UFO - Space Child - Remixed & Remastered 2023 - Live at Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 1974 - HD ruclips.net/video/YdrFzbCh32I/видео.html Video: Deinterlaced, Colour Re-graded, Denoised, Sharpened and Upscaled Audio: Demixed to 4 stems from Mono source. Restored, EQ'ed, Rebalanced, Remixed and Mastered.
@@SquireBozorth You mean the incomprehensible lyrics of Phil Mogg, the nearly inaudible bass of Pete Way, the somewhat better than just competent drumming of Andy Parker, and the shirtless guitar of Michael Schenker?
@@Jet_Rod_94 My comment was meant as a variation of Homers description of Grand Funk. "The bone rattling bass of Mel Schacher, the competent drumming of Don Brewer, and the shirtless lyrics of Mark Farner" or something close to that. In this video, I can barely her the bass, and can't understand a word being sung. The drumming is pretty good, and Schenker is shirtless. It was the best I could come up with at the time.
1Give Her The Gun 2Space Child 3Doctor Doctor 4Rock Bottom Credits Bass - Pete Way (2) Drums - Andy Parker (3) Guitar - Michael Schenker Vocals - Phil Mogg
I was 10 or 11 when this was on TV. It came on right after Midnight Special. I used to get to see it because my mom was out dancing at a Night Club or what we called a "Discotheque" in the 70s and early 80s. Young people have no idea how fun it was getting together for a great concert or even showing up at the night club at midnight and dancing till 3:00am when the lights would kick on and it was last chance at romance time. But I digress. Anywho, I don't remember every band I saw on DKRC but I definitely remember the this. Michael Schenker is most underrated and should be mentioned more when talking about the great rock guitarists of all time. This is F-K-N great, thankyou whoever put this on here for us to see.
I won 2 tickets from KQRS, the radio station in the Twin Cities. I was shocked I won because back then we had to actually dial all 10 digits on a rotory phone, but I won and we went. It was at the St Paul Civic Center Theatre and the guest band was Mott the Hoople. Amazing show, but yes, I seen UFO in 77 with Mott the Hoople. I will never forget it. All the Young Dudes and Lights Out were my two favorite songs of the whole night. Little did I know I was seeing Schenker til years later. dude was a beast on lead! And as I said in another comment, I believe UFO was the beginning of hair band music with Too Hot to Handle and Lights Out!
Their live album, "Strangers in the Night" is one of the best live albums I've ever heard. My twin brother saw them in 1980. I passed on it. I shouldn't have.
Who underrates UFO? To say they are underrated suggests that many underrate them - i. e. say they suck. I've never heard anyone say they suck. Rather, many say they were a great influence. 'Underrated" is the most misused word on the Internet.
@@alexanderbrown4250I think that "underrated" is an accurate description of UFO. To me, that adjective has NOTHING to do with people saying that UFO sucked. IMO, UFO deserved to get more airplay than they got in America and they deserved significantly higher album sales, too.
This crowd has no idea the greatness they are witnessing, this band should have been as big as Led Zeppelin. Great show here, watching a young Schenker is mesmerizing, and he’s still awesome today in his 70’s
b.1955 Michael Schenker is 19 here. Skinny little fucker. Those double bends in Dr. Dr. main riff. Who fucking does that? No fuckin pedals, no delay, no gay fuckin Morley. Just a pair of jeans, some rad heels, a fuckin V and Marshalls. And some goddamn clean16th notes. Z Germans don't fuck around. Michael Schenker is from the same cloth as Frampton, and Gilmour, from the tasty modal additions to pentatonica, Right? God they fight their way through that solo section in Rock Bottom. Just blistering. Made me want to play guitar 45 years ago. Obsession album and Strangers. We have lived in a magical time.
I saw this broadcsst snd the next day bought UFO's album "Phenomenon". A very young blonde hsired German named Michael Schenker would leave his band The Scorpions tonjoin UFO and transfirmed them from a space metal group to one of rock's best melodic bands.
Doctor, Doctor is one of the best classic rock songs ever written and yet there are so, so many people who have never heard it. That is a tragedy of monumental proportions.
