Uriah Heep - Inside/The Hensley Years [2 DVDs] - DVD

Disc 1: Uriah Heep - A Critical Review 1970-1976
Disc 2: Uriah Heep - A Critical Review 1976-1980
The Book: A comprehensive track by track critical analysis of every Heep album from 1970-1980.

"Towards the end David was just getting drunk all the time. I'm not judging - I had my own problems - but it was our career he was taking with him." - Ken Hensley

Here the last, the long awaited critical guide to Uriah Heep from 1970-1980 the crucial years when Ken Hensley ws in the band.

In his first candid interview for 25 years Ken gives a frank and revealing account which pulls no punches. We reveal the on and off stage factors which shaped the creation of the music. In addition we also hear the views of Mick Box, Lee Kerslake, Roger Dean, John Wetton, John Lawton, Trevor Bolder, Chris Slade and a team of leading critics and reviewers. This is required viewing for every Heep fan.

Disc One features an in depth study of the music of Uriah Heep from "Very Eavy to High and Mighty". Featuring rare radio broadcasts and archive footage from the early days right through to the end of the Byron era including new footage from the 1976 Pink pop festival.
Disc Two takes up the story form the arrival of John Lawton and Trevor Bolder through to the departure of Ken Hensley following the ill-fated "Conquest" album. Rare footage featured on DVD for the first time includes the only known film of The Firefly tour and the only UK television appearances of the Lawton line up and the only known TV performance by Sloman line up.