Uriah Heep In The 1970s: Decades

Recommend any fan of Uriah Heep, especially through the 'golden years' of the band gives this a read, as its a well written & extremely informative book 👍

Heep are my favourite band and I bought this because of that, but didn’t really know what to expect. What I found was a book packed with information, facts and opinions of every album and track recorded by the band in the 70s, and a rundown of their career to date.It is a hugely entertaining read. Steve is very honest with his views, and will heavily criticise where he considers necessary. Agree or disagree, it is fantastic to hear the views from someone who is clearly also a fan of the band.It also made me dig out all those old albums again and reminded me of why I love the band so much, and wonder why the hell I haven’t listened to them for so long.

A superb read oabout one of my favourite bands. Brilliant.

A detailed analysis of the music and personalities of this band over the 10 year span 1970-1980, nothing more nothing less.I thoroughly enjoyed it, and if you like the band, I feel sure you will too.

Having been a fan of Uriah Heep since the early 1970s I came to this book with interest. Back in the day the only way I had access to information on UH was via the music press (ie Sounds, New Musical Express) etc. Clearly the music journalists were not fans and were actually quite scathing in their reviews.Decades is a great behind the scenes account of Uriah Heep and shows the life of the band on the road and the challenges they faced at the time.I enjoyed this book and will probably read it again and will recommend it to family, friends and colleagues.

Well researched book about a great band whose best work was in the 1970s.

A decent overview of the Heep story of the 70s.Slightly light on depth of information, but a good general read.

Gread read classic 70s band

Awesome read from beginning to end! Steve Pilkington’s descriptive writing along with a well written forward by former bassist , Paul Newton make this a must read for every Heep fan!

I big Thumb to the author for this long awaited "depiction" of UH's best years.Easy -to read- full of interesting details -amust-have for all UH 's fans

Bon , mais je regrette David Byron.

I bought this as a gift for my husband, who is a personal friend of the band members. He said the book was awesome and provided a good history about the band. He had a hard time putting the book down, which is always a good sign.

This book is well written and full of truly fascinating information about one of the most unsung but influential bands of the era. Talk about paying your dues on the road. Fantastic read