@@RaymondGinn1978Prince Kajuku, Flying, Space Child, Timothy, Silverbird, Treacle People, Queen of the Deep, Too Much of Nothing, Can You Roll Her , Electric Phase, I Ain't No Baby, Long Gone, and the Writer are the best UFO songs
I was in attendance at this UFO show, videotaped at the small rear theater at the now defunct Long Beach (CA) Auditorium. Directed by Louis J. Horvitz, and produced by Bonnie Burns, David Yarnell, and Bruce Burns.
Mein estes Konzert,wenn ich nicht irre 1973 im Satory Saal in Köln(Germany) war 13 Jahre alt. Nach der Show sind wir zu dennen in die Kabine und haben uns Autogramme geholt,hab die Heute noch. Irre,und viele Erinnerungen.
@@paulgrogan8032but still, it's reverb, delay, and chorus type stuff that people get accused of "hiding behind". A Wah doesn't really negate what you're trying to say.
UNCLE~MR.MICHAEL SCHENKER AS WELL AS UNCLE~MR.AL DI MEOLA WERE MY VERY FIRST GUITAR HEROE'S... THIS IS VISUALLY AWESOME AND AUDIO IMPACTING... THANK YOU FOR UPLOADING THIS VIDEO...A REAL HUGE TREAT..
Born in 61' listening to beatles in 65' found the good stuff on a little station called KISN fm in portland, or in 69'. I remember this show...it was a tossup of watching Rock Concert, Midnight Special, or Don Kirshners Rock Concert that night. First tome I'd seen anyone play like that on guitar, great band. I had just bought Edgar Winters "Frankenstein" w/Rick Deringer great times to be a teenager.
You’ve got that right. Michael & Phil. It doesn’t get any better. I just wish they’d do one more show together ! UFO with the two of them & Andy Parker on drums is CLASSIC ! One more PROPER Blu-ray would be a fitting THANK YOU to their long time fans. Been following them since I first saw them in 1974 !
@@victormamaev972 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅то что он играл в скорпионс это правда а то что он создал UFO это просто смешно мягко говоря группа существует с 1969года , учите историю UFO.
@@victormamaev972никак нет,, вокалист UFO Фил Могг,когда они были на гастролях в Германии в 1972году ( если не ошибаюсь), увидев, как 17 летний Михаэль играет на гитаре, переманил его к себе. Это коротко.
Shenker was my idol at 16 he was in UFO i was 16 also when i started following him finally saw him at the edge in Palo Alto met him backstage best day of my life
Oh my God I was there as well! I was a transplant from Chicago living in Redwood City. I had him autograph a frisbee for my nephew, who cherishes it to this day. I’m 67 years old and he is 60. rock on!
it's the lyrics that blows me away... "Downtown, drive by, a drink card in her hand All night hustler parking by the stand Full blown engine, she comes on like a fight Give her the gun, boy you'd better hold on tight" that's some real classy rock stuff right there
Woh! Man when they played this jam on a summer night in San Antonio Texas they played this and boy did it a whole lot better, I mean that song literally stood people up from their seats that night this guy sat next to the stairs of the convention center he got up ran from the middle of the section of the balcony he ran down hit the rail and flipped down on to the people standing in the walk way. That night. As crazy with UFO!! Rock on baby!
In all fairness shirtless, levis and beer...lots of beer was THE rock uniform back in 60's and especially 70's. If you wanted TONE you needed a TUBE AMP! And they put out alot of heat particularly in summertime.
Amazing upload.... good stuff Bruno...... keep up the great work my friend... I urge all new comers to this guys channel to make a donation it's a great channel..... you won't be disappointed...
That song started to go down easy with me. At first I didn’t take too kindly to the song but now that I listened to this show a few times I started to like the song.😁😁 is t that something?
