Uriah Heep - Beautiful Dream: 1975-1977 4Cd Clam

Facts Four mid-70s albums from rock trailblazers Uriah Heep. Including a wealth of rarities and non-album versions, including demos and live tracks. Alongside Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple and Black Sabbath, British legends Uriah Heep were at the vanguard of rock and metal during the 1970s, releasing their debut album in June 1970. Featuring David Byron on lead vocals, Mick Box on lead guitar and Ken Hensley on keyboards, ‘Very ‘Eavy Very ‘Umble’ is quite rightly regarded as a major influence on the development of hard rock and heavy metal. 1970 was the centenary of Charles Dickens’ death, and having originally been called Spice, they switched to the more Dickensian Uriah Heep when Hensley joined their ranks after spells in The Gods and Toe Fat. ‘Return To Fantasy’ (CD1) 1975. ‘High And Mighty’ (CD2) 1976.  ‘Firefly’ (CD3) 1977. ‘Innocent Victim’ (CD4) 1977.