UFO - Live At Rockpalast 1980 (Full Concert Video)

Get the CD/DVD Set here: bfan.link/UFO-rockpalast
Setlist:
01 Lettin' Go 0:00:13
02 Long Gone 0:04:05
03 Cherry 0:08:21
04 Only You Can Rock Me 0:12:46
05 No Place To Run 0:17:16
06 Making Moves 0:22:115
07 Love To Love 0:28:01
08 Mystery Train 0:36:39
09 Too Hot To Handle 0:43:02
10 Lights Out 0:48:11
11 Rock Bottom 0:57:29
12 Doctor, Doctor 1:05:38
Lineup:
Phil Mogg - vocals
Pete Way - bass
Andy Parker - drums
Neil Carter - guitar, keyboard
Paul Chapman - guitar
Since 1969 UFO is one of the world’s leading Hardrock bands with an extraordinary history.
Having started as a Boogie-influenced formation founded by Phil Mogg (vocals), Mick Bolton (guitar), Pete Way (bass) and Andy Parker (drums), they soon turned to psychedelic influenced sounds on their second album “Flying”.
A major stylistic change came in 1973, when Michael Schenker joined the band and UFO then defined their particular hard rock style.
After the departure of Schenker in 1979 Paul Chapman (who already was guitarist for UFO in 1974) joined the band with whom they released the album “No Place To Run” in 1980.
This was produced by none other than the famous Beatles-producer George Martin.
This album marked another chapter in the history of the band. Chapman did not make the mistake of simply imitating Schenker’s style, instead the music became rougher and earthier.
With this line up (Pete Way, Phil Mogg, Andy Parker, Paul Chapman and Neil Carter on guitar and keyboards) UFO appeared on November 29th, 1980 at the Westfalenhalle in Dortmund for a legendary Rockpalast-Concert.
From the first notes of the opener “Chains, Chains” (which at that time was a preview of their forthcoming album “The Wild, The Willing And The Innocent”) you can hear an experienced band celebrating a compact, homogenic, and straight forward performance
Leaving the spacerock-area of the first two albums behind, UFO presented the highlights of their then recent albums “Lights Out” (“Too Hot To Handle”), “Obsession” (“Only You Can Rock Me”, “Cherry”) , the best songs of “No Place To Run” (“Lettin’ Go”, “No Place To Run” and the magnificent Elvis Presley-cover of “Mystery Train”) as well as the breathtaking encore “Rock Bottom” and “Doctor Doctor” which to this date were the biggest hits of UFO so far.
Not only for fans, this concert remains a stunning document of the power and perfection of one of the greatest Hardrockbands that have ever existed.
Thumbnail picture by: Manfred Becker
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[@NatureGirl62]

I found UFO in 1977, as a girl of 15 who loved guitar-based rock. I adored every era of the band, and in 2008 my husband and I found ourselves sipping wine with them on their tour bus. It was a long, wonderful ride with this band, and I am sorry that we have lost Pete Way, Paul Chapman, and Paul Raymond. I wish Phil Mogg good health following his heart attack, and thank all of the band members for an amazing 50 years of rock with the best band ever. God bless!

[@danacoleman4007]

Nice!!

[@MichaelRowe-cv3oq]

I totally agree with you,I was lucky enough to see them on virtually every UK tour from about 1977 onwards,saw them here in Nottingham at Rock City on the Last Orders tour a few months before Paul Raymond died....Great band and a great legacy.

[@thommyers3080]

Well put. One of the greatest bands ever through all their lineup changes. Yes I am a huge Schenker fan. I also appreciate both Paul's and RIP to both of them and Pete Way.

[@mikeg2939]

I first saw them on this tour in 1980. A few years later they lived in Birmingham and hung out in the rock bars for a while. Moggy didn't make much sense at time, I think he was just a little bit drunk, bless him. Good times.

[@peterrimel8170]

Love this comment. I also found UFO in 1977 and was 15. One of the most underrated bands in the history of the world

[@kylecrotts2715]

Discovered them at 16…still listening to them at 63!!!😎

[@Bulldog__67]

Nice. Discovered them at 13, still listening at 56.

[@harryhepworth312]

I discovered UFO in 2011 it was one of those rock bands that feel through the cracks with what I was listening to in the mid Seventies through to the late nineties, I've now got all their albums which have Michael Schenker on lead guitar what a powerhouse rock band UFO is , I'm still listening to them at 64 . RIP Pete Way.