Ufo en su mejor momento con una formación de lujo por momentos ese gran vocalista que ha sido y es Phil mog en sus poses y voz aunque con un registro distinto al gran Robert plant un grandísimo grupo para mi infravalorado doctor doctor please
This band was so influential in what was to morph from 70's hard rock into what we know as heavy metal and the elements are already so clear in this 74 set, what with Schenker on the flying v and his masterful riffs along with the on stage energy of Pete Way and his posturing who Steve Harris from Maiden readily admits he took his cues from. Them, Lizzy and Priest were the main bands to shape the NWOBHM and the rest is history but unfortunately, U.F.O. are so overlooked in the recognition stakes.
@pike100 NWOBHM. New Wave Of British Metal circa 1979 in the U.K. Resurgence of heavy rock acts adopting the d.i.y. attitude and energy of punk and in some cases infusing rawer elements of that sound. Maiden, Saxon, Angel Witch, Def Leppard, Tygers Of Pan Tang, Praying Mantis, Raven, Diamond Head, Tank, Samson, Venom etc being the better known acts. U.F.O. was a significant influence for many. This in turn across the pond in the States with a melding of the fast tempos and in your face aggression of hardcore helped birth thrash metal.
In the World of Metal Scorpions are even more overlooked,although they had much bigger commercial success than UFO. Listen to early Scorpions and than listen to early Thrash Metal Slayer , Metallica etc. and you can hear the influence of the Scorpions.
@mamamia6925 Undoubtedly, the Scorpions were instrumental in shifting 70's heavy rock into metal and a main player in the process. 'He's A Woman, She's A Man' is often held up as an example of proto-thrash and I can clearly see why. They were massive in their day.
I would like to see a 1973 UFO performance with Michael Schenker playing songs that Mick Bolton played. Like Timothy, Starstorm , Flying , and Prince Kajuku
UFO was as Heavy as Black Sabbath were on their first 2 albums. I mean that the first 2 UFO albums were every bit as Heavy as their peers in Dust , Sir Lord Baltimore, Led Zeppelin, Uriah Heep, Grand Funk Railroad, Budgie, Eloy, and Deep Purple were doing at the time. Jerusalem, Bang , Judas Priest didn't exist yet
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UFO - Space Child - Remixed & Remastered 2023 - Live at Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 1974 - HD
ruclips.net/video/YdrFzbCh32I/видео.html
Video: Deinterlaced, Colour Re-graded, Denoised, Sharpened and Upscaled
Audio: Demixed to 4 stems from Mono source. Restored, EQ'ed, Rebalanced, Remixed and Mastered.
Thank you very much!
Thank you for your time and efforts. Nicely done!
Thanks for your work, this recording sounds phenomenal! Any chance you could do the same for Rock Bottom?
As that great Philosopher Homer Simpson once said, "it is a proven fact that Rock and Roll was perfected in 1974."
Of course he was crediting Grand Funk Railroad as the bringers of said greatness whereas i agree UFO here should be the real messiah
@@SquireBozorth You mean the incomprehensible lyrics of Phil Mogg, the nearly inaudible bass of Pete Way, the somewhat better than just competent drumming of Andy Parker, and the shirtless guitar of Michael Schenker?
and died after about 1995. R.I.P.!
@@onusgumboot5565lmao wtf dude
@@Jet_Rod_94 My comment was meant as a variation of Homers description of Grand Funk. "The bone rattling bass of Mel Schacher, the competent drumming of Don Brewer, and the shirtless lyrics of Mark Farner" or something close to that. In this video, I can barely her the bass, and can't understand a word being sung. The drumming is pretty good, and Schenker is shirtless. It was the best I could come up with at the time.
Young Michael Schenker is untouchable
still is, he is just so interesting with all he does a gift to the rock world
Unbelievable
Unbelievable ❤🎉🎉🎉🎉❤🎉🎉❤🎉🎉🎉
He grew even better in the 80's.
