UFO - Out In The Street - Strangers In The Night - HD Video

[@kreemkrackered3755]

Loved UFO - Strangers in the Night is still one of the best live albums I've ever heard. Criminally underrated band.

[@JWD1992]

Weird how that album wasn't more of a "breakthrough" for them. It's magnificent. Then again, there was so much competition. UFO should have a much higher profile.

[@carystorm1863]

What also amazes me is the amount of great live albums that came out in the 70s.

[@timpenfield5]

@@JWD1992 Zep, Queen, Aerosmith, DP, KISS, Heart, Rush, Tull, The Who, Stones, etc... INSANE COMPETITION, 70s ruled

[@richardwheeler8387]

Rated best live al ever

[@greggsk]

Top 10

[@RMGCBG]

Strangers in the Night and Thin Lizzy Live and Dangerous are it for me.

[@UncleChillGuitar]

One of the greatest and most unique rock vocalists.

[@daves4645]

Doesn't get much better than UFO with Schenker.

[@montgomerydenzer8805]

He had poor English speaking skills and was homesick for Germany- didn't finish the Tour (but left behind a Legend)

[@OnlyOpinionswithRBennett]

@@montgomerydenzer8805 Michael became a prima donna and Phil had a temper. Too bad UFO would never recover.

[@danielscott1749]

with NASH the Slash

[@anarchords1905]

@@OnlyOpinionswithRBennett If they'd kept going there was a very good chance it would get all predictable and bland (MSG, anyone?), like literally every other band of this sort from this time who hung about too long. What we have here is a live album that'll never be repeated, by a short-lived group of folk who weren't this band for long. This is good.

[@kungfuheaven1927]

I saw them at Bristol Colston Hall in the 70s. The greatest live show I have ever seen. Still gives me goosebumps today to watch this video- and I'm 60 years old. Insanely talented band - you might think they are a Led Zep wannabee but they had a truly unique and inspired sound. Just gorgeous.

[@JustJeph33]

Far beyond Zeppelin, mate. 2 guitarists, either of which could put ol Pagey to shame, mad energy and chemistry, etc..and the only band I ever got to hang with (pre-show, not after party-I was working): Santa Monica Civic '77, with Rush opening. One of the best days/nights of me long and illustrious life..still carrying on. 😎

[@jandekker1768]

Hét geluid van ufo herken je meteen.ja unieke.

[@michaelzukowski5541]

Saw em in 78 with ac/dc Allentown Pennsylvania

[@bonesjackson81]

I'm 42 and if I could go back in time and see 1 band (outside of The Doors in 67) it's UFO during the peak. The Schenker years. Man alive they were fire. Schenker is god. Andy and Pete play so well together and Phil is the absolute most underrated frontman of all time. Fantastic voice and presence. Sucks they split cause UFO wasn't the same without Michael. Tho I do enjoy MSG it wasn't as good either.

[@Ctaff63]

I saw Rush at colston hall 79 . Great days mate . I’m also 60 now. 😊👍👍. Great memories of those days , concerts , music.

[@rubenguzman2532]

I was there at recording of strangers in the night in Chicago (my home town) at the international Amphitheater I was 14 it was my first major act rock concert. I'll never forget it. history was made that night. I'll never forget the opening intro HELLO CHICAGO " WOULD YOU PLEASE WELCOME FROM ENGLAND UFO. I was actually there me never realized that it would become this phenomenon

[@myronmog63]

Christ, I really envy you. I saw them twice in England but I would have given my first born to be there!

[@JustJeph33]

Lights Out! and off they went..prolly the most energetic band I've ever seen (Aerosmith had some off nights)..from like 10ft away. Funny I remember more of UFO than Rush ( who opened). Of course I'll never forget watching Peart side stage-his kit was big even then! 1977

[@JustJeph33]

​@@myronmog63 surely u jest

[@mcraft2240]

That that live album was recorded at several venues

[@stevepetty3458]

Strangers In The Night was decades before its time , still has the musical impact in 2024 as it did back in “78”. It’s a short list of albums that one listens to thousands of times that have the same impact as if it was the first . Arguably the greatest live album ever released.