[@richardgeisel4290]

Was at the Strangers in the Night in Chicago.

[@toxsickdog]

64 here, and I still crank My UFO albums from time to time. never gone more than a few months without putting on some UFO or MSG! That UFO "Reunion" album they did with schenker awhile back was so fkg kewl. I was hoping they would have continued with another one.

[@richardgeisel4290]

@@toxsickdog You’re awesome dude. I can tell your are real when you use the term “ crank them” . Be well.

[@benvolman4976]

Such a tight live act. I always introduce friends to ufo with strangers in the night album , in my opinion the best live album ever. What a well preserved gem this video is, a real treat. For a moment I was 17 again. You fans of U.F.O. take care and thanks for rocking with me all these years🎸

[@bigmike4962]

agree, killer live album!

[@johnhagan582]

I'm gonna have to go check ✔out that live recording .saying the best live album ever is a tall tall statement .when I think of the greatest ive Rock and Metal album a couple comes to mind .Judus Priest "Unleashed In The East" Pat Travers Band "Go For What You Know" Frank Marino And Mahoney Rush "Live" AKA The "Black Album" Ozzys "Randy Rhoads "Live Tribute" And Foghat Live all come to mind to me .but I'll take your word for it and go check it out .thanks

[@patrickberra9062]

Numbers: 1. 00:00:00: Intro / Lettin' Go 2. 00:03:56: Long Gone 3. 00:08:21: Cherry 4. 00:12:41: Only You Can Rock Me 5. 00:17:09: No Place To Run 6. 00:22:12: Making Moves 7. 00:27:47: Love To Love 8. 00:36:40: Mystery Train 9. 00:42:56: Too Hot To Handle 10. 00:48:08: Lights Out Encore: 11. 00:57:22: Rock Bottom 12. 01:05:38: Doctor, Doctor / Outro

[@shorerocks]

As a teen I was blown away when this came in German TV. Rockpalast was / is a true gem for rock fans.

[@user-du1yk7uk9v]

UFO = one of the best hard rock band of ALL TIMES

[@julioforain9197]

Super Banda....lamentavelmente no foi muito divulgada aqui no BRASIL.Pra uma das melhores bandas .....( Brasil - Rio de Janeiro)

[@didierpironi1263]

One of the loudest bands I’ve ever seen. Ipswich Gaumont Mechanix tour I think.

[@tjc525]

No arguments there

[@nathandodge665]

Too bad not many people heard of them eh?

[@MoFernandez]

You need a good manager to promoting your music.

[@spiritofmaynardtrent]

Very good concert! I loved Paul Chapman's excellent guitar playing during UFO and miss him very much! UFO is one of the best hard rock bands in the world for me and one of my favorite bands since 1969 until today!

[@johnhagan582]

I can remember first getting turned on to this band back around 1977 when i was 12 my best friend played "Lights Out" for me and i was blown away .instantly loved UFO .think it was the same day my buddy turned me on to Montrose also .Can you imagine being 12 and getting turned on to "Lights Out" and "Space Station # 9" both for the first time in the same day ??? Lmfao Awesome time to be growing up with music like this .the 70s and 80s were just a phenomenal time to be growing up as youngsters in Central Florida

[@user-ig4ej3bb5p]

Отличная группа.Как быстро летит время и уже называем этих ребят ветеранам . Их слушают сегодня с еще большим вдохновением.Браво!

[@bernhardwrobel3521]

❤ love UFO since the beginning...71 old now and Rock on...

[@SDune]

67 right there behind you.

[@jmedia1102]

Rockpalast was an institution for young music lovers here back then. Delivering so many priceless experiences and memories.

[@rawgab4439]

What a groundbreaking idea back then ..even The Who played

[@williamtynertyner1425]

Saw them three times starting on the tour for NO HEAVY PETTING. Paul Chapman wins the day here.Great but underrated player we lost him a few years ago sadly, Rock In Peace Paul!!! Thanks for the great upload MIG.

[@27solonsoho]

Pete Way is one of my favorite bass players

[@valensinclair6750]

One of my favorite rock bands of all time. So unappreciated by a lot of rock fans, but most rock musicians give them tons of love. Legends.

[@plejady]

Your favourite is sex pistols

[@kurtaugustus1767]

Makin Moves ! my Favorite UFO track and off my favorite UFO album. Paul Chapman is a Beast !