1Give Her The Gun
2Space Child
3Doctor Doctor
4Rock Bottom
Credits
Bass - Pete Way (2)
Drums - Andy Parker (3)
Guitar - Michael Schenker
Vocals - Phil Mogg
I was 10 or 11 when this was on TV. It came on right after Midnight Special. I used to get to see it because my mom was out dancing at a Night Club or what we called a "Discotheque" in the 70s and early 80s. Young people have no idea how fun it was getting together for a great concert or even showing up at the night club at midnight and dancing till 3:00am when the lights would kick on and it was last chance at romance time. But I digress. Anywho, I don't remember every band I saw on DKRC but I definitely remember the this. Michael Schenker is most underrated and should be mentioned more when talking about the great rock guitarists of all time. This is F-K-N great, thankyou whoever put this on here for us to see.
I won 2 tickets from KQRS, the radio station in the Twin Cities. I was shocked I won because back then we had to actually dial all 10 digits on a rotory phone, but I won and we went. It was at the St Paul Civic Center Theatre and the guest band was Mott the Hoople. Amazing show, but yes, I seen UFO in 77 with Mott the Hoople. I will never forget it. All the Young Dudes and Lights Out were my two favorite songs of the whole night. Little did I know I was seeing Schenker til years later. dude was a beast on lead! And as I said in another comment, I believe UFO was the beginning of hair band music with Too Hot to Handle and Lights Out!
Their live album, "Strangers in the Night" is one of the best live albums I've ever heard. My twin brother saw them in 1980. I passed on it. I shouldn't have.
Yeah but your brother didn’t see Schenker!
True, but he saw UFO and that is the point.@@jonholland6067
I used to have UFO Strangers in the Night on 8-track
Had it in vinyl and cassette. 8 track. Had few albums on that media myself.@@ronbaker2673
@@ronbaker2673 I have owned it on 8 track, cassette, and CD
It’s amazing that he’s only 19 in this clip.
That Flying V is a wicked sounding guitar and MS knows how to make it scream! UFO was so underrated!
Who underrates UFO? To say they are underrated suggests that many underrate them - i. e. say they suck. I've never heard anyone say they suck. Rather, many say they were a great influence. 'Underrated" is the most misused word on the Internet.
@@alexanderbrown4250I think that "underrated" is an accurate description of UFO. To me, that adjective has NOTHING to do with people saying that UFO sucked. IMO, UFO deserved to get more airplay than they got in America and they deserved significantly higher album sales, too.
Michael Schenker.... one of a kind.... they were on FIRE here...🔥🔥🔥
This crowd has no idea the greatness they are witnessing, this band should have been as big as Led Zeppelin. Great show here, watching a young Schenker is mesmerizing, and he’s still awesome today in his 70’s
As big as Zep?! No way, too many lineup changes and not enough inventiveness. But they were solid and, with Schenker, confident and heavy.
Almost, he's 68 this year
@@DonMacGillivrayhe’ll be 69 this moth I think. And he’s still great
Schenker is playing the guitar not with his fingers but with his soul.
Dude this is amazing. No one could hang with this lineup of UFO 🛸 man. I mean blistering stuff here.
You are right. But I think they have been even better with Paul Raymond.
b.1955 Michael Schenker is 19 here. Skinny little fucker. Those double bends in Dr. Dr. main riff. Who fucking does that? No fuckin pedals, no delay, no gay fuckin Morley. Just a pair of jeans, some rad heels, a fuckin V and Marshalls. And some goddamn clean16th notes. Z Germans don't fuck around.
Michael Schenker is from the same cloth as Frampton, and Gilmour, from the tasty modal additions to pentatonica, Right?
God they fight their way through that solo section in Rock Bottom. Just blistering. Made me want to play guitar 45 years ago. Obsession album and Strangers. We have lived in a magical time.
This was the best on Saturday night at midnight
This don kirshners ufo show from 1974 changed my life forever as a young teen just starting guitar.
27 years old & I just want more music like this
70's UFO are awesome! 😀
I saw this broadcsst snd the next day bought UFO's album "Phenomenon". A very young blonde hsired German named Michael Schenker would leave his band The Scorpions tonjoin UFO and transfirmed them from a space metal group to one of rock's best melodic bands.
Very underrated band.
This band was GREAT.
