The first track ‘Apple Pie’ is good quality hard rock.
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Phil Mogg from UFIO is back with a new album
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Could have been written 40 years ago.
A paint by numbers classic hard rock song in the style of UFO.
I think it is marvellous and great to see him back after his health issues.
Not bad!
Think you should start a UFO thread @uncle-wheaty
Mogg must be 97 at least
Moi?
A UFO thread?
How bloody dare you!
He is mid-70s.
Bit like some of my musical taste.
UFO were a cut above a lot of the NWOBHM bands certainly.
NWOBHM? They’re a 60s act…
Definitely! From their absolute peak album:
Yep, they were. When I first became aware of UFO (Strangers in the Night, I think) I worked backwards, as you did. Their early stuff wasn’t for me but at their peak they had something different from a lot of their peers.
Loved UFO back in the day.
Strangers in the Night is a great live album. Michael Schenker was a wonderful guitarist.
Ah, Mad Mickey wasn’t he?
Loved the first two MSG albums too. Last played about 1982 I should think.
MSG at Budokan is a fantastic live album.
Armed and Ready was a great opening track.
I’ve never heard anaglypta mentioned in any other songs.
As above, I loved UFO back in the day. The albums were a bit ropy – even the good ones – but they were great live. And the first MSG album represented the peak of my own metal years. I think I’ve still got my signed copy of the live album somewhere too. Did anyone else queue up at HMV for that?