Rate The Song Above You Part III

[Catfish]

Actually won that album "The Kings are Here" on a radio giveaway circa 80? 81? Most the time these these demos were obscure and frisbee worth, but this one def, had a few good tunes, and this song went max hook, and was excellent. At the 3:10 mark?... 9.0/10.0

Another hooky number, I've heard on the classic rock station today with much enjoyment.

 

[Aero]

One of their more forgotten hits. By this time, they had established their more polished sound, which they had debuted on the previous album. 8/10

 

[Nai Noswad]

Excellent!!!
as these progressed the naysayers complained of a sell out- fine song with a nice hook,a highly regarded band these days.
9/10
something from 'Graham Barnes'

 

[Hydrazoic Acid]

Very nice and soft song with great, laconic guitar work. 9/10.

 

[Voguerista]

Nice. Love the fast beats. 7

 

[Hydrazoic Acid]

I'm not a big fan of lead vocals but the whole song is really catchy. 7.5/10.

 

[dr wu]

Great track from DEmons and Wizards but then they were on a roll in those days....9/10

The GFR track above made me think of the best Grand FUnk lp..the red one...where they met Sabbath and Zep....meant to be played loud.
'Paranoid' (1969)

 

[Catfish]

8.5/10.... Man I missed the '60's and early '70's where the Hammond was used so masterfully in music. Uriah Heep is terribly under-appreciated in the annals of Rock History. Was a staple of Beaker Street, and rightfully so.

I am an admitted Rush Fan boy, and wanted to add my favorite obscure tune of theirs, that is in my top 10 of my Rush Play list.... Before rating, please make sure you listen to the last 1/3 of the song.....

 

[dr wu]

Looks like we posted the same time...since mine posted first I'll let someone else respond to your Rush track

 

[Catfish]

Sorry Doc. I don't mind if they reply to the GFR track. All's good.