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	Albums of the artist singer songer: UFO - album albums songs work works (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-21)
		UFO was a band that sadly got swept aside in the '80's, when peers like Scorpions and Judas Priest were getting their kudos for influencing the the NWOBHM.
		Those next for albums are along with this the best albums UFO ever released, later in the bands carear Schenker would return to do a few more albums, as he did with The Scorpions, the albums these bands did with Schenker wee the best albums they would ever create.
		UFO did this type of song very well when they had Schenker, whose crying guitar solo in the middle may be the best thing I think he has ever done and is to me one of the highlights of the album.
	www.poemhunter.com /lyrics/ufo/albums (3907 words)

	MelodicRock.com - Interactive Melodic CD Reviews
		UFO return with the legacy of their past behind them — a new line-up has emerged out of the departure of Michael Schenker and it seems he won't be back this time.
		For UFO fans this is one of the greatest album by UFO.
		I dreaded a non Schenker or Chapman released album at this stage of UFO's career (following relatively weak showings with MS in "Sharks" and "Covenant"...) and I'm happy to say I was floored by the high quality of this record.
	www.melodicrock.com /reviews/ufo-youarehere.p3 (1930 words)

	Covenant (album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Covenant (Morbid Angel album), an album by Morbid Angel
		Covenant (Greg Brown album), an album by Greg Brown
		This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Covenant_(album) (87 words)

	Ufo PhilMogg
		Although UFO has gone through many changes over the years, and hit a bump or two in the road along the way, it hasn’t slowed the band down one single bit.
		Aside from the great classic albums UFO has put out over the years like the “Lights Out” album back in 1977, or the “Obsession” album in 1978, or even the newer albums like “Covenant” released in 2000, or their “Sharks” album in 2002, the legendary rock band still continues to write, record, and tour.
		UFO is currently still touring in support of their latest album, titled “You Are Here,” released in 2004.
	www.glam-metal.com /ufo_philmogg.html (2757 words)

	MSJ - UFO-Covenant
		The new studio material finds many of the old UFO sounds and trademarks, but is perhaps a bit rawer, both in terms of production and performance.
		It is all done in a very trademark UFO sort of way, though.
		Beginning in a mellower sort of sound with classic UFO textures, this one suddenly kicks into gear with a familiar "feel like letting go." This is a hard-edged rocker with a good solid groove.
	www.musicstreetjournal.com /ufocoven.html (534 words)

	RevelationZ Magazine - Album Review - UFO - You are Here
		Tommy Newton produced the album and he has provided UFO with a thunderous sound, which adds another dimension to the record.
		Fans, who have followed UFO from the beginning, may have to adapt to this record, but "You are Here" wins in the long term.
		UFO are back, and in their best form since 1995's "Walk On Water".
	www.revelationz.net /index.asp?ID=1042 (642 words)

	Interactive Review
		It's clear from the outset that this album is a rawer and less polished affair.
		One problem I have always had with UFO is their lack of genuine all time classic songs and Covenant again confirms that belief.
		What a sad day when what remaining members of UFO can stand to be in the same studio for a mere two weeks or less and churn out this waste of plastic.
	www.melodicrock.com /reviews/ufo-covenant.p3 (2405 words)

	SHARKS
		UFO has risen again from the depths to scorch the earth with their custom blend of hard rock foot stompin' raaawwk and rollllll...
		Sharks comes two decades after UFO's last meaningful hit, at a time when you'd think UFO would call it a day and raise a glass to the late '70s, when Lights Out and Obsession were huge and Strangers in the Night was being heralded as a landmark live album.
		After the implosion of UFO at Manchester, and the personal traumas of various members since, I suppose I was somewhat wary at the announcement of a new UFO release.
	www.strangers-in-the-night.com /sharks.htm (2943 words)

