English rock band formed in 1969, led by guitarist Mick Box; notable for 1970s hard/progressive albums, Hammond-driven arrangements and close vocal harmonies. Continued recording and touring across decades with multiple lineup changes.

Formed in London in 1969 (originally called Spice). Mick Box is the founding guitarist and the band's only constant member. Key early members included David Byron, Ken Hensley, Lee Kerslake and Gary Thain. The band is associated with classic 1970s hard rock and progressive rock, and has released acclaimed albums such as Demons And Wizards, Salisbury and The Magician's Birthday.

DeBaser's reviews depict Uriah Heep as a durable English rock band rooted in 1970s hard/progressive rock. Reviews praise classic albums (Demons And Wizards, The Magician's Birthday, Salisbury), live energy, Hammond-driven sound and vocal harmonies. The site's coverage is broadly positive, noting lineup turmoil but consistent commitment led by Mick Box.

For:fans of 1970s hard rock and progressive rock; classic rock listeners; readers interested in band longevity and live albums

 Make it yours, knowing that you have in your hands one of the definitive rock masterpieces of the seventies.

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 If this group makes it, I'll have to kill myself!

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