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More!! Post up the whole song bro! This is banger! And do more Christian songs in this genre. ✝️🎸🥁👏🏼 please sir

as @rickmts says, one of the most underrated groups of all time. David Byron was one of the greatest Rock vocalists of all time and influenced Freddie Mercury of Queen.

Got to see them in concert in 1974 (?). my hearing is still recovering. haha One of my favorite bands.

You should listen to their song "Salisbury" it's quite a composition and features a 24 piece orchestra behind the band. I guarantee you've never heard anything like it!

That’s got a different feel to it from the original. More like the kind of music you’d use for working out. Or getting into the right head space for going to work.

Heep fan since 1970. The great thing is, they're still rockin'! (USA)

I am fan of Dire straits but like Uriah Heep. Sunrise is great song, Traveller in Time, Salisbury, July morning. Btw can you tell more on Dire straits Telegraph road from Alchemy live?

I always loved this one!

I used to think they said "Stealin when I shoulda been lyin", which would've made it more "psychopathic Wild West". I've never gotten used to the tamer, "buyin". If you want your boss to send you some mischievous weird music (for bears to ride bicycles to, sometimes), then get him to send you something by *Cardiacs* . Maybe the lyrics video to *Buds and Spawn* (because you're not going to hear the message without it). ruclips.net/video/N468bj9-FUQ/видео.html OK, there's no message I can properly discern. Why does there always have to be a message? Can't the music be its own reason for listening?

Should have been as big as any in their day! Great band up to 1976 until they licked out the singer and they were never quite the same again. Still had their moments but not what they had been. They are still around and would definitely go see them if in my town.

Still together still relevant The guitarist is the founder and two other members have over 30 years tenure. Better than ever .Gona see them in Houston and San Antone in May .

the title track 'Salisbury' was their masterpiece !

And the church screams AMEN!!!!📢📢📢🗣️🗣️🗣️🎸

@holynamewxrship vibes right here.

I’m a metal drummer at heart and this is what I hear in my head every Sunday.

Great riff! Jesus loves it too!

Sure, why not? The Metal God himself, Rob Halford is a Christian.

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There is literally no reason why these genres could not coexist and actually have a metal worship

Just subbed Keep metal.core alive in the christian community my boy

That was awesome!😊

Some American Christian songs are pretty good, and most importantly, the mythology and theology is rather interesting.

jesus

Gonna sub you on GP! Kudos and God bless you!

the devil works in mysterious ways

Powerful worship!

Wroship ol Lucifer. Neato

Your Boss has some 'Damn Good' Taste!! You should listen to(o) Him, more...

I'm a Christian singer/ worshipper, and I love some metal, and I'd love to incorporate metal into a gospel fusion. There's this one song by Tasha Cobbs called 'I will run', that's got a little bit of metal, and it's awesome!

Really good performance my friend!🎸 Love your guitar sound!!

goes hard

If you really want your mind blown listen to Shadows of Grief. Just... do it. You won't regret it.

URIAH HEEP British LEGENDS with the great David Byron on vocals since 1969. The HEEP are still going now.

It's actually a shuffle.

When this song came out it was banned in America because of the line "Done the ranchers daughter." I love this band .

Gimme Three Steps by Lynyrd Skynyrd.

Great band. Great reaction. It would be great if you could do more reactions on this channel. Greetings from Sydney.

It grows on you

One of my favorite bands

Trash can?? There is a reason you have only 29 subscribers. Figure it out. I'm not telling you.

