THERE I WAS ON A
JULY MORNING
LOOKING FOR LOVE
WITH THE STRENGTH
OF A NEW DAY DAWNING
AND THE BEAUTIFUL SUN..
Look at Yourself
is the
third
studio album
by English
rock band
released in
September 1971
by Bronze Records
in the UK
and
Mercury Records
in the US.
It was the last
Uriah Heep album
to feature
founding member
and bassist
Paul Newton.
Characterized
as heavy metal
and
progressive rock,
the album came
to be viewed as
a high point
in the
band's career
and is regarded
by many fans
and critics
as one of
Uriah Heep's
finest albums,
along with
Demons and Wizards,
released the
following year.
The title track
was released as
a single
in various countries,
followed by
"July Morning"
released in
Japan in 1972.
The song
"July Morning"
was the inspiration
for a Bulgarian tradition,
known eponymously as
July Morning
or
"Julaya",
of gathering on
the beach on
The Black Sea coast
on the morning of
July,1st
to watch
the sunrise
Cover Art
The original cover art
on the LP
featured a
single sleeve
with a
die-cut opening
on the front
through which a
reflective foil
"mirror"
was seen,
conveying a
distorted image
of the person
viewing it.
The idea,
by guitarist
Mick Box,
was for the cover to
directly reflect
the album title,
and this theme is
carried through
the band photos
on the rear
of the LP sleeve,
which have
also been distorted.
The LP itself
was housed in a
heavy-duty inner card,
complete with lyrics.
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