	Amazon.com: Phenomenon: Music: UFO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-21)
		The second album was the one that really showed their potential, and with Schenker's arrival, that potential was unleashed.
		UFO's biggest hit 'Doctor, Doctor' is next with a blisterng solo and fiery leads by Schenker and a catchy chorus to boot it's no wonder this was the bands biggest hit single.
		As UFO albums go, Phenomenon is only an average release, but based on the previous hippy trip albums that the group had produced, it deserves high praise indeed.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00004NJJQ?v=glance (1828 words)

	No Life Til Metal - CD Gallery - UFO
		UFO are one of heavy metal's earliest and greatest bands.
		UFO are another of those bands that I never see in the used cd bins, so when I saw this copy for $5.99, I decided to give it a try, despite my weariness to buy another "reunion" cd.
		UFO are still bashing out that good old, raunchy, guitar driven, hard rock they are known for.
	www.nolifetilmetal.com /ufo.htm (2750 words)

	NEWS
		Ufo are down to play a gig in Holland on the second (Tilburg) would seem rather a long way to go to come back the day after.
		Way feels COVENANT's recording captured the essence of "the roots--you know, guitar, bass, and drums." He likened the attitude and energy to what sometimes is felt when the band sound checks before gigs, and he couldn't be happier with "new" drummer Aynsley Dunbar's contributions.
		Way said the writing for COVENANT was going so well with just him, Mogg, and Schenker, they all felt it was like the (pre-Raymond) good old days in the early '70s, and they saw no need to bring in another element that might cause friction for the core lineup.
	www.dreamwater.com /music/owtaction/archive1.htm (6424 words)

	UFO Official Website
		UFO is the latest musical challenge for his powerful drum style.
		UFO’s success story began in London way back in 1969, when vocalist Phil Mogg, drummer Andy Parker, guitarist Mick Bolton and bassist Pete Way formed the group, borrowing the band name from a legendary London music club.
		However, Schenker left UFO during the Walk On Water tour again to continue working with his own group, MSG, while Mogg and Way went on to release their second album, Chocolate Box.
	www.ufo-music.info /band.htm (856 words)

	UFO in the USA - Sept/Oct 04
		UFO fans goes outside to meet the band, I 'm sorry for BOC but poeples was theres for UFO, hundreds of thems were near from the bus and the party continue.
		There was only one UFO on the stage but this line had balls of energy floating amongst them selves to make for a out of body experience.
		UFO on stage no more than 6 feet in front of me. The band was grinning ear to ear as were the crowd of mostly 40-year-old rockers.
	www.strangers-in-the-night.com /ufousa2004.htm (11155 words)

	village voice > music > UFO Covenant by George Smith
		Covenant is a disc UFO should be proud of, not something to which must be attached a lame dog-ate-my-album-liner excuse.
		So now UFO have come to terms with being three grim-looking, middle-aged men, plus one who looks like he's about to retch up a gout of pancreatic sick.
		This means a great deal—I find it reassuring that some of my mid-'70s metal icons have attained the maturity and ability to age as fast as I can.
	www.villagevoice.com /music/0037,smith,18150,22.html (364 words)

	Ask Pete
		I mean the Mick Bolton UFO when Phil Mogg didn't think he was Paul Rodgers and when the former Lonesome Crow blonde handsome playboy didn't think he was Jeff's Blues.
		I have been a fan of ufo since about 1976 the first time I saw you guys was at Aylesbury civic your support band was a band called The George Hatcher band...(where did they go?)..but I got hooked on you guys form the first song...
		UFO is still in the early stages of being put back together.
	www.peteway.net /askpete.html (5793 words)

	UFO - Covenant reviewed by The House of Shred
		UFO is one of those rare bands that manage to fit the categories of cult band and legendary band simultaneously.
		While it has been common knowledge for years that these two men have had their differences, no one who has heard their music can deny the chemical reaction that occurs when they put aside the bullshit and do what they do best.
		During the ensuing tour, Schenker left the band suddenly, a move that echoed his often tumultuous tenure in UFO in the 70s.
	www.houseofshred.com /reviews/ufo_covenant.htm (1192 words)