[@rob550]

This concert sounds GREAT! The performers, the mix, the gear, everything.

[@johnhagan582]

Exactly what I was thinking .especially for 1980 .seriously this is amazing .not just the clarity of the vocals and instruments but the clarity of the video is unbelievable for back then .honestly it looks like something professional shot shows in today's time .

[@ralphfiligenzi6180]

I cant believe how clear the vocals are for a live show, the instruments also. Amazing!

[@stevenjones9364]

Yes I agree. A lot of these Rockpalast shows I've watched have great sound. They definitely hired the right sound engineers!

[@FriesinNF]

Yes! No reverb. That‘s good.

[@UserUli]

But it sounds somehow mono

[@toddmcintyre6253]

Phil could sing his ass off. Every word cuts through. One of the top hard rock singers ever. Up there with Paul Rogers. Or is it Rodgers. Who the fuck cares. Phil Mogg Rocks!

[@Soonerking]

@@stevenjones9364 Correct! The Heaven and Hell. one is awesome too.

[@rogerpaquin3939]

Mogg was UFO! My favorite years were with a 17 year old Michael Shenkar! Michael wrote the music for doctor doctor. Phil wrote the lyrics. That lineup was my favorite!

[@blender1188]

Docter docter is a bit childish. Never liked it that much. Very simple standard riff. Simple is good when it has originality. But docter docter riff is cliché riffing.

[@iceman6687]

Pete Way always looks like he's having the best night of his life

[@grahamnunn8998]

To be fair, Pete Way made a career out of having the best night of his life 😂

[@GrupettoGaz2905]

@@grahamnunn8998 exactly what I thought!

[@jwbru2531]

Every time I see Pete onstage, he looks like he's living his dream.

[@joelsierra2422]

I saw UFO in 1974 in Chicago at the Aragon Theater I'm still a fan

[@cliffordmason3542]

My best mates brother got me into them in 1978 and I still love them today. What a band and what a life lived.

[@Mr.Bryanmay32]

Paul Chapman did a good job with UFO

[@chazk1234able]

I was honored to take lessons from Paul for a few years in Melbourne Florida. RIP Tonka you are missed!

[@williamc6774]

What a treat! Loved UFO, saw them in '82 in a tiny club in Cardiff after the main venue had collapsed. Fantastic show, Tonka Chapman nearly brought the smaller than usual PA down as he ran into it during a solo. Amazing night.

[@manuj4507]

I discoverd this fantastic band at my 17 years old when I got "The wild, the willing and the innocent"... many years after, these boys make me feel alive as always at my 60's... love them ❤

[@edwardmchalejr8214]

Makes me feel like a kid again & again. UFO forever!

[@user-fb9or1yq1g]

How nice it is not only to hear, but also to see the songs of your youth!!!

[@ScottD44]

Absolutely Amazing 🎸🎸🎸 Been Listening To This Great Band Since 1975

[@natala653]

✊👑💯🎶💥✨💘✨☀️✨💘✨💌✨🌎🌏🌍✨💘✨💌🎉

[@toddinthemiddle]

i know nothing about this band, but the handful of songs that the radio plays. they sounded awesome live here. singer's voice was spot on. plenty of power.

[@kennedymark1]

Brilliant band and at least you’ve discovered them now. Why they’re not huge is criminal.

[@markrushton1516]

At their height they were as good as anyone. Fate conspired against them with musical differences and rock n roll behaviour

[@rocketrod1444]

One of the most underrated and influential bands on the planet . 🛸🛸🛸

[@azzamzamzam1822]

"Exactly UFO the most underrated of the great rock band of the 70' s"

[@captainsouth4460]

Weren’t “underrated” back then!!

[@brookzilla11]

​@@captainsouth4460 You are so right

[@nathandodge665]

Not influential

[@KSergey1970]

What does Van Hallen have to do with it? UFO is an English band playing English music. But Van Hallen is only popular in the USA.

[@LiquidAudio]

One of my favourite bands, saw them live in London in 1991, what a show!

[@sithlord7530]

UFO hell ya!!!!!!! Rock n roll forever!

[@papacamino2286]

Saw them at the Orange Show Pavilion in San Bernardino Ca,opened for Rush Xanadu tour,greatest concert ever!!

