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Shackleton Three Eps Songs | 1. | (No More) Negative Thoughts |
| 2. | Let Go |
| 3. | It's Time For Love |
| 4. | Mountains Of Ashes |
| 5. | There's A Slow Train Coming |
| 6. | Moon Over Josef's Burial |
| 7. | Asha In The Tabernacle |
| 8. | Trembling Leaf |
| 9. | Something Has Got To Give |
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Recording information: UberStudio, Chicago, IL (08/10/1996-08/11/1996).
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The Heavy Metal community gives its bands a pretty wide berth; that's one way to explain the success of Uriah Heep. Some will tell you that they were not the best band in the world, but that's not being fair to this multi-talented group of individuals. The group have consistently produced a series of high quality hard rock, and have lasted longer than most bands of that genre. This CD use tracks from Uriah Heep's more eclectic side. It comes with new liner notes from Record Collector's Joe Geesin, and is a great addition to the ever expanding Heep Catalogue. Sanctuary. 2005.
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