Gold: Looking Back 1970-2001 [Import]

Gold: Looking Back 1970-2001 [Import]

Track Listings
Disc: 1

1. Gypsy

2. Come Away Melinda

3. Lady in Black

4. Bird of Pray

5. Look at Yourself

6. July Morning

7. Easy Livin'

8. Traveller in Time

9. Sunrise

10. Blind Eye

See all 13 tracks on this disc

Disc: 2

1. Wonderworld

2. Easy Road

3. Return to Fantasy

4. Why Did You Go?

5. Come Back to Me

6. More Fool You

7. Different World

8. Cross That Line

9. Time of Revelation

10. Universal Wheels

See all 14 tracks on this disc

Tracks:

Gypsy
Come Away Melinda
Lady in Black
Bird of Pray
Look at Yourself
July Morning
Easy Livin'
Traveller in Time
Sunrise
Blind Eye
Rain
Stealin'
Sweet Freedom

Tracks:

Wonderworld
Easy Road
Return to Fantasy
Why Did You Go?
Come Back to Me
More Fool You
Different World
Cross That Line
Time of Revelation
Universal Wheels
Love Is Silence
Between Two Worlds
Only the Young
Golden Palace

Album Description

Subtitled - Looking Back 1970-2001. 2004 two-disc deluxe edition compilation for the British heavy metal act. Disc one covers 1970-1973 with 13 tracks & disc two covers 1973-2001 with 14 tracks. Highlights include, 'Gypsy', 'Come Away Melinda', 'Lady In Black', 'Bird Of Prey', & 'Look At Yourself'. Standard double jewel case housed in a slipcase. Retro.

Album Details

Digitally Remastered Comprehensive Collection from the Veteran Heavy Metal Band Throughout their Remarkably Long Life.

Customer Reviews:

Fool's 'Gold'.......2007-01-03

Since there is very little description of this collection on Amazon, I thought I was purchasing a comprehensive 'anthology' of the band. I've always loved the early stuff (which is fairly represented here) and at a good price, I thought I was getting a deal. Wrong!!
This collection is recorded by whatever remains of the band. There are no personnel listings in the booklet. It only says that this 'retrospective' was 'especially recorded by the longest line-up of the band...'. Whatever that means. I think I recognize Mick Box in the pictures included in the booklet, but I could be wrong. For all I know, it was recorded by the longest line-up of the touring roadies.
Please people, beware, this is not the Uriah Heep of yore. This is but a chintzy facsimile. The song recreations are listless, the production is limp. I swear, it is as if whatever remains of this band got together in someone's basement and did a really fast run through of the band's classic songs in hopes of cashing in. Hopefully, I was the only dupe.
Save your money!!