[@briantruitt5218]

We burned through 2 copies of this on vinyl... it was played at every party and most days in between. Definitely one of the top live rock albums ever. Schenker was (is) ballistic!

[@anarchords1905]

Absoutely agreed. I've been a professional punk musician since the mid 80s and I'll never forget first hearing Schenker on that album. It quietly changed my approach to writing, particularly using harmonic scales. All this was secret squirrel stuff, of course, held back from my punk compatriots. However, I still thank Michael Schenker for teaching me musical tweaks to add to the basics to prevent blah in the music. It's given me the job and life I've loved for forty years, now. Thank you, Michael Schenker. Even if you are a hippy.

[@jesuscampos8136]

Motley Crue, Gun's and Rose's, Poison and even the mighty Van Halen didn't have shit for UFO in this era. 💪💥🎸

[@Mr.Bryanmay32]

you forgot to mention DEF LEPPARD And IRON MAIDEN

[@davidmclellan6785]

They opened for Rush Nov 11, '77. Knew'm but didn't know them. I was only 14 so I couldn't relate to what what going on. All I knew was if Rush was the headliner they were the best opening act ever. Don't remember particulars, all I remember was the impression both bands left and I'm still shaking.

[@fredvahldiek738]

@@davidmclellan6785 Saw that tour about a week before that.

[@omni-man4624]

Nah, VH blew them away and I'm a UFO fan!

[@RobertShaw-m4o]

Absolutely amazing band and performance. I saw them twice on the Strangers tour and they were the Best Live Band, and their albums are great also. AD/DC backed them up while Bon Scott was still singing...the Let There Be Rock era. They were fun, but UFO's sound, Phil's vocals are the best, Michael absolutely smoked, their arraignments, sound, great keyboard sounds, the whole band, tight as can be. They were the best since Zeppelin, Sabbath, and Skynyrd. The other time Judas Priest backed them up. 99% of people there didn't know who they were. I had been listening to Sad Wings for about a year, so they sound good. There's is one of the best Live album ever, no question; and awesome in concert.

[@moogbass9914]

UFO are never given the credit they deserve. With Schenker they were world beaters.

[@timothygrayson]

What a spectacular voice Phil Mogg has. Tremendous vocal depth and control.

[@mguylenton]

One of the best guitar solos ever. So well paced, melodic, dynamic, and starts and ends perfectly with the rest of the song.

[@mikedreucci4236]

Michael Schenker’s solos were a song within the song.

[@mz6504]

Criminally underrated…….these guys are just amazing……

[@COYSsince61]

This is still my favorite live album ever!

[@cindyrussell2028]

Saw UFO three times. The best 3 concerts I've ever seen

[@Oldconcreteguy]

If I had only one album to listen to for the rest of my life, this is it.

[@roberthudson2284]

SITN soundtrack over older video. Danny Peyronel is in the video but the sound of the keys here come from Paul Raymond, as recorded on 17 Oct. 1978 at the Agora Ballroom, Columbus, Ohio.

[@mikemorgan548]

Gay?

[@OnlyOpinionswithRBennett]

And BRILLIANTLY done! Wish I would have thought of it. Of course, I was waiting for the Schenker solo and not sure if that is edited but again, it works! Also, the image looks cleaned up. Amazing, thanks for your work!

[@jonathanwildey1358]

Looks like the Roundhouse in London.

[@jdtaramona]

Memorable guitar solo by Michael Schenker, magnifique vocals by Phil Moog. UFO at that time was increíble. Amazing!!!

[@williamweiss6128]

I think Rush, UFO, Max Webster was my first concert. Teenage drummer seeing them all. Amazing, of course.

[@RobertLeven-tw7zw]

I saw that tour in SF.

