Uriah Heep-Salisbury (1971 prog rock) EAC FLAC

I first heard about Uriah Heep in the 1979 Rolling Stone Record Guide (the original one with the red cover).
Now, this Record Guide, served as my diving rod for good music for quite a few years...and through it I discovered gems such as Nick Drake, the early works of Joni Mitchell and James Taylor, Tom Rush, and literally dozens of other LP's that I never would have bought without this.

Yet, this RS Guide was highly opionated and dismissive of some truly great material.
Does Rock's greatest live album....Framptom Comes Alive truly deserve only 2 stars (out of 5)?

And yet, the RS Guide seemed very biased and opionated at times, and sometimes dismissed decades of a bands work with a single brush stroke.
Their review of the Uriah Heep catalog (which does not include Very 'Eavy, Very 'Umble') was so excoriating that I simply HAD to listen to it myself.
Elsewhere in the Guide, Uriah Heep was dismissed as 'unhampered by talent'.  

The reviews above are scanned from my own copy of the RS Record Guide. Later on I got the updated 'blue cover' one, but it had lost its edge and humor, and the biased red-cover one is still the one to own.

I tried to edit this torrent based on a useful comment from a member about a misspelling...but unfortunately I hit the 'Delete Torrent' instead of the  'Edit Torrent' button.

Anyway...here it is again.

And NO...they are really not the worst of all commercially successful bands of their era.
In places they are pretty good.
Sample Track-Lady In Black