I have a request/suggestion. This song will put you ahead of the curve in Heep reaction videos. It will please you, surprise you, and blow you away... In that order. If you like bass, you'll love this. Try it. You won't be disappointed! Here it is (Why, by Uriah Heep): ruclips.net/video/tZJ8LULf_8U/видео.html

That's Richard Fortus, been there nearly two decades

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This paper has as aim to demystify something that afflicts many fans of Guns N 'Roses. After all, what would have happened to the vocalist Axl Rose? While Axl has a good tone (2nd baritone), it can be stated that most of the time he sang out of his vocal range, often accompanied by the use of a very dangerous vocal technique for those who do not have total control of it, the rasp. Perhaps the biggest mistake of his career was to have used excessive rasp without first studying the technique. Many singing teachers refuse to teach rasp, because the probability of the student doing incorrectly is very large. The truth is, of course, singing tends to use the rasp through the canyon, when in fact it should be carried through the soft palate - sing with the rasp through the canyon is suicide - but it is very difficult to do it properly, it is difficult to perform the technique by means of the soft palate, so much that most of the singers who used to rasp impaired voice long term. You can name a few rock singers who have total mastery of this technique, singers like Ronnie James Dio, for example, dominated masterfully. At first, the rasp train is through audiology exercise called fry, which besides correcting the posture of the vocal fold, allows the practitioner gradually bring the rasp to get the soft palate, taking it out of the throat and preventing damage future ace vocal cords. Besides the fry, there are other important for those who want to learn to sing rasp sustainably exercises. Just look for a competent singing teacher and he will demystify the technique to the student. The fact is that, to use the rasp without prior study of technique, Axl severely damaged his vocal chords. Even in 1993 shows, we could already see Axl with a much weaker than in previous years' voice. The rasp resulted in nodules (calluses) on the vocal chords of Axl. Possibly, this was the main reason for having so many years without Axl sing live, between 1994 and 2001. Between 1997 and 1999, he recorded most of the vocals on the live album Live Era in the studio and it was a noticeable change in his voice, but was still recognizable and the rasp was still there, overdosed, it is true, but it was there. In 2000, he played Dead Flowers with Gilby Clarke and his voice was still recognizable, he was still enjoying the rasp. Anyway, after this presentation with Gilby, Axl decided to undergo a surgery for the removal of these nodules. This type of surgery have as a repair, and calluses of the vocal chords leave the cleaner voice, and the rasp (strident, hoarseness) voice is dissipated briefly. Exactly for this reason that in 2001, just one year after singing with Gilby and after the infamous surgical procedure, Axl showed up at the House of Blues and Rock in Rio, as well as throughout 2002 tour, singing with a cleaner voice, having been forbidden by doctors to use rasp, otherwise you could incur irreparable damage to your voice. As no longer had the power the rasp gave him, Axl is forced to enhance other features such as the head voice, which has never been as consistent as the chest voice, moreover, also enhanced the use of belting. Technically, Axl had improved, but the rasp was and is very much needed for several Guns songs since Axl dwelt fans of Guns N 'Roses to hear him sing with him. About that time followed closely resembles that Axl was bombarded by criticism by the new way of singing, and perhaps this was the main reason for the cancellation of the 2002 tour. Tired from criticism of his voice on tour 2001/2002, in 2004, he did another surgery, this time to give greater depth to his voice, after this procedure, its got a little more treble and deep bass, giving the false impression that his voice would have recovered the stridency of previous years. Contrary medical advice, Axl went back to using rasp in 2006, but his voice did not externava more natural stridency as in the past. Many times, he sounded hoarse, stressed, superficial and without the scope of yore. Many people define as Axl sang well or not because he has used rasp or not, but singing is not only used rasp. Several factors have to be analyzed, extent, projection, depth, vibrato, head voice, chest voice, belting, etc.. Returning to use rasp, it was clearly noticeable that he suffered at the shows, you could see his veins pop out of the canyon and some feared for his health, but adored the sound that his voice was producing, recalling again, vaguely true, the past. But it was not healthy, Axl never sang in a sustainable manner. In 2010, he sang many sets well