Audio CD review:
Uriah Heep - Head First

Uriah Heep - Head First

Band: Uriah Heep Title: Head First Rating: Release Date: 04 April, 2000 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: The Other Side Of Midnight 2: Stay On Top 3: Lonely Nights 4: Sweet Talk 5: Love Is Blind 6: Roll-Overture 7: Red Lights 8: Rollin' The Rock 9: Straight Through The Heart 10: Weekend Warriors 11: Playing For Time (EP Only Release) 12: Searching (Demo Backing-Track) 13: The Wizard (Previously Unreleased Live Version)

Customer Reviews long forgotten killer tracks ) and the 80's (Judas Priest, Van Halen, Metallica, etc. I grew up on rock in the late 70's (Zep, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, etc. ) but somehow I came upon Abominog and loved it! I'd since lost my tape and forgot about it. Then while searching for other CD's on the Web I came across it and I was instantly transported back to 1983. It reminds me of Styx and Whitesnake. As far as Head First tracks my favorites are "Other Side of Midnight" and "Red Lights". The group's sound is strong so I can listen to all the songs over and over. You won't be dissapointed. A GREAT ALBUm, IF YOU KIKE HAIR-METAL Only the posterior EQUATOR is more commercial and pop. THis is one of the worst Heep albuns. Blergh !!!. a great follow up to abominog i would highly recomend this to any heep fan out there. i remember getting this album when it first came out in 1983. the song writing is more aor than abominog but dont think that it dose not rock. songs like the other side of midnight,stay on top,and redlights rock out. popish songs like sweet talk and love is blind are awesome. bryan adams wrote lonely nights. this ranks in my top 10 albums from the mighty heep please chek it out. . You can see a complete list of all Uriah Heep discography, or go back to the Uriah Heep tabs