(Hard rock) [LP] [16/44] UFO - Strangers In The Night - 1979, FLAC (tracks), Orginal 1st Pressing

Side One

"Natural Thing" (Schenker/Mogg/Way) – 3:57
"Out in the Street" (Way/Mogg) – 5:07
"Only You Can Rock Me" (Way/Schenker/Mogg) – 4:08
"Doctor Doctor" (Schenker/Mogg) – 4:42

Side Two

"Mother Mary" (Schenker/Mogg/Way/Parker) – 3:25
"This Kid's" (Schenker/Mogg) – 5:11
"Love to Love" (Schenker/Mogg) – 7:58

Side Three

"Lights Out" (Schenker/Mogg/Parker/Way) – 5:23
"Rock Bottom" (Schenker/Mogg) – 11:08

Side Four

"Too Hot to Handle" (Way/Mogg) – 4:26
"I'm a Loser" (Schenker/Mogg) – 4:13
"Let It Roll" (Schenker/Mogg) – 4:48
"Shoot Shoot" (Schenker/Mogg/Way/Parker) – 4:07

Phil Mogg – vocals
Michael Schenker – guitar
Paul Raymond – rhythm guitar, keyboards
Pete Way – bass
Andy Parker – drums

Alan McMillan – horn arrangements, string arrangements
Ron Nevison – producer
Hipgnosis – artwork

Recorded US tour 1978

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Unless otherwise stated here is the technical info on my vinyl rips:
Turntable: VPI Scoutmaster with Trans-Fi Terminator Air Bearing Linear Tracing Tonearm
Cartridge: Audio-Technica AT33PTG
Phono Preamp: Pro-Ject TubeBox
Soundcard: E-MU 1212
All rips are recorded in full 192khz resolution and then resampled to 44/24 for manual click repair.
They are then dithered to standard redbook 16bit/44khz
I use IzotopeRXAdvanced for all resampling/dithering

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Hello Chicago, would you please welcome from England: U...F...O!...

UFO's Strangers in the Night is such a monumental live recording, that I will continue to purchase any version of the ass kickin' concert recording that is offered. Originally released in January of 1979, packaged in a Hipgnosis designed gatefold sleeve, from the era when live recordings were a staple.

Strangers in the Night stands above the competition, which includes Thin Lizzy's legendary Live and Dangerous, AC/DC's viscious If You Want Blood You've Got It, Judas Priest's stealth Unleashed in the East, and KISS' Detroit blowout Alive!.

The energetic live album marked the last UFO recording with unstable guitar legend Michael Schenker in the ranks for many years. For those that never witnessed the classic UFO lineup at their height during the dazed 'n' confused '70s, the stealth Strangers in the Night album is mandatory listening.

One of the best live albums of all time...