	UFO
		Michael Schenker was fired from the group in '78 after he refused to tour and tried to block the release of their live album Strangers In The Night (he would later form MSG).
		UFO would break up in '83 only to reformed in '84, break up again two years later, and then reform again in '87 with Mogg and Way being the only original members.
		Mogg and Way, unable to record as UFO due to some contractual disagreements released a few albums as Mogg/Way with drummer Aynsley Dunbar in '97 and '98.
	members.tripod.com /rant58/id219.htm (253 words)

	DVD Talk Forum - New UFO and Ted Nugent albums
		UFO's new album, Sharks, is more like their great Walk On Water album from 1995 than their last album (Covenant).
		There are a couple recycled riffs on the album (one intentionally), but with 14 songs on the album that is easily forgiven.
		The Nugent album, on the other hand, is good for the opposite reason - Ted refuses to grow up, but it works for him because - well...
	forum.dvdtalk.com /showthread.php?t=240791 (1502 words)

	Covenant by UFO CD
		This "2nd comeback" album was a huge disappointment, despite its huge, raw & tough sound.
		Its a damn shame that while UFO was enjoying its peak success in Europe and Asia in the mid to late 1970's, America was too busy listening to crap like Journey & Styx.
		If you have heard their previous comeback album ("Walk on Water"), then you are NOT ready for this!!.
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/pid/1037999/a/Covenant.htm (352 words)

	Clearance sale on Sharks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-21)
		The album has a very raw, "in your face", no frills style about it and while that's not required for me to enjoy a given album, it's certainly nice when I'm in the mood for it.
		Michael's soloing is a little more reserved than his work on "Walk on Water" but is not boring in the very least and there are plenty of impressive guitar licks to keep the average Schenker enthusiast happy and the powerful guitar tonality is something that I appreciate as well.
		This is typical UFO writing, with the classic rock formula of, verse-chorus-verse-SCHENKER SOLO-chorus-fade out, that was so successful for them throughout their entire career.
	www.redtagcellar.com /Product/music/B00006F86Z/Sharks.html (1658 words)

	Music : Sharks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-21)
		With the release of "Sharks", Phil, Michael, and Pete see a return to form after the less than stellar "Covenant" album and Michael seems to be balancing projects with UFO, MSG, and his solo instrumental stuff all at once.
		UFO has sunk to new lows--sounds like they spent about 15 minutes coming up with this rehashed set of predictable riffs they have the audacity to call songs.
		I am a lover of 70's hard rock, and in my opinion UFO was one of the Top 3 bands of that time, if not #1.
	www.prep4usmle.com /B00006F86Z/Sharks.htm (591 words)

	Metallian.com
		The album is entitled Our Domain...And Death Shall Befall Them is the title of the new Sanity's Void CD due out at the end of the year.
		The album is entitled Dead Heart in a Dead World...During a recent show in Mannheim in central Germany,Iron Maiden guitarist Janick Gers fell from the stage during the encore track Number of the Beast and injured himself.
		The album is produced and co-written by Roy Z who used to be a fellow member in Driver and has recently worked with Rob Halford.
	www.metallian.com /news0800.htm (2290 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Covenant: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-21)
		UFO never seem to disappoint, despite the length of time they've been around, this album shows that they are far from finished.
		Continuing their brand of hard rock this album features some excellent tracks.
		Moggs vocals are truly impressive and although Covenant isn't as fast and heavy as the excellent "Walk On Water" - Their previous album, It shows a maturing Rock n' Roll band who still have the passion and attitude for some quality rock musicianship.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00004UF7D (460 words)