[@nathaliemasson607]

Le meilleur live jamais enregistré vive ufo mon groupe préféré 🤟🤟🤟🤟

[@ColsScotland]

This band should've been bigger than Led Zep! Seriously, beautiful melodic tunes and yet very hard rockin' . Amazing band. Seen them in 1981/2 in Glasgow Apollo when Paul Chapman was with the band. They rocked the place 😎

[@edrader]

hey let's not get carried away

[@ColsScotland]

@@edrader I'm serious 😎

[@nateeto]

So true

[@MrSupercoz]

As the comment below says, criminally underrated. There's more stuff about the band on the internet nowadays and apparently, apart from hard rock\metal bands getting no airplay whatsoever in the 70's and 80's, Chrysalis records spent all of their marketing budget on Pat Benetar! Go figure! Bunch of clowns.

[@dougcarson5202]

So great to see at last the visualization of this mighty, all-time classic hard rock performance.

[@mz6504]

Just exquisite…..quite possibly the best song ever made…….

[@AJeziorski1967]

Fantastic work putting this together! One of my favourite live albums, though I never got to see UFO at their peak ... this is much appreciated.

[@SCrepresent]

You're right, this is a great live album. UFO was a great band & Schenker has always been one of my favorite guitar players 👌

[@2112stevoe]

First saw them on the Obsession tour in Manchester, superb gig.

Dude, amazed that the vid and audio are in complete sync, awesome job. Thanks for putting it up, can't fathom why no vid on the nite in chicago, damn.....

[@DanEngell]

Thank you sir! This is truly a gift!

[@mz6504]

Looking at all the comments, you guys are right……one of the best live albums ever made…….this band was fucking incredible…..

[@tjw1138]

Original lineup (here) was ridiculously talented...simply amazing live. Played cover bands in the 70s we always finished every gig with Too Hot To Handle.

[@JustJeph33]

One of the best live bands I've ever seen.. and Rush opened for em! 🤯

[@FeralPlumber]

Like all their music, I played "Strangers in the night" so many times I wore out copies of it until CD's came along.......Where are the great live albums NOW?? Zip. Nothing anymore.

[@clarencewoods4524]

I don't know how I never got into them growing up, they kicked ass

[@MarkMundy-m8n]

Been to hundreds of gigs, but UFO at Marquee Club Wardour Street in 1980 was absolutely one of the best. Unforgettable.

[@brianwilson6403]

I've got this LP on vinyl. One of the best live albums ever pressed!!!

[@TheTfortwo]

Spot on buddy same here got it on vinyl and cd

[@johnneill4039]

just sublime saw them a few times back in the day never realised just how good they were time rolls on look back and wow 64 now and enjoying them even more

[@TheTfortwo]

There will never be a band that can make a live album as good as this album never its TREMENDOUS

[@greggsk]

There were so many thousands of rock bands in the 70s lots of competition I saw these guys in the mid-70s in LA PURE

[@deputywill1114]

I was there at the International Amphitheater in Chicago. Molly Hatchett and City Boy opened. Best damn live recording of a concert ever. Schenker is a God just like EVH.

[@vicprovost2561]

Spot On! Saw Michael Schenker 3 times with UFO and once in MSG, one of the top 10 guitarists I ever heard, live or studio, easily the equivalent of Van Halen, who I also saw 3 times. Smoking hot guitar players, Rock Bottom!

[@mwales2112]

Strangers is one of the best live albums ever....

[@georgebirch5635]

First time seeing UFO 1979,Rochester ny, Outlaws, UFO, and Pat Travers, going to the show I was unaware Shencker had left the band, wow was I bummed out😢, Paul Chapman filled in admirably but he's not Shencker, side note: Pat Travers kicked ass!!

[@chuckshaffer5412]

Seen them in Dayton with AC DC as the opener in 1978. What a show

[@michaelzukowski5541]

Saw em in 78 in Allentown PA only they opened for ac/dc

[@seapower61]

I saw UFO Sept 1978 with REO Speedwagon in Toronto. Then again with AC/DC in June 1979.

[@ClipHarvey]

Fantastic!

