| Actor: Uriah Heep Genres: Music Video & Concerts, Sports Sub-Genres: Pop, Rock & Roll, Hard Rock & Metal, Sports Studio: Classic Rock Legends Format: DVD - Color DVD Release Date: 10/16/2001 Release Year: 2001 Run Time: 1hr 0min Screens: Color Number of Discs: 1 SwapaDVD Credits: 1 Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 2 Edition: Import MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated) Languages: English |
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Search - Uriah Heep: Sailing the Sea of Light on DVD
  | Uriah Heep Sailing the Sea of Light Actor: Uriah Heep Genres: Music Video & Concerts, Sports NR 2001 1hr 0min Features previously unseen footage, brand new performances, back stage interviews and a complete concert from Sofia shot in 1997. Includes "Return to Fantasy," "Bird of Prey," "Easy Livin," "Lady in Black" and much more! |
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Movie ReviewsCaution, you're not getting what you think! Metaljim | Kansas USA | 01/04/2004 (3 out of 5 stars) "The DVD case lists many classic Heep songs, but they ARE NOT PERFORMED here! This is primarily a documentary that covers the current line-up, so it's not even a decent overall historical look at the band. However, as a snapshot of the current band and some nice interviews with the current line-up, it does a nice job. Most of the classic material listed is played in the background or as short snippets when particular songs are mentioned. The bonus concert is well done and certainly shows the band is still very capable of entertaining a crowd. I'd recommend this to Heep fans who are interested in what the band is up to these days. I wouldn't recommend this to someone looking for a detailed overview of this band's 34 year career. I was disappointed to find so many of the songs listed on the cover not featured within, but was reasonably entertained by the interviews and miscellaneous concert footage." Buyer beware !!! Richard Hansley, Jr. | Waterloo, IA United States | 01/11/2004 (2 out of 5 stars) "In a word - sad. Did Mick Box forget how to play solos or what?? If you think you're getting anything close to old Heep you're in for a shock. What you will get is a semi-documentary on the current lineup only, but unfortunately they are sorry replacements for Dave Byron and especially Ken Hensley. You would think that Mick Box would step up and carry the group now but instead he raises the white flag with lame guitar playing galore. Even on songs like Gypsy, which begs for a great wah-wah solo like he used to do, he wimps out big time. In addition, the fact that the lead singer is one of the most femmy dudes (especially in the Moscow show) ever to hit the stage doesn't help. And please, don't even get me started on that joke of a keyboard player. So, don't let the great Roger Dean cover artwork fool you. Get some other classic live Heep and if you can't find it, be happy with your memories."
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