@@commanderdancody He probably meant not as big as the bands from that era like Deep Purple, Sabbath u Zeppelin…
1974! Stuck in rural no-where Texas,no FM radio. Saved by this episode,plus the Sparks show,then KISS. ✌
Sparks!👍
Same here!! 👊
You can see where Steve Harris got his look and style from
Doctor, Doctor is one of the best classic rock songs ever written and yet there are so, so many people who have never heard it. That is a tragedy of monumental proportions.
Да, да, да! Совершенно верно! Из России с любовью к Майклу Шенкеру и UFO! ❤❤❤
Really?????? It's just a rock song!!!! Get a grip!!
Nope. Rock Bottom, Let It Roll and Mother Mary are strong UFO tracks.
Doctor, Doctor is pretty average in comparison.
@@RaymondGinn1978Prince Kajuku, Flying, Space Child, Timothy, Silverbird, Treacle People, Queen of the Deep, Too Much of Nothing, Can You Roll Her , Electric Phase, I Ain't No Baby, Long Gone, and the Writer are the best UFO songs
Is it? What is happening in Israel/Gaza is "a tragedy of monumental proportions".
Saw this when it first aired, my introduction to UFO.
Same here!
I was in attendance at this UFO show, videotaped at the small rear theater at the now defunct Long Beach (CA) Auditorium. Directed by Louis J. Horvitz, and produced by Bonnie Burns, David Yarnell, and Bruce Burns.
Love UFO! Great video I had never seen before.
WE all watched this with our eyes glued to the Shenk. I was 16. Thank God for the open A string. What a cool song. Rock Bottom.
Young Schenker. What an Era!
Mein estes Konzert,wenn ich nicht irre 1973 im Satory Saal in Köln(Germany) war 13 Jahre alt. Nach der Show sind wir zu dennen in die Kabine und haben uns Autogramme geholt,hab die Heute noch. Irre,und viele Erinnerungen.
Ne,muß korrigieren,war 1976. Sorry
You know how to tell a guitar player is the shit? No pedals, no processor's, just a chord and stacks of Marshall's. My shcenkner is🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
You didn’t see that wah pedal on the stage?
@@knightfall9394 I stand corrected knightfall👍🤝
@@paulgrogan8032but still, it's reverb, delay, and chorus type stuff that people get accused of "hiding behind". A Wah doesn't really negate what you're trying to say.
That would be Angus Young. No pedals, no finger tapping, no gimmicks. Just pure talent
@@paulgrogan8032but I think it’s just in one position (the one he needed for his sound) his foot never touches it
What a great video (I´m 15 again)!
Me too 😂❤🎉❤😂🎉🎉🎉🎉
Very sexy beautiful men
MS is an absolute guitar prodigy
So young and high talented M. Schenker..... 🎶👍💕
UNCLE~MR.MICHAEL SCHENKER AS WELL AS UNCLE~MR.AL DI MEOLA WERE MY VERY FIRST GUITAR HEROE'S...
THIS IS VISUALLY AWESOME AND AUDIO IMPACTING...
THANK YOU FOR UPLOADING THIS VIDEO...A REAL HUGE TREAT..
WE all watched this with our eyes glued to the Shenk. I was 16.
Born in 61' listening to beatles in 65' found the good stuff on a little station called KISN fm in portland, or in 69'.
I remember this show...it was a tossup of watching Rock Concert, Midnight Special, or Don Kirshners Rock Concert that night. First tome I'd seen anyone play like that on guitar, great band.
I had just bought Edgar Winters "Frankenstein" w/Rick Deringer great times to be a teenager.
LOVED Frankenstein! One of my all-time favorites. Great guitar work, fabulous keyboards, and sublime drums!
The real meaning of rock and roll!
This is music with a deep message.
Michael and Phil, what do you want more!
You’ve got that right. Michael & Phil. It doesn’t get any better. I just wish they’d do one more show together ! UFO with the two of them & Andy Parker on drums is CLASSIC ! One more PROPER Blu-ray would be a fitting THANK YOU to their long time fans. Been following them since I first saw them in 1974 !