[@andrewfisher8749]

The classic line up at the end.

[@ledzep9501]

Let's hope that someday we'll have a nice collection of blu ray/dvd UFO concerts from the Shenker era.

[@johnmeowzer8333]

Awesome drumming

[@brianjames3801]

Imo UFO is the most underrated band of all time.

[@bluerfoot]

As I get older (lame) I go a bit more to the quieter UFO sings. This and I'm a loser are my favs on this album.

[@JorgeRiestra-b4j]

Sckenker en su carrera en solitario nunca consiguió un cantante tan bueno como Mogg😊

[@SL-vi4tk]

The glaring difference in crowd enthusiasm between the International Amphitheatre and the Louisville Gardens.

[@andreedejournett4785]

I Love UFO ..70s on

[@spleefthedude7747]

Michael Schenker is so awesome!!!!

[@mz6504]

And quite possibly the best live album of all time……

[@smack7917]

Good work

[@timothywilson7782]

For real!!!!!!

[@Geordievinylrecords]

This is the first time id ever heard of UFO on The Old Grey Whistle Test. the rest is history.

[@samallunar2011]

I love Michael Schenker 🤘❤️🦂

[@rubenguzman2532]

I know that. but the opening track Natural track starts out the album by saying Hello Chicago

[@tjw1138]

Would you please welcome from England...

[@CanesDolfan4life]

I want to go back in time

[@CanesDolfan4life]

Was at this show they opened for Rush

[@timothywilson7782]

It sounds like God creates this music

[@richardmay1190]

Isn't that DannyPyronel on keyboards? I thought Paul Raymond played on Strangers in the Night?

[@moogbass9914]

The video description makes it clear the video is from 1976. The audio is SITN.

[@sirhooligan7489]

Looooove It!!!

[@lucjtr]

Wow!!

[@michaelmarifern9541]

Golden

[@mz6504]

That stage is way too small for them…….

[@inomata100sp]

マイケルの黒いVがかっこいい。ていうか初めて見た。

[@rumahindahtropis]

So this is the show the played in drag 😆

[@brianrushford4057]

Weird,Strangers recording but the clip is from 76’

[@Frisbieinstein]

Dang. I thought they were going to cover Frank Sinatra.

[@chrismartin6714]

Why does Phil reference Louis Frazenda and Buster Keaton in this song?

[@OnlyOpinionswithRBennett]

Good catch, my favorite Mogg lyric. A hooker who does impressions is my guess...

[@chrisklingman2283]

Both were silent film comediennes

[@cruuuzzzzzer2]

Audio is mixed from the strangers album

[@747jono]

My list argh Foo Fighters The Killers Manic Street Preachers Keane Kings of Leon REM Duran Duran The Ramones Smashing Pumpkins Oasis Thats my list Heavy Metal list would be far longer 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Big Metal fan myself but some make my skin crawl. Topic another video Andy Take up Pete Pardos request for you and Scott to get together. Dire Straits lol Knofler was on Desert Island discs last Sunday jeez mono tone voice zzzzz . That Sky Arts programme with Brian Johnson zzzz Mick Hucknall I'm a big red lol but live in Italy what a rhymes with anchor lol Great choices Andy but not all Hate bands that live on one song. Lighthouse Family does anyone know any other song except that one lol. Additional hates Anything with Paul Heaton 😂😂😂😂

[@dlwseattle]

Any idea what year this is? I saw Iron Maiden on that stage in 81 - I think I was too young to go to this UFO show

[@clarkbuckner4900]

Schenker!!!!!!!!!

[@anarchords1905]

Can anyone point me in the direction of the full video of this? Or am I being silly?