[@michaelbennett6778]

This was a band firing on all cylinders. I saw them at the Marquee club two weeks before where they did four nights in a crowded tiny venue honing their skills with the arrival of Neil Carter . Fabulous night and Tonka Chapman was incredible 🎸🙏

[@Quinnikon]

Saw UFO at Manchester Apollo On Jan 29th 1980 On Their 'No Place To Run' Tour ....Brilliant Night .... Timeless Rock Thanks For Uploading . Quinny

[@aliseddon3273]

I was at that concert brilliant ,,, can you remember the support band was it April wine

[@RoosterCogburn2112]

When I saw them in Dallas on this tour, Paul Chapman was puking his guts up the whole time but still played the show like a trooper.

[@michaelorleans5396]

Chapman was a junkie at that time..saw them in Oakland this tour..Fantastique

[@mcraft2240]

When I saw them on this tour, Chapman had fallen off the stage the night before and had to play while sitting on a chair. It was a bummer.

[@spiritofmaynardtrent]

I've been listening to and loving this band since 1970 and am still excited to this day. For me, UFO are one of the best live bands in the world. Your music accompanied me when I was 12 or 13 years old. At that time I started recording their wonderful music on Tesla 4 track reel to reel tape machine using a portable radio. I come from Thuringia. Unfortunately, we had no way of getting the band's vinyl albums at the time. I was very happy to get some of the band's songs on tape every now and then. I also really like the band's first albums. This made me a big fan of this band to this day. I especially love Phil Mogg's voice and songwriting! It 's very nice to find this concert here. Thank you! A very good memory!❤

[@MrWitmis]

Love the guitar of Paul Chapman. Gorgeous. RIP Paul. Miss you so much.

[@smokinvalves]

Awesome! This tour was my first ever live gig.

[@fretfix1]

Saw them a few months later in the States. Great show!!

[@Marnigato]

Das war noch hörens- und sehenswert!!!

[@natala653]

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[@kennedymark1]

Love all eras of UFO. Shame I was only 6 when this was recorded! It would be almost a decade later before I got into rock and more importantly UFO.

[@billblue3159]

I saw them in Charleston, South Carolina about 1981. This brings back memories!

[@kjstel4248]

Somewhere early eighties Alfred Lagarde, one of Holland's best DJ's at the time, played Only You Can Rock Me from Strangers In The Night on his radioshow Betonuur. Ten minutes later I was in the record store. But you know what? They didn't have it! It took 4 record stores to find it. What a great band and what a great Rockpalast concert. A recording for the ages, particularly now the band has called it a day. Thanks UFO for being part of my musical heritage!

[@Andreas-dk1ku]

Meine Jugendzeit, im Osten hatte man keine Platten, aber Rias und SFB. Natürlich auch den Rockpalast. Dazu einen Kassettenrecorder. 👍

[@KittyGrizGriz]

Have heard of UFO but never “heard” etc…from the 1st note, I got chills. Thank goodness for Rockpalast shows and MIG music channel-you-both-ROCK!!

[@bobl6139]

Great sound this was my first concert ever in 82 opening for ozzy

[@alanlevesque7180]

With Def Leppard

[@ilovespice4058]

as i said many times before ufo is so underated. just listen to all there tracks so much amazing music. guitar drums synth all sounding fantastic.ufo you will be always be one of the best rock bands ever. i mean rock bottom and love to love. so many amazing tracks.ufo forever.

[@kevinferris3007]

Saw UFO 2 times in the 70's in Toronto. Great band, enjoyed seeing them, thanks for the rum and coke

[@vitorbarbosa5656]

Classic This is Music 👏👏👏👍👍👏👍🙏🙏🙏

[@natala653]

✊👑💯🎶💥✨💘✨☀️✨💘✨💌✨🌍🌏🌎✨💘✨💌🎉

[@Fretboard_Frenzy]

No need to compare one great guitar 🎸🔥 player with another. Michael Schenker is an unsurpassed iconic axeman. But, Paul 'Tonka' Chapman is also a great six stringer in his own right. After the departure of M. Schenker, Paul Chapman did a good job as filling the shoes of MS in a veteran Heavy Rock band like UFO.

[@jfrockon]

Damn! I never knew he was such a badass. And I saw him live with them back in the day.

[@Fretboard_Frenzy]

@@jfrockon Paul Chapman is an overlooked player. Just listen his excellent guitar work in Waysted - Save Your Prayers (1986) album, you'll see what I mean. He's on fire 🔥 in this album.