because he started to abuse the rasp, using it on every song, but I repeat, singing is not only rasp. Even with the rasp, Axl found himself out of tune even more than in 2002, when he did not use the rasp, but it remained tuned in good part, as can be seen in songs such as The Blues and Madagascar. But truth be told, although not healthy for him, it was spectacular for the fans, the voice that echoed Axl in 2010, because maybe it was the year in which his voice was closer to the heydays. This does not mean that it was very good as such. Importantly, even in its heyday, Axl's voice has never been characterized by technology, but by the power the rasp gave him, it was by that feeling that Axl conquered fans. Yes, it is true that many songs from Guns are, say, different and strange without rasp. But this is because Axl fans have accustomed to it, while he did not think long term. He worked hard in 2010 to keep up the entire tour using the rasp, but as stated earlier, did not sing in a sustainable way, and it was noticeable that he used the rasp through the canyon and not the soft palate, which proves that perhaps he has not found a teacher who had the courage to teach him the rasp properly after their surgeries, for which he was subjected. There is also evidence that, in addition to vocal chord nodules, throughout his career, Axl has also had laryngopharyngeal reflux, same problem which affected numerous vocalists such as Edu Falaschi, for example. It is possible that with every effort made between 2006 and 2010, Axl has acquired new nodules on his vocal chords, and that because of this, it has drastically reduced the use of the rasp since 2011, having its apex in 2014, where his voice is clean most of the time during shows. But unlike 2002, today Axl no longer have the breath that had at that time, so he can not support and sustain the notes, as he could in 2002, therefore, today his voice sounds worse than in 2002, it sounds wound up and without support. As a result, the tendency is that the set list for the coming years brings up only songs that are his original fabric, ie, songs that have him sing only with the chest voice, songs like You Ain't The First, Mr Bronwstone, Bad Obsession, Knockin 'On Heavens Door, Don't Cry, Doule Talkin Jive, Down On The Farm, It's So Easy, So Fine, etc.. In the studio, you can see him struggling through the rasp to present a result to remember its heyday on the next albums, but even on Chinese Democracy, it is noticeable that he drastically reduced the use of the rasp. In proportion, as his voice sounds more technical, it does not sound as powerful anymore. Axl himself acknowledged in an interview on That Metal Show, which exaggerated the recording some songs in the studio, as You Could Be Mine, for example. He said he thought: "And now? How will I sing it live without damaging my voice?" He did not think the long term, but in general it was worth it, because using his voice under the effect of rasp, even without the necessary technique to use it, the guy has spectacular songs. But here the question begs: What Axl could do to re-submit satisfactory results in stages? Well, first, he could slim down, giving himself more breathing space for live performances. Losing weight would mean more endurance, ie, he could improve his live performance, which would help for him to keep a good support at times when needed to achieve higher grades. Secondly, he could study in depth the technical rasp with an expert teacher, and use it correctly and sustainably. He'd need to find a balance between all the vocal techniques, a balance between the head voice, the chest voice and rasp, and not to compromise its future. There's no need to sing with or without rasp all the time, but he needs to find a balance. Thirdly, he could undergo a surgical procedure called Voicelift, which is responsible for the rejuvenation of the vocal chords procedure. Singers like Steven Tyler and David Coverdale have already undergone this procedure a few years ago. So if you're rock vocalist or intend to be, and intend to use rasp while singing, study the technique carefully, take good care of your voice, avoid the cliche of drinking and smoking, be disciplined and keep up to date about human anatomy, especially in regard to the muscles of the vocal chords.

Can't disagree. Not feeling it. Verses were enjoyable, but it didn't mesh as a whole imo. Definitely some talk box in there. Don't hear that super often in rock.

Uriah Heep was a great band. All part of a great era!

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Hi. Thanks for the reaction. I'm always surprised when folks have never heard of Uriah Heep. As a young person in the 60s and 70s, they were one of my favorite rock bands. Still are. I would direct you to what I believe are their two best records: Look at Yourself and Demons & Wizards, the latter of which I believe to be Heep's masterpiece, as well as one of the most brilliant albums ever. Cheers.