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Title: Boomba !!!!!!
Post by: Mugwump on December 09, 2014, 07:22:32 PM
http://classicrock.teamrock.com/news/2014-12-09/uriah-heep-confirm-live-dvd

Live At Koko tracklist

    Against All Odds

    Overload

    Traveller In Time

    Sunrise

    Stealin?

    I?m Ready

    Can?t Take That Away

    Between Two Worlds

    One Minute

    Nail On The Head

    Into The Wild

    Gypsy

    Look At Yourself

    July Morning

    Lady In Black

    Free ?N? Easy
    Easy Livin?
Title: Re: Boomba !!!!!!
Post by: PaulineMi on December 09, 2014, 07:50:56 PM
I remember "Easy Livin'" but had no idea Uriah Heep was still producing albums. That song is from 1972...and then I read that Jeff is 70 years old. I remember the mantra from back in the day "Never trust anyone over 30".  Look at us now.  :o  Lol
Title: Re: Boomba !!!!!!
Post by: Mugwump on December 09, 2014, 08:03:32 PM
Quote from: PaulineMi on December 09, 2014, 07:50:56 PM
I remember "Easy Livin'" but had no idea Uriah Heep was still producing albums. That song is from 1972...and then I read that Jeff is 70 years old. I remember the mantra from back in the day "Never trust anyone over 30".  Look at us now.  :o  Lol

I'm 70 in April, and I remember all those songs, Jan and I, saw the 'Heep' at the Auditorium Theater in Chicago on the 'Magician's Birthday' tour.....what a show !!!....they just kept pass'n the blunts....LOL...the audience was super full of fans....and we all went home happy..... ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
but those were times long ago now....

A week later we saw the 'Allman Bros band' at the old Amphitheater....now torn down....

60-70's were full of good shows for 'reasonable' prices, not like now.. ..
Title: Re: Boomba !!!!!!
Post by: PaulineMi on December 10, 2014, 07:51:06 AM
I hear ya. BTW....I meant Jeff Beck is 70 years old now.  I'm going on 68 and also participated in the fun at many concerts.  ;)  When the huge venues and prices began to become more important than the close connections with fans we quit going.

Those were fun days though.