Demons and Wizards
by Uriah Heep
- Type: Album
- Released: 19 May 1972
- Label: Bronze
- Country: United Kingdom
- Length: 2:21:58
- Community rating: 3.78/5 from 4 ratings
Artists on this release: Ken Hensley, Gary Thain, Mick Box, Lee Kerslake, David Byron, Mark Clarke
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Uriah Heep achieved their ultimate creative and commercial breakthrough by fully embracing sweeping fantasy lyricism and thunderous, Hammond-driven hard rock. 'Demons and Wizards' is a fiercely energetic, remarkably epic progressive rock classic, balancing intensely passionate, wonderfully melodic heavy rock riffs with beautiful, slightly sombre acoustic psychedelia.
Genres
Descriptors: fantasy, melodic, progressive, occult, hard
Tracklist
- The Wizard (3:02)
- Traveller in Time (3:26)
- Easy Livin' (2:36)
- Poet's Justice (4:16)
- Circle of Hands (6:27)
- Rainbow Demon (4:28)
- All My Life (2:48)
- Paradise (5:09)
- The Spell (7:31)
- Easy Livin' - Alternate Version (2:39)
- Rainbow Demon - Alternate Version (6:13)
- Traveller in Time - Alternate Version (3:48)
- Paradise - Alternate Version (5:26)
- The Spell - Alternate Version (8:11)
- All My Life - Alternate Version (3:11)
- Home Again to You - Alternate Version (4:53)
- Why - Alternate Version (13:46)
- The Wizard - Alternate Version (3:06)
- Poet's Justice - Alternate Version (4:43)
- Circle of Hands - Alternate Version (8:08)
- Proud Words - Alternate Version (2:54)
- Green Eye - Alternate Version (4:08)
- Why - Alternate Single Edit (4:45)
- Why - Extended (10:30)
- Rainbow Demon - Single Edit (3:34)
- Proud Words On a Dusty Shelf - Outtake (2:48)
- Home Again to You - Demo (5:35)
- Green Eye - Demo (3:46)
Credits
- Uriah Heep - primary artist, voice [all other voices]
- Gary Thain - bass
- Roger Dean - cover
- Lee Kerslake - drums, percussion, written-by
- Peter Gallen - engineer
- Ashley Howe - engineer [assistant]
- Mick Box - guitar, written-by
- Ken Hensley - keyboards, guitar, percussion, written-by
- Gerry Bron - producer
- David Byron - vocals, written-by
- Mark Clarke - written-by