	MAXIMUM METAL
		Their 1994 "comeback" album Walk On Water was easily the strongest UFO album in recent memory, but its follow-ups, Covenant and Sharks, proved to be something of a musical anti-climax (Schenker's Written In The Sand, from the same period, was conspicuously stronger).
		UFO have seen considerable ups and downs in recent years, but You Are Here shows them hitting their stride once again.
		With such a strong album in tow, the prospect of a UFO tour seems promising.
	www.maximummetal.com /reviews/revresults.asp?ID=ufo_yah&idBand=295 (709 words)

	Michael Schenker: Adventures of the Imagination / MS 2000 - Dreams and Expressions - PopMatters Music Review
		Accomplishing the hat trick of success with the Scorpions, UFO and his own Michael Schenker Group (MSG), he has proven that his groundbreaking guitar playing and inventive rock/metal arrangements are the key component in any musical situation in which he ventures.
		Though the album's opening track "Achtung Fertig, Los" may bear a slight resemblance to the Dixie Dregs, it's still a marginal song at best.
		The album boasts 21 untitled tracks that, as it's title suggests, are expressions, thoughts, ideas and other musical fragments.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/s/schenkermichael-ms2000.shtml (487 words)

	Venus [Live][*] by UFO: Song Music Downloads
		Sorry, at this time no downloads have been found for "Venus [Live][]" on album* Covenant.
		Check the albums tab for other downloads from UFO.
		Sorry, at this time no streams have been found for "Venus [Live][]" on album* Covenant.
	www.mp3.com /tracks/2541119/dl_streams.html (84 words)

	HellrideMusic.com - UFO - Sharks (Shrapnel Records)
		Neither were present on the studio disk of 2000's Covenant, so your guess is as good as mine.
		The songwriting of Sharks is a little stronger than on Covenant, but don't get me wrong, I like Covenant just fine and still play it quite a bit.
		If you are a fan of UFO, you will want to listen to this.
	www.hellridemusic.com /forum/showthread.php?t=2382 (363 words)

	Ufo Discography at CD Universe
		The career of British power-rock legends UFO is chronicled in this retrospective video containing 17 hard-driving tracks such as "Backdoor Man," "This Kids" and "Too Hot to Handle."
		UFO includes: Phil Mogg (vocals); Michael Schenker (guitar); Pete Way (bass); Aynsley Dunbar (drums).
		UFO: Phil Mogg (vocals); Michael Schenker (guitar); Pete Way (bass guitar); Aynsley Dunbar (drums).
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/artist/UFO/a/UFO.htm (199 words)

	Covenant (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-21)
		Walk On Water has proved to be an outstanding comeback album, despite the well documented problems which followed.
		After several solo and side projects have kept us ticking over, here is a follow up to WOW which promises to be even better than its predecessor.
		Press release (lifted from UFO Appreciation Society www.mgab.dircon.co.uk).
	ufo.dave-wood.org /covenant/covenant.html (53 words)

	Earache/Grindcore
		A massive lumbering behemoth of an album, this is perhaps their finest hour, although as a blithering idiot fan I like them all.
		Regardless, this is a fine death metal album- with confused leads and massive spastic drumming that sounds like a continuous atonal solo and those stop-start "technical" song structures the High School kids (used to) find so appealing.
		This is one of those albums that makes death metal so mind boggling: I can't imagine what someone who has never heard of the genre would make of the mix of those cookie monster vocalizations, beyond anal-retentive 100 m.p.h.
	www.furious.com /perfect/grindcore2.html (2840 words)

	RevelationZ Magazine - Album Review - UFO - Sharks
		However along with Schenker's guitar playing Phil Mogg voice is the unmistakable characteristics of UFO Pete Way and Aynsley Dunbar provides a tight Rhythm section that is better playing in sleep than most of the NU-metal bands today.
		Overall the album does not give the fans a new "Doctor Doctor" but this is a solid collection of songs that U.F.O can be proud of and "Sharks" proves UFO's justification in their forth decade as band.
		I crave a REAL follow-up album to Walk On Water, the most complete and mature UFO album one could have hoped for after 20+ years.
	www.revelationz.net /index.asp?ID=237 (872 words)

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