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UFO - The Best of a Decade (2022)

UFO - The Best of a Decade (2022)

BAND/ARTIST: UFO

  • Title: The Best of a Decade
  • Year Of Release: 2010 / 2022
  • Label: BMG Rights Management GmbH
  • Genre: Rock, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal
  • Quality: FLAC (tracks) / MP3
  • Total Time: 1:19:35
  • Total Size: 623 / 199 MB
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Tracklist:

01. The Wild One
02. Hard Being Me
03. Lights Out (Live in Concert, Wilhelmshaven, Germany May 13th, 2005)
04. Saving Me
05. Daylight Goes To Town
06. Let It Roll (Live in Concert, Wilhelmshaven, Germany May 13th, 2005)
07. This Kidds (Live in Concert, Wilhelmshaven, Germany May 13th, 2005)
08. Heavenly Body
09. Helldriver
10. Too Hot to Handle (Live in Concert, Wilhelmshaven, Germany May 13th, 2005)
11. Mr. Freeze
12. Shoot Shoot (Live in Concert, Wilhelmshaven, Germany May 13th, 2005)
13. Black and Blue
14. Can't Buy a Thrill
15. Baby Blue
16. Doctor Doctor (Live in Concert, Wilhelmshaven, Germany May 13th, 2005)

As evidenced by the album title and front-cover photo, the 2010 UFO compilation Best of a Decade is comprised of selections from albums released during the first decade of the 21st century. With tracks selected from such albums as 2004's You Are Here, 2005's Showtime, 2006's The Monkey Puzzle, and 2009's The Visitor, you'll quickly discover that aside from UFO's stellar late-'70s period, the early 21st century is certainly one of the group's most focused and inspired eras. Whereas the 1980s appeared to be about UFO trying to soften their sound for crossover success (and ultimately alienating their longhaired/leather-jacketed die-hard fans), this modern era was all about staying true to hard rock. Curiously, there are no tracks included from 2000's Covenant nor 2002's Sharks (which featured guitar wiz Michael Schenker) -- only tracks from albums featuring guitarist Vinnie Moore are featured here. But even without Schenker in the fold, UFO are able to replicate the feel and sound of yesteryear, especially on such tracks as "The Wild One," "Daylight Goes to Town," and "Mr. Freeze." And you'll also find modern-day live renditions of such UFO classics as "Lights Out," "Too Hot to Handle," and "Doctor Doctor," all of which were plucked from the in-concert release Showtime. UFO from 1974 through 1979 were certainly the real deal in the realm of hard rock and heavy metal, but as far as the subsequent non-Schenker eras go, the early 21st century probably ranks second best, as proven by the material on Best of a Decade. ~ Greg Prato


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