25-03-2018, 16:12
STRAWBS – Hero and Heroine
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Fab album – haven’t listened to it in while. They had so much going for them – great musicians and songwriters – don’t make ‘em like this anymore. While Dave Cousins was always the leading light, so to speak – the others definitely had their say and around this time they made a bunch of fantastic albums; From the Witchwood, Grave New World, Ghosts, Bursting at the Seams and Nomadness. Hero and Heroine is a perfectly lovely poster child for the prog of its era (1974) and the only complaint I have is that at just under 40 minutes it feels too short. I want more!
Finding myself with a definite preference for music from the seventies - been feeling the need to head back there for listening lately!
The opening sequence, which is truly sumptuous IMHO ...
![[Image: 220px-Hero_and_heroine.jpg]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/8/8f/Hero_and_heroine.jpg/220px-Hero_and_heroine.jpg)
Fab album – haven’t listened to it in while. They had so much going for them – great musicians and songwriters – don’t make ‘em like this anymore. While Dave Cousins was always the leading light, so to speak – the others definitely had their say and around this time they made a bunch of fantastic albums; From the Witchwood, Grave New World, Ghosts, Bursting at the Seams and Nomadness. Hero and Heroine is a perfectly lovely poster child for the prog of its era (1974) and the only complaint I have is that at just under 40 minutes it feels too short. I want more!

The opening sequence, which is truly sumptuous IMHO ...
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