[@MrChristopherHaas]

No need to compare. CELEBRATE BOTH, yes. Compare, nah 😉

[@thorstenkehde3453]

​@@MrChristopherHaasI agree 100%. The same with all the Lizzy guitar players. I love them all. Lot of similarities between the two bands.

[@crisrose521]

The best part about Chapman was his BC Rich guitar . He wrote a few decent tunes and his playing on Mystery Train is decent but that’s as far as it goes . Zero stage presence , horrendous vibrato and a thin tone . That being said , I do enjoy listening to the post Schenker albums .

[@LukasMatejka-du5hb]

"Long Gone" is such a badass tune

[@crowdpleaser1036]

Apart from Lights Out live on SITN which will never be surpassed, Long Gone is my favourite UFO track. For me it is one of the best written lyrics ever and I recall singing it to myself so often that close workmates at the time mimicked me. I love the Schenker stuff but some of the lyrics were a bit throwaway but from Obsessions onwards Moggy really upped the ante. My only minor criticism as a fan who saw them many times right up until the end is that I often wished they would play more from the album of the day and less from their SITN mainstay which never quite sounded the same post Schenker. I did see them in Camden in the early nineties when they played a set which featured among others Long Gone, Blinded By A Lie and No Place To Run. Fyi there is a great version of Long Gone on KZbin which I think has Laurence Archer on lead guitar and a very old 1920s or 30s film of women in swimwear accompanying it.

[@raymondturton4750]

Terrific stuff!! Takes me back to early teens , WHAT A BAND !!

[@michaelschmidt9708]

This awesome incarnation of UFO never gets enough credit - and neither does Paul Chapman who was a great guitarist in his own right.

[@biff0101]

UFO kicks ass as always!

[@MrWitmis]

Those were the days. What a gig! Colour of this voice, sound of this guitar. Breathtaking! Exceptional! Legendary! One of the best in history for me. Can't stop listening to it. Pure rock and roll. Love to love UFO. Long live UFO.

[@robertbishop5357]

I saw ufo at the Sunrise music theater around this time. They opened for the group that sang I want you to love me. It was incredibly loud and fun.

[@paulsmith6075]

.....Cheap Trick

[@rickw3941]

I was at that show. UFO was amazing and CT I remember during their encore they played an amazing version of the Beatles Day Tripper.

[@bruceadams2755]

loved them always, from ice arena shows, to chalets, to stadiums!!!

[@GrampsD63]

My first UFO ahow. Thanks for this

[@donaldellis-wt6xl]

So sad knowing Paul and Pete have passed away

[@shatnershairpiece]

Paul Raymond, Paul Chapman and pete way are all dead.

[@RJW1967]

I'm 56, been into rock and metal since 12 years old, seen well over 100+ bands live and UFO are one of the very few I never got a chance to see :(

[@MAHAMADAMAHAMADA-wb2ep]

OLD IS GOLD FOREVER

[@natala653]

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[@mordredsillence]

Tonka was so underrated. Great performance from rock titans!

[@Lost-xl6im]

That guitar sounds incredible

[@kevinferris3007]

Michael S would mostly look down at the stage while he was playing, but sometimes he would look directly into the crowd, and the audience would cheer when would look in their direction, I looked into his eyes several times, the reaction was always how can someone that stoned play that fast, respect 50 years later

[@MrChristopherHaas]

Wild Willing and Innocent as as good as ANY UFO offering.

[@BeDoRecords]

I DEFINITELY agree!!!! Not a bad ANYTHING on it 🔥😎

[@pablodeery4594]

Absolutely 100% agree on that ..class album

[@krisschedler]

Love that album

[@MiamiGrown305]

This is the most underrated hard stock band in the world, I was introduced to UFO in 1977 for their Live album which they opened for Rush, and was addicted to them ever since.

[@anthonykint2023]

Greatttttttzzzzz... job. It's Rock all of times Thank for sharing.

[@ronaldworth4146]

Saw the band at the marquee in the 70’s brilliant gig

[@lfader]

Phill's vocals are such an enjoyable UFO stamp 💥 Love Paul's lead guitar work saw Michael @Reseda Country Club MSG w Cozy epic! Paul's BC Rich\ DiMarzio's is over the top 😳 😘

[@michaelmathes1991]

Under rated lineup.

