Another brilliant live album from classic rock stalwarts UFO, this time fresh from the release of their suprise hit album Mechanix, which brought the band roaring back to life! Kicking off with two of Mechanix's biggest tracks, the vicious epic "We Belong To The Night" and a powerhouse rendition of "Let It Rain," this show also includes the fan favorites "Lights Out," "Too Hot To Handle," "Only You Can Rock Me" and more! Includes insightful liner notes by music journalist Dave Thompson!
Another brilliant live album from classic rock stalwarts UFO, this time fresh from the release of their suprise hit album Mechanix, which brought the band roaring back to life! Kicking off with two of Mechanix's biggest tracks, the vicious epic "We Belong To The Night" and a powerhouse rendition of "Let It Rain," this show also includes the fan favorites "Lights Out," "Too Hot To Handle," "Only You Can Rock Me" and more! Includes insightful liner notes by music journalist Dave Thompson!
889466474316
UFO - Landing In St. Louis - Live 1982 - Gold [Colored Vinyl]

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Format: Vinyl
Label: CLEOPATRA
Rel. Date: 12/22/2023
UPC: 889466474316

Landing In St. Louis - Live 1982 - Gold [Colored Vinyl]
Artist: UFO
Format: Vinyl
New: Available $39.98
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Formats and Editions

Vinyl - Colored Vinyl
$39.98
DISC: 1

1. LP1 We Belong To The Night
2. Let It Rain
3. Long Gone
4. No Place To Run
5. The Wild, The Willing ; The Innocent
6. Only You Can Rock Me (St. Louis 1982)
7. Terri
8. LP2 Making Moves
9. Doing It All For You
10. Too Hot To Handle
11. Lights Out
12. Mystery Train

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Another brilliant live album from classic rock stalwarts UFO, this time fresh from the release of their suprise hit album Mechanix, which brought the band roaring back to life! Kicking off with two of Mechanix's biggest tracks, the vicious epic "We Belong To The Night" and a powerhouse rendition of "Let It Rain," this show also includes the fan favorites "Lights Out," "Too Hot To Handle," "Only You Can Rock Me" and more! Includes insightful liner notes by music journalist Dave Thompson!
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