Audio CD review:
UFO - Werewolves of London

UFO - Werewolves of London

Band: UFO Title: Werewolves of London Rating: Release Date: 26 July, 1999 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Natural Thing 2: Mother Mary 3: A Self Made Man 4: Electric Phase 5: This Kids 6: Out In The Streets 7: One More For The Rodeo 8: Venus 9: Pushed To The Limit 10: Love To Love 11: Too Hot To Handle 12: Only You Can Rock Me 13: Lights Out 14: Doctor Doctor 15: Rock Bottom

Customer Reviews worth if for hardcore fans Weird vibe on Rock Bottom; you can tell Schenker is a little bored of playing the old tunes at times, but other times, he's spot on and ripping. This is a soundboard recording w/ no overdubs, so it's a bit raw and unbalanced, but it's kinda interesting and the performances are sometimes inspired. Doesn't have the magic of strangers, or the big venue sound, but i didn't feel ripped off. paul raymond is hard to hear on rhythm guitar and the drums and bass sound flat, but overall, much better than a bootleg. Schenker's volume dominates and phil's voice is pretty strong throughout (and he engages in some playful banter w/ the crowd). I just wished they'd recorded a live disc from the 95 tour, which seemed much more inspired. ufo at their best schenker has never sounded better. the best ufo cd ever. You can't stop rock and roll Never will. I want to first point out that this album does not compare to Strangers in the Night. That aside this album is good for new UFO followers. It rocks just they did when they toured in 95. I saw them in concert and they rocked like they never left. This could be a sleeper album for them in that they do what they know best. . . play from the heart. A good album for fans of UFO. . You can see a complete list of all UFO discography, or go back to the UFO tabs