[@hackermike31]

Michael was a great player with U.F.O. and the Chapman era was great as well..U.F.O. is and was the best band ever..

[@joseaguilera1201]

Es una muy buena banda de Rock, pero de ahí a ser la mejor te equivocas rotundamente.

[@Hadite84]

Discovered them as a 14 yr old when No Place to Run was released in Jan 1980, now almost 59, have seen all the great bands of the past 40/50 yrs live. UFO to me will ALWAYS be the BEST Hard Rock Band of all time.

[@user-cz9uz5sv6g]

Great Rock band , still love their songs/musics on 20-1-2024 . It's a sweet nostalgia now !

[@neilburke7880]

Top notch rock.

[@geraldreuter1678]

Great line up!

[@JackBlack-os6sy]

Saw them 1978 in the old convention center they they were great

[@michaelzukowski5541]

Saw em same year with AC/DC in Allentown PA was great show

[@metalheadnetherlands6616]

very good .wen i was young i lissen them as 1 of my favorit bands. very good sound

[@andreaszahn32]

Hard Rock , von Feinsten 🤟🎸🤟🎸🤟 Das war noch handgemachte Musik 👈 Einfach nur Genial 🎵👍🤟🎵🎸🎵🎸👍🤟🎵

[@colonelangus6124]

Wow, Phil's vocals sound just as good as they do on the studio albums. One of the all time greats. RIP Pete and Tonka. Thanks for this great concert upload!

[@ralphjankowski-dj1ps]

One of the greatest bands ever that got so underrated such a shame

[@johnnyringo9759]

Paul Chapman has a cool guitar!!!

[@billwhite2989]

Saw them in 1980. Only time I seen them. Great band, solid through the decade's.

[@mikenealon4042]

still obsessed

[@anadinathbasu3298]

This is pure rock

[@natala653]

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[@hwearrow]

Rock bottom and Doctor doctor are superb renditions, doubtless.

[@81shvlhead]

"White Lines On The Highway, Rolling On Into The Night" UFO FOREVER!!!

[@fusionfan6883]

They knew how to mike up a gig back in the day, unlike many of the rock gigs I have gone to in recent years where the sound levels are so ridiculously high and unbalanced it all just sounds like ill defined mush.

[@ianinvancouverbc]

I call it the reign of subwooferism....

[@rogerpaquin3939]

Damn right! Good call!❤

[@fusionfan6883]

@@ianinvancouverbc In my experience it is just the ridiculous volume levels. These so called sound engineers must equate volume with excitement, or maybe they just think a well balanced mix is for wimps? The human ear simply can’t cope with excessive sound pressure levels and I wish these sound fools would understand this.

[@WillyAffentranger-jb1oi]

Sensationelles Konzert, fantastischer sound made by WDR!!!!!!!!

[@natala653]

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[@hwearrow]

It seems a history document of this UFO match 3,, really beautiful rock concert of one the best rock bands. One more time Rockpalast make it again.

[@jayhart1692]

I found about ufo in 1976 .i found their first record with schenker on it holy shit the song rock bottom is the best song ever best lead ever I like Paul chapmen too I’m sad three members have passed away

[@lyndondavis2959]

Best band. Whoever was playing in it.

[@ArminMerkel]

Ufo ....Danke für alles ...Unzählige Konzerte ...und viele wilde Partystunden.

[@mikenaykki3133]

Excellent Rock Band! 👍👍🛸😎

[@MrWitmis]

Legendary sound, legendary voice. Classic hard rock. You were and still are the best after so many years.

[@ronaldworth4146]

How good were this band outstanding

[@YASUTOSASAKI]

I am immersed in this video because I really like the Paul Chapman era. Of course I love the songs written by Michael Schenker, but I am reminded again of how great the songs from Paul's era are! Plus, how cool is it to see him playing the guitar?

[@Ricardo-cl3vs]

Man, that B.C. Rich Bich is such a beauty! I'd SO wish I'd own one...

[@bassdocblog]

Agreed. Strange, though, I've never seen anyone actually have the extra four strings onstage..

[@steveh7866]

Thank you for uploading. Being charitable, I'd say the weakness of the vocal performance suggests the end of a long tour, but the clumsiness of transitions, and caliber of most of the solos suggest an earlier under rehearsed stop on the tour. Hmmm. Fun anyway :)

[@free1982]

UFO Live ハマるぜ！ ピーターバラカン🎉