[@moogbass9914]

Sorry Anarchords. The answer is there is not one. I have made this video with the SITN audio and footage from UFO at the Roundhouse. I plan on doing another few SITN tracks soon. Here is Shoot Shoot with the studio audio - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3u7h2qpnJiEnM0si=pGKax2EHH1lnOaFe

[@anarchords1905]

@@moogbass9914 Ah, thank you. This makes sense. I first came across this album as a teenage guitar learner/player in the 80s and despite my musical tastes having changed significantly since then*, it's still hovering in my top 10, when I'm being honest. Anyway, I've always had a vision of the gig in my head, and that place really wasn't it. I'm quite happy I can revert to my imaginary one again, which I realise is more than a wee bit likely to be an idealised version of the band and venue which never existed. But, I can live with that, eh. Thank's again for replying, eh. Much appreciated n all that.🙂 *(I've lived a financially precarious, occasionally poverty stricken, but VERY soul-satisfying, contented and happy life as a musician, in mainly punk and HC bands, since I was 18 (bloody hell, 38yrs ago)).

[@dreamartistry1387]

This is well done even though this is the album version, not live.

[@IdleAl]

It certainly is a live version....this is the Strangers In The Night recording. The video has been cleverly doctored, but the audio most definitely is live.

[@dontransue9843]

Filmed at the International Amphitheatre on 42nd and State in Chicago; same place the DNC held their convention in '68.

[@IAmWatcher]

It's the live album version audio, recorded in 1978, the footage is from a different show and was filmed 1976.

[@MrSupercoz]

Wrong. This is the Strangers in the night version.

[@Josemariaamoedofarinas-rx7lw]

Phil mog un grandísimo vocalista subestimado por la mal llamada critica musical

[@TheMichaelseymour]

nobody sounds like phil moog .....one of "those " singers - you know its him immediately

[@RobertLeven-tw7zw]

This is from the no heavy petting tour. That's not Paul Raymond, that's Danny Perroll

[@moogbass9914]

This is stated in the description to avoid any confusion.

[@ColsScotland]

Michael Schenker, the brother of Rudolf Schenker of The Scorpions.. UFO (Phil Mogg), stole him from The Scorpions 🤣

[@dvaoa2910]

I’m confused…this does sound like the SITN recording…but that’s Danny Peyronnel on keys. Paul Raymond was on the SITN lineup. What gives??

[@600joe]

Pete Way.

[@mikeflynn1629]

I like Michael Schenker disappearing on tour. Only found to be on a moped in budapest.😮

[@damagecase4266]

LEGENDS 💥

[@stevegardiner8473]

That's not Paul Raymond on the keyboards.

[@jimmansi1187]

It’s Danny Peyronel, he was with them in 1975/76

[@stevegardiner8473]

@@jimmansi1187 Yeah, I know 😁 It can't be SITN era. Video/audio mash-up.

[@oggicorriamo7267]

How’s that Strangers in the Night, with Danny Peyronel on keyboards???

[@moogbass9914]

Unfortunately there is no other video footage to make the promo video from. The audio is from Strangers.

[@richiswhere]

mid level 70's band at its finest

[@timothywilson7782]

No questions asked

[@MsSoulProvider]

Singer reminds of Bon Scott

[@filramil]

Bon was heavily influenced by Phil. mentions it in several interviews

[@RobertShaw-m4o]

Phil is much better than Bonn Scott. I saw both bands in 78 or 79 together in Springfield, IL, and AC/DC was the back-up band. AC/DC was fun...during the Let There Be Rock era, but UFO was pure great singing, instrumental work from everyone, arrangements, and just a unique sound. AC/DC had the Angus hype, where Michael, Phil, and the guys just smoke with no hype at all but great music.

[@tes-uu9sf]

Small club Georgetown D.C. '78 -T'was a blast! 😉

[@turefromfinland3264]

No Heavy Pettin is the only good Ufo album with Schenker. Great record.

[@alleydawgstudios1553]

At 2:34 WTF horrible intro into a guitar solo

[@t_george_p]

What?

[@culumi7007-f1e]

まぁピート･ウェイが居なければニッキー･シックスも居なかっただろうしね^^

[@tjw1138]

Original lineup (here) was ridiculously talented...simply amazing live. Played cover band in the 70s we always finished every gig with Too Hot To Handle.