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Binding: Audio CDEAN: 0766485462022 Format: Original recording remastered Label: Caroline Manufacturer: Caroline MPN: 21309 Number Of Discs: 2 Publisher: Caroline Release Date: July 17, 2007 Studio: Caroline Editorial Review: Album Description: Digitally remastered reissue of the British space/ hard rock/ metal group's 1977 album for Chrysalis with new sleeve notes. Eight tracks, including the title cut and the classic 'Too Hot To Handle'. Also features the original cover art. 1999 release. Album Details: 1999 Digitally Remastered Edition of the Group's Sixth Full Length Studio Album, their Third Recorded for the Chrysalis Label. Many Fans Advocate this Set as their Best Time in the Studio, with Singer Phil Mogg Hitting his Stride as a Confident Vocalist Rivalling all his Peers and Former Scorpion Michael Schenker's Guitar Playing Showing Consistent Flashes of Brilliance, Accenting the Peaks of Every Track. Includes the FM Radio Staples of "Just Another Suicide", "Too Hot to Handle", "Getting Ready" and the Title Track of "Lights Out". Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Lights OutUFO-Lights Out **** The thing about Lights Out is it is among the greatest hard rock albums ever released but has never truly been given the credit it is rightfully owed. Lights Out is on the same playing fields as albums like Back in Black, Rocks, Appetite for Destruction, and Metallica. But the thing about those last two albums is that both Slash, Izzy, Kirk Hammet, and James Hetfield were all influenced by Michael Schenker and especially this album in particular. The guitar tone which ... Read More Rating: - Great album from a great bandI have been a UFO fan for a long time, and this is one of their best albums. It is a good example of the hard rock style, the earlier stuff is more psychadelic in nature. Rating:  - Too Hot to HandleUFO had played with success since adding Michael Schenker [guitar] to the line up on the Phenomenom album, but with their 4th release with him they hit full stride. I would say the band went over the top here, but airplay was still hard to come by even with a product that beyond a doubt was one of the best of the decade. This particular line up produced what I feel is the best music UFO put out. Pete Way's thundering bass, Andy Parker's precision drumming, Paul Raymond's keyboards and rhythm guitar and ... Read More Rating: - Caught in a crossfire...First time I'd ever heard of this band, was an article Hit Parader did on the greatest metal songs back in 1983 or so and "Lights Out" was on that list. Because of that very reason, I took a flier on this seminal hard rock act and bought the LP and I've been a UFO fan ever since. This record is as good as it gets for heavy rock in the 1970's and unfortunately almost never gets it due from mainstream music media. Produced by veteran rock vet Ron Nevison, the sound quality of 'Lights Out' added to the diversity ... Read More Rating: - actually a 4.5 stars,It's a TRUE '70 classic.I JUST BOUGHT THE RE-MASTERED VERSION OF THIS CD AND CAN'T BRAG ENOUGH! I still have my vinyl copy from '77;yes, I'm a die hard fan. But I must say that this CD speaks for itself,once you give it a chance on the player. It is hard rock with melodic gifts and awesome guitar work on every song. This is THE album by UFO and only a fool that likes to rock,PLUS have a complete CD collection,would fail to own it. GREAT songs! Everybody from the '70 had a copy,and for good reason...It's the real deal,and ... Read More |
