Uriah Heep - Head First

After Rising from the Ashes with 1982’s Abominog Set, Uriah Heep Continued to Pursue a Similar Combination of Hard Rock Firepower and Aor Sleekness with Head First, the Bands Fifteenth Album. The Arrival of the ‘sequencer’ Using a Backing Track of Pre-programmed Synthesized Pulses (An Effect which Dominated ZZ Top’s Eliminator Album Two Years Later), Provided a Rich Accompaniment to Mick Box’s High Flying Guitar Work and Lee Kerslake’s Relentless Double-time Bass Drum Thumping and Enhanced the Album with a Sense of Energy, Complimenting Superbly the Even Balance of Power Chords and Pop Hooks in Tracks Like, ‘the Other Side of Midnight’ and ‘weekend Warriors’. Like the Previous Years Abominog Album, Uriah Heep Had Delivered an Energetic and Well Crafted Slice of Aor Heaven. This Remastered Issue Contains Alternative Live Versions and an Extended Demo Track Entitled, ‘searching’.