U.F.O. - Force It (Deluxe Edition) (2021)
BAND/ARTIST: U.F.O.
- Title: Force It (Deluxe Edition)
- Year Of Release: 1989/2021
- Label: Chrysalis Records
- Genre: Hard Rock
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 01:40:04
- Total Size: 673 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
CD1
01. Let It Roll (2021 Remaster)
02. Shoot Shoot (2021 Remaster)
03. High Flyer (2021 Remaster)
04. Love Lost Love (2021 Remaster)
05. Out in the Street (2021 Remaster)
06. Mother Mary (2021 Remaster)
07. Too Much of Nothing (2021 Remaster)
08. Dance Your Life Away (2021 Remaster)
09. This Kid's / Between the Walls (2021 Remaster)
10. A Million Miles (2021 Remaster)
CD2
01. Intro (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
02. Let It Roll (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
03. Doctor Doctor (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
04. Oh My (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
05. Built For Comfort (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
06. Out In The Street (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
07. Space Child (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
08. Mother Mary (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
09. All Or Nothing (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
10. This Kid's (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
11. Shoot Shoot (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
12. Rock Bottom (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
Michael Schenker and Phil Mogg really started to find their groove as a songwriting team with their second album together (and fourth UFO release overall), Force It. In fact, the last remaining folk and space rock tendencies that had stolen much of Phenomenon's thunder are summarily abandoned here, as the group launches itself wholeheartedly toward the hard rock direction that would make them stars. The first step is taken by Schenker, of course, who confidently establishes the aggressive, biting guitar tone that would define all the releases of the band's glory years. "Let It Roll" and "Shoot Shoot" kick off the album in rousing fashion, and while holding them under a microscope might reveal them as rather disposable slabs of hard rock, they would remain concert favorites for the band nonetheless. The punchy single "Love Lost Love" sounds tailor-made for the American market and acoustic ballad "High Flyer" is quite good, despite taking a dip in energy. But things only really start to gell on the album's second half. Schenker and Mogg wheel out their most mature composition yet with the piano-led "Out in the Street," whose softer sections truly highlight Mogg's highly disciplined, understated vocal style and make the guitar player's more restrained soloing all the more memorable. Schenker is soon back in charge, however, on the stuttering riffs and blistering fretboard work of "Mother Mary" and the downright vicious stop-start strut of "This Kids" - both UFO anthems. One of the band's best albums, Force It will not disappoint lovers of '70s English hard rock.
CD1
01. Let It Roll (2021 Remaster)
02. Shoot Shoot (2021 Remaster)
03. High Flyer (2021 Remaster)
04. Love Lost Love (2021 Remaster)
05. Out in the Street (2021 Remaster)
06. Mother Mary (2021 Remaster)
07. Too Much of Nothing (2021 Remaster)
08. Dance Your Life Away (2021 Remaster)
09. This Kid's / Between the Walls (2021 Remaster)
10. A Million Miles (2021 Remaster)
CD2
01. Intro (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
02. Let It Roll (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
03. Doctor Doctor (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
04. Oh My (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
05. Built For Comfort (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
06. Out In The Street (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
07. Space Child (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
08. Mother Mary (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
09. All Or Nothing (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
10. This Kid's (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
11. Shoot Shoot (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
12. Rock Bottom (Live at Record Plant, NYC, 1975 / 2021 Remaster)
Michael Schenker and Phil Mogg really started to find their groove as a songwriting team with their second album together (and fourth UFO release overall), Force It. In fact, the last remaining folk and space rock tendencies that had stolen much of Phenomenon's thunder are summarily abandoned here, as the group launches itself wholeheartedly toward the hard rock direction that would make them stars. The first step is taken by Schenker, of course, who confidently establishes the aggressive, biting guitar tone that would define all the releases of the band's glory years. "Let It Roll" and "Shoot Shoot" kick off the album in rousing fashion, and while holding them under a microscope might reveal them as rather disposable slabs of hard rock, they would remain concert favorites for the band nonetheless. The punchy single "Love Lost Love" sounds tailor-made for the American market and acoustic ballad "High Flyer" is quite good, despite taking a dip in energy. But things only really start to gell on the album's second half. Schenker and Mogg wheel out their most mature composition yet with the piano-led "Out in the Street," whose softer sections truly highlight Mogg's highly disciplined, understated vocal style and make the guitar player's more restrained soloing all the more memorable. Schenker is soon back in charge, however, on the stuttering riffs and blistering fretboard work of "Mother Mary" and the downright vicious stop-start strut of "This Kids" - both UFO anthems. One of the band's best albums, Force It will not disappoint lovers of '70s English hard rock.
Year 2021 | Rock | FLAC / APE
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