UFO To Film DVD In May

[HARD ROCK UNIVERSE]

The current lineup of UFO — Phil Mogg (vocals), Pete Way (bass), Vinnie Moore (guitar), Paul Raymond (rhythm guitar, keyboards) and Jason Bonham (drums) — will record their first official DVD in May in Germany. "The band want to know which songs you would like them to perform on the DVD, with the emphasis on songs which have never been played/recorded live before," reads a posting on the group's web site. "They plan to record your top choices in the studio and have the session filmed." E-mail your choices to [e-mail] with "UFO DVD" in the subject line.

As previously reported, UFO bassist Pete Way's other band, WAYSTED, have been invited to appear at the Mean Fiddler in London on Friday, February 18 as special guests of THE QUIREBOYS. Also appearing on the bill will be TOKYO DRAGONS.

Since the announcement that WAYSTED's January "Back From The Dead" U.K. tour was postponed, dates are immediately being rescheduled for September, and there are also some festival spots planned during the summer.

WAYSTED have just released their comeback CD, "Back From The Dead", via Majestic Rock Records.

[Frank]

DIESAL IN THE DUST WOULD GET MY VOTE!!

[rikki]

Here, I just did the intire DVD song line-up they should have.

1. ROCK BOTTOM
2. DOCTOR DOCTOR
3. LIGHTS OUT
4. OH MY
5. BUILT FOR COMFORT
6. LET IT ROLL
7. SHOOT SHOOT
8. TOO MUCH OF NOTHING
9. LOVE TO LOVE
10. MYSTERY TRAIN
11. OUT IN THE STREET
12. I'M A LOSER
13. HIGH FLYER
14. LET IT RAIN
15. TOO HOT TO HANDLE
16. ONLY YOU CAN ROCK ME
17. TRY ME
18. MOTHER MARY
19. THIS KIDS
20. TIME ON MY HANDS
21. LETTIN' GO
22. NIGHT RUN
23. THIS TIME
24. NATURAL THING
25. YOU AND ME
26. C'MON EVERYBODY
27. FLYING
28. STAR STORM

[Trexx]

The said:

Here, I just did the intire DVD song line-up they should have.


6. LET IT ROLL
7. SHOOT SHOOT
8. TOO MUCH OF NOTHING
10. MYSTERY TRAIN
11. OUT IN THE STREET
12. I'M A LOSER
13. HIGH FLYER
17. TRY ME
19. THIS KIDS
20. TIME ON MY HANDS
26. C'MON EVERYBODY
27. FLYING

Juicy! Juicy, juicy!
Seasoned magnificence! Only -UFO- heads know these gems. I'm getting goose bumps just thinking how great It'd be to see those captured live, for the archives of forever!

Ha!

I'd love to see TWO of the NEW ones performed live especially.

"Shake Them Bones"

-AND-

"Wild One"

[HARD ROCK UNIVERSE]

This ought to be great, and I'm definitely looking forward to this..too bad they don't have video of the tour that produced the "Stranger In The Night" recordings though, even if the footage wasn't pristine, that'd be an awesome DVD

[rikki]

Nightwatcher said:

This ought to be great, and I'm definitely looking forward to this..too bad they don't have video of the tour that produced the "Stranger In The Night" recordings though, even if the footage wasn't pristine, that'd be an awesome DVD

I love my UFO DVD With Michael Schenker footage, "TOO HOT TO HANDLE ~ THE UFO STORY.....This is a must....awesome classic UFO footage of most of their best songs.

Another great band was LONE STAR, "Firing on all six" is a classic album, featuring Paul Chapman which took Michael's place when he first departed UFO

'Firing On All Six'
Lone Star (1977)
Track Listing:
The Bells Of Berlin
The Ballad Of Crafty Jack
Time Lays Down
Hypnotic Mover
Lovely Lubina
Seasons In Your Eyes
Rivers Overflowing
All Of Us To All Of You



READ HERE : www.classicalbums.co.uk/fourth.htm

[Trexx]

Thanks for the info.

I hold up the -UFO-'s with Paul Chapman as great rock n' roll. He is undoubtedly NOT Schenker, but there's some soul in his playing nonetheless. The Wild Willing & the Innocent, Is well loved here, as well as Nowwhere to Run. They're downright great. (imo).

I featured him in this graphic I put together. On the left side behind Schenker. You may of thought it was Pete Way, but it's Paul.

[Trexx]

-UFO- Heck YEAH! Cool rock full of guitar. JUst plain bad-ass!

[mak]

The said:

I love my UFO DVD With Michael Schenker footage, "TOO HOT TO HANDLE ~ THE UFO STORY.....This is a must....awesome classic UFO footage of most of their best songs.

Another great band was LONE STAR, "Firing on all six" is a classic album, featuring Paul Chapman which took Michael's place when he first departed UFO

'Firing On All Six'
Lone Star (1977)
Track Listing:
The Bells Of Berlin
The Ballad Of Crafty Jack
Time Lays Down
Hypnotic Mover
Lovely Lubina
Seasons In Your Eyes
Rivers Overflowing
All Of Us To All Of You



READ HERE : www.classicalbums.co.uk/fourth.htm

now i thought i was the only person this Earth who knew this band had existed-they also did a cover The Beatles song"She Said She Said" and the other guitarist was a guy called Tony Smith and they were from Wales and i saw them live once suppporting ethier AC/DC or Judas Priest at the Hammersmith Odeon in the late 70s-can't remember-Just read the link it was Ted Nugent(1976)-the brain cells are dead-told you guys i couldn't remember-PS regarding the UFO dvd like everyone else i love to see UFO dvd with Schenker,for me UFO were never the same without Michael and whatever the fights aggro between the band members they were all suited for that band and Schenker's stint with UFO produced great music

[rikki]

Mak said:

now i thought i was the only person this Earth who knew this band had existed-they also did a cover The Beatles song"She Said She Said" and the other guitarist was a guy called Tony Smith and they were from Wales and i saw them live once suppporting ethier AC/DC or Judas Priest at the Hammersmith Odeon in the late 70s-can't remember-Just read the link it was Ted Nugent(1976)-the brain cells are dead-told you guys i couldn't remember-PS regarding the UFO dvd like everyone else i love to see UFO dvd with Schenker,for me UFO were never the same without Michael and whatever the fights aggro between the band members they were all suited for that band and Schenker's stint with UFO produced great music

One thing about me is I've always collected music by bands that most people have never heard of. I've been doing this since 1967 so I know thousands and thousands of great bands that never made it except in my book. How about HUSTLER or TUCKY BUZZARD ?

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Mak said:

now i thought i was the only person this Earth who knew this band had existed

Another great one, John Sloman did a great job on vocals here, classic , he also did a credible job on Uriah Heep's "Conquest", which is an underrated album in my opinion, barring the 1st track, which is kind of lame, that one's alot better than most critics credit it with being .