A year before Demons and Wizard Uriah Heep had published the album Salisbury that would get a remarkable criticism and acceptance by the public.
That year many specialized media chose the Salisbury song, as the best progressive suite of the year, and "Salisbury" is really a climax. Here the band gets a huge sound and allows Heep to spread its progressive wings. This is a remarkable band that plays a remarkable song in which they are totally in their element. "Salisbury" is wonderful, it's subtle, it's fast, it's reserved. It has drums, violins, organs, mellotrons, moogs, choirs and David Byron has never sung better, and an anthological guitar by Mick Box.
That year many specialized media chose the Salisbury song, as the best progressive suite of the year, and "Salisbury" is really a climax. Here the band gets a huge sound and allows Heep to spread its progressive wings. This is a remarkable band that plays a remarkable song in which they are totally in their element. "Salisbury" is wonderful, it's subtle, it's fast, it's reserved. It has drums, violins, organs, mellotrons, moogs, choirs and David Byron has never sung better, and an anthological guitar by Mick Box.
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