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Celestial Hifi [Limited Edition] [180 Gram]
Artist:
Sheavy
Format: Vinyl
New: Currently Unavailable New
Wish
Formats and Editions
1. Hyperfaster
2. What's Up Mr Zero
3. Stingray Pt II
4. Solarisphere
5. Strange Gods, Strange Altars
6. Celestial Hi-Fi
7. At The Mountains Of Madness
8. Persona
9. A Utopian Interlude
10. Gemini ((The Twins))
11. Tales From The Afterburner
12. Nine December (Bonus Track)
13. El Camino Real
More Info:
Vinyl LP pressing cut from the original masters and the sleeve printed from the original artwork files. Sheavy were often compared to Black Sabbath, mainly due to the Ozzy Osbourn-esque vocals of Steve Hennessey. It is a little known fact that upon hearing the band, Tony Iommi flew Steve in to LA to audition him as a potential vocalist for a Sabbath line-up. Sabbath comparisons aside, there's no denying that Sheavy were capable of writing fantastic and catchy original songs in their own right. Co-produced with Don Ellis and featuring a band line-up of Steve Hennessey on vocals, Dan Moore on guitars, Keith Foley on bass, and Ren Squires on drums, Celestial Hi-Fi was Sheavy's third full-length and direct follow-up to The Electric Sleep. Just as good if not better than it's predecessor thanks to album standouts like "Hyperfaster," "What's up, Mr. Zero?" and "Solarsphere."
