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Available with Vinyl records London. Picture Disc Vinyl Records Picture Disc Uriah Heep Every Day Rocks includesSigned by Mick Box.…Very ‘Eavy …Very Humble First time on picture disc vinyl.Salisbury First time on picture disc vinyl.Look At Yourself First time on picture disc vinyl.Demons And Wizards original and reimagined artwork by Roger Dean, new artwork available for the first time on picture disc vinyl.The Magicians Birthday original and reimagined artwork by Roger Dean, new artwork available for the First time on picture disc vinyl.Sweet Freedom First time on picture disc vinyl.Wonderworld First time on picture disc vinyl.7 x Each of the above albums on a TShirt Medium PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU CHOOSE THE CORRECT SIZE7 x Motivation lyric “e artcardsWall plannerOn 24th September 2021 BMG proudly release Uriah Heep’s Every Day Rocks box set.British hard rock legends Uriah Heep are one of the “big four” rock bands, along with Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple and Black Sabbath, and certainly one of the most intriguing bands both musically and lyrically, to emerge from heavy rock.The ambitious and beautifully presented Every Day Rocks box set includes the first seven albums on picture disc, plus seven accompanying tshirts one for every day of the week, corresponding art cards feature motivational lyrics and a calendar wall planner for planning the week’s Uriah Heep listening. These albums are available officially for the first time as picture discs and the albums Demons And Wizards and The Magicians Birthday feature both reimagined and original artwork by renowned fantasy artist Roger Dean.“Along with BMG we wanted to do something extra special for our fans which will give them a piece of Heep love every single day of the week. Our first 7 albums will be put on to picture disc, and there will be a tshirt for each album to wear for each day of the week. We have also included a yearly wall planner, so that you can plan your listening or just make some notes on how the albums make you feel. This way you can keep on Heepin’ on ‘Appy days” Mick Box.
