For the love of rock-Volume I, Issue 2 – (Free me)

Name of song- Free me

Band- Uriah Heep

Album- Innocent Victim

Writer- Ken Hensley

Release year- 1977

Chart records- New Zealand Chart Records-1 (1978)

Similar artists- Deep Purple, Whitesnake, UFO, Wishbone Ash, Rainbow

Resources- Wikipedia.org, Uriah Heep official website, progarchives.com

Lyrics link- http://www.lyrics.net/lyric/24242535

Free me

Reviewer- Bikash Shrestha

“Free me” is one of the most successful songs of the British heavy metal Band-Uriah Heep (A fictional character from Charles Dickens novel-David Copperfield). Uriah Heep is represented as one of the pioneers of British heavy metal scene of the seventies. Although a heavy metal band, Uriah Heep’s “Free me” does not represent a typical heavy metal song. However, it’s free flowing smooth melody with a tinge of rock optimizes with all the rockers, whether hard or soft.

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For the love of rock, Vol I, Issue I – “The end of the innocence”

VOLUME I, ISSUE 1-(15 June, 2016)
Name of song- The end of the innocence
Singer- Don Henley
Album-The end of the innocence
Writer- Don Henley/Bruce Hornsby
Release year- 1989
Chart records-  US Billboard Album Rock Tracks-1
US Billboard Adult Contemporary Tracks-2
US Billboard Hot 100-8
Canadian RPM Top Singles-3
Canadian RPM Adult Contemporary-3
UK Singles Chart-48
Special mention- Grammy Awards-Best Rock Male Vocalist-1989
MTV Video Music Award-Best Male Video-1990
Similar artists-  Steve Winwood/Bryan Adams/Steve Miller/Bruce Springsteen/Sting/Christopher Cross/Glenn Frey
Resources- Wikipedia.org and allmusic.com
The end of the innocence
Reviewers-Bikash Shrestha/Nirab Kayastha
No doubt, one of the best creations of former Eagles front-man, Don Henley, ‘The end of the innocence’ is a song which would stay in our hearts forever. The title track of his third album post Eagles disbandment, co-written with Bruce Hornsby, is a soothing song with a tinge of melodious pop rock with deep sentimental touch.

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