Uriah Heep/Osaka, Japan 1973

From the first performance in Japan in 1973, a complete recording of the March 20th Osaka Kosei Nenkin Hall performance from the original master cassette has been released, an item that will surprise enthusiasts. Although the recording level is not that great, it is the first time that the whole story of the Osaka performance has been revealed, and it can be said to be a must-have for enthusiasts as a valuable document of the time. When the whole thing is included, there is a bit of distortion, but solo parts such as the organ and vocals are recorded clearly. The first half of “July Morning” is especially moving. Although it is a maniac title that cannot be said to be for everyone, it is a title that has the value of a first-class product as a valuable document of the sound source that came to Japan in the 1970s. (Disc 1): 01.Introduction / 02.Sunrise / 03.Sweet Lorraine / 04.Traveller In Time / 05.Easy Livin’ / 06.July Morning / 07.Gypsy / 08.Keyboard Solo / 09.Drums Solo / 10 .Tears In My Eyes (Disc 2): 01.Circle Of Hands / 02.Look At Yourself / 03.Love Machine / 04.Rock’N Roll Medley -Recorded Live at Osaka Koseinenkin Kaikan Hall,Osaka,Japan 20th March 1973- Mick Box (Guitars) / David Byron (Vocals) / Gary Thain (Bass) / Lee Kerslake (Drums) Ken Hensley (Keyboards)