Que sonzeira animal🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Uma das melhores bandas e quase ninguém conhece
Гитарист играл с братом в scorpions а потом создал свою группу UFO
@@victormamaev972 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅то что он играл в скорпионс это правда а то что он создал UFO это просто смешно мягко говоря группа существует с 1969года , учите историю UFO.
@@victormamaev972никак нет,, вокалист UFO Фил Могг,когда они были на гастролях в Германии в 1972году ( если не ошибаюсь), увидев, как 17 летний Михаэль играет на гитаре, переманил его к себе. Это коротко.
Shenker was my idol at 16 he was in UFO i was 16 also when i started following him finally saw him at the edge in Palo Alto met him backstage best day of my life
Oh my God I was there as well! I was a transplant from Chicago living in Redwood City. I had him autograph a frisbee for my nephew, who cherishes it to this day. I’m 67 years old and he is 60. rock on!
The bass player lays on the stage, then gets up playing the bass the whole time. Amazing flexibility and a strong body, impressive!
Saw them bunch of times back in the day. Great band.
Завидую Вам !!!
great band , had all their albums . big fan
I think Schenker and Mogg don't look at each other even once in the whole concert. And Pete Way was and will be the ultimate rock star.
Lol
I wonder why?
Wrong! They Did!
Love to watch pete way.
I almost died when the camera suddenly focused at him laying on the floor during Rock Bottom solo.
The years of the flares. What a time to be alive.
Bell bottoms & platform shoes. I had them !!
Old school had heard of these guys but never listened to them until now! Fabulous!!! And that guitar player......sheesh!!!
Good ol fashion hard rock n roll🤘🤘🤘🤘
it's the lyrics that blows me away...
"Downtown, drive by, a drink card in her hand
All night hustler parking by the stand
Full blown engine, she comes on like a fight
Give her the gun, boy you'd better hold on tight"
that's some real classy rock stuff right there
Time stand still! Magicians!
Was such a bad ass underrated band!🤘🏽🤘🏽
Not in my generation😉
Michael the German Wunderkind!!!
Woh! Man when they played this jam on a summer night in San Antonio Texas they played this and boy did it a whole lot better, I mean that song literally stood people up from their seats that night this guy sat next to the stairs of the convention center he got up ran from the middle of the section of the balcony he ran down hit the rail and flipped down on to the people standing in the walk way. That night. As crazy with UFO!! Rock on baby!
Methinks that a certain Mr Van Halen listened to Schenker's arpeggios for "Give her the Gun" and borrowed them for Hot For Teacher
Rock Bottom is a Banger! 🎸🎸🎸
One of the many firsts that UFO were responsible for was going topless on stage! At there youthful best here 1974-75.
In all fairness shirtless, levis and beer...lots of beer was THE rock uniform back in 60's and especially 70's. If you wanted TONE you needed a TUBE AMP! And they put out alot of heat particularly in summertime.
Mark Farner Grand Funk did it before Schenker by many years.
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Shirtless, not topless. Topless is what female concert goers did in the 70s and 80s.😊
Amazing upload.... good stuff Bruno...... keep up the great work my friend... I urge all new comers to this guys channel to make a donation it's a great channel..... you won't be disappointed...
The ad during the solo, is a sin.
great show
Imagine being born now living through todays Muzak
It’s good to be old 😂😂
They are amazing!!
so many dedicated stoners back then including me..got to see UFO a couple times back then
Schenker ranks under the top of the greatest Hardrock / Metal axemen ever!
Man every time I think I know what my next guitar is gonna be ill watch something with schenker and think "nah I def need a V.
same here haha
Sem dúvida o tudo e uma das bandas de rock de todos os tempos e menos conhecida ótimo por que assim não virá modinha só pros raros❤❤❤❤
Ох, какое видео! Спасибо большое! Thank you 👍👍👍😍😍😍
1972, yeah platform shoes were still in style.
That song started to go down easy with me. At first I didn’t take too kindly to the song but now that I listened to this show a few times I started to like the song.😁😁 is t that something?
Schenker and UFO was the beginning of hair band music, prove me wrong?
Ufo en su mejor momento con una formación de lujo por momentos ese gran vocalista que ha sido y es Phil mog en sus poses y voz aunque con un registro distinto al gran Robert plant un grandísimo grupo para mi infravalorado doctor doctor please
This band was so influential in what was to morph from 70's hard rock into what we know as heavy metal and the elements are already so clear in this 74 set, what with Schenker on the flying v and his masterful riffs along with the on stage energy of Pete Way and his posturing who Steve Harris from Maiden readily admits he took his cues from. Them, Lizzy and Priest were the main bands to shape the NWOBHM and the rest is history but unfortunately, U.F.O. are so overlooked in the recognition stakes.
NWOBHM??
@pike100
NWOBHM. New Wave Of British Metal circa 1979 in the U.K. Resurgence of heavy rock acts adopting the d.i.y. attitude and energy of punk and in some cases infusing rawer elements of that sound. Maiden, Saxon, Angel Witch, Def Leppard, Tygers Of Pan Tang, Praying Mantis, Raven, Diamond Head, Tank, Samson, Venom etc being the better known acts. U.F.O. was a significant influence for many. This in turn across the pond in the States with a melding of the fast tempos and in your face aggression of hardcore helped birth thrash metal.
@@bloodboughtbigphilr8266 Thank you for the detailed response. 👍
In the World of Metal Scorpions are even more overlooked,although they had much bigger commercial success than UFO. Listen to early Scorpions and than listen to early Thrash Metal Slayer , Metallica etc. and you can hear the influence of the Scorpions.
@mamamia6925
Undoubtedly, the Scorpions were instrumental in shifting 70's heavy rock into metal and a main player in the process. 'He's A Woman, She's A Man' is often held up as an example of proto-thrash and I can clearly see why. They were massive in their day.
Vibrato of the gods, proof that tone is in the hands.
Holy sh..! Michi is a ROCKER!🤘
I have seen UFO at that time when this show was on I was 11 years old I wasn't allowed to stay up that late look what I missed
Saw live in 70 s suporting The Who big show they were of one the best bands in the world in there time
Pete Way on bass.
I love it! 👍
Most beautiful Song
I would like to see a 1973 UFO performance with Michael Schenker playing songs that Mick Bolton played. Like Timothy, Starstorm , Flying , and Prince Kajuku
Они есть в ютуб. „Принц Каджуку" и Камон эврибоди
9:06 🤟 Doctor Doctor
Everybody slim. What did wrong? Yes, we know. And..., UFO ON FIRE!!
many thanks
Loved UFO
Майкл Шенкер, супер!! Красавчик !!! ❤🎉
UFO was as Heavy as Black Sabbath were on their first 2 albums. I mean that the first 2 UFO albums were every bit as Heavy as their peers in Dust , Sir Lord Baltimore, Led Zeppelin, Uriah Heep, Grand Funk Railroad, Budgie, Eloy, and Deep Purple were doing at the time. Jerusalem, Bang , Judas Priest didn't exist yet
You can see the influence Mogg and Way had on Di Anno and Harris. Not so much from Schenker to Murray....other than the hair .
lots of pheromones let loose that night
I love how Rock Bottom starts at exactly the 13 minute mark.👽
Why would that matter???
no bullshit pure rock n roll guitar...watch and learn kids
Great !
UFO rocks.
UFO was Status Quo meets Black Sabbath!
Whenever I see like rolling stones 25 greatest guitarists and Michael Schenker is not there I Just laugh, Fools.
Fail.... You put a commercial in the middle of the greatest guitar solos ever.
This rocks
Michael Schenker was and is in a league of his own. ‘Nuff said.
A league of his own? That is hyperbole.
Guitar tone from the heavens
Whoa🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
cmon fellas rock bottom greatest track ever !😃
To bad these dudes and the Ian Gillan era Deep Purple couldnt stick it out they would have been 1-2 in the rock world.
To me Deep Purple was among the best, if not the best Rock Band ,who gives a shit about sales numbers...
Schenker was 19 here 😱
The Doctor, Doctor riff continues to confound me...
Macho que fibrosite y fuerte estaba phil mog