 container) - 107 MB | Covers - 5,5 MB

Rock art / Hard rock

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449 MB of lossless
107 MB of aacs
118 MB of vorbises
2,9 GB of DVD image
5,5 MB of covers

I guess you people know enough of Uriah Heep to feed you here with full story. Nevertheless you can read additional info @ allmusic, @ Wiki, @ home and @ myspace. There are lot more, but these ones should be enough to mention.

Tracklisting (CD):
1. Only Human
2. Bird of Prey
3. Sunrise
4. Stealin'
5. Corridors of Madness
6. Between Two Worlds
7. The Wizard
8. Free Me
9. Free and Easy
10. Gypsy
11. Look At Yourself
12. July Morning
13. Easy Livin'
14. Lady In Black

Contents (DVD):
* Sunrise
* Stealin'
* Gypsy
* Look At Yourself
* July Morning
* Easy Livin'
* Lady In Black

DVD5, Region code 0, PAL (720 x 576) @ 25 fps, Dolby AC-3 with 2 channels, Contains 45 minutes from Sweden rock festival in 2009. Comes as ISO prepared for burning with your favourite burning program.
Format: DVD-Video

Additional infos and reviews for this album are located @ Wiki, @ metal storm, @ allmusic, @ heepfiles.info, @ blogcritics.org and @ BBC music.

“

BBC music:
To mark an amazing four decades of rock and the imminent arrival of their bus passes, Uriah Heep have re-worked a dozen of their best loved songs alongside a pair of brand new numbers. Despite the fact that the band had no less than 21 albums to choose from, all but two of the re-recorded tracks are drawn from the period 1970-75, during which they enjoyed their greatest success.

Kicking off with catchy three-minute newie Only Human, the band ram home the fact that although this album is an exercise in pure nostalgia, the material they’ve written in the last couple of years has been of a very high standard indeed. Last year’s Wake the Sleeper – their first studio album in 10 years – was a resounding hit with fans and critics alike. The second new song here, Corridors of Madness, is a stately procession of Heep trademarks; heavy Hammond organ chords and multi-layered vocals weaving themselves around the tasteful lead work of guitarist Mick Box.

New studio versions of vintage material rarely improve on the originals, but if fans can live with later line-ups performing early songs on stage, they should find albums such as this tolerable at least. Bernie Shaw, Uriah Heep’s vocalist for the last 20 years, is a superb singer in his own right so it’s no disrespect to him that his take on songs first recorded by the band’s original frontman – the late David Byron – lack a certain something. In particular, Byron’s rendering of July Morning from their 1971 album Look at Yourself possesses an inimitable magic.

What Celebration certainly does achieve, however, is a slick ironing-out of sound quality and production values. Gone are the sometimes creaky eccentricities of 1970s studio techniques, replaced by a thoroughly modern sheen which demonstrates just how consistent and well-constructed the band’s first six albums are. That’s more than can be said for either Led Zeppelin or Deep Purple in whose shadow Uriah Heep have somewhat unjustly languished.

They never scored their Stairway to Heaven or Smoke on the Water, but the classy likes of Bird of Prey, Sunrise and Lady in Black suggest that fans of melodic, progressive hard rock would be richly rewarded by a trawl through Heep’s back catalogue.

by Greg Moffitt

”

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