| | Sheavy Republic? CD Sheavy Discography of CDs
 (1 Customer Review)
Sheavy: Steve Hennessey (vocals); Dan Moore (guitar); Keith Folley (bass guitar); Ren Squires (drums). Sheavy Republic? Songs | 1. | Rook, The |
| 2. | Hangman |
| 3. | Spy vs. Spy |
| 4. | Standing at the Edge of the World |
| 5. | Revenge of the Viper Three |
| 6. | Phone Booth in the Middle of Nowhere, A |
| 7. | Man Who Never Was, The |
| 8. | Singray Part III |
| 9. | Imitation of Christ |
| 10. | Last Chance ... Gremlin X |
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Republic? Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)  sHEAVY should make it big.
As far as stoner/doom rock goes,in my opinion it has been dead since 1979,when Ozzy Osbourne was sacked from Black Sabbath.
Nothing really has come close to what Sabbath produced regardless of cover bands/tribute bands and the like.
Sabbath had a very distinct sound,that vanished when Ozzy was sacked,sure you still had the Iommi riffs,but the soul of the band was gone,and has never been recovered.
sHEAVY is like someone accidently rebuilding the Titanic,with no plans,sure some differences are there afterall it was unplanned.
Steve Hennesey Sounds like Ozzy's brother,the riffs are clean and tight,and as a whole the band is a close replica to Sabbath.
The album Republic? is the finest to come from the band so far,thanks to Billy Anderson who produced Republic?.
I have all the sHEAVY albums and they all rock.
If you loved Sabbath then allow yourself the privilege of their second coming.
Terry Halmshaw
Submitted by jeepmjw (